PUSH BUTTON-ACTIVATED COMPARTMENT LOCKS
Select coach models may be equipped with storage compartments with push button locks. Under normal operation,
push the button to release the door.
In the event of a power failure, the compartments can be manually accessed using the cable loop or cable lock feature
located underneath most compartments. The pass-through bays are the exception, as they may have only one
compartment with access on each side.
To manually access the compartments equipped with a cable lock, insert the #751 key into the lock hidden at the bottom
of compartment by the radius of the compartment door.
To access the compartments equipped with a cable loop, locate the cable loop under the compartment near the latch
side, and pull on the cable until the compartment door releases. Most cables will pull straight down to release. The
battery compartment cable releases easier by pulling toward the back of the coach.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's
compartments.
DOORS, HANDLES, AND CHIMES
The front entrance door is equipped with a dead bolt lock for added security, and select coach
models may have a power flush step well cover. For your safety and convenience, all current
models feature a grab handle at the entrance door to assist you in entering and exiting the coach.
Select models may incorporate the keyless entry system, and many have a doorbell button
integrated into the grab handle as well.
When the door is opened fully, the door has a "door check" feature that will automatically hold the door open. To close
the door, simply pull to release the detent, then close and latch the door. Center entry doors may incorporate a gas strut
to hold the door open.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's entrance
doors, handles, and chimes.
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