5291 lbs
LT 225/75R 16 E
16 X 6.0
65 psi
80 psi
80 psi

90 litres
113.2 litres
77.2 litres
45.4 litres
18 litres

Weight
149.3 pounds
250 pounds
170 pounds
100.1 pounds
20 pounds

4242 kg
5216 kg
2100 kg
2400 kg

450 KPA
550 KPA
550 KPA

Note: All measurements and capacities are approximations. Every effort has been made to be as accurate as
possible.
Promaster Silver Paint Code – PS2
3.6 litre Pentastar V6 Featuring 283 HP / 260 LB-FT Torque
6 Speed Transmission
159” Wheel Base
2150 lbs Towing Capacity
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Appliances
Generator
Fridge 4.94 cu ft.
Convection oven
Air Conditioner
Air Conditioner Lower
Cooktop
Water Pump
Water Heater
Toilet
Furnace
Awning
Solar Panel
TV
Blu-ray
Inverter
Converter
ATS Switch
In dash stereo/nav
Dual Coach Batteries
Roof Vent

Manufacturer
ONAN RV QG 2800
DOMETIC (3 way)
HIGH POINT
DOMETIC
DOMETIC
SMEV/DOMETIC
SHURFLO
Girard or
Truma Aqua Go
Thetford Aqua Magic II
ATWOOD
Carefree
Carmanah (95 watt)
LG
LG
XANTREX FREEDOM XI
INTELLI POWER
PROGRESSIVE DYNAMICS
Promatser/ Dodge
ECO-ION LITHIUM 100 AH
Fantastic Fan

Model
2.8HGJBB-1120A
RML8330
EC028BMR
640312CXX1CO
3310741.016
P18022
4008-101-A65
GSWH-2
DLE60CP
42051
AFSD16121
BY1575823TM
CTI - 95
24 LB 4510
BP340
807-2000
PD 9145 AL
5100
U Connect 5.0
LIFE PO4
2200

Notice:
- Appliances and options may change without notice and some appliances and equipment may be
optional.
- Due to Pleasure-Way’s policy of continuous improvement, Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. reserves the
right to make product changes at any time without incurring obligation.
- The chassis manufacturer may make mechanical and option changes without Pleasure-Way Industry
Ltd. incurring any obligation.
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Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. cannot be held responsible for changes made to an appliance supplied by
another distributor or manufacturer.
Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. cannot be held responsible for dealer installed options.

Tire and Loading Information
The tire load information is located on the driver side door pillar.

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Passenger Rear Propane Fill, Breather Valve and Quick Connect
This fill valve and breather valve allow the on board propane tank to be filled. Once fluid appears from the breather
valve, the tank is filled to 80%. The interior gage will read 100%.

Driver Side Sewer Dump Compartment
Located on the driver side running board, the storage compartment is located behind the driver’s door entrance step.
This compartment gives ease of access to the gray and black dump handles, as well as the sewer connection. The sewer
hose container is to the right hand side of the black water dump handle, mounted below the driver side running board.

Driver Side Utility Center
Located in the middle of the driver side main wall panel, this compartment contains four main components used in your
RV: (1) shore power hook-up; (2) cable TV hook-up; (3) pressurized city water hook-up; (4) LP electric valve switch.
4

1
2
3

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Driver Side Water Heater Vent and Access Door
Located mid-body the driver side, below the fridge vent, this vent gives you access to the exterior working
components of the Girard or Truma AquaGo on demand water heater.
During regular use the Off/On switch can be left in the On position; the water heater will only come on when
hot water is being used. Turn your water heater off when the motorhome is in storage.
 Note: The Girard water heater does not have bypass valves. The non-toxic RV antifreeze is circulated
through the water tubes when winterizing.
NOTE: Keep this vent clear from all obstructions.
Girard

Truma

Driver Side Exterior Shower Compartment
Located beside the vehicle fuel fill door, this compartment contains a retractable shower head and hot and
cold water taps.
 When winterizing your motorhome be sure to winterize this tap and the shower hose.

