USING
AUTOMATIC
CHANGEOVER
REGULATOR
(Optionai
on
%me
Units)
With
the
automatic changeover
regulator,
both
cylinder valves should
be
open. This has
a
changeover
knob
with
an arrow.
The
cylinder
to
which
the anow points
is
the "service" cylinder. The other
is
the "reserve"
cylinder.
As
long
as
there
is
fuel in
the
service cylinder,
an
indicator on
the
top
of
the
regulator
will
show white.
When
the
service cylinder
is
emp-
ty,
the
regulator will automatical8y change
to
the
reserve
cylinder and
the
indicator will
change
to
red.
At
this
point
you
should
turn
off
the
valve
of
the
service cylinder and
turn
rhe
changeover hob
so
that
the
arrow
pints to
the
reserve cylinder,
thereby
making
it
the
"service" cylinder.
The
red
indicator
will
change
back
to
white
as
soon
as
you
turn the
hob.
You
may
now disconnect
the
empty
cylinder and have it refilled. When you reconnect
it,
it
then
becomes
the
"reserve"
cylinder.
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
&
OPERATION
CBNNECTlLON
TO
120
VOLT
AC
Your electrical system of 120-volts
AC
and
12
volts
DC
has been
designed
and
installed
in
accordance with
the
safety
requirements of
ANSI Standard
A119.2,
The National
Electrical
Code
or Canadian
Standards Association.
Your new
Jayco
is equipped
with
a
power supply cord to connect to
the campground outlet.
The
power supply cord
ispermanently
pre-wired into
the
electrical distribution panel
of
your
R.V.
with
an
over-current protector
which
will
trip
to the
"OFF"
position should
a
short occur.
To
prevent accidental shock. insure that the ground pin on the
attachment plug cap is intact to the earth
ground
through the
R.V.
park receptacle. When plugged into the
R.V.
park receptacle
with
no
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