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Controls and Switches
Your motor home is equipped with various switches and controls that allow you to operate
and monitor the systems in your motor home.
Information on these controls and their location will be provided throughout this manual.
Additional information on the various components can be found in the component manu-
facturer’s user guide.
GFCI Circuit Breakers
Ground fault current interrupter breakers are engineered
into the electrical system. They are designed to reduce the
possible injury caused by electric shock. The breakers will
not protect against short circuits or circuit overloads.
Typically there is a GFCI circuit breaker panel (known as
a G6A or G12A panel) located in a bathroom cabinet or in
a basement compartment. The panel oers the benets and
convenience of breaker-style manual and auto-reset circuit
protection. In addition to circuit protection, the panel sup-
ports control of dierent systems including lighting, pumps
and motors, leveling jacks, slideouts, awnings, generators
and more.
Vegatouch System (if so equipped)
Your RV may be equipped with a Firey/Vegatouch touchscreen coach control system. The
touchscreens (based on model and oor plan) oer a clean and simple interface for control-
ling dierent features or systems. Therefore, your particular model may not include every
option or system shown on the following photos.
The following systems/components be controllable from the touchscreen:
Tank monitors
Battery status for both house and chassis batteries
Lighting (interior and exterior)
Generator operation
AC and DC Power including inverters
Water Pump, Water Heater
Heating, Air Conditioning and vent fans
Awnings and Slide-outs
Settings for the touchscreen (time, date, clock, background, etc.)
Built in help screens for every function.
Not every motor home comes equipped with a touchscreen sys-
tem. Refer to your Comprehensive User Guide included in your warranty
packet for detailed information.
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