Section 23: ACCESSORIES
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5. ELECTRONIC DESTINATION SIGN
(OPTIONAL)
The destination sign is located at upper front of
the vehicle. To change the destination, depress
the selecting switches until the desired
destination appears in the LCD display.
FIGURE 21; DESTINATION SIGN – ELECTRONIC 23123
NOTE
The destination sign must be programmed
with a computer connected to the RS-232
connector prior to first use. Follow the
instructions on the computer disk to install and
run the software.
NOTE
The destination sign is equipped with lights
(bulb light or fluorescent) which illuminates
automatically when the headlight or fog light
switch is activated.
6. LAVATORY
6.1 DESCRIPTION
The lavatory is located in the rear R.H. corner of
the coach. It is equipped with a chemical flush
toilet, bathroom tissue dispenser, washbasin,
towel dispenser, waste container, mirror,
ashtray, and a cleaning cabinet. A liquid soap
dispenser and moist towel dispenser are
optional.
Locking the lavatory door from the inside will
illuminate a fluorescent light in the lavatory and
two outside signs to indicate occupation. One
sign is located on the outer wall of the lavatory
and another sign is located over the windshield.
An indicator light on the dashboard will
illuminate to inform the driver when the lavatory
is occupied. A night-light is permanently lit in the
lavatory when the ignition switch is in the ON
position.
If emergency assistance is required, the lavatory
occupant can actuate a buzzer that will sound in
driver's area. The buzzer's push-button (c/w
instruction label) is located on the inner curbside
wall of lavatory.
FIGURE 22: LAVATORY
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The lavatory has its own ventilation system that
operates only when ignition switch is in the "ON"
position. An auxiliary sump tank (Fig. 26)
(optional) allows main tank to be drained by
manually opening an interconnecting tank valve
(5, Fig. 25). Lavatory can then be operated for
longer periods until coach can be serviced at a
facility equipped for disposal.
The fresh water tank, located behind
compartment mirror (Fig. 26), is equipped with a
thermal drain valve that will drain the tank when
water temperature approaches the freezing
point preventing damage to the tank (Fig. 26).
The fresh water supplies water to the washbasin
by gravity. Two tubes are connected on top of
the tank. One serves as overflow as well as a
vent tube and runs along the curbside wall to the
engine compartment R.H. side (6, Fig. 25) while
the other tube is connected to the fresh water fill
connection which is also located in engine
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