IMPORTANT
The television in the front overhead cabinet will not operate while in transit. Federal regulations require this
television to be inoperative while the vehicle is in use, so the power supply is switched off automatically when
the ignition is turned on.
EXTERIOR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
For your convenience and pleasure, an Exterior Entertainment Center may be an option on selected floorplans. It may
be located in either a basement compartment or in the sidewall of the passenger side of the coach. Depending on the
year, model, and floorplan of your coach, this entertainment center features an flat screen television, and may feature an
AM/FM/CD stereo and speakers to provide outside music when desired. Some coach models feature a sound bar
instead, and may also have an audio selector switch.
The television is mounted on a swivel bracket that allows you to swing the television out and away from the coach to
provide better viewing angles. To release the television from its retainers, grasp the sides of the television firmly and pull
it directly toward you. It will release and swing freely to the desired viewing position. To store the television for travel,
swing it back into the opening, making sure that it is fully latched.
The external stereo can be used to listen to AM and FM broadcasts, as well as to play CDs. It may have some of the
same functions and features as your in-dash stereo. The television in the exterior entertainment center can also be
played through the exterior stereo or sound bar. If equipped with audio selector rotate switch to desired audio input for
the sound bar.
IMPORTANT
It is important to make sure the TV is securely locked into position prior to closing the compartment door.
Failure to do so can result in damage to the television case and screen.
IMPORTANT
The electronics used in the Exterior Entertainment Center are not designed for use in wet weather. The TV
should be stored securely in the “travel” position and the basement door closed during rain or other adverse
weather conditions. Caution should also be exercised when washing the exterior of your coach to make sure
high pressure water does not enter the compartment. Spraying high pressure water at the seal between the
doors can cause leaks, and potentially damage the electronics housed in this compartment.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's televisions.
TELEVISION LIFTS
Exquisite entertainment is along for the ride, with a flat screen television revealed on command via a
televator lift.
IMPORTANT
These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only. Any quick start instructions provided should
not take the place of the complete Operation Manual provided by this item's manufacturer.
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