Troubleshooting guide

CHAPTER 1: BEFORE YOU LEAVE

A. CABIN SAFETY, SEATS AND SEAT BELTS

All motorhomes come with at least 5 or 6 seat belts. This from the California

Department of Motor Vehicles website on RV seatbelts: “Always wear your

safety belt when driving. Even though many motorhomes accommodate

passengers in places where safety belts are not required by federal law (e.g.

dining table), if the area has a safety belt, wear it.” Not using a safety belt

increases the danger of injury in case of an accident. It is recommended that

when not walking around in the cabin, to wear the supplied seatbelt. The driver

and passenger seat are equipped with a seat belt which is mandatory and should

be worn at all times. Use caution when walking around the cabin when the

vehicle is in motion.

Simply insert the tongue of the

belt into the opposing buckle until

it snaps into place.

There is a height adjustment for the seatbelt that is located on the

side just behind the seat. Move this lever so that the seat belt sits

in the middle of your shoulder.

There are two seat adjustments on the driver’s

and passenger’s seat. The bar under the front

of the seat moves the seat forward and

backward. The lever on the outer side of the

seat moves the backrest portion of the seat

forward and backward. For your safety, do not

adjust the seat while driving.