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1. Remote Indicator Light
2.
Remote
Start
Switch
3.
Hourmeter
(INSIDE)
REMOTE
START
PANEL
FUSES
Fuses for
the
motor
home
chassis circuit are located on a
panel
under
the
dash
behind
the
steering
column.
See
your
Chassis
Operator's
Manual
for
further
information.
Optional
equipment
may have additional fuses installed. Refer
to
the
equipment
instructions
for
information.
NOTE:
If
fuse
replacement
isnecessary, replace with fuses
of
the
same amperage rating.
AUXILIARY
BATTERIES
The
motor
home
is
equipped
with
dual auxiliary 12-volt
batteries.
The
auxiliary batteries are
the
primary
source
for
'normal living-area
power
needs. Sensing and switching cir-
cuits
permit
the
vehicle
alternator
to
charge
both
batteries
as
required
and
prevent
the
living area 12-volt
requirements
from depleting
the
vehicle
battery.
If
the
main vehicle
battery
becomes
discharged,
the
auxiliary batteries
may
be
used
to
start
the
vehicle by using
the
Emergency
Start
circuit
or
with
the
use
of
jumper
cables available
at
most
automotive
or
hardware stores.
NOTE:
All
radio
and
tape
decks
draw
from
the
vehicle
battery
and
extended
usage may discharge it.
NOTE: When
not'
plugged
into
a 115V source
operate
the
generator
for
2 hours periodically
to
keep
the
auxiliary
battery
charged. Electrical
appliances
and
lights can rapidly discharge
the
battery.
AUXILIARY .GENERATOR POWER PLANT (Optional)
The
optional
engine-driven 115-volt generator
power
plant
is
located in a special
compartment.
This
generator
option
has a
starting
system which uses
the
auxiliary
battery.
Controls
are
at
the
generator
and
at
a
remote
control
panel located
inside
in
the
driver's
compartment.
The
115-volt
output
of
the
generator
is
connected
directly
to
a receptacle inside
the
power
cord storage
compartment.
With
the
generator
power
plant
operating
and
the
power
, co.rd plugged
into
this receptacle, power
is
conducted
through
the
circuit
breaker
panel
to
supply all of
the
115-volt
power
requirements
of
the
motor
home,
just
as if
the
cord
were
connected
to
an
external power source.
Gasoline
for
the
generator
is
taken
from.the
main fuel
tank
through
a special feeder
tube
which
is
higher in
the
tank
than
the
feeder
tube
to
the
motor-home
engine. This prevents
the
generator from running
the
motor
home
fuel
tank
dry.
NOTE: Refer
to
generator
power
plant
manufacturer's
"
instructions
(provided
in
your
Owner Infor-
mation
Kit) before starting
the
generator. Do
not
start
unit
with a heavy power load. Always
start
the
generator, wait
at
least
three
minutes,
then
turn
on (or
plu~
in) heavy
electricalloads.
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