NewMar King Aire Diesel Pusher 2013, Manual

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2013 King Aire Diesel Pusher
by Newmar
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In the bedroom of the unit, one window will be marked “EXIT.” This window is an emergency
escape, or egress, window. To open in case of an emergency, lift the
red handles at the bottom of the window and push out. The entire
window will swing out of the frame to allow easier egress through
the larger opening.
Vents
A 12 volt vent may be installed in the kitchen. This vent is equipped with a rain sensor on the
roof hood. Anytime the vent is open and it senses rain, it will automatically close. The vent is
controlled by the wall switch.
Do not leave the fan in active mode while the unit is in storage or unattended for long periods of
time. High winds or other unusual conditions or obstructions may prevent the vent from closing
resulting in leakage, which could cause serious damage.
The vent installed in the bathroom is also powered by 12 volt electricity. This vent is identical to
the one installed in the kitchen, and provides positive power ventilation to quickly clear the air in
the bathroom area of your King Aire.
For improved lighting and headroom, a skylight is installed in the bathroom over the shower. The
opening provides additional light during daylight hours, and the glass is tinted to provide privacy
and reduce glare.
Doors
The front entrance door is equipped with a dead bolt lock for added security and a power flush
stepwell cover. When the door is opened fully, the “posi-lock” feature will automatically hold the
door in the full open position. To close the door from the full open position, push past the
resistance the locking feature offers and the door will close. For your safety and convenience a
lighted, acrylic assist handle has been installed at the entrance door of the unit.
AWNINGS
IMPORTANT
It is important prior to extending you awnings that you inspect the areas beside and around your unit
where the awning will extend to insure proper clearance.