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Driver Side Fridge Vents
Located mid-body on the driver side of the vehicle, these fridge vent covers house the back side of the fridge,
its electrical connections and propane system. Keep these vents free and clear from debris.

Passenger Side Fresh Water Holding Tank Fill
Located behind the passenger sliding door, this compartment allows you to fill the fresh water holding tank. It
also contains the vent tube for your fresh water holding tank.

Driver Side Furnace, Fresh Air and Exhaust Vent (photo 1)
Located in front of the driver side rear wheel next to the water heater, this vent gives off the exhaust of the
furnace. NOTE: Ensure this vent is free and clear of obstructions at all times.

1)

2)

3)

Passenger Side Exterior 110-Volt Plug (see above photo 2)
Located on the passenger side panel behind the rear wheel, this plug will only function if power is supplied
through the generator or shore power. This plug is controlled by the GFCI on the driver side ottoman.
Passenger Side Exterior Porch Light (see above photo 3)
Located above the passenger side sliding door, this light is controlled by the switch on the kitchen end gable.

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Passenger Side Power Awning
Located at the roof line of the passenger side, this 10’ awning is controlled by the power switch located on the
passenger seat base.
*Note: Ensure the awning switch is in the OFF position when the vehicle is in motion. The awning switch
should be on when the awning is extended to allow the wind sensor to operate.

Rooftop Solar Panel
Your vehicle can be equipped with 95 to 285 watt Carmanah solar panels. The solar panels are located over
the driver’s door and behind the rooftop AC unit. The charge control panel is located on the kitchen end panel
facing the rear of the vehicle.

Rooftop Air Conditioner
The vehicle is equipped with an 11,000 BTU Penguin Duo-Therm low profile air conditioner. From the ground
to the top of the air conditioner it measures 9’ 3 ½”. Ensure you have enough clearance before entering areas
with height limitations. The control panel for the air conditioner is located in the rear interior of the vehicle
above the TV.
*Note: Ensure all air conditioner vents are kept clear on the roof of the vehicle.

Rooftop Fantastic Fan Roof Vent
Located on the center portion of the roof is an exhaust fan. It is recommended that you run the fan when the
shower and cooking appliances are being used. The controls for the fan are located on the inside of the vehicle
next to the fan screen.

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Rooftop Winegard TV Antenna
Located beside the awning on the passenger side near the front of the rooftop. This antenna features a dome
enclosure, a booster and a search for frequencies. The control switch for the antenna booster is located in the
cabinet above the Blu-ray player.
.

Rooftop Non-capped Sewer Vent Pipes
Located on the diver side above the bathroom. These vent stacks are sealed and connected directly to the black and
grey water tanks.

Maintaining Your Motorhome
1) To maintain your exterior painted fiberglass and metal surfaces we suggest you thoroughly clean and wax
these pieces regularly. All fiberglass surfaces are painted with automotive paint.
2) When storing your Pleasure-Way motorhome it is recommended that you park the vehicle on a level surface.
Avoid parking in a front end down position as rain or snow may collect in the air conditioner area, allowing
moisture to enter the vehicle through the air conditioner. Damage to the motorhome as a result of incorrect
parking will not be covered under warranty.
3) When storing your Pleasure-Way motorhome, ensure all holding tanks are emptied and flushed, the water
system is completely drained, including the water heater, the LP gas valve is turned off, the battery disconnect is
switched to the OFF position, and all electrical appliances are turned off.
4) When storing your Pleasure-Way motorhome it is recommended that you run your vehicle engine once a month
to allow the engine starting battery to recharge and the vehicle fluids to flow through the engine. Please refer to
your vehicle operation manual for more details.

5) It is recommended that you run your generator (if equipped) for ½ hour under load each month. This will allow
the system to maintain fresh fuel, the engine to be lubricated and the electronic components to avoid corrosive
build up.

