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Pleasure-Way

Van Motorhomes

OWNER’S MANUAL

Pleasure-Way

PLEASURE-WAY INDUSTRIES takes great pride in the quality
and excellence that the PLEASURE-WAY name represents. We
appreciate having you as a customer and have provided this
manual to introduce you to many features of your new motorhome.
Each person using the motorhome should take time to read this
manual before operation. It will help you to better understand the

many operational features of this recreational vehicle.

We hope you will enjoy your new PLEASURE-WAY and wish you

many miles of pleasant and carefree driving.

For customer service information, call 1-800-364-0189.

PLEASURE-WAY WARRANTIES & POLICIES

Pleasure-Way Warranty:

Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. warranties the specified new Motorhome free from defects in material and
craftsmanship, on the sections manufactured by Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. under normal use and service.
Obligation, under this warranty, shall be limited to 36 months/36,000 miles/60,000 kilometers (which ever
comes first) after the date of purchase by the original retail purchaser from an Authorized Dealer and shall
be limited to making good, at our factory, any part or parts thereof upon retum to the factory.

The conditions of this warranty will not apply to the following:

1.

If the Motorhome has been altered outside our factory in any way so as, in our judgement, to affect it's
Stability or reliability.

The Motorhome, in our judgement, has been subject to misuse, negligence, or accident.

Tires, refrigerator, stove, heater, chassis, power train, or any other component which is under a separate
guarantee from the manufacturer and can be obtained from their service facilities throughout North
America.

Unauthorized repairs, alterations or modifications.
Routine maintenance.

Failure of the Coach and or Chassis resulting in incidental damages such as:
Loss of use of Motorhome.
inconvenience.
Cost of rental vehicle.
Cost of accommodations, travel expenses & meals.

Damages resulting by:
Hail, Tornadoes, Lightning, Floods, Earthquakes, Plow winds, Fire, Rain & Environmental Conditions
which include Tree Sap, Tar, Chemicals, Oils, Salts, or Acts of God.

The conditions of this warranty will not apply to degeneration due to wear and exposure after these limitations:

1.

For one year from the purchase date or 12,000 miles/20,000 kilometers (which ever comes first), by
the original purchaser:

a) All seat, curtain, door panel and wall fabrics used in the coach.

b) Exterior fibreglass surfaces.

c) Window seals.

d) Exterior power cable hatch, city water fill hatch, Porch light, & exterior cable T.V. outlet.

e) Running board trim.

f) Carpet.

PLEASURE-WAY WARRANTIES & POLICIES

2. For 120 days from date of purchase by the original purchaser:

a) Black and Grey water termination valves.
b) Fresh water tank drain tap.
c) Exterior door catches, cam locks, thumb latches & hinges,

The warranty is expressly in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and all other obligations or
liabilities for alleged representation or negligence. Pleasure-Way neither assume nor authorize any other
person to assume for us any liability in connection with the sale of our Motorhome other than expressed above.

All correspondence should be directed to the dealer from whom the Motorhome was purchased and must
specify the serial number and date of purchase of Motorhome in question.

Warranty Policies: Pleasure-Way

1. Warranty repairs, within the three year or 36,000 miles/60,000 kilometers (whichever comes first) limited
warranty.

2. Pleasure-Way warranty registration cards must be on file before any claims will be processed. Such claims
will be rejected until proof of ownership can be established.

3. Pleasure-Way Industries will not reimburse any claims for any work done on any components or appliances
that are covered under their respected manufacturers warranty. These warranties must be claimed through
the manufacturer of the appliance or component.

Examples: Refrigerator, Microwave, Roof Air Conditioner, Water Pump, Toilet, Stove, TV & VCP

4. Allwarranty work required to be done on the chassis must be taken to a Chrysler dealership and processed
through their warranty procedures. Pleasure-Way will not reimburse any claims regarding the chassis.
Pleasure-Way will pay for the removal and reinstallation of Motorhome components only if necessary to
perform Chrysler warranty repairs. Pleasure-Way will not reimburse any costs in the removal and
reinstallation of these components if it is:

a) Out of the warranty period.
b) Non warranty repairs.
c) Routine maintenance or service.

