Triple E COMMANDER Series - REFUELLING PROCEDURES

7-4
7.8 FREE STANDING TABLE & CHAIRS
(Optional)
Your motorhome may be equipped with a free stand-
ing dinette. While travelling, these should always be
secured with the harness provided to prevent the ta-
ble and chairs from moving forward in case of sudden
braking or a collision and to keep them from sliding
around on the oor causing damage to the ooring.
7.9 REFUELLING
Consult your chassis manual for the type of fuel to use.
Fig. 7-6 CHAIR HARNESS
COMMANDER / EMBASSY
Fig. 7-7 FUEL CAP
Modern fuel systems may cause pressure to build up in
the fuel tank during hot weather. It may happen under
certain conditions, that a bit of fuel may spray from the
spout when the fuel cap is removed suddenly, causing a
possible hazard.
WARNING
Do not smoke when refuelling. Keep ames, sparks and
smoking material away from fuel or ammable fumes.
Extinguish all pilot lights.
WARNING
1. Removing The Fuel Cap:
Rotate the fuel cap slowly and only far enough for
the pressure to be released i.e. until any “hissing”
sound stops. Then remove the cap.
2. Filling The Tank:
Fill only until the automatic shut-o valve cuts out.
This allows for expansion of the fuel and vapor
space as the fuel warms up in your fuel tank.
CAUTION
Overlling the fuel tank may cause damage to the
fuel evaporative emission system.
3. Fuel Tank Capacity: Check in the Chassis Manual for
capacities.
4. Fuel Type:
Use only gasoline with this vehicle. The generator
uses fuel from main tank but the fuel pick-up line
is shorter than the engine pick-up tube, to prevent
the vehicle fuel tank from being completely emp-
tied while on site.
7-4
7.8 FREE STANDING TABLE & CHAIRS
(Optional)
Your motorhome may be equipped with a free stand-
ing dinette. While travelling, these should always be
secured with the harness provided to prevent the ta-
ble and chairs from moving forward in case of sudden
braking or a collision and to keep them from sliding
around on the oor causing damage to the ooring.
7.9 REFUELLING
Consult your chassis manual for the type of fuel to use.
Fig. 7-6 CHAIR HARNESS
COMMANDER / EMBASSY
Fig. 7-7 FUEL CAP
Modern fuel systems may cause pressure to build up in
the fuel tank during hot weather. It may happen under
certain conditions, that a bit of fuel may spray from the
spout when the fuel cap is removed suddenly, causing a
possible hazard.
WARNING
Do not smoke when refuelling. Keep ames, sparks and
smoking material away from fuel or ammable fumes.
Extinguish all pilot lights.
WARNING
1. Removing The Fuel Cap:
Rotate the fuel cap slowly and only far enough for
the pressure to be released i.e. until any “hissing”
sound stops. Then remove the cap.
2. Filling The Tank:
Fill only until the automatic shut-o valve cuts out.
This allows for expansion of the fuel and vapor
space as the fuel warms up in your fuel tank.
CAUTION
Overlling the fuel tank may cause damage to the
fuel evaporative emission system.
3. Fuel Tank Capacity: Check in the Chassis Manual for
capacities.
4. Fuel Type:
Use only gasoline with this vehicle. The generator
uses fuel from main tank but the fuel pick-up line
is shorter than the engine pick-up tube, to prevent
the vehicle fuel tank from being completely emp-
tied while on site.