“Charli” Coachmen Freelander

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How do the sewer hookups work while setting up at the campground?

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With hookups you will find the sewer hose in the tailgate. Using the rubber gloves, connect the hose and throughout your trip randomly check the fullness level of all your tanks using the monitor panel inside the RV, by the door. When they are full, it's time to dump. (See FAQs for dumping)

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How do I dump the waste?

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When it's time to dump, first make sure all levers are pushed in, to avoid any accidents. Then pull the black lever on the side where the sewer hose is connected, then walk around to the other side and pull the other black lever. After you see most of the waste has emptied, pull the gray lever to flush it out. Using the water hose, rinse out the sewer hose before you put it away. After each dump, run the water in the toilet for 1 minute, then drop in 2 pouches of toilet treatment.

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How do the electric hookups work while setting up at the campground?

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With full hookups its super easy, just plug it in. Two (2) plug in adapters included in the side panel. Without hookups the battery life is approximately 8-10 hours, when running everything in the motorhome without the generator. To recharge the battery, turn the generator on. Ask about our solar panel rental that plugs into the motorhome.

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How do the water hookups work while setting up at the campground?

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With hookups, connect the hose to the city water using the filter and the water pressure regulator. If its hooked up to the city water, it's not necessary to turn the pump on. With no hookups, fill the fresh water reservoir using the water filter at the end of the hose, then turn the pump on and leave it on while using the amenities.