If the need to make an emergency escape from the interior of your motorhome arises, all
interior doors are equipped with interior access latches. Your choices of escape routes are as
follows, the main entrance at the side door, the driver and passenger side front doors and the
rear doors.
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MOTORHOME EXTERIOR
Paint Codes
Mercedes Paint code Brilliant Silver – 9744; Mercedes Paint code Grey White – 9136
Mercedes paint code (30th Anniversary Champagne) Pearl Silver Metallic - 9764

Motorhome Dimensions & Capacities
Dimensions
Length Bumper to Bumper
273” - 22’ 9””
693 cm
Length Bumper to Tire Carrier
287”- 23’ 11 ”
729 cm
Height with AC
116”- 9’ 8”
295 cm
Width with mirrors Extended
94” - 7’ 10”
240 cm
Interior Standing Height
75” – 6’ 3”
190 cm
Towing Capacity
4220 pounds
1892 kg
Towing capacity is based on GCWR 15,250– GVWR 11,030 = 4220 pounds
if the vehicle when loaded is less than 11030, this weight can be added to
the towing capacity up to the Mercedes hitch limitations, rear axle and
Mercedes Sprinter limitations as listed in the Mercedes Sprinter manual.
The hitch tongue weight must be included in the loaded weight of the
vehicle.
Bed Area: 70 “ wide X 76” Kitchen and Fridge partition to the back doors
Capacities
Fuel
26 USA gallons
98 litres
Fresh Water / Potable Water
20 USA gallons
77 litres
Grey Water ( Sinks and Shower)
35 USA gallons
132 litres
Black Water (Toilet)
12 USA Gallons
45.4 litres
Liquid Propane (LPG) (at 80%)
12 USA gallons
38 litres

Chassis Specs
GVWR
GCWR
GAWR Front
GAWR Rear
Tires (all)
Rims (all)
Tire Pressure Front
Tire Pressure Rear
Tire Pressure Spare

11030 lbs
15250 lbs
4080 lbs
7720 lbs
LT215/85R16
5.5j x16”
55 psi
61 psi
61 psi

Weight
185 pounds
170 pounds
291 pounds
100.1 pounds
50 pounds

5003 kg
6917 kg
1851 kg
3502 kg

380 KPA
420 KPA
420 KPA
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Appliances
Generator
Fridge 3.8 cu ft. (FL)
Fridge 6.0 cu ft. (TS)
Convection oven
Air Conditioner
Air Conditioner Lower
Cook Top
Water Pump
Water Heater
Toilet
Furnace
Awning
Solar Panel
TV
DVD
Inverter
Converter
ATS Switch
In dash stereo/nav
Coach Batteries
Roof Vent

Manufacturer
ONAN RV QG 2500 LP
DOMETIC (3 way)
Norcold (3 way)
HIGH POINT
DOMETIC
DOMETIC
SMEV/DOMETIC
SHURFLO
Girard
Thetford Aqua Magic II
ATWOOD
Care Free
Carmanah (95 watt)
LG
LG
XANTREX
INTELLI POWER
PROGRESSIVE DYNAMICS
Mercedes
ECO-ION Lithium 100 AH
Fantastic Fan

Model
2.5HGJBB-1121A
RM8505
N641.3F
EC028BMR
640312CXX1CO
3310742.014
P18022
4008-101-A65
GSWH-1M or GSWH-2
42051
AFSD16121
BY15758D23TM
CTI - 95
24 LB 4510
BP340
450
PD9145 AL
5100
Becker
Life PO 4
2200

Pleasure-Way reserves the right to make product changes at any time without prior notice and
without incurring obligations.
NOTE: Remember that the height of your Motorhome may vary depending upon the tire
pressure level, and optional components mounted on the roof. The width of your vehicle will
vary with the position of the outside mirrors. In addition, all measurements are
approximations.
Tire and Loading Information
Located on the driver door pillar.

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Driver Rear Propane Fill, Breather valve
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 gage inside will read 100% at
80% full.

Driver’s Side Sewer Dump Compartment
Located on the driver side running board the storage compartment is just behind the driver
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 running board.

Driver’s Side Utility Center
Located in the middle of the driver 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

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Driver’s Side Water Heater Vent
Located on the driver’s side mid body below the fridge vents, this vent door gives access to the
water heater switch, reset button and the working mechanisms of the water heater.
NOTE: For water heater efficiency, keep this vent free and clear from obstructions at all times.

Driver’s Side Exterior Shower Compartment (TS only)
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.

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

(FL)

(TS)
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Passenger’s 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’s Side Furnace, Fresh Air and Exhaust Vent (photo 1)
Located in front of the driver 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’s Side Exterior 110-Volt Plug (see above photo 2)
Located on the passenger’s 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 GFI in
the kitchen face frame.
Passenger’s Side Exterior Porch Light (see above photo 3)
Located above the passenger sliding door, this light is controlled by the switch on the kitchen
end gable.
Passenger’s Side Power Awning
Located at the roof line of the passenger side this 12’ awning is controlled by the power switch
located on the passenger seat base.

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Roof top Solar Panel
Your vehicle is equipped with a 95 watt, 190 watt, or 285 watt Carmanah solar panel package
in the center of the roof. The solar panel is controlled by charge control system located in the
driver closet face or rear panel. This control shows battery voltage, charge, and solar amps.

