Jayco Jayflight BHS 31 Manual de usuario

The Mobile Hacienda

Jayco Jayflight BHS 31

Renter’s Manual

HAVE A SAFE AND

COMFORTABLE TRIP!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. EMERGENCY CONTACTS

2. 2006 JAYCO JAYFLIGHT BHS 31 SPECS

3. DRIVING WITH A TRAILER

4. SETTING UP

SECURING THE TRAILER

THE SLIDEOUT

HOOKUPS

ELECTRICITY

WATER

SEWER

BLACK & GREY WATER DUMPING

PROPANE

HEATER & A/C

HOT WATER

REFRIGERATOR & MICROWAVE

GAS COOK TOP

LIGHTS

CONTROL PANEL

FUSES

TOILET

SHOWER

CAMPING ACCESSORIES

GENERATOR (if applicable)

5. PACKING UP

6. RETURN CLEANING CHECKLIST

7. OWNER SUPPLIED PROVISIONS

FEES ADDENDUM

1. EMERGENCY CONTACTS

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1

OWNERS: Jered Wisdom (660) 591-2353

Lauren Wisdom (660) 591-2424

OUTDOORSY SUPPORT 1-877-723-7232

OUTDOORSY ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 1-877-978-7222

RVSHARE SUPPORT 1-888-482-0234

RVSHARE ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 1-855-229-9696

For Roadside assistance have your membership ID number ready, as well as your

vehicle information and current location (including any mile marker, highway number,

city, street, nearest intersection or landmark). Once membership is verified, a customer

service representative will dispatch services to accommodate your needs.

SMOKING AND PETS ARE STRICTLY

PROHIBITED IN THIS TRAILER

HAVING SUCH WILL RESULT IN THE FORFEITURE OF SECURITY

DEPOSITS AND MAY WARRANT ADDITIONAL FEES

2. 2006 Jayco Jayflight BHS 31 –SPECS

Unloaded Vehicle Weight 6885 (lbs)

Dry Hitch Weight (lbs) 970 (lbs)

Hitch Specs 2 5/16” ball Husky Centerline

Model 32218 with spring

barsand and 7 pin plug

Gross Vehicle

Weight Rating 9000 lbs

Cargo Carrying Capacity 2110 lbs

Exterior Length 33'

Exterior Width 6’ 9”

Exterior Height 11.2"

Interior Height 81"

Fresh Water Capacity 46 gal

Water Heater 6 gal

Gray Wastewater Capacity 32.5 gal

Black Wastewater Capacity 32.5 gal

3. ATTACHING & DRIVING WITH A TRAVEL TRAILER

The driver may have to move the tow vehicle slightly forward and/or back to get

the camper hitch locked once the trailer’s hitch is lowered onto the ball. NO

beating or prying necessary, just move the tow vehicle a bit until the trailer hitch

properly fits over the ball and the latch can be easily secured. Make certain that

cotter pins are secured, latch the hitch lock and the following are attached:

electric cable, safety brake cable, tow chains.

Do not exceed the posted speed limit. Relax, take your time, you’re on vacation.

Give yourself plenty of time and space when stopping, never slam on the brakes

and remember, you need extra room when turning a trailer especially when

making right turns. Give yourself plenty of room when pulling up to and away

from gas pumps or anywhere.

Be aware of trailer sway. A few factors can cause the trailer to sway and fishtail –

excessive speed, cross winds, draft from passing tractor trailers, and an

unbalanced load inside the trailer (i.e. don’t pack all your gear on one side or in

the back). The best way to correct trailer sway is to avoid it in the first place -

avoid travel during heavy crosswind weather and be aware of large trucks coming

up from the rear to counter-steer their bow wave drafts. If your trailer starts to

sway on the road, the NHTSA recommends activating the manual brake control

override by hand. Applying the tow vehicle brakes will generally make the sway

worse. Lift your foot from the accelerator but do not step on the brake pedal

unless you’re in danger of

hitting something. https://blog.nationwide.com/rv-towing-tips-for-preventing

trailer-sway/

A stabilizing sway bar/weight distribution hitch is available and is strongly

recommended if it works with your vehicle.