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ULTRALEATHER CLEANING AND CARE
(Information taken from the Ultra fabrics web-sight)
Our fabrics are engineered to be long-lasting, with surfaces that maintain their top-quality look and feel long after
application. To keep any of our materials looking their best, we do recommend regular care and cleaning, especially to
keep dirt from accumulating. Below is a general outline to help keep your fabrics looking their best.
Tips
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Clean with soap and water or alcohol based cleaners
Sanitize using 1:5 bleach/water solution, hydrogen peroxide based, or quaternary-based disinfectants*
For stubborn stains, wipe the stain off with isopropyl(rubbing alcohol) as soon as possible
Rinse all solution residue with water

Indoor/Outdoor Fabric Care Instructions
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All our Indoor/Outdoor products should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area
Our mildew resistant surfaces do not promote mildew growth, however, mildew may grow on dirt and other
foreign substances that are not removed from the fabric
The frequency of cleaning will vary greatly depending upon the local outdoor environment in which the product is
used
Cushions should not remain wet or be covered, as this will increase the chances of mildew growth occurring
All of our High UV products perform best when they are paired with an open cell, reticulated, quick drying foam
and/or a waterproof, anti-mildew barrier between the fabric and foam and utilize air vents and/or a mesh, open
weave fabric bottom

Ultraleather Pro Stain Care Instructions
MARKET

STAIN

Restaurant & Food Service

Ketchup, Mayo, Mustard,** Coffee, Red Wine, Tea

Healthcare

Blood, Urine, Betadine

Contract & High Traffic Areas

Ballpoint Pen Ink**

Clean with soap and water, or alcohol-based cleaners
*This information is not a guarantee. Please use all cleaning and disinfecting agents safely and as instructed.
**For tough stains, clean using isopropyl/rubbing alcohol. Rinse surface with water and dry. Prompt attention is important
for successful removal of any stain.
A variety of clothing and accessories may contain dyes that could transfer to lighter colors, depending upon variations in
temperature and humidity. Dye transfer is difficult to control, not always fully preventable, and may be irreversible.

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TRAVEL PREPARATION
Before You Leave
Prior to heading off on your adventures, you should always check to ensure that:
- the LP gas is turned off at the main valve;
- the black and gray waste water tanks are empty with the dump handles closed;
- all electrical cords and exterior hoses are stored back into their respective compartments;
- chassis fluid levels are at recommended levels;
- chassis tire pressure levels are at recommended levels;
- chassis exterior lighting is functional;
- all exterior components are secure and closed;
- the refrigerator power switch is changed to 12-volt ;
- all interior compartments and drawers are closed and latched;
- all interior components are secure and in place;
- the furnace control switch is off;
- the TV swing-out is locked into the closed position; and
- the site is left in better condition than when you arrived.
While In Motion
- Do not use any appliances while the vehicle is in motion.
- Warning: Do not use any propane appliances while the vehicle is in motion.
- For your safety ensure that the main propane valve is in the OFF position.
- While you are in motion, you will have power to all 12-volt components such as the
interior lights, water pump, roof vent, 12-volt receptacles and USB ports.
- You will have power to the microwave, 110-volt receptacles and theater system if the inverter is turned on.
- Always remain seated with the seat locked in the forward facing position and the seat belt fastened.
Upon Arrival at Your Site
Once you arrive at a site, please ensure that:
- your motorhome is parked in a level position so that your components will perform optimally
(place a bubble level on the freezer shelf of the refrigerator and level your unit according to this);
- all exterior vents are clear from obstructions;
- the black and gray water waste tank valves are closed;
- the AC power cord is attached to the vehicle and to the site receptacle (120 volt 30 amp);
- you hook the fresh water line to the city connection or fill the fresh water tank and turn on your water pump;
- the LP gas switch is turned on;
- the refrigerator is switched to 110-volt power; and
- the water heater switch is turned on.

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MOTORHOME SYSTEMS
LP Gas System
Liquid Propane Gas System
Your motorhome is equipped with a Liquid Propane (LP) gas system that provides a fuel source to the appliances which
are designed to use this gas for operation. The storage tank is located under the chassis between the hitch rails. Access
to the LP tank and regulator is found under the vehicle. The regulator is on the passenger side propane tank bracket.

