installation instructions. If the leak is at the toilet flange area (where the toilet mounts to the floor),
check the toilet flange nuts for tightness.

3. POOR FLUSH
- the levers must be held fully open during the flush. A good flush should be obtained within 2to3
seconds. If the problem persists remove the water supply line and check the water supply. The water
supply rate should be at least 10 litres/2.5 gallons per minute to ensure an adequate flush.

SHOWER

To protect the surface of your ABS plastic shower pan it is recommended that a rubber shower mat be placed
in the shower pan. Use a non-abrasive cleaner to clean your shower compartment. Do not use highly
concentrated or high acid content household cleaners, as these may damage the shower compartment.

LEXOR BATHROOM AND SHOWER SYSTEMS

Your LEXOR-TD, RD, and MP are equipped with a slideout bathroom door system and removable shower pan
system. To use these systems, simply use the following procedures:

To open your slideout bathroom door system:

1. Open the rear bathroom door to a 90 degree angle.

2. Inthe centre on the inside of the bathroom door you will find a vinyl snap strap. Unsnap this strap to release
the sliding door.

3. Slide the sliding door out until the brass pin on the edge of the door locks into the brass receiver located

in the overhang of the kitchen counter top.

For the LEXOR-TD and RD, repeat this process for the front bathroom door.

For the LEXOR-MP. you will find the brass receiver located in an oak block located on the front side of the

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To use the removable shower pan system:

1. Using the tool provided, unscrew the drain plug located in front of the refrigerator on the floor of the Coach.
2. With the front bathroom door swung past 90 degrees to a full open position. Slide the shower pan out from
between the vanity and the front bathroom wall. Return the bathroom door to the 90 degrees position.

3. While holding the shower pan at a 60 degree angle, slide the shower pan to the insert area located under

the toilet. Be sure the tongue of the shower pan goes into the groove of the toilet base cover.

Lower the shower pan to the floor making sure the shower drain extends into the floor drain.

Shower using the shower curtain provided to keep the water directed at the shower pan.

After using your removable shower simply reverse the setup Steps to close up your bathroom. Remember
to replace the screw in the drain plug in the floor, as this drain is part of your grey water system.

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WASTE SYSTEM

Before using your waste holding tank, deodorize it by adding one gallon of water and commercial tank
deodorizer through the toilet.

DRAINING WASTE HOLDING TANKS

1. Be sure the holding tank valve is closed, then: remove the termination cap.

2. Join the sewer hose to coupling on the main drain outlet.

3. Place end of sewer hose into sanitary dumping station opening. Make sure the hose does not sag or create
a p-trap.

4. Open the termination valve on the solid waste holding tank first. Once empty, open valve for gray waste
tank. A garden hose may be left running into the toilet with the valve open to further rinse the tank and sewer
hose.

5. Close termination valves and replace cap.

6. Deodorize the empty tank by adding one gallon of water and commercial holding tank deodorizer through
the tank.

NOTE: If the holding tank is allowed to overfill, the overflow may back up through the toilet drain.

The drainage from the sinks and shower pan is collected in a separate gray water holding tank. This tank
has its own dump valve but ties into the same termination valve outlet as the waste holding tank. Drain the
gray water holding tank in the same way after the draining the waste holding tank. This will help flush out
the solids out of the sewer hose.

NOTE: If the gray water tank is allowed to overfill, the overflow may back up through the shower drain. If
you are using a sewer hook up in a RV park, keep the valve closed until the holding tank is at least partially
full, then drain. The large quantity of waste flow will Provide more effective drainage and reduce tank
stoppages.

NOTE: It is important to clean your monitor probes in your holding tank to ensure their reliability. See your
RV dealer for suggested cleaning solutions.

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HOW TO WINTERIZE YOUR PLEASURE-WAY
1. Turn the furnace fan control switch located on the bottom of the thermostat OFF.

2. Drain your fresh water, black water and grey water holding tanks underneath your vehicle. Do this at an
appropriate sanitary dumping station.

3. Your unit is equipped with 3 water heater by-pass valves located at the intake of the water heater. Turn the
valves in the opposite position that they are in now and the antifreeze will bypass the water heater.
* Note: If the handle of the valve aligns with the piping the valve is open.

4. Drain your water heater tank by accessing the tank from the exterior vent door and unscrewing the anode
tube in the heater holding tank.

5. On the inlet side of the water pump, connect a hose with the other end in a gallon of non toxic RV antifreeze.
Let the antifreeze pump through the lines by turning on both the hot and cold water taps in the sinks and
allowing a cup of antifreeze to remain in the p-traps under the sinks to winterize these components. Also if
you have a faucet for a shower, run the antifreeze into the P-trap under the shower pan through the drain.
Flush the toilet a few times until the antifreeze appears.

6. Now your PLEASURE-WAY is winterized and your water system is ready for winter (if you have winter). To

get your water system ready for use again, simply fill your fresh water tank with water and flush the
antifreeze out of the lines, then it is. ready for use.

NOTE: * After flushing out the antifreeze, remember to return the water heater by-pass valves to their
normal position.

* Use a non-toxic RV antifreeze for this procedure.