“NOTE: Exterior side storage compartment may not be moisture free due to weather and humidity conditions.
It is advised that valuables stored in this compartment be sealed in their own water-tight containers.

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SAFETY

For your safety and ease of mind while travelling with your PLEASURE-WAY Motorhome we have provided
safety components throughout the vehicle. In order for your vehicle to maintain the safest possible conditions,
these components must be tested and maintained on a regular basis and according to the detailed
manufacturer's operating instructions.

All PLEASURE-WAY MOTORHOMES in Canada are C.S.A. and CMVSS Certified, and may exceed the
approved installation criteria.

All PLEASURE-WAY MOTORHOMES in the United States are FMVSS certified and bear the R.V.I.A. seal of
approval, and may exceed the individual state requirements.

Smoke Detector

Asmoke detector is provided on the ceiling of your unit near the front. Smoke detectors may give you
a warning of fire and smoke, but only if you use and maintain them in accordance to the manufacturer's
instructions. Testing of this detector should be carried out weekly. Ensure you connect the battery
inside the detector upon receiving of your new unit and that you install a fully charged fresh battery at
least once a year.

Fire Extinguisher

A 5 pound capacity fire extinguisher is provided at the side door main entrance for your ease of
accessibility from the interior or exterior. This fire extinguisher is a type ‘BC’ which will extinguish
flammable liquids and electrical fires, not wood, paper and cloth fires. Inspect the extinguisher at
least once a month according to manufacturer's instructions.

LP Gas Detector

A liquid propane (LP) gas detector is provided near the floor level at the rear of the motorhome interior.
This detector will operate to detect liquid propane gasses as well as other gasses that are heavier than
air. Your components that require LP gas are provided with complete ventilation to the exterior and are
sealed off to the interior for your added safety. This detector is Powered by the auxiliary battery and is
operating at all times unless the battery is disconnected. This detector should be tested every week
or before every time the coach is taken on a trip, whichever occurs first. The test procedure should
be in accordance to the manufacturer's instructions.

Carbon Monoxide Sensor

Acarbon monoxide sensor is provided in the monitor pane! above the main entrance side doors. This
detector only indicates the presence of carbon monoxide gas at the sensor. Carbon monoxide gas
may be present in other areas. Warning: Carbon Monoxide Gas cannot be seen or smelled and can
kill you. This detector should be tested at least once per week or before every time the coach
is taken ona trip. The test procedure should be in accordance to the manufacturer's instructions.
Carbon monoxide sensors are installed in units equipped with generators or generator ready options.

SAFETY

GFCI Outlet

Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets are provided on the exterior receptacle, galley receptacle
and the receptacle over the microwave (except Excel-MP and MPL models). These receptacles
Provide protection against line-to-ground electrical shock hazards that could be harmful or even fatal.

These receptacles are to be tested at least once a month in accordance to the manufacturer's
instructions.

Escape
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 choice of escape routes are:
- main entrance at the side doors
- driver and passenger side doors
~ rear door - access through this door will be made easier by relocating the night stand in the TD
models

- the RD and MPTS models are equipped with a rear safety window located on the passengers
side of the coach

Refuelling

When you are refuelling your gasoline tank or your propane system, ensure that your vehicle is shut
off and your main LP valve is shut off. Ensure that your pilot lights have been extinguished as well.

Even with the main LP valve shut off there is enough gas in the LP lines for the pilot light to continue
to burn.

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MOTORHOME EXTERIOR

MOTORHOME SIZE

Remember that your motorhome is larger than your standard van and automobile and that your should be
careful when entering underpasses, garages, parkades, etc.

Length Bumper to Bumper: 19" 7” (5969mm)
Standard Body Width: 6’ 6” (1981mm)
Wide Body Width: 7’ 0” (2134mm)

Height: 8’ 8” (2642mm)
- height may vary depending upon the tire pressure level, air ride pressure level and optional
components mounted on the roof.

DRIVER’S LARGE STORAGE COMPARTMENT:
Located behind the driver's door, this compartment features a 10" x 18" x 45" locking storage area. This
compartment should be used for items not damaged by moisture, as humidity and certain weather
conditions may add moisture to this compartment.

