Appliances --- Section 4
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If a washer-dryer is to be installed at a later date, follow all the manufacturer installation
instructions. Listed here are further instructions which should be adhered to for safe and reliable
operation:
• Do not connect the clothes dryer exhaust duct to any other duct, vent or chimney.
• Do not terminate the exhaust duct beneath the motorhome.
• Use proper length fastener when attaching exhaust vent to exterior sidewall. Stainless steel
fastener are best suited for this as they will not rust.
• If the cabinet or closet in which a washer-dryer is installed does not have vented louvered
doors, the manufacturer’s installation instructions may require installation of vented doors
or vents to be installed in the doors. This is for sufficient circulation of air.
WASHER-DRYER (Optional)
The automatic washer-dryer is front loading with an extra
large door opening for easier access. Several wash and dry
programs are available along with variable water tempera-
ture settings.
• Always have the door open when selecting and moving
the setting switch. This will keep the contacts from arcing.
Then shut the door for operation.
• The washer-dryer operates on 120 Volt AC from shore
power or the generator.
• The washer-dryer will use approximately 12 to 20 gallons
of water per wash cycle.
INFORMATION:
The washer-dryer has many features. Refer to the
manufacturer’s manual in the owner’s information
file for detailed operating instructions.
WARNING:
Open a window or vent while operating the dryer. The washer-dryer can create nega-
tive air pressure inside the motorhome that can accumulate Carbon Monoxide or LP-
Gas while operating fuel-burning appliances.
CAUTION:
Do not use the washer-dryer while traveling. Suspension movement, combined with
the weight of the drum while in the wash cycle, can damage the internal components of
the washer-dryer.
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