Triple E Regency - 4.5 ENTRY DOOR

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4.4.4 CHILD RESTRAINTS:
Child restraint systems are a legal requirement in most jurisdictions of North America. Statistics prove that children not
secured with a certied child restraint systems experience more severe and more frequent injuries than those properly
restrained. In order to provide the safest restraint system for your child during transport, follow these considerations
when selecting an appropriate child restraint system:
a. Purchase a child restraint system that is labelled to be certied to all applicable US Motor Vehicle and Canadian
Children's Car Seats and Harness Regulations.
b. Make sure the system will attach to your vehicle conveniently and provide safety for your child every time it is
used.
c. Be sure the restraint system is suitable and adequate for your child's age, weight and height. Check the label for
this information.
d. Review the instructions supplied with the child restraint system. Be sure that anyone placing a child restraint system
in a vehicle fully understands how it must be located, anchored and used. Improperly placed or anchored restraints
will not provide an acceptable level of safety for your child.
4.5 ENTRY DOOR
The entry doorway (either left or right) wall is equipped with a switch panel that controls the following functions:
1. Porch Light:
This 2 position rocker switch controls the power to the outside porch light. Depress the upper portion of the switch to
turn the porch light on and the lower portion for o.
2. Electric Step:
This 2 position rocker switch controls the power to the electric step. For detailed operating instructions see the Owner's
Information package.
3. Interior Light:
This 2 position rocker switch controls the
power to a coach interior light. Depress the upper portion of the switch to turn the light on and the lower portion for
o. The switch or the light must be turned on.
4. Bag Lights:
This 2 position rocker switch controls the power to the lights in all the exterior storage compartments. Depress the
upper portion of the switch to turn the power to the lights on and the lower portion to turn o. This master switch
must be on before any of the light switches in any exterior compartment will work.
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ENTRY SWITCH PANEL
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