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MOTORHOME INTERIOR
Interior Cockpit Map Light
The interior map lights (located on the overhead cabinet above the driver’s and passenger’s captain’s chairs) have a 2-
way switching system. These map lights are wired into the headlight switch and are powered from the chassis battery
only, not the auxiliary battery like the rest of the interior lights. The first option is to have the headlight knob turned to
the centre. This will turn the map lights on. When you open the doors to the motorhome these lights will come on and
they will shut off when you shut the door. The second option is to have the headlight knob turned all the way to the
left - this lets you turn the map lights on and off by using the map light switch while the doors are closed.
NOTE:
Do
not leave the knob in this position for an extended period of time if you are not driving, as this will drain and kill the
chassis battery.
Refrigerator - Dometic
Your Dometic refrigerator is designed for 3-way operation, using 12-Volt DC, 110-Volt AC and LP gas power. When
the refrigerator is switched to AC or DC, the ammonia/water mixture is heated by a heating element instead of a burner.
When your motorhome is stationary, it should be leveled for your refrigerator to provide the proper cooling. A bubble
level should be placed on the freezer shelf to check the refrigerator for levelness. If the refrigerator is not level you
may have improper cooling.
For LP gas operation, turn the selector switch to gas and follow the instructions on the fridge for lighting. Turn the
fridge thermostat to the highest temperature that will still provide adequate refrigeration. For 110-Volt AC operation,
make sure the power cord is connected and switch the selector switch to AC power. For the 12-Volt DC operation
setting, power is provided by the auxiliary battery. However, the 12-Volt power should not be used when stationary in
order to prevent battery drainage.
NOTE:
The refrigerator should be turned to 12-Volt when the vehicle will be in
motion and the LP gas must be turned off.
NOTE:
The DC or 12-Volt setting is for transportation purposes only. It is recommended that if you are going to be
stopped for more than a short period of time, you should switch your refrigerator to propane or an AC setting and plug
into a 110-Volt supply.
NOTE:
Please refer to the manufacturer’s operating manual for complete operating instructions and maintenance
procedures.
NOTE:
For operating instructions for the remainder of your appliances, please see each respective manufacturers’
operating manuals.
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