4. Press the button and rotate antenna 90 degrees. Scan again. Note how many channels are received.
5. Press the button and rotate antenna 90 degrees. Scan again. Note how many channels are received.
6. Press the button and rotate antenna 90 degrees. Scan again. Note how many channels are received.
7. Now, set your antenna to the position where the highest number of channels was received.
• Choose one of those channels on your TV.
• Monitor the signal strength screen and fine tune the antenna until the highest signal strength is achieved.
8. Scan for channels one final time, then Watch TV.
This section contains an overview of the RV heating and cooling components. It applies only to the original facto-
ry-installed equipment. For more information on each specific component, please refer to the manufacturer’s oper-
ating instructions, or visit that manufacturer’s website.
If there have been modifications or repacements made to your RV, then these instructions may not apply. Please
contact the service center or technician who performed the modifications or substitutions if assistance is required.
DUCTING & RETURN AIR
All heat discharges, registers and return air grills must be free and clear of obstructions. The adjustable registers are
only intended to reduce airflow as needed, they should NOT be completely closed.
ROOF VENT
The roof vents allow fresh air to circuate through your RV. They may be electric (12-volt DC) and/or manual. Make
sure that roof vents are closed while traveling, and when you will be away from the RV, to prevent unexpected
weather damage.
THERMOSTAT
Fan Mode Setting
Press the Power/Mode button until the fan mode is active. Press the or button to cycle through the fan speed
options Low, High, and Auto.
Mode of Operation
Press the Power/Mode button to cycle through the avaiable modes. All CT Thermostats have Cool and Furnace
HEATING & COOLING
HEATING & COOLING
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