WanderLust Operation Manual 04/10/2023

Operation Manual
Welcome
Welcome
RWD: Bella-Bella - AWD: Brenda "B" Brenda
www.DriveWanderLust.com (609) 742-9908 DriveWanderLust@gmail.com

Index
Page 2-4
General Information
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The Bathroom
Page 5-6
Page 7-8
Powering Your Camper Interior
Entertainment System
Page 19-21 Fresh Water Hook up
Page 22-23 Outside Electric Hook up
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Fueling Your Camper
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Sewage Draining Equipment
Page 10
Awning Operation
Page 25-26
Generator Operation
Page 12
Audio/Visual Screen
Page 27-29
Camping/Travel Packages
Page 13-14 Master Touch Screen
Page 30-31
Swing Arm Hitch Operation
Page 15
Optional Premium Air Mattress
Page 32-33
How to Drain Black Water Tank
Page 16-17 The Kitchen

Your Vehicle
11' Feet High
8.5' Feet Wide
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9850 Lbs

Day of Hand-Off
Hand-off is easy!! Just text or call me when you arrive at my house @ 609-742-9908. 268 W Turner Avenue,
Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215.
Plan on spending a minimum of 30 minutes before departing.
We will walk around the vehicle and check for damage, verify mileage and fuel level.
Review all van operations (as seen in this manual)
Take van for a quick test drive.
Discuss safety procedures
I take a picture of your driver’s license. And you are on your way.
The Vehicle includes an EZ Pass Reader, unless other arrangements have been made. At the end of your trip, I will
request reimbursement from you through your Booking Company. Tolls (if any) are not included.
Please have your driver’s license available so I can take a picture of it.
Any post trip fees including but not limited to: Mileage Overage, Toll Charges, Refueling, Tank Dumping, Major
Cleaning, Damages, will be billed to your security deposit. Fees in excess of your security deposit will be collected
through your booking company.
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Important Contact Information
Your Host:
Christopher Beausang DriveWanderlust@gmail.com 609-742-9908
268 West Turner Avenue, Egg Harbor City, New Jersey 08215
Choose Your Booking Company
Outdoorsy......................................................................................877-723-7232
RVEZY..............................................................................................855-697-8399
RVSHARE.........................................................................................888-482-0234
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For Roadside Assistance or General Questions 24/7

Not Including Roof-Top Air Conditioning & Heat
Only runs while van is plugged into generator or land line
These Two Switches Power
all Van Interior Functions
Shut Both off if Van not in use for Several Hours.
To Avoid Discharge of House and Van Battery
May Stay on With Running Generator or Plugged in.
TV & DVD
Rear Radio
Rear Floor AC & Heat
Interior LED Lights
Microwave
Stove Top
Refrigerator
Flushable Toilet
Shower
Kitchen Sink
Waterpump
Rear USB Outlets
All 110 Outlets
From the Drivers Seat
Above Gas Pedal Passenger Seat Botttom Driver Side
Flip Toggle Switch
When Lit it's On
1/4 Turn Clockwise On. 1/4
Turn Counter Clockwise Off
Both On or Both Off
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HDMI 2
Entertainment Wall
32" HD Smart TV
DVD Player
Awning
Lock
HDMI 1
Or Bring Your
Own Hot Spot
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All Functions Source Button on TV Remote
Tethering Cable Provided. Android or Apple
Connect Your Phone, Tablet or Laptop

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Electronic Awning Lock
Located on Entertainment Wall
Near DVD Player
Parking Brake Must Be Set
Turn Switch On - Will Beep
Check For Clearance
Use Remote to Open/Close Awning
Turn Switch Off After Closing Awning
to Lock
Awning:
Works With Remote
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Second Row Screen Driver Side
This Screen Will Appear
Push "I Accept" Button
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Rear
Radio
Smart
TV

Over Couch Screen Driver Side
This Home Screen Will Appear
Push "I Accept" Button
1
4 5
6
2
3
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1) All LED Lights on/off
2) Rear AC & Heat Floor
3) Roof Top AC Only When Plugged in
4) Fresh Water Tank Guage
5) Waste Water Tank Guage
6) Water Pump All Inside Water
Water Pump will shut off if not used for a while

Individual LED Light Control
AC Contol Panei
Twin is Rear Floor
AC Contol Panei
Dometic is Roof Air
Van Must Have Outside Power
WINEGARD
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Press to Activate
Broadcast TV Antenna
(if available)

