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ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
t:lOUSE
12-&
120;.VOLT
.
Page50f8
.
. Your motor
homeis
equipped with an energy management system with one
heavy duty,
50.::amp
power cord. This cord is
us~d
to connect to
ext~mal120-
volt
AC
service. The cord will supply power to
alU20-volt
appliances and
outlets. The cord and
;onnector is molded together to form a
w~atherproof
cable assembly. Do not cut or alter the cable in any way. Do npt remove the
ground
pininthe
cable eonnector, or defeat the ground circuit in the motor
home.
POWER CORD
HOOK~UP
To
connect the power cord
to
external service, push the plug straight into
the receptacle until it seats completely. See
the illustration
..
WARNiNG
DIO
mlOt
IOperate
the
12()-vlOlt
electrical
system
with
lOut
/
,.
-.
-
a prlOper grollmd. ElectrocutilOm
or
severe.eiectrical
shock
couid
result
CAUTION
Lightning
strikes
during-thunderstorms
may
affect
the
electrical
systems
in
your
motor
home. Sensitive
,
electronic
eql:lipment
may
be
damaged
by
the
. electrical
spikes
and
surges
-caused
by
electrical
-
disturbances
in
the
atmosphere.
Disconnect
the
-( .
,
eiectricaljlower
cord
and cabie TV
service
if.
you
-
expect
atmospheric
electrical disturbances.
50-amp Power Cord
© 1996
Fleetwood
Enterprises
Inc.
For Proper Power Cord Hook-up,
push in until completely seated.
American
Eagle
. Wide
Body
.
ISSUE DATE: 6/96
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