Roof top Air Conditioner
The vehicle is equipped with the 11,000 BTU Penguin Duo-Therm low profile air conditioner.
From the ground to the top of the air conditioner it is 9’ 8”. 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.
Ensure all air conditioner vents are kept clear on the roof of the vehicle.

Roof top Fantastic Fan roof vent
Located on the center portion of the roof. This 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.

Roof Top Winegard TV Antenna
Located beside the awning on the passenger side near the front of the roof top. 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 TV (TS) or on the front TV cabinet (FL).

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Roof Top Non Capped Sewer Vent Pipes

Maintaining Your Motor Home
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 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. Damages to the motorhome as a result of incorrect parking will not be
covered under warranty.
3) When storing you 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 switch 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
TRAVEL PREPARATION
Before You Leave
Prior to heading off on your adventures, you should always check to ensure that:
- the LP gas is off at the main valve
- 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
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- 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 underneath the thermostat is off
- the TV swing-out is locked into the closed position
- the site is left in better condition than when you arrived.
- the TV antenna is lowered and rotated to the travel position
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
dome lights, water pump, roof vent, 12-Volt receptacle, and theatre system.
You will not have power to the microwave, 110-Volt receptacles, coffee maker and roof
air conditioner.
- You will have power to all 110-Volt and 12-Volt if your motorhome is equipped with an
operating generator.
- Always remain seated with your 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 be at their
optimum performance ( place a bubble level in the freezer shelf of the refrigerator to use as a
base and level your unit according to this)
- all exterior vents are clear from obstructions
- the black and gray water waste tank valves are closed
- hook up your AC power cord to the site receptacle (120 volt 30 amp)
- hook up your fresh water line to the city fill (if supplied at site) or fill fresh water tank
- turn the LP gas on
- turn the refrigerator switch power to 110-Volt power
- turn the water heater on
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MOTORHOME SYSTEMS
LP 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 propane/LP tank and regulator is from under the
vehicle.

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.
Propane Shut Off
The main shut-off valve is located in the Diver side Component Compartment.

Propane Fill , Breather and Qick Connect
The propane fill and breather valve are located on the passenger 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. This plate also features the quick connect for a propane appliance.

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The propane guage is located inside your coach on the rear electrical switch and display panel. The
panel will indicate full 0r 100% when the LP tank is at 80%
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Warning: Do not bring or store LP gas containers, gasoline or other flammable liquids inside
the vehicle, because 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 dangers 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 fire or explosion. A properly filled container will contain
approximately 80% of its volume of LP gas.
If you smell gas:
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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 cooktop to cool before closing the glass cover.

Propane/ LP appliances are: Fridge, Cook Top, Water Heater and Furnace.

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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 self-priming 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 p.s.i. 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.
To fill the fresh water tank, use the gravity water fill located on the driver’s side of the van beside the
driver front door. First, unlock the water fill compartment and remove the large cap; then place the
water hose into the fill. Turn on the water, but not on high pressure because you may have water
spilling out. 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 starts coming back through the gravity fill. NOTE: If
you notice water running out from underneath the van, there is a drain tap located on the side of the
fresh water tank ensure the valve is closed. This tap is there to help you drain your fresh water tank
without having to open the taps and pump it out.

The city water connection is located in the driver’s side utility center. The city water connection is a
convenience for you when you have access to an outside 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 turned off as well. Attach your water hose and turn on the water supply (but not on
high pressure to prevent excessive water force in the unit). NOTE: In different areas the water
pressure may vary. It is advisable to use a water pressure regulator because excessive pressure may
result in water-line damage. 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
(if you do not open a faucet to relieve some of the pressure, when you unhook the water line, water
may spray out), then unhook the water line.

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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 just in above the fresh water tank drain. To use these drains ensure all water taps and toilet
valve are in an open position.

Water Pump Trouble Shooting

below
Kitchen
sink

The water pump is located in the kitchen below the sink. If the pump will not prime, please check:
- make sure there is water in the holding tank
- make sure that the battery is not run down
- make sure the waterlines are tight to the pump and to the filter
- check for leaks at inlet fitting and filter (if air is leaking into inlet fittings, tighten fittings or apply
clamps as necessary)
- the inline flow filter, located beside your water pump.
If the water pressure drops:
- make sure faucet aerators are clean
- check to make sure there is water in the holding tank
- check to make sure the battery is not run down
- check faucets and connections for leaks.
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If the pump runs when there is no apparent demand for water:
- make sure there is water in the holding tank
- check all faucets and fixtures to make sure they are all shut off and not leaking
- check line for leaks.
Water Heater
Your motorhome is equipped with a Girard instant water heater located on the driver side mid body.
Please refer to the manufacturer’s instruction manual for lighting and maintenance instructions. You
must ensure there is water is available before turning the burner on to heat the water. The LP gas
switch must be in the on position, LP gas is automatically supplied to the main burner to heat water to
a desired temperature and then automatically shuts off when the hot water is not in use. A regulated
mixture of gas and air is ignited automatically providing a flame, which is directed into the heating
tube. The heating assembly is sealed off from the RV interior and is vented to the outside.