Optional
Luno
Super Premium Air Mattress
Start Video @ 1 min 20 sec
Scan Code for Demonstration Video
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1
3
2
4
The Galley
1) Microwave Normal Operation
2) Storage
3) Sink and Faucet. With Hot & Cold Water
4) 2 Burner Electric Induction Cooktop
Induction Cookware Only
5) Utility Closet
Red Toggle Switch on While using Van
water
Off While Using City Water
Inside:
Van/City Water Valve, Hot Water
Heater & Water Pump
5
6
6) Refrigerator/Freezer Red Toggle
Must be on to Operate
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Push Handle to Right to Start Water
Move Handle Front and Back to Control
Temperature
Kitchen Sink Faucet
Bathroom Sink Faucet
Shower Faucet
Water Pump Must be on
Check Touch Screen
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Located in locked
Bumper Hitch Box
Fresh Water Hose
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Located on Passenger side of Camper
Attach Blue Fresh Water Hose
and Filter
Provides Fresh City Water and
Water Pressure for Inside Camper
Keep Connected While Camping
This Fills Onboard Fresh Water
Tank (10 gal)
Use Blue Hose and Filter
Fill Tank Prior to Hitting the Road
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Located in locked
Bumper Hitch Box
30 amp shore line
50 amp adapter
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Located on Driver Side of Camper
30 amp Shore Line Hookup
50 amp Use Blue Adapter
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Plug-in - Slight Right Twist -
Tighten Locking Ring

Located in locked
Bumper Hitch Box
Black Water Holding Tank
10-20" Sewage Draining Hose
Black Water Drain Located on
Driver Side to Right of Rear Tire
Rubber Gloves
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Generator Instructions
If Provided
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Generator Instructions
If Provided
Never Start While Connected -Start Then Connect
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Locked
Equipment Box
If Included:
Generator Locked
to Carrier.
No Need to Remove
Generator box is Removable
for EZ Fueling
Swing Arm Allows Full
Access to Rear Doors
Included With: Heavy Camping Package
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Included With:
Light Camping Package
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Locked
Equipment Box
Swing Arm Allows Full
Access to Rear Doors
Without Generator
2 Plano Sportsman’s Trunks
30in x 14.24in x 12.75in

WATERPROOF
3-4 suitcases
Golf Bags
Luxury Travel
Package
LARGE STORAGE SPACE : L 58" x W 19" x H 24")
WATERPROOF: 100% waterproof material.
STRONG: Durable heavy duty bag.
Swing Arm Allows Full
Access to Rear Doors
EASY TO USE : Securely attaches
SECURITY: Includes combination lock
and More
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Swing Arm Operation - Holds Carrier
Allows Full Access to Rear Doors
1) Remove Magnetic Pin
2) Push Red Handle Down
4) Place Magnetic Pin
Here to Lock In Place
3) Swing out as far
as it can go
Open Swing Arm
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Swing Arm Operation - Holds Carrier
Allows Full Access to Rear Doors
1) Remove Magnetic Pin
2) Swing Towards Van
Door Until Closed
3) Drop Magnetic Pin
in Hole
4) Pull Red Handle Up
'Til Locks With Claw
Close Swing Arm
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Your van has a macerator toilet
An RV macerator toilet at its most simple level is an automatic grinder.
Like your garbage disposal grinds up the solid you put down the sink, an
RV macerator pump grinds up the solid and liquid waste you flush down
your toilet.
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Here's How You Empty Your Waste Holding Tank
1. Put on disposable gloves (provided). Trust us on this one.
2. Get your sewer hose out and place it next to the tank outlet.
3. Remove the cap from the RV tank outlet. NOTHING should come out at this time.
4. If liquid comes out, close the valve ASAP!
5. Connect your sewer hose to the RV tank outlet.
6. Place the other end of the sewer hose into the dump hole. Secure in place.
7. Start by opening your tank valve just a little. In case there is a leak.
8. Open your tank valve and let it drain entirely. It is a good idea to go into your rig once it is
empty and run water through it to flush tank and sewer hose.
9. Close tank valve.
10. Lift up the hose from closest to the RV to get any leftover liquid out by letting it flow into the
drain.
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11. Disconnect your sewer hose from the RV once you are sure most of the liquid is out. Lift the
end high to ensure nothing comes out of your end and to make sure all liquid drains into the
dump.
12. Rinse the sewer hose inside and out with water before taking the other end out of the drain
hole. If no water is available, well, therefore it is a good idea to keep a gallon of water in storage
so you can rinse the hose.
13. Disconnect the hose from the ground hole and cover with lid or rock (either is usually there).
14. Put your sewer hose back into storage. Make sure it is empty!
15. PUT YOUR CAP BACK ON YOUR OUTLET AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CLOSED THE LEVER.
This is very important- crucial for your next dump so you do not have an embarrassing gross
accident.
You are done! It seems like a lot, but it WILL become second nature.
Experienced Campers can be a big help......
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Just Ask

Your Host,
Christopher Beausang
Final Page
609-742-9908