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Old 05-05-2014, 02:22 PM   #1
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Owners Manual on Escape Website

While browsing the Escape Trailers (Escape Trailer Industries – Chilliwack, British Columbia) website, I came across a PDF version of the 2014OwnersManual (http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf). This document seems to be quite new and is much better than the documentation provided when I purchased my 19'. Looks like Tammy and Reace have done a great job again.
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Old 05-05-2014, 04:22 PM   #2
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While browsing the Escape Trailers (Escape Trailer Industries – Chilliwack, British Columbia) website, I came across a PDF version of the 2014OwnersManual (http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf). This document seems to be quite new and is much better than the documentation provided when I purchased my 19'. Looks like Tammy and Reace have done a great job again.
Thanks ice-breaker. Just what we newbies need. Btw the manual and this forum, we might just survive this experiment.
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Much better than before. But...battery acid is corrosive but NOT flammable. Off gassing of hydrogen is and could occur at anytime with charging. Splitting hairs I guess.
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Old 02-25-2017, 07:35 PM   #4
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While browsing the Escape Trailers (Escape Trailer Industries – Chilliwack, British Columbia) website, I came across a PDF version of the 2014OwnersManual (http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf). This document seems to be quite new and is much better than the documentation provided when I purchased my 19'. Looks like Tammy and Reace have done a great job again.
Oh well, the link is dead and a search of the website did not find the owners manual.
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Old 02-25-2017, 08:15 PM   #5
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Oh well, the link is dead and a search of the website did not find the owners manual.
Here's the link to the 2016 manual: http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf
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Here's the link to the 2016 manual: http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf
I believe there is an error on page 34: "the refrigerator operates on 120v, AC, or propane...".
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Old 02-26-2017, 08:58 AM   #7
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I believe there is an error on page 34: "the refrigerator operates on 120v, AC, or propane...".
Yes, it should read 12v not 120v as ac is the same as 120v.
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Old 02-26-2017, 08:58 AM   #8
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I believe there is an error on page 34: "the refrigerator operates on 120v, AC, or propane...".
Good catch! Should have said - the refrigerator operates on 120v, DC, or propane.
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Old 02-26-2017, 09:00 AM   #9
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I believe there is an error on page 34: "the refrigerator operates on 120v, AC, or propane...".
120v, 12 volt D.C., or propane

Guess we are all drinking our coffee and posting at the same time this morning.
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Old 02-26-2017, 09:09 AM   #10
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Guess we are all drinking our coffee and posting at the same time this morning.
Yep! Jim must have beat me by seconds - we have the same time stamp.
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Old 02-26-2017, 09:12 AM   #11
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Yep! Jim must have beat me by seconds - we have the same time stamp.
In case of a tie, the winner is who drinks the most.....
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Old 02-26-2017, 09:17 AM   #12
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Yes, but some of you are sitting outside with your coffee while folks in Ottawa remain stuck in their living room!
Yet, hope is on the way as I saw my first robin this morning.
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In case of a tie, the winner is who drinks the most.....
I am looking forward to meeting you at the Escape rally.
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I really enjoy Osoyoos, so pretty, weather is nice and I bring a bike and love riding around and meeting known and unknown forum members and Escape owners. I wear a "cpaharley2008" badge otherwise there are a lot of Jims around.
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The most confused, pathetic and ticked off bird I’ve ever seen is a cock robin standing in wet snow. We’ve still got some frost in the ground so no worms yet. I feed some blueberry suet and the robins are on the ground under the feeder getting pieces of blueberry. Saw 9 kestrels yesterday when I went to pay my taxes. Several red tailed hawks. Juvenile males and a couple mature females. Red winged blackbirds in full force. And the sweet clear call of the male
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2017 Owners Manual

I just clicked the red/white "Owners Manual" button at the top right of Escape's home page, and I got 2017OwnersManual.pdf (http://escapetrailer.com/wp-content/...nersManual.pdf).
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Hi, Dave. Do you have a 2014? We do and love it, but are having this problem. I am unable to turn the furnace on without the heat strip on the air conditioner coming on. It would be nice to have the furnace on at night without the noise from the heat strip coming on. Any help that you can give will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi, Dave. Do you have a 2014? We do and love it, but are having this problem. I am unable to turn the furnace on without the heat strip on the air conditioner coming on. It would be nice to have the furnace on at night without the noise from the heat strip coming on. Any help that you can give will be appreciated. Thanks.
My Dometic thermostat manual instructs that in Furnace Mode to set the fan speed to “Auto” to keep the fan off. I hope that works for you.
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Old 02-24-2019, 02:23 PM   #19
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Hi, Dave. Do you have a 2014? We do and love it, but are having this problem. I am unable to turn the furnace on without the heat strip on the air conditioner coming on. It would be nice to have the furnace on at night without the noise from the heat strip coming on. Any help that you can give will be appreciated. Thanks.
Sorry I can’t help you. We have a 2103. It has a heat strip on the AC panel but we’ve never used it according to my wife. I do not adjust the temperature in the Escape or in our house either for that matter. If she’s in the car with me she handles the heat and AC as long as there’s no fog on the windshield I’m good. On the Highlander we have the dual controls and a temp control for the dog in the back seat. Seems like too much to me. As long as she is comfortable it’s good with me. We use a cube heater when minor heating is needed and the furnace when it’s cold or damp. Hope you get it figured out.
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