Tiffin Motorhomes 2011 Phaeton Owner'S Manual Download

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P H A E T O N O W N E R ’ S M A N U A L

Chapter 14

Routine Maintenance

EXTERIOR CARE

14-2

Washing 14-2

Waxing 14-3

Seals 14-3

Proper Sealants for Application

14-4

Striping and Decals

14-4

Wheel Care

14-5

Roof Care and Maintenance

14-5

Moisture Management

14-6

RV Finish Maintenance

14-10

Tire and Tire Safety Information

14-13

Tire Pressure

14-26

INTERIOR CARE

14-31

Carpet 14-31

Fabrics 14-32

Walls and Ceiling

14-33

Dashboard 14-33

Woodwork and Floors

14-34

Countertops 14-35

Accessories 14-36

Detectors 14-36

Condensation 14-37

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES 14-37

Monthly 14-38

Every Three Months

14-38

Every Six Months

14-38

Annually 14-39

Winterizing 14-39

De-Winterizing 14-42

Chapter 15

Maintenance & Data Charts

Motor Home Owner’s Data Sheet

15-2

Motor Home Maintenance Record

15-3

Motor Home Maintenance Record

15-4

Motor Home Maintenance Record

15-5

Motor Home Maintenance Record

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Motor Home Maintenance Record

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Motor Home Maintenance Record

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Motor Home Maintenance Record

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Summary of Contents for 2011 Phaeton

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Page 2: ...P H A E T O N O W N E R S M A N U A L T TI IF FF FI IN N M MO OT TO OR RH HO OM ME ES S I IN NC C 105 2nd Street NW Ø Red Bay Alabama 35582 U S A Phaeton Owner sManual Volume 2 ...

Page 3: ... on the options and models selected by the motor home owner All items materials instructions and guidance described in this manual are as accurate as possible at the time of printing However because of Tiffin Motorhomes ongoing and dedicated commitment to excellence improvement of Tiffin s motor homes is a continuing process Consequently Tiffin Motorhomes reserves the right to make substitutions a...

Page 4: ...tions 2 2 General Warning 2 2 Prior to Departure 2 3 Driving 2 4 ICC Switch 2 5 Fuels for the Motor Home 2 5 Liquid Propane LP Gas System 2 6 LP Gas Regulator 2 8 LP Distribution System 2 8 Recommended Precautionary Practices 2 9 Fire Safety 2 9 Fire Extinguisher 2 9 Smoke Detector 2 10 Emergency Exit Window 2 10 Parking Procedures 2 11 Towing Hitch 2 11 Chapter 3 Heating Air Conditioning Furnace ...

Page 5: ... 4 19 Chapter 5 Cabinets Furniture Cabinets 5 2 Furniture 5 3 Bedroom Area 5 4 Select Comfort Mattress Optional 5 5 Chapter 6 Structural Features Chassis Features 6 2 Alignment 6 2 Chapter 7 Electrical Features General Information 7 2 Circuit Breaker Boxes 7 2 Auxiliary Start Switch 7 3 Battery Inspection and Care 7 4 Battery Disconnect Panel 7 6 120 Volt AC VAC Receptacles 7 6 12 Volt DC VDC Rece...

Page 6: ...ccessories 11 2 Water Pump 11 3 City Water Connection 11 4 Filling the Freshwater Tank 11 4 Sanitizing 11 5 Water Filter Optional 11 6 Water Heater Bypass System 11 6 Freshwater Lines 11 6 WASTEWATER SYSTEMS 11 7 General Information 11 7 Toilet 11 7 P Traps 11 8 Black Water Holding Tank 11 8 Gray Water Holding Tank 11 9 Wastewater Disposal 11 9 Sewer Connection and Camping 11 10 No Fuss Flush 11 1...

Page 7: ...ls and Ceiling 14 33 Dashboard 14 33 Woodwork and Floors 14 34 Countertops 14 35 Accessories 14 36 Detectors 14 36 Condensation 14 37 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES14 37 Monthly 14 38 Every Three Months 14 38 Every Six Months 14 38 Annually 14 39 Winterizing 14 39 De Winterizing 14 42 Chapter 15 Maintenance Data Charts Motor Home Owner s Data Sheet 15 2 Motor Home Maintenance Record 15 3 Motor Home...

Page 8: ...G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N 1 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 ...

Page 9: ...ation Package which contains warranty cards and registrations for the vehicle and all factory installed components from other vendors and suppliers to Tiffin Motorhomes The detailed operation instructions and maintenance instructions on these components are also included in this package 4 Assisting the customer in completing the registration forms to avoid loss of warranty coverage The dealer shou...

