AppliANCES
The gas oven and burners are operated with LP gas. The
basic operation is the same as the range in your home.
A warning label has been located in the cooking area to
remind you to provide an adequate supply
of
fresh air for
combustion. Unlike homes, the amount
of
oxygen is limited
in an
RV
due to the size and construction
of
the vehicle.
Proper ventilation when using the cooking appliances will
prevent the dangers
of
asphyxiation. Refer to Lighting
LP
Gas Appliances section in the
LP
Gas System chapter
of
this
manual.
The exhaust hood allows vapors and cooking odors to
escape, and provides a vent for the galley area. Switches for
the fan and light are located on the front
of
the hood. The
hood has a grease filter screen which requires periodic clean-
ing.
To
clean, remove the screen and wash in soapy water.
Rinse with water and let the screen drain dry before replac-
ing it. The fan blades may also be cleaned with soapy water.
Replace the light bulb with an equivalent type.
The optional roof-mounted air conditioner can operate only
when the motor home is connected to 120-volt AC power
from either a public utility or the generator. Be sure
to
turn
the air conditioner circuit breaker
ON.
For best performance, park the motor home in the shade and
close curtains. Close doors and windows and turn the tem-
perature control knob for desired coolness. Refer to the air
conditioner manufacturer's instructions for detailed operating
and preventive maintenance requirements. Remember that air
conditioners use a large portion
of
your available electric
power.
RANCE
WARNING
Do
not
use
open flames
to
warm the living area.
Gas combustion con-
sumes the oxygen inside
the motor home.
RANCE
EXHAUST
HOOD
AIR
CONDITIONER
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