Cayman 2006 Driving & Safety — Section 2 • 63
There are three classes of fi re to be concerned with in a motorhome. Any fi re can fall into more than one class;
a fi re that involves both burning paper and kitchen grease is classifi ed as Class AB fi re.
Classes of Fire:
A - Fire that are fueled by materials that leave a residue when they burn:
paper, wood, cloth, rubber, and certain plastics.
B - Fire that involve fl ammable liquids and gases: gasoline, paint thinner,
kitchen grease, propane and acetylene.
C - Fires that involve energized electrical wiring or equipment. If
electricity to the equipment is turned off, a class C fi re becomes one
of the other two class fi res.
ESCAPE (EGRESS) WINDOW
The egress window, designated for use as an emergency exit,
is identifi ed inside of the motorhome by a red locking handle
and Exit label. To open, lift the red handle and push outward.
Pull closed and lower handles to lock the egress window.
Hinges along the outside window top identify the egress
window on the motorhome exterior.
The glass slider in the egress window operates the same
as all other windows in the motorhome. Occasionally open
and close the egress window to prevent the rubber seal from
sticking.
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