Driver side

Passenger side

Regulator

An LP gas regulator must always be installed with the diaphragm vent facing downward. Regulators that are not in
compartments have been equipped with a protective cover. Make sure that the regulator vent faces downward and that
the cover is kept in place to minimize vent blockage that could result in excessive gas pressure, causing fire or explosion.
The main propane shut-off switch is located in the driver side utility center.

The propane fill, breather valve and BBQ quick connect are located on the driver side rear, exterior corner of the vehicle.
The breather valve must be open to fill the propane tank. Liquid will appear through the breather valve when the tank is
80% full.

The propane gage is located inside your coach on the rear electrical switch and display panel. The panel will indicate full
or 100% when the LP tank is 80% full.

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Warning: Do not bring or store LP gas containers, gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the vehicle, as a fire
or explosion may result. LP gas containers should not be placed or stored inside the vehicle as LP gas containers
are equipped with safety devices that relieve excessive pressure by discharging gas into the atmosphere.
Warning: It is not safe to use cooking appliances for comfort heating. Cooking appliances need fresh air for safe
operation. Unlike homes, the amount of oxygen supply in the unit is limited due to the size of the vehicle. Proper
ventilation when using the cooking appliance(s) will avoid the danger of asphyxiation. It is especially important
that cooking appliances not be used for comfort heating as the danger of asphyxiation is greater when the
appliance is used for a long period of time. Therefore, before operation, be sure to open a source of ventilation.
Warning: Do not use portable fuel burning equipment, including wood and charcoal grills and stoves inside the
motorhome. The use of this equipment inside the recreational vehicle may cause fire, or asphyxiation.

DO NOT FILL LP CONTAINER TO MORE THAN 80% CAPACITY. Overfilling the LP gas container can result in uncontrolled
gas flow, which can cause a fire or explosion. A properly filled container will contain approximately 80% of its volume of
LP gas.
If you smell gas:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials;
Do not touch any electrical switches;
Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve or gas supply connection;
Open all the doors and other ventilating openings;
Leave the area until the odor clears and you are sure there is no further risk to you or others;
Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again;
Do not place the cooktop cover on the stove when the cooktop is lit, or when the burner knobs are in the ON
position. Allow the cooktop to cool before closing the glass cover.

LP appliances are: Fridge, Cooktop, Water Heater and Furnace.
NOTE: Your LP gas appliances may not light on the first try. There may be air in the LP gas lines that will dissipate as the
gas pressurizes the lines.

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Fresh Water System
The water system built into your motorhome provides full service similar to the system in your home. A 12-Volt selfpriming pump draws pressurized water from the fresh water tank to all cold faucets and the water heater. An automatic
pressure switch located in the water pump maintains a positive line pressure between 20 to 30 psi. The fresh and gray
water tanks are located underneath the floor of the vehicle. The black water tank is located above the floor directly
under the toilet.
Fresh Water Fill and Drain
To fill the fresh water tank, use the gravity water fill located on the passenger side of the van beside the sliding door.
First, unlock the water fill compartment and remove the large cap; then place the water hose into the fill. Turn on the
water to medium flow. There are two ways of knowing when your water tank is full: (1) by checking the monitor panel
located inside your coach; (2) when water flows back through the gravity fill. NOTE: If you notice water running out
from underneath the van, check the drain tap located on the side of the fresh water tank to ensure the valve is closed.
This tap is there to help you drain your fresh water tank.

City Water Connection
The city water connection is located in the driver side utility center. The city water connection is a convenience for you
when you have access to an outside, pressurized water source. To hook up the city water connection you should make
sure that the water pump switch is turned off inside the coach and that all faucets are shut. Attach your water hose and
turn on the water supply. The city water system bypasses the fresh water holding tank and feeds the water lines directly
so that you will not have to use the water pump. To disconnect the city water system, first turn off the water source,
then open a faucet to relieve some of the pressure in the lines and then unhook the water line.
NOTE: It is advisable to use a water pressure regulator because excessive pressure may result in water line damage.

