WARMING:
Do
not
use
Ethylene
Glycol
(automotive
anti-freeze)
or
Methanol
(windshidd
washer
anti-freeze)
in
potable
water
systems
because
they
are
harmful
and
may
be
fatal
If
swallfowed.
Special precautions must be taken if you
wish
to camp when
temperatures are much below freezing.
If
the vehicle is to be stored
in
freezing conditions, then it must be protected
in
another manner.
The many
R.V.
travelers utilizing
a
variety of types of
R.V.'s
successfuily
in
freezing conditions
all
have
one thing in common.
They understand the freezing weather capabilities of their particular
vehic!e and they efYect planned procedures to cope with problems of
winter operation, adding winterizing equipment
as
needed.
WARNING:
Never
use
the
range
or
oven
for
supplementary
comfort
heating.
AH other
gas
appliances in
an
R.V.
are
vented to the outside
and
are safe to use continuously, but the cooking appliances should
be
used only \vhile cooking and
when
in use one or more
vents
or
whdows should
be
open.
Don't be caught dead
with
your
gas
range
or
oven burning.
USING
THE
WATER
SYSTEM
DURING
FREEZING
WEATHER
Please keep
in
mind
that
your vehicle was not designed for extended
use during sub-freezing weather.
There
is
no comoditj
or
product that
czn
be added
to
fresh
water systems to
insure
freeze
protection
while
system is
in
use.
WASTE
DRAINAGE
SYSTEM
Yo~rr
11
aste drainage system
\?,as
designed
to
provide adequate and
safe
starage and/or discharge of waste nzaterials. All materials used
in
fabrication
of
the system and appliances and fixtures cor?nected
thereto
are
tested and approved
by
a
nationally recognired testing
laboratory.
installation
of
these materials is accomplished
by
approlred methods. The entire fabricated
waste
system is factory
tested in accordance
with
the
American National Standards Code
"A1
19.2",
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