1. Directional Louver Control
2.
Removable Air Filter (under grill)
•
STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE AIR
CONDITIONER
(OP-
TIONAL)
For
specific instructions, refer
to
the
information
pra-
vided by
the
air conditioner Manafacturer.
CAUTION
THE AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONER PLACES
AN
ADDITIONAL LOAD
ON
THE VEHICLE'S COOLING
SYSTEM.
IF
ENGINE RUNS
ABNORMALLY
HOT,
SHUT
OFF AIR CONDITIONER UNTIL ENGINE
COOLS DOWN.
115-VOL
T
AC
TO 12-VOL T
DC
CONVERTER
A voltage converter
is
installed in
your
electrical
system
to
supply
12-volt system requirements
when
the
motor
3 4
5
home
is
operating
on
115-volt AC power.
It
will
be
located near
the
electrical circuit breakers, as .shown in
Figure 14
or
mounted
on
the
floor.
3. Blower Switch
4. Thermostat
5. Air Flow Control
FIGURE 13 TYPICAL ROOF AIR CONDITIONER
(Optional)
blower switch, a
thermostat,
and an airflow direction
control. A removable filter
is
located
on
the
air con-
ditioner
panel
inside
the
vehicle. For best results, care-
fully follow all
instructions provided
by
the
air. con-
ditionermanufacturer
with regard.
to
operation
and
maintenance. .
CAUTION
IF
THE AIR CONDITIONER
IS
SWITCHED
OFF
FOR
ANY· REASON, WAIT
A FEW MINUTES BEFORE
STARTING IT AGAIN
TO
AVOID OVERLOADING
CIRCUIT
BREAKERS. SEE THE MANUFACTUR-
ER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
WHEN AIR CONDITIONER
IS
NOT BEING USED, ALWAYS KEEP CONTROLS
IN
DEACTIVATED POSITIONS (WARM-OFF) TO
RE-
DUCE UNNECESSARY CIRCULATION OF REFIRG-
ERANT.
Keep air filter screen clean and working properly,
ex-
pecially
in
dusty
or
dry
areas.
FIGURE
14
POWER CONVERTER
When 115-volts are supplied from
either
an
external
power supply
or
the
optional Auxiliary
Power
Generat-
or,
the
converter will switch
the
load
from
the
batteries
to
the
converter.
If a
battery
charger (standard in
Land
R models,
option-
al
in
F,
H,
and P Models)
is
installed
with
the
converter,
the
12-volt power requirements will
be
supplied
auto-
matically whenever 115-volt power
is
available
to
the
converter and
no
switching
is
required.
Auxiliary
bat-
teries will be
brought
up
to
full charge
and
maintained
by
the
battery
charger as long as 115-volt
power
is
avai-
lable.
LIQUID
PETROLEUM GAS SYSTEM
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)
is
the
energy source for
your
range, oven, and furnace.
It
is
also an alternate
power
source for
your
LPG/electric refrigerator.
ments·accessible
on
the
outside
of
the
vehicle.
It
is
com-
mercially
available under such names as
Butane,
Propane
or
other
brand names. Though odorless in a natural
state,
LPG
is
always odorized
to
smell like garlic
for
easy
detection in
the
event
of
a leak.
The
gas
and
the
liquid
LPG
is
a colorless gas,
but
is
stored under pressure as a
tank
in which
it
is
stored ·are safe
and
convenient,
pro-
liquid.
The
tanks
are located in
one
of
the
compart- vided sensible precautions are followed (see Figure 15).
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