Introduction MODEL | Maytag 2006 specification

Introduction

2006 mODEL

The Owners Manual for your new Airstream trailer is designed to respond to the most frequent inquiries regarding the operation, function and care of the many systems that make modern trailering a joy.

Airstream realizes our customers possess varying degrees of expertise in the area of repairing and maintaining the appliances in their trailer. For this reason, the service and trouble-shooting information found in this manual is directed toward those with average mechanical skills. We also realize you may be more familiar in one area than you are in another. Only you know your capabilities and limitations.

We want you to use this manual, and hope you will find the information contained in it useful, however, should you ever feel you may be “getting in over your head” please see your dealer to have the repairs made.

A brief explanation of the operation of the appliances such as refrigerator, furnace, water heater and others are explained in this manual. However, you will also find the manufacturer’s information supplied in a packet included with this manual.

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in the literature are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication approval.

Throughout this manual CAUTION and Warning notations are used.

Failure to observe Warning notations can cause personal injury and/or possible fatal injury if not observed.

Failure to observe CAUTION notations can damage equipment and/or personal property.

©AIRSTREAM INC. 2006

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Maytag 2006 owner manual Introduction MODEL

Contents

Owners Airstream Manual Introduction MODEL Table of Contents Care and Maintenance Warranty CoverageBasic Warranty Period Items Covered AIRSTREAM, INC Installations not CoveredIf Repairs are Needed Dealer Representation Excluded Warranty TransferExplanation of Airstream Limited Warranty Consequential and Incidental Damages Overload AbuseExposure Service Reporting Safety Defects Every 1,000 Miles or 60 Days Maintenance Schedule Every 5,000 Miles or 90 DaysThat MAY be Hazardous Torque aluminm wheels to110-120 ft. lbs Every 10, 000 Miles or 6 Months Every Year BULBS, Interior Suggested Maintenance Parts and LubricantsBULBS, Exterior Miscellaneous Maintenance Record Date Dealer Service Performed Warranty and Service Towing Your Airstream TOW Vehicle Equipment Electric Brakes Loading Weighing Your Trailer Sway Control Device Hitching UPEqualizing Hitch Load Distribution Steps for Hitching Up Level tow vehicle and trailer after hitching up Towing Tips Use trailer brakes as parking brakes Tracking Passing Backing Up Exterior Suggested PRE-TRAVEL Check ListInterior Trailer Equipment and Accessories Motoring Essentials Towing Your Airstream Safety Camping Overnight Stop Plies the 12 volt current Extended Stay Waste Water System Shoreline Power SupplyCity Water HOOK-UP Things not to PUT Into Toilet or Drains Winter Traveling Effects of Prolonged Occupancy Excess moisture Effects of Prolonged OccupancyTips to Controlling Condensation How can mold growth be inhibited? What are molds ?What factors contribute to mold growth? Slide OUT Room Failure to Retract Camping Camping Cleaning Exterior Screen Door Main DoorPossible damage Step Chassis Operation Instructions Tires Tips on Tire Care Tire Inflation PSI Cold Tire RotationSpare Tire Axle and Running Gear Assembly Install washer and spindle nut HOW to USE Your Electric Brakes Properly Typical Electronic Controller Maintenance Power Jack OptionReplacing Power Head Under Inflation Load/Inflation Information for Your TiresProper Tire Inflation HOW Overloading Affects Your Tires Weighing Your Travel Trailer Or Towed Vehicle Tire Care Proper Inspection and Storage of Tires Replacing Your Tires Interior Bunk BED Monitor Panel Water Pump SwitchDinette Table Aquajet water pump Optionial Equipment Linoleum Bath Area Remote SwitchesSmoke Alarm Firex Model B Ceiling Light/Directional Lighting Weekly Testing of Your Smoke Alarm Taking Care of Your Smoke Alarm Replacing the Battery To Remove Using the Tamper Resist Locking MechanismSpecial Smoke Alarm Features LP GAS Detector Fire Extinguisher Detector TestLOW Voltage Carbon Monoxide Alarm Normal Operation Cleaning Your Detector Fill Valve Operation only To Install LPG Bottles Basic Rules for Safety Vent if the trailer has not been used regularly Plumbing Water Pump and Filter Water SYSTEM-SELF ContainedSanitizing While hooked to city water Aquajet Pump Optional Drain Valves Safari Winterizing and Storage To Empty Fresh Water TankWater Heater Draining Plumbing Water Heater Bypass Plumbing Emptying Tanks Drain and Waste SystemDeodorizers When Parked and Connected to Sewer Outlet Black Tank Flush Optional Toilet Water Filtration Safeguards Microtech Filter INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT Operating Instructions Electronic IndicatorBattery Replacement Controlling The Water Lavatory FAUCET, Standard Battery Disconnect Switch Electrical System Battery 265 71.3 F 250 62 F 200 16 F 100 +5 F 150 +19 F 12V Power Circuits Volt AC Panel Board Converter TestingConverter Operation Converter Cooling System Back UP Camera PRE-WIRE Invertor option Electrical System TV Antenna DO’S Maintenance Lubrication Lubricating Rotating Gear Housing Satellite Antenna Wiring Solar Panel PRE-WIRE Yellow like the sun positive and Green like Coaxial Cable Wiring Schematic External Radio Jack Optional Volt Electrical System City Power Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Gfci Other circuit Occupant AIR Conditioner Furnace Range Microwave Ovens Refrigerator Relieve the pressure without even realizing it Water HeaterElectronic Ignition When Equipped with Thermostat High Volume Roof Vent OptionalWhen Equipped with Reverse Switch Cleaning Instructions Monitor Wire Connections Monitor Panel To Obtain Exact Reading Specifications Hitch Ball Height Index C-1, E-8, F-3, H-4