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Fresh Water System Drains
The fresh water, tank drain is located under the passenger side running board, just under the sliding door. This drain is
connected directly to your fresh water tank and will allow you to drain the fresh water tank when the vehicle is not in
use.
The vehicle is also equipped with low point drain valves. These valves will allow you to drain all the fresh water lines in
the vehicle. The low point drains are located below the passenger side running board above the fresh water drain spigot.
To use these drains ensure all water taps and the toilet valve are in an open position. There will be two low point drains
for the Girard water heater and three low point drains for the Truma water heater.

Water Pump and Trouble Shooting
Located in the cabinet below the kitchen sink. The water pump has a removable filter that should be checked regularly.

The inline flow filter is located on the inlet side of the water pump.
If the pump will not prime, ensure:
- there is water in the holding tank;
- that the battery is not run down;
- the water lines are tightly connected to the pump and to the filter;
- there are no leaks at the inlet fitting and filter (if air is leaking into inlet fittings, tighten fittings or apply clamps as
necessary);
- the inline flow filter is clean.
If the water pressure drops, ensure that:
- the faucet aerators are clean;
- there is water in the holding tank;
- the battery is not run down;
- the faucets and connections are free of leaks.
If the pump runs when there is no apparent demand for water, ensure that:
- there is water in the holding tank;
- all faucets and fixtures are shut off and not leaking;
- the water lines are free of leaks.
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WATER HEATER:
The water heater is located under the fridge or closet, next to the furnace vent. You will have to remove the access
panel to inspect water lines or adjust bypass valves. Access to the working mechanism of the water heater is through the
outside, vent door located mid-body on the driver side. The coach may be equipped with a Girard or Truma water
heater.

GIRARD ON DEMAND WATER HEATING SYSTEM (GSWH-2)

Unlike your home or previous RV water heater system, the on demand system does not have a tank that contains hot
water. The on demand system heats water to the desired temperature as needed. The water temperature will depend
on the flow rate of the water. A lower flow rate will give you hotter water.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

Turn on the battery switch
Turn on the LP gas switch
Turn on the water heater
switch
Turn on the inside control
panel and adjust
Start the water flow on hot
at a medium rate

GSWH-2 can operate two different ways:
1)
2)

Operating like a tank water heater, the user turns on the hot and cold water to achieve the desired hot
water temperature.
Select the desired temperature by adjusting the temperature setting up or down. The UPC settings are
from 95 to 124 degrees (F). The unit will maintain this temperature, dependant on water flow.

Note: The recommended and factory setting is 115 (F) or 46 (C)
1)
2)
3)

Turn on the panel power. The panel will display the current temperature at the inlet of the unit.
Press the temperature selection arrow (up or down) to see the current set temperature.
Adjust the set temperature to your preference and turn on the faucet.

NOTE: See the Girard operating instructions for further information.

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Truma AquaGo Comfort Plus DLE60CP
The Truma AquaGo Comfort Plus water heater is a hybrid water heater that combines the instant hot water source with
a 1 gallon water tank, and a recirculation system to provide a continuous flow of hot water.
Basic Operation
1)
2)
3)
4)

Turn on the battery switch.
Turn on the LP gas switch.
Turn on the water heater switch inside the exterior water heater door.
Turn the water heater switch to eco mode or comfort mode (see the Truma manual to determine which is right for
you).
5) Start the water flow on hot at a medium flow and adjust to the desired temperature.
Eco Mode
Comfort mode
Off
Winter
Clean

Summer Mode

Winter Mode
1) For summer - all the bypass valves are
horizontal.
2) For winter - all the bypass valves are
vertical.

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NOTE: See the Truma manual for operating instructions and for further information, such as information on
winter mode, cleaning mode and decalcification.
NOTE: See the winterizing instructions in this manual for winter storage information.

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