1 2 3 4 5
6
22
21
1.
Ignition
switch.
2.
Windshield Washer switch
3.
Windshield
wiper
switch
4. Vehicle fuel
tank selector switch
5.
Headlight/running light switch
6. Speedom'eter/odometer
7.
Turn
signal indicB:ors
8. Vehicle
battery
cl1arge
Indicator
9. Vehicle fuel
gauge
10. Engine
oil
pre~·.Jre
gauge
11. Radio/tape player
12. Generator
:'our
meter
13. Generator remote start/stop switch
14. Electric step switch
15.
Monitor
panel/systems status indicators
;
6.
F
rash
water status switch
. 7
.. Holding tank selector/status switch
J.
LP
gas
status switch
1.
Battery
condition
switch
Driver
compartment
heating/air
conditioning
controls
Emergency start switch
Lighter
7
8
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10
11
20
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first. Never run a fuel
tank
completely
dry.
•
Fill
the
liquid
petroleum (LP)
ga~
fuel
tank
if
required.
• Check
for
spare fuses
of
every
size
used
il'<
the vehicle.
(See
Electrical Section).
. Take the
time
before leaving
to
become
familiar
with
the
.
Instrument
control
panel and the operation
of
all items in
the driver compartment. Check
all instruments
to
verify
that
equipment
Is
working.
Dash
instrument
controls
include: two·speed wiper
control,
wlndshield washer, lighter,
fuel sWitch-over valve (optional), three-speed heater!
defroster
blower
contrOl, heat level
control,
fresh
air
control, defroster control, and the air
conditioner
blowerl
temperature
controls
(optional). Also located on
the
dash
is
the sound system. The cruise
control
(optional)
is
located
on the
turn
indicator
handle. The emergency flasher
control
is
located
on
the
right
side
of
the
steering column. Refer
to
the
Chassis
Operator's Manual
or
individual instructions
from
equipment manufacturers
for
operation
of
equ ipment,
both standard and optional.
Keep the
Chassis
Operator's Manual handy.
It
contains
valuable reference
information.
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