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Your motorhome is equipped with a generator, it will provide independent AC power.
When the generator is in operation an automatic switch will change the AC appliances to
generator power from the previous AC source. A short delay occurs before the switching
process is complete to allow the generator to stabilize its output. The generator is mounted
to allow for easy access during service functions. Refer to the Generator Owner’s Manual
for necessary service requirements and operating instructions.
EXHAUST GASES ARE DEADLY. Do not block the tail pipe or situate
the vehicle in a place where the exhaust gases have any possibility
of accumulating either outside, underneath, or inside your vehicle or any other nearby
vehicles. Outside air movements can carry exhaust gases inside the vehicle through windows
or other openings remote from the exhaust outlet. Operate the generator only when safe
dispersion of exhaust gases can be assured, and monitor outside conditions to be sure that
exhaust gases continue to be dispersed safety.
Do not under any circumstances operate the generator engine
while sleeping.
The monitor panel allows you a convenient check of the approximate levels of all systems
at the touch of a button. It is located above the entry door and includes:
The water pump switch
The level test button for:
Propane tank
Fresh water tank
Holding tank 1 (black/toilet waste water)
Holding tank 2 (gray/sink and shower waste water)
Push and hold the button until the panel registers a reading.
The levels are registered as:
F (full)
2/3 full
1/3 full
The monitor panel gives its readings of the water and waste tanks by
means of an electrical signal between the tank probes. If there is an
extremely low mineral content in the water, or if there is buildup or coating on the sensor probes
on the interior of the tank(s), the readings on the monitor panel may be incorrect.
Avoid pouring grease, oils, or similar substances down your drain or the
toilet. If this should occur, the holding tanks may need to be washed out
with soap and water. Inaccurate monitor panel readings could occur.
Your Thor Motor Coach is equipped with a roof mount air conditioner. The air conditioner
can be operated on either generator power or by an external power source. Using this
for heat will reduce your furnace propane consumption. Use the Remote to select your
appliance and set the temperature. There is a timer available for setting the heat or A/C
operating times. You may notice some delays while changing from heat to A/C and back.
This prevents damage to the compressor. When changing the batteries in the remote,
be sure to press the Reset button with a pen or pencil. See your Air Conditioner Owner’s
Manual in the Thor Motor Coach Owner’s Information Kit for more details.
Chapter 7 - Technical Systems
GENERATOR
MONITOR PANEL
ROOF AIR CONDITIONER
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