30
Discovery, Discovery LXE, Pace Arrow, and Pace Arrow LXEt
NOTE:
If shore power is less
than what is rated for the
motorhome (50 Amp),
electrical adapters will
be required and power
consumption must be
reduced to avoid tripping the
shore power breaker.
CAUTION:
Do not remove the cover
from the shore power supply
to troubleshoot electricity
to the motorhome. Serious
personal injury or death
may occur. Inform the park
manager if there no power
to the motorhome. It is the
responsibility of the facility
to fix any problems with the
shore power supply.
CAUTION:
If shore power service is
limited to 15 or 20 Amps,
use of light duty extension
cords and electrical adapters
will create a voltage loss
through the cord and at
each electrical connection.
Line voltage loss and the
resistance at each electrical
connection can be a
hazardous combination.
Damage to sensitive
electronic equipment or an
electrical fire may result.
NOTE:
To avoid shore power
overload when hooked to
30 Amp service, determine
appliance current rating
prior to turning on
appliances or using interior
outlets.
Hook the potable water hose to
the city water connection in the
water service center.
Hook-up the sewer hose.
Sewer drain pipe diameters
are generally either three or
four inches.
Proper sewer
hose adapters
will ensure
against leaks
or spillage.
With the
sewer hose
properly
connected
open the grey
water valve
(liquid waste
drain). The
black water
valve (solid waste drain)
remains closed until the
tank is full or until time of
departure.
DRY CAMPING
Follow the suggestions below
when staying at a location that
does not have electrical, water or
sewage hook ups. Plan ahead and
conserve resources.
Before arriving at the site, ensure
batteries are fully charged and
properly maintained, the fresh water
tank and water heater are full and
waste holding tanks are empty.
To Conserve Water and
Fuel:
Plan what is needed from the
refrigerator prior to opening.
Turn on the Aqua Hot about
twenty minutes prior to use.
Once heated, water will
remain hot for several hours.
Turn the water heater off
when not in use.
Set the thermostat
temperature slightly lower
than desired to prevent
frequent cycling of the
heating system.
Know tank capacities and
routinely check fuel levels,
especially during cold
weather.
Open windows to reduce use
of the roof air conditioner.
Frequently monitor water
consumption. Limit shower
usage; turn water off when
soaping down and back
on to rinse. When water
conservation is critical,
take a sponge bath or
use campground shower
facilities if available. Do not
ll the sink with water to
wash only a few dishes.
Evacuate waste holding
tanks prior to lling fresh
water tank.
Sewer Termination Drain
Connection
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Typical power pedestal
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