DRIVER’S REAR COMPONENT COMPARTMENT:
Located behind the driver's rear tire on the rear fibreglass flare. This compartment contains four main
components used in your RV. (1) Sewer Hose; (2) Shore Power Hook-up; (3) Cable TV Hook-up; (4)
Pressurized City Water Hook-up

DRIVER’S LP COMPARTMENT:
Located behind the driver's component compartment on the rear fibreglass flare. This compartment
houses the propane tank with a level gauge, filler connection and excess bleeder valve.
* Note: Be sure to fill propane tank only to 80% capacity

DRIVER'S FURNACE FRESH AIR AND EXHAUST VENT:
Located above the driver’s rear component compartment. This gives access to the working
mechanisms of the furnace.
* Note: For furnace efficiency, keep this vent free and clear from obstruction.

DRIVER’S EXTERIOR SHOWER COMPARTMENT: (optional)
Located beside the vehicle fuel fill door. This compartment contains a retractable shower head and hot
and cold water taps.
* Note: When winterizing be sure to winterize this tap and shower hose.

MOTORHOME EXTERIOR

PASSENGER BATTERY TRAY COMPARTMENT:

Located on the passenger's rear flare this compartment houses a slide out tray with one or an optional

second battery for the coach 12 volt components. This compartment may house extra wiring for
generator reading units.

PASSENGER FRESH WATER HOLDING TANK FILL:

Located above the battery tray compartment. This compartment allows you to fill the fresh water
holding tank. It also contains the vent tube for your fresh water holding tank.

PASSENGER WATER HEATER VENT:

Located behind the passenger's rear tire. This vent door allows you access to the water heater anode,
pressure relief valve, and the working mechanisms of the water heater,
* Note: Ensure this vent is free and clear of obstructions.

PASSENGER EXTERIOR 110 VOLT PLUG:

Located in front of the water heater. This plug will only function if power is supplied through he
generator or shore power.

PASSENGERS EXTERIOR PORCHLIGHT:

Located in the centre upper section of the Passenger's side wall. This light is controlled by the switch
on the kitchen end gable, or on the Lexor MP or Excel Mp, the switch in the monitor face panel.

PASSENGERS FRIDGE VENTS:

Located behind the rear side entrance door. These vents allow the fridge to function efficiently. The
lower vent is a door allowing access to the fridge operating mechanisms.
* Note: Keep these vents free from obstructions.

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MOTORHOME EXTERIOR

REAR AIR RIDE SUSPENSION

Your PLEASURE-WAY MOTORHOME is equipped with Air Bag Helper Springs located under your chassis at
each rear wheel. These are heavy duty air bag springs to help support your vehicles suspension controlled by
air pressure. The air valves for these are located at the rear of the unit under the bumper. The left valve controls
the left rear air bag and the right valve controls the right rear air bag. The pressure levels can be checked from
these valves. .

See manufacturer's operating manual for complete operating instructions and maintenance procedures.

MOTORHOME EXTERIOR COMPONENTS
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

With your PLEASURE-WAY MOTORHOME it is recommended that you regularly maintain your vehicle in order
to get the maximum benefits, for the life and performance depends on the proper use and operation. With a
regular maintenance schedule you should be able to catch any components that need attention while you are
prepared for them and you should get many years and miles of trouble free travelling.

* Note: Please refer to your Chrysler manual for mechanical maintenance.

HELPFUL HINTS

1. To maintain your fibreglass oof and other fibreglass components we suggest that you wax these pieces
annually, with an automobile wax as these are painted components.

2. When storing your PLEASURE-WAY motorhome, you should try to park in a level spot and avoid having
to park down hill. If parked in a down hill position with the front end lower, water (rain/snow) may collect in
the recessed portion of the roof. This may cause water to leak through the roof air conditioner.

3. When storing your PLEASURE-WAY MOTORHOME ensure all the holding tanks are empty and flushed,
all LPG gas valves have been tumed off and all electrical components are switched off and the red key kill
switch is in the off position.

4. To maintain your monitor probe system it is recommended that after tanks are flushed and cleaned, a probe
cleaner which can be purchased from your local RV dealer be added to your tanks. Follow manufacturers
recommendations.

