located on the driver side, in a tube inside the access
door for the generator and battery tray. On some
models, the sewer hose storage is located under the
rear bumper.
Engine Fuel Door
To access your fuel tank fill, open the fuel door
(Figure 1.3) located on
the driver’s side of the
coach. Pay particular
attention to the warning
labels affixed to the
door. Diesel owners—
remember to use diesel
fuel rather than gasoline.
WARNING: For your safety, all gas appliances
must be turned off when refueling the vehicle.
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Door
Models with a diesel
engine all have a
diesel exhaust fluid
(def) fill (Figure
1.4). This fill is
topped with a blue
cap, and is behind a
door that is the same
size and shape as the
engine fuel door(s)
and located on the passenger side of the
motorcoach.
Power Cord
A 30
-
foot power cord is included with each unit.
Water Fill
Access
Compartment
An access door,
located on the
driver’s side ,
approximately two
thirds back (Figure
1.5), contains
hookups for the: (A) Potable Water, (B) City
Water Fill, (C) Outside Shower, (D) Outside Cable
Connection, (E) Exterior Light. The light is a
useful aid while evacuating waste tanks at night.
120
-
Volt Exterior Outlet
A 120
-
volt weatherproof outlet, located on the
passenger’s side of the motorcoach, (Figure 1.6) is
available to operate
120
-
volt
accessories. This
outlet is controlled
by a 120
-
volt
ground fault
-
breaker (located in
the converter) to
prevent electrical
shock caused by
wet conditions. Use only grounded plugs and do
not exceed the amperage limit of the breaker.
Furnace Outlet
The exterior furnace
outlet (Figure 1.7) is
a combination
intake / exhaust
system. When the
furnace is operating,
this vent may become
hot.
WARNING: Do not touch or place combustible
materials near the furnace outlet.
Roof Mounted TV
Antenna
A. TV Antenna
All coaches have an
antenna (Figure 1.8)
mounted on the roof. For
proper antenna use refer
to the operating instructions found with the product
literature in your coach.
B. Signal Amplifier
All coaches are also equipped
with signal amplifiers. Amplifier
wall plates (Figure 1.9) are
usually located in the forward
-
most compartment of the
passenger’s side overhead
cabinet. To activate the signal
Figure 1.3
Figure 1.6
Figure 1.7
Figure 1.9
Figure 1.5
A
B
C
E
D
Figure 1.8
Figure 1.4
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