Page 10: ...the proper operation of the motor home and all its features before you attempt to use your motor home Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty The Tiffin Motorhomes limited warranty was provided to you by your authorized Tiffin Motorhomes dealer during the pre delivery inspection When you inquire about your Tiffin Motorhomes warranty please refer to this document Should you need or desire an additional ...

Page 11: ...nformation e g locations of authorized subsidiaries the following web site www rvamerica com data s_alist htm should be helpful This site provides complete alphabetic listings of all suppliers and vendors for all contemporary recreational vehicles and motor homes Warranty Service If any warranty service may be required that service needs to be completed during the warranty period basic warranty 12...

Page 12: ...torhomes Dealership please access the Tiffin Motorhomes website at www tiffinmotorhomes com and then click on the Dealer Locater button then enter in the appropriate search criteria such as zip code and search radius or dealer name and state then click on Find Locations the dealer s name address and telephone number will then be displayed for your use Specification Labels There are two main number...

Page 13: ... weight of the motor home with a towed trailer and or vehicle if any Sleeping Capacity Weight Rating SCWR This is the maximum weight capacity of the combined number of persons i e number of people multiplied by 154 pounds per person permitted to sleep within the vehicle Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR This is the maximum allowable weight for an axle the GAWR considers the weakest link in the tire wh...

Page 14: ...the weight from the GVW that was obtained in the first step which was performed earlier The result should not exceed the listed front axle weight rating Chapter 14 contains more specific axle weight determinations Weight Distribution Throughout the Motor Home To assure the maximum stability of the motor home under static i e parked and dynamic i e moving conditions the distribution of the items to...

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Page 16: ...D R I V I N G S A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S 2 1 Driving Safety Instructions Chapter 2 ...

Page 17: ...t you fully understand the equipment on your motor home and how to use that equipment safely General Warning Warning Any portable fuel burning equipment e g charcoal propane butane wood must not be used inside the motor home Any use of such equipment inside the motor home may readily cause fires and or asphyxiation by carbon monoxide poisoning Further such unauthorized use would probably invalidat...

Page 18: ...o Departure For your continued safety and convenience the following is a representative check list designed to assure your safety while driving Clean all windows mirrors and light lenses front back side to assure that you can see and be seen Reposition any mirrors or other fixtures to provide an unobstructed view front sides and back from the driver s seat Remove or secure all loose fixtures e g a...

Page 19: ...erly stowed Assure that the leveling jacks are in the travel position After entering the motor home make sure that the electrically actuated retractable step has properly operated to retract the step fully before starting the engine of the motor home Driving Various adjustments need to be made to assure the driver s comfort and the safety of the motor home before starting and moving the motor home...

Page 20: ...educed Know the limits of operation of the motor home Don t try to achieve excessive speeds climb overly steep hills traverse overly long grades attempt to use the motor home as an off the road OTR motor home rapidly switch lanes or rapidly accelerate or decelerate the motor home When in doubt about the handling characteristics of the motor home consult your chassis manual for information The sola...

Page 21: ... observed In a similar manner any other comparable devices of the motor home users e g butane camp lights propane lights and grills should be treated in a similar manner to assure the safety of all concerned NEVER use an open flame to test for LP gas leaks or to examine the fluid levels in the fuel tanks After filling any LP system immediately replace and secure all protective covers and caps Afte...

Page 22: ...d through the LP gas manifold system to the LP based appliances used in your motor home LP appliance lighting problems are typically caused by an improperly adjusted gas regulator NEVER attempt to adjust or reset the gas regulator yourself as an authorized service technician is needed to make these adjustments As a good preventive maintenance activity the regulator should be checked annually by a ...

Page 23: ...is noted contact an authorized service technician to inspect and repair or replace the regulator Do not attempt to adjust the regulator yourself the regulator has been pre set at the factory Only a qualified LP service technician using specialized equipment should adjust the regulator LP Distribution System The primary LP distribution system in the motor home is a black steel pipe running the leng...

Page 24: ...tempt to connect and use any natural gas or butane gas systems with this LP gas system Fire Safety As with any enclosed system containing the three required conditions for fire i e combustible materials oxygen ignition sources there will exist the possibility of fire Tiffin Motorhomes has taken every precaution and design practice to minimize or negate this possibility but the final determination ...