WINTER USE

We recommend that the water system not be used when the outside temperature drops below the freezing
point and that your unit should be winterized by that time. If it is necessary to use the water system during this
time, we suggest that you bring containers of fresh water with you and add non toxic RV antifreeze to the gray
and black water holding tanks. NOTE remember that as you add more water to the holding tanks the
antifreeze will dilute more than the recommended amount and may start to freeze earlier at cold temperatures.

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LIVING AREA ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The motorhome living area electrical system is designed for convenience. It is capable of supplying the vehicle
with at least two sources of power.

A 12 volt auxiliary battery supplies power to the interior components (except the plug receptacles, roof air
conditioner, microwave, fridge and coffee maker) for short term use. This battery is automatically charged
when the motorhome is running.

For long term use, your vehicle may be powered by plugging into a 110 volt external power source with the
supplied 25 foot power cable. The yellow 25 foot power cable supplied with your coach will have to be
connected to your coach, in the driver side rear component compartment. This will supply 110 volt power
throughout the interior, supply power through a power convertor to all 12 volt components and charge the
auxiliary battery.

* Note: Always connect the power cord to your coach first and then to the power source.

The furnace and range operate only on LP gas and the refrigerator can operate on all 3 sources (LP gas, 12
volt and 110 volt). The furnace fan operates on 12 volts.

Your unit is equipped with a 110/12 volt power convertor. Its function is to take part of the 110 volt current that
is received when the unit is plugged into an external power source and change it to 12 volts which powers most
of the motorhome components, as well as provide 110 volt power to the components that only require 110 volts.

12 VOLT MANUAL RESET BREAKERS AND CONVERTER OUTPUT FUSES

Your motorhome has three manual resetting breakers. !f you have the optional electric rear sofa you will have
four manual resetting breakers. Access to these breakers is through a compartment door found underneath the
Passengers side sofa bed near the rear storage trunk.

These three breakers have a 80, 30 and 15 amp capacity. The 80 amp breaker controls the charge line from
the chassis alternator to your auxiliary battery through the battery isolator. This charge line charges your
auxiliary battery while you are driving. The 30 amp breaker controls the power convertor and the 15 amp
breaker controls the refrigerator when it's running on 12 volts.

If you have the electric sofa option you will have an additional 30 amp breaker. This breaker controls the power
to your electric sofa.

Hfyou are experiencing any difficulties with either your auxiliary battery, power convertor, refrigerator or optional
electric sofa when on 12 volts, check these breakers first to see that they are not tripped. The small reset button
is located on the end of the breaker and push it in if it is tripped.

There are two 30 amp converter output fuses located in behind your converter breaker panel. To access these
two fuses, there is a trap door located on the left-hand side of the closet floor, right behind the face frame.
Simply pull the nap of the carpet by the face frame and the door should swing open allowing access to these
fuses.

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EXTERNAL POWER

A 25 foot 30 amp power cord is provided in the driver's side storage compartment. To use the power cord,
connect the yellow power cord to your coach in the driver rear component compartment and an adequate 110
volt power source to activate to all power circuits. The connector is rated for 30 amp capacity.
* Note: The male end of the Power cord is a 30 amp plug, therefore you may require an adapter to

convert the plug into the 110 style. Most RV parks are equipped with 30 amp plug ins.
* Note: Always attach the power cord to your coach first, and then to a power source.

MONITOR PANEL

There is a monitor panel located above the main entrance side doors. In this panel is the carbon monoxide
sensor, water heater control switch, generator control switch (optional) and the water pump control switch
which also monitors the black, grey and fresh water tank levels.

12 VOLT BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH

There is a RED key 12 volt disconnect switch located on the passenger side of the coach near the 12 volt
manual reset breakers. When the key is in the ON Position it will be locked in place. When the key is in the
OFF position it can be easily removed, which will stop all 12 volt Power supplied to your coach. You are advised
to disconnect from the auxiliary battery if you are not going to be plugged into 110 volt or not using the vehicle

because the LP detector and the CO detector will draw your auxiliary battery down over a prolonged period
of time.

AUXILIARY BATTERY

Your motorhome is equipped with an auxiliary battery besides the factory battery in order to provide 12 volt
Power to your interior components and not create a drain on the chassis battery. The chassis battery is not
tied into the living coach area system in order to provide constant starting power for the engine.

An isolator is installed to allow both batteries to be charged when the engine is running, but will not allow the
chassis battery to discharge when there is a demand from the living area system. This battery is automatically
charged whenever the motorhome is funning, the time required to charge will depend on how low the battery

is. The auxiliary battery will charge at a slower rate when you are using driving lights, chassis air conditioning,
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BATTERY CARE

Your auxiliary battery must be regularly cleaned and maintained at least once a month in order to provide a
reliable and constant power source to your motorhome. To ensure Satisfactory battery performance, battery
terminal cleanliness is essential.

See manufacturer's instructions for detailed maintenance recommendations.

WARNING: Batteries give off explosive gases that can cause severe personal injury. Do not smoke and keep
open flames and other sources of ignition well away from the battery. Remember, batteries can and do,