IMPORTANT
Do not use an adapter, cheater, or extension cord that
breaks the continuity of the ground circuit to the
ground pin. Never remove the ground pin from a plug
in order to connect it to a two-pronged ungrounded
outlet.
bulb or printed on the bulb). Replacing the bulb with the identical part number will ensure the wattage and base are the
same.
WARNING
Do not substitute bulbs just because they will fit, as it may cause overheating, back feed, or damage to the
light fixture or lens.
Many of these bulbs are made as both filament and LED. Most LED bulbs are polarity-sensitive unlike filament bulbs.
When attempting to replace filament-type bulbs with LED-type bulbs, it is possible for the light fixture to be wired in
reverse polarity for the LED replacement bulbs. Switching to a different type of bulb may require a wiring change.
Newmar recommends any wiring modifications be performed by an authorized service technician.
IMPORTANT
When replacing halogen bulbs, do not touch the bulb, as the oil from your hands will reduce the bulb's life.
Turn off the lights to avoid possible short circuits, blown fuses, and burns while removing and replacing bulbs or lights.
Depending on the year and model of your coach, it may be equipped with LED light fixtures with the lights embedded
into the light housing. Many of the LED light fixtures have integrated LED assemblies that are non-serviceable and non-
replaceable. When LED light bulbs burn out this type of fixture, the complete light must be replaced. Replacement bulbs
or light fixtures are available for purchase through the Newmar Parts Department.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's lighting
system.
RECEPTACLES AND ACCESSORY CHARGERS
Newmar coaches are framed 16 inches on center, allowing the best placement of outlets, switches and other
components.
120 VOLT OUTLETS
Several 120 volt receptacles are located throughout the interior of the unit. These
receptacles require three-pin plugs that provide proper grounding to protect you from
electrical shock. The breaker for the outlets are usually located in the breaker box. If
the breakers are on the inverted circuitry, they will be located in the subpanel near the
main breaker box.
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