The furnace is a forced-air unit fueled by LP gas. All fur-
naces are equipped with a wall thermostat for individual
temperature settings.
The furnace will not operate properly
if
your stored personal
items block the free flow
of
air at the registers or the return
air to the furnace. Storage under cabinets should be done
carefully so as to not crush or damage the furnace ducting.
Smoke and fumes created as a result
of
burning off manufac-
turing compounds are sometimes present the first time the
furnace is used. This is normal; however, the initial light off
should be done with windows and doors open and be
of
ade-
quate duration
to
completely burn off the residue. These
materials should burn off after the first
15
to 20 minutes
of
appliance operation.
Always follow the appliance manufacturer's lighting and
operating instructions.
If
the furnace does not keep you comfortably warm, NEVER
use the range, oven or a catalytic heater for supplementary
heat - even with a vent or window open.
Combustion air for the furnace comes from outside the
RV.
Theproducts
of
combustion in the furnace (carbon dioxide,
carbon monoxide and other gases) are returned to the outside
again for safe operation.
Open flames in the
RV
will use up
the oxygen in the vehicle. This oxygen is replaced with car-
bon monoxide.
When you use the range oven for cooking or baking, always
open a vent or window to provide ventilation. Never operate
the range or oven when you are sleeping or
if
your alertness
is impaired in any
way.
BOUNdEfl
AppliANCES
FURNACE
WARNING
Portable fuel-burning ap-
pliances
are
not safe for
heating inside
the
motor
home. Asphyxiation or
carbon monoxide poison-
ing
can
occur.
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