The trailer is not to be driven on any unpaved roads except those in licensed RV

parks and campgrounds or maintained municipal roads. DO NOT drive on

unmaintained roads, logging roads, forest service roads, beaches, etc.

4. SETTING UP

SECURING THE TRAILER ON YOUR SITE

∙Position the trailer in a flat location so that the utility hookups are easily

reachable (pull in so that the hook ups are located facing the backside of the

trailer –opposite side of door - close enough that the hoses and cords can

reach the hookups). Also be mindful that you will need room on the slideout

side for it to be extended without hitting anything.

∙When the trailer is in the preferred location, put the chocks under the wheels –

this will prevent the trailer from accidentally moving.

∙Disconnect cotter pins, electric cable, safety brake cable, tow chains and

unlock hitch (replace the cotter pins and lock so they aren’t lost).

∙Place jack foot back on the bottom of the jack, place a block under the jack

foot and disconnect the trailer from the vehicle by raising the jack until it

clears the ball hitch.

∙Move vehicle forward.

∙The camper is leveled by raising and lower the jack at the front of the trailer

and adding blocks under the wheels when necessary. There is a small level

in the cubby under the kitchen sink.

∙Wind down the four stabilizer jacks with the stabilizer jack crank located in

the front storage area. Use one yellow leveler block or piece of wood under

each stabilizer jack to provide a flat surface if needed or if it is real muddy.

When adjusted, the stabilizer jacks should be in the shape of a diamond, and

just resting on the blocks for stabilizing only.

Warning: The stabilizer jacks are NOT designed to level

or elevate the trailer. Rule of Thumb: stabilizer jacks

are FIRST TO GO UP when taking down, and LAST TO

GO DOWN when setting up.

THE SLIDE OUT

∙Now remove the cover from the Slide-out switch and press “OUT”. After the slide

has traveled out just enough to walk to the other end of the slide, stop and look

between the back of the slide, on both ends, and the wall (below where TV is

sitting). Make sure nothing has fallen back there during travel as this can keep the

slide from completely going out.

∙Once the area around the slide is all clear on the inside make sure there is

nothing outside that the slide is going to hit.

∙Now continue to press the “OUT” button until it completely stops extending, if

hooked to electricity it will make a “popping” sound as it tries to extend further.

Warning: Slide must be all the way in or all the way

out, otherwise rain can get inside along with insects

and anything else.

∙You will get 4 keys for the camper: 1 black key with rounded corners

opens the main door, 2 black square keys, one for each of the doors in

the bunk room, and 1 brass key for the storage compartments/shower.

HOOKUPS

Outdoor

Shower

City Water Hook-up

Electric Cord Storage, door lifts up, cord pulls

in/out

ELECTRICITY

∙The battery ALONE will only power the

lights, furnace fan, front jack, & slideout.

∙The camper and electrical cable/plug are 30 AMPS.

∙Pull 30 amp plug from very rear of trailer, at campsite electric pedestal turn

breaker to OFF and plug into provided 30 amp electrical hookup outlet. Then turn

breaker ON.

∙If the provided hook-up outlet is only 50 amp use the 50 amp adapter

∙ If the provided hook-up outlet is only 15 amp use the small 15 amp adapter

(i.e. looks like a normal household outlet) but then DO NOT run several

electrical items at once such as A/C and microwave

WATER

∙Connect the provided hose to the campsite spigot. Let it run 30 seconds, then

shut off.

∙Connect the hose to blue water filter which has the copper/brass pressure

adapter and elbow attached. Let it run 30 seconds, then shut it off. Note:

disconnect the elbow connecter and connect it to camper first then connect

Brass elbow

Water filter

Pressure Regulator

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