Thor Motor Coach Class C - Windows; Doors, Drawers and Storage Compartments; Sleep Number Bed; Bed Storage (some Models)

THOR MOTOR COACH
CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS
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WINDOWS
TO AVOID EXHAUST GAS ENTRY INTO THE MOTOR HOME, KEEP WINDOWS
CLOSED WHEN THE CHASSIS OR GENERATOR ENGINES ARE RUNNING.
All the windows that open in the motor home are operated by sliding them back and forth. To operate, pivot
the latch to release it from the locked position, and slide the window to open. When closing, slide the window
fully closed, and pivot the latch back to the fully locked position. The screens will also slide open and closed
if required for an emergency exit.
Note: Check window sealant during normal washing and per the Care And Maintenance
section of this manual.
DOORS, DRAWERS AND STORAGE COMPARTMENTS
MAKE SURE BEFORE OPERATING THE MOTOR HOME, THAT ALL CABINET
DOORS AND DRAWERS ARE CLOSED, AND CABINET CONTENTS ARE SECURE.
RETRACT AND SECURE SLIDING DOORS IN THE BATH AREA, AS WELL AS THE
BATH DOOR, TO PREVENT NOISE AND/OR DAMAGE WHILE TRAVELING.
Store items in the areas designated for storage. DO NOT store anything in the area reserved for the
converter and electrical panels or the water tank and pump.
Cabinet and closet doors in the motor home have door fasteners or pneumatic stops which prevent them from
accidentally opening during travel. Drawers throughout the motor home have travel stops which keep them
from sliding out when in motion under normal driving conditions.
Bed Storage (Some Models)
USE CAUTION WHEN LOWERING THE BED. KEEP HANDS AND FINGERS AT
THE END LEDGE PROVIDED and not on the side or further back than necessary,
where you may encounter pinch points.
SLEEP NUMBER BED
Sleep Number Bed by Select Comfort™ uses unique air chambers designed to provide a gentle cushion of
support. Both sides of the bed can be individually adjusted to the precise comfort level each partner prefers by
using the Firmness Control System™.
Fluctuations of the Sleep Number® are normal, and may occur with any of the following:
• Changes in body position on the bed (lying down vs. sitting up).
• Changes in the amount of weight on the bed (one person or two people).
• Changes in barometric pressure or temperature.
Note: It is important to be lying on the bed, in your normal sleep position, when checking
or making changes to your Sleep Number®.
Note: The coach must be plugged into the Shore Power or Inverter Power supplied if
equipped, for the sleep number bed to function.
CAUTION