Triple E Regency - Generator Refueling; Generator Operation

CLASS B
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& C MOTORHOME
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10.2.2 GENERATOR REFUELING
Auxiliary generators draw their fuel from the main engine fuel tank. The fuel pick-up tube is shorter than the engine pick-up
tube. This prevents the vehicle fuel tank from being completely emptied on site.
IMPORTANT
Be sure to use the proper fuel. Errors in the fuel type can be hazardous and can create costly repairs.
10.2.3 GENERATOR OPERATION
Refer to the Generator operation and maintenance information in the Owner's Information Package
1. Controls:
The generator switch is located in the Monitor Panel in the overhead cabinet. The generator starter draws current from
the coach batteries.
2. Starting:
a. See Generator Manufacturer's Manual for specic instructions.
IMPORTANT Check the oil level regularly during frequent use of the generator.
b. The Motorhome is equipped with an automatic transfer switch which will switch to the generator power as soon
as the Generator is running.
c. Disconnect all electrical loads. (Turn o all lights, appliances, equipment, etc.).
d. Press the top portion of the generator button, hold until engine is running, then release.
e. Wait for the engine to run smoothly before turning on the lights and appliances.
f. Be familiar with the output capacity and capability of your generator.
g. Be careful not to overload the generator. See your manual for information.
CAUTION
Overloading the generator for long periods of time can cause high temperatures that could result in damage
to the generator windings. Keep electrical loads within the wattage ratings specied in your manual.
3. Stopping:
a. Turn o lights and all appliances before shutting o engine. Let the engine run at no-load for a few minutes to
allow the engine to cool down.
b. Press the bottom portion of the generator button and hold until engine comes to a complete stop.
Do not smoke when refuelling.
Keep ames, sparks and smoking material away
from fuel or ammable fumes.
WARNING
GENERATOR CONTROL