TRAVEL PREPARATION

Prior to leaving on a road trip, check to ensure that:
- LP gas is off at main valve
- black and grey waste water tanks are empty
- 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 all functional
~ air ride bag pressures are at recommended levels
~ all exterior components are secure and closed
- fridge power switch is changed to 12 volt from LP gas
- all interior compartments and drawers are closed
- all interior components are secure and in place
- furnace control switch underneath the thermostat is off
- site is left in better condition than when you arrived

While in motion:
It is not recommended that you use any of your appliances while in motion.
DO NOT USE ANY PROPANE APPLIANCES WHILE IN MOTION
~ you will have power to all 12 volt components such as the dome lights, water pump, roof vent, 12 volt
receptacle, TV, and VCP,
~ 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 and 12 Volt appliances and plugs if your motorhome is
equipped with a generator and it is operating
* Note: TV/VCP located in the front overhead console will not operate while vehicle is running.

Upon arrival at a site:
~ ensure factory headlight switch is turned all the way to the right and off, otherwise the factory battery will
drain and be dead in a short period.
~ level your motorhome so that your components will work at their optimum
~ place a bubble level in the freezer shelf of the refrigerator to use as a base and level your unit
according to this.
~ ensure all exterior vents are clear from obstructions
~ ensure black and grey water waste tank valves are closed
- hook up 110 volt power cord to site receptacle if supplied at site
~ hook up fresh water line to city fill if supplied at site or fill fresh water tank
- turn LP gas on
~ turn refrigerator switch power to LP gas selection or 110 volt power
- turn 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 power to appliances that are
designed to run off this. The storage tank is located under the chassis and can be accessed through he rear
compartment door on the driver's side. The main shutoff valve and filler valve for the LP gas is located here.

LP gas containers shall not be placed or stored inside the vehicle. LP gas containers are equipped with safety
devices that relieve excessive pressure by discharging gas into the atmosphere.

NOTE: 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 is limited
due to the size of the recreational vehicle, and 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.

BEFORE OPERATION
ils Open a source of ventilation.

NOTE: 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.

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 bring or store LP gas containers, gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the vehicle, because a fire
or explosion may result.

NOTE: IF YOU SMELL GAS

Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials.

Do not touch electrical switches.

Shut off gas supply at the tank valve or gas supply connection.

Open doors and other ventilating openings

Leave area until odour clears.

Have gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again.

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LP gas regulators 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.

MOTORHOME SYSTEMS

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 grey water tanks are located underneath the floor. The black water tank is located above
the floor under the shower pan.

To fill the fresh water tank you would use the gravity water fill located on the Passenger’s side of the van beside
the water heater. 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
tank, that is probably open. 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 rear component compartment. 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 moderately 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
by-passes 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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MOTORHOME SYSTEMS

WATER PUMP TROUSLE SHOOTING
The water pump is located in the cabinet below the sink.

1. IF PUMP WILL NOT PRIME

check to make sure there is water in the holding tank.

check to make sure that the battery is not run down,

check for kinks in the inlet water line.

check for leaks at inlet fittings. If air is leaking into inlet fittings, tighten fittings or apply clamps as
necessary. :

check for clogged lines.

check the inline flow filter, located beside your water pump.

2. IF 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.

3, IF 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 6 gallon water heater located on the interior near the right rear corner below
the sofa/bed. Refer to the manufacturer's instruction manual for lighting and maintenance instructions. Ensure
there is water in the tank prior to turning the burner on to heat the water.

LP gas is automatically supplied to the main burner to heat water to a desired temperature and then
automatically shut off. 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.

MOTORHOME SYSTEMS

TOILET

See manufacturer's operating instructions.

TROUBLESHOOTING

1. WATER KEEPS RUNNING IN BOWL
- check to see if all the levers returned all the way back. Sticking may be caused by foreign material on
the waste valve blade seal at the bottom of the bowl. If the problem persists, replace the water valve.

2. TOILET LEAKS, THERE IS WATER ON THE FLOOR
~ if the leak is in the back of the toilet, check the water supply line connection and refer to manufacturer's