Page 25: ...olves a fuel source e g diesel fuel LP gas consider the probability of an explosion and move sufficiently far away to minimize personal harm If such is available immediately place a call to the local fire department or ask someone nearby to do so to report the fire Consider the cause and the consequences of the fire and the risks associated with possibly fighting the fire yourself before trying to...

Page 26: ...gine Activate the leveling jack system see Chapter 9 for more detail to level and stabilize the motor home If the motor home is to be powered externally connect the 120 VAC power to the motor home Turn on the LP gas valve at the LP tank Connect the fresh water supply and sanitize the water systems see Chapter 11 as needed Connect the waste drain hose to the external sewer hook up Start the refrige...

Page 27: ...N S T R U C T I O N S 2 12 vehicles to be towed by the motor home should have adequate active braking The wiring connector provided is a standard seven pin connector see Chapter 7 p 7 12 for more details concerning this connector ...

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Page 29: ...H E A T I N G A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G 3 1 Heating Air Conditioning Chapter 3 ...

Page 30: ...eing used for the first time there may be an initial burn off of manufacturing compounds or residues left on the heat exchanger or in the ductwork which could produce odors fumes and possibly some smoke This occurrence is normal and should not cause concern unless it persists for an excessive amount of time To minimize the after effects of this burn off process the initial use of the furnace shoul...

Page 31: ... Information Package provides recommended cleaning tips and procedures when needed a more thorough cleaning should be performed by a qualified service technician Air Conditioning System The factory installed air conditioning system is designed for 120 VAC power supplied either from the external power cord or from the generator Any unnecessary heat loading e g exposure to direct sunlight for long p...

Page 32: ...f how best to use the thermostat Figure 3 3 For more detailed instructions please consult the thermostat literature in the Owner s Information Package 1 Turn on the power switch on the thermostat s 2 Use the Mode switch to select the desired function e g COOL OFF HEAT Note In the COOL mode there will be a delay of several minutes before the refrigerant in the air conditioning system begins to cool...

Page 33: ...ways close the main gas valve at the LP tank this measure will provide an additional element of safety to prevent gas leakage and possible subsequent explosion hazards However if a gas leak is noted or suspected turn off the main valve and keep the LP gas system off until that system is inspected by a qualified service technician as soon as possible Do not delay in addressing any possible gas leak...

Page 34: ...e inherent moisture in the LP gas can cause a freeze up of the regulator when the gas passes through the regulator The regulator reduces the high pressure of the gas on its inlet side to a reduced pressure on its outlet side by permitting a controlled expansion of the gas through the regulator this gas expansion necessarily cools the gas by means of the Joule Thompson effect and if cooled enough m...

Page 35: ...on this detector for the first time remove the sensor activation strip if such was not performed during the pre delivery inspection If the alarm persists in re arming and giving further alarms ventilate the motor home by opening doors and windows and then check for possible LP gas leaks If the leak cannot be readily found then close the main valve to the LP tank and turn off all gas appliances and...

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Page 37: ...M A J O R A P P L I A N C E S A C C E S S S O R I E S 4 1 Major Appliances Accessories Chapter 4 ...

Page 38: ...ion when re fueling the motor home A 12 volt power supply is required for proper operation of the electronic control panel For electrical operation of the refrigerator either the external electrical power line must be connected to the motor home or the on board electrical generator must be running to provide the necessary 120 volt AC power To operate the refrigerator in the LP gas mode the main LP...

Page 39: ...y pressing the mode button for the desired type of operation In the LP mode either manual or automatic on initial start up of the refrigerator ignition of the propane gas may not occur for 30 seconds If gas ignition doesn t occur within 30 seconds the gas safety valve in the refrigerator will close Then either the refrigerator selects another mode of operation in the automatic mode or an audible a...

Page 40: ... electrical hookup or by the onboard electrical generator in the motor home Touch pad controls on the microwave range are used for operating the range i e cooking temperature mode power level and cooking time see the product owner s manual for specific instructions For basic operating instructions care and maintenance for the proper use of the microwave and optional convection range please consult...

Page 41: ...concluded push inwards on the oven control knob and turn that knob clockwise CW to the off position The Phaeton is equipped with a multi burner cook top having a countertop cover Figure 4 6 matching the same décor as the counters in the motor home This cover both provides protection to the burners when they are not in use and additional counter space as needed Before any cooking on the cook top is...

Page 42: ...ntilation openings Exit the RV to allow entrapped LP gas to dissipate Have the LP gas system checked to locate and fix the source s of the leakage TELEVISION SYSTEM OPERATION Television Antenna The Phaeton motor home is equipped with a HD TV antenna