Jayco SENECA, Owner'S Manual

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SENECA CLASS C
TABLE OF CONTENTS
S
ECTION
1 : W
ARRANTY
& S
ERVICE
About This Manual .................................. 1-1
Change Of Address/Ownership Form ..... 1-5
Chassis Guide......................................... 1-1
Customer Relations ................................ 1-3
Customer Responsibility ......................... 1-2
Dealer Responsibility .............................. 1-3
Jayco Customer First Emergency
Roadside Assistance ........................... 1-6
JayPlus™ Extended Service Contract .... 1-4
Jayco Travel Club ................................... 1-4
Manufacturing Process ........................... 1-2
Motorized Limited Warranty .................... 1-8
Motorized Rental Limited Warranty....... 1-12
Notice To Jayco Dealers....................... 1-11
Obtaining Emergency Warranty
Repair .................................................. 1-6
Obtaining Service At Jayco..................... 1-7
Obtaining Service For Separately
Warranted Items .................................. 1-7
Replacement Parts ................................. 1-7
Reporting Safety Defects ........................ 1-2
Safety Alerts............................................ 1-1
Suggestions For Obtaining Service ........ 1-3
Update Your Contact Information ........... 1-4
Warranty Packet ..................................... 1-1
S
ECTION
2: O
CCUPANT
S
AFETY
Combination Carbon Monoxide/
Propane Alarm ..................................... 2-3
Fire Extinguisher ..................................... 2-1
Fire Safety............................................... 2-1
Formaldehyde ......................................... 2-6
Other Fire Safety Information.................. 2-1
Secondary Means Of Escape ................. 2-1
Smoke Alarm .......................................... 2-2
S
ECTION
3: P
RE
-T
RAVEL
I
NFORMATION
Exterior Compartments ........................... 3-1
Loading Your RV..................................... 3-1
Ready To Leave Check List.................... 3-5
Trailer Plug.............................................. 3-3
Using The Rear Hitch.............................. 3-2
Vehicle Labels......................................... 3-1
Weighing Your Motor Home.................... 3-4
Weight Labels ......................................... 3-3
S
ECTION
4: V
EHICLE
O
PERATION
Braking & Stopping ..................................4-4
Changing A Tire.......................................4-6
Child Safety Restraint Systems ...............4-2
Driver & Front Passenger Seat ................4-1
Emergency Stopping ...............................4-7
Emergency Towing ..................................4-7
Entrance Door..........................................4-1
Front Axle Tire Alignment ........................4-5
Instrument Panel......................................4-2
Keys.........................................................4-1
Leveling Jacks .........................................4-3
Parking Brake ..........................................4-4
Power Entry Door Step ............................4-1
Rear Vision Camera ................................4-3
Seat Belts ................................................4-2
Side View Power Mirrors .........................4-2
Tires.........................................................4-5
Wheel Lugs/Wheel Liners ........................4-6
Wheel Bearings & Brakes........................4-7
S
ECTION
5: E
LECTRICAL
S
YSTEM
–
50
AMP
120-volt Circuit Breakers .........................5-2
120/240-volt AC System ..........................5-1
12-volt Battery Disconnect .......................5-5
12-volt DC Outlet (If So Equipped) ..........5-9
12-volt DC System ...................................5-5
12-volt Fuse Panel...................................5-7
50 amp Power Cord .................................5-2
Auxiliary Start System..............................5-5
Calculating Electrical Load ......................5-4
Chassis Batteries.....................................5-7
Command Center ....................................5-1
Electrical System Maintenance................5-1
Generator.................................................5-7
GFCI Receptacle Outlet...........................5-4
House Batteries .......................................5-6
In Case Of An Electrical Fire ...................5-1
Inverter.....................................................5-9
Isolator Solenoid ......................................5-7
Power Converter......................................5-4
S
ECTION
6: F
UEL
& P
ROPANE
S
YSTEM
Calculating Propane Usage .....................6-6
Cooking With Propane Gas .....................6-6
Exhaust Gas Fumes ................................6-2
Fuel Economy ..........................................6-2
Fuel Safety...............................................6-1
Propane Gas Container ...........................6-4
Propane Gas System...............................6-2
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