Fultyme Rv 3098 Instruction Manual

The Fultyme Rv 3098 is a versatile recreational vehicle designed for extended travel and comfortable living. It features a 30-foot chassis, integrated water and electrical systems, sleeping accommodations for up to 8 people, kitchenette with refrigerator and stove, bathroom with shower, climate control, entertainment system, and storage compartments. Below are key sections for safety, features, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Setup and Preparation 3. Systems Overview 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Operation 6. Living Area Features 7. Driving and Towing 8. Safety Features 9. Maintenance Schedule 10. Warranty Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: 30-foot fiberglass body, sleeping areas, kitchenette, bathroom, electrical system, water system, climate control, entertainment center.

FeatureDescription
Sleeping CapacityUp to 8 people with convertible beds
Kitchenette2-burner stove, refrigerator, sink, storage cabinets
BathroomShower, toilet, sink, ventilation
Electrical System12V DC and 120V AC with converter
Water SystemFresh water tank (40 gal), gray water tank (30 gal)
Climate ControlRoof-mounted AC and furnace
EntertainmentLED TV with DVD player, stereo system
StorageExterior compartments, interior cabinets
SafetySmoke detector, LP gas detector, fire extinguisher
TowingWeight distribution hitch compatible

Setup and Preparation

Inspect RV upon delivery. Park on level ground.

  1. Connect to power: Use 30-amp shore power cord to campground outlet.
  2. Connect to water: Attach fresh water hose to city water connection.
  3. Set up waste system: Connect sewer hose to dump valves.
  4. Level RV: Use built-in leveling jacks or blocks under wheels.
  5. Extend slide-outs: If equipped, extend slide-out rooms.

WARNING! Ensure RV is on stable, level surface before extending slide-outs or leveling. Chock wheels when parked.

Systems Overview

Power on systems; check indicators.

  1. Electrical: Main breaker panel controls 120V circuits; battery provides 12V power.
  2. Water: Fill fresh tank or connect to city water; use water pump when boondocking.
  3. LP Gas: Turn on tank valves for stove, furnace, refrigerator (when in gas mode).
  4. Climate: Set thermostat for AC or furnace operation.
  5. Entertainment: Power on TV and stereo using remote controls.

CAUTION! Never operate propane appliances while driving. Ventilate when using gas appliances.

Specifications

Controls and Operation

Control panel located near entrance. Main switches: POWER, WATER PUMP, WATER HEATER, FURNACE, LIGHTS.

Monitor Panel: Displays battery voltage, water tank levels, LP gas level.

Electrical: Main breaker, converter switch, inverter if equipped. Water: Pump switch, water heater (electric/gas). Climate: Thermostat controls AC and furnace. LP Gas: Tank valves, appliance valves. Safety: Test smoke and LP detectors monthly.

Living Area Features

Kitchen: Stove, refrigerator (3-way), microwave, sink. Bathroom: Toilet, shower, medicine cabinet. Sleeping: Convertible furniture. Storage: Overhead cabinets, under-seat storage.

  1. Convert dinette to bed: Remove table, lower cushions.
  2. Operate refrigerator: Select power source (AC, LP, DC).
  3. Use water heater: Allow 20 minutes for heating.
  4. Extend awning: Use crank handle (if equipped).

Tip: When boondocking, conserve battery by using LED lights and minimizing water pump use.

Driving and Towing

Requires proper towing vehicle with adequate capacity.

  1. Pre-trip inspection: Check tires, lights, brakes, hitch connections.
  2. Hitch up: Connect weight distribution hitch, safety chains, breakaway cable.
  3. Check lights: Test all running, brake, and turn signals.
  4. Drive cautiously: Allow extra stopping distance, watch for sway.
  5. Backing up: Use spotter; practice in open area.

WARNING! Never exceed GVWR. Distribute weight evenly. Secure all items inside before travel.

Safety Features

Smoke Detector: Test monthly; replace battery annually. LP Gas Detector: Located near floor; indicates gas leaks. Fire Extinguisher: Mounted near exit; check pressure gauge. CO Detector: If equipped, test regularly. Emergency Exit: Window in sleeping area functions as emergency exit.

Maintenance Schedule

Regular maintenance ensures longevity and safety.

Monthly: Test safety devices, check tire pressure, inspect seals.

Seasonally: Winterize water system, clean roof, lubricate slide-outs.

Annually: Service brakes, bearings, inspect frame, check propane system.

CAUTION! Have propane system serviced by qualified technician only.

Warranty Information

Fultyme RV 3098 comes with 1-year comprehensive warranty on structure and appliances, 3-year warranty on fiberglass body. Warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship. For warranty service, contact authorized Fultyme dealer with proof of purchase. For support, visit www.fultymerv.com or contact 1-800-555-3098.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
No 12V powerBattery/disconnect switchCheck battery connections; ensure battery disconnect switch is ON.
Water pump runs continuouslyLeak/air in systemCheck for leaks; purge air from lines by running faucets.
Refrigerator not coolingPower source/levelingEnsure proper power source selected; level RV within 3 degrees.
Furnace not ignitingLP gas/thermostatCheck LP tank valve; set thermostat above room temperature.
Slide-out not operatingBattery/obstructionCheck battery voltage; ensure area is clear of obstructions.

Reset: For electrical issues, turn main breaker OFF then ON.

Service: 1-800-555-3098; www.fultymerv.com

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