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FURNACE
The furnace in your recreational vehicle requires 12-volt DC
electrical current and propane gas energy for correct operation. The
furnace receives 12-volt DC power from a fully charged battery and/
or the converter in the coach. This power must be present before
propane gas can enter through the control to the burner tube.
The combustion chamber is completely sealed to prevent any
carbon monoxide or propane from entering into the coach. Oxygen
is drawn into the chamber through the upper vent and exhaust
fumes expelled through the lower vent.
The basic operation of furnace is performed by thermostat mounted
on an interior wall of your coach, for both ducted and blow thru,
(without duct work) furnaces.
THERMOSTAT—(WITH AIR CONDITIONER)
OFF—Means all electrical current is turned off and nothing will
operate until power becomes available to place heat or cooling
inside of your RV.
HEAT—In this position, furnace will become active and place heat
inside of coach through normal heat cycle.
COOL— Cool air will be produced from air conditioner.
FAN— Fan only will run and circulate air.
SLIDE SWITCH— In center will set temperature as desired.
On the right side is a switch for fan operation, with 2 speeds for air
conditioner, either low or high speed. Furnace has only 1 speed.
Be sure to follow all directions to operate furnace to prevent any damages
or malfunctions. Errors could cause personal injury.
WARNING
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DO NOT operate furnace while vehicle is in motion or being towed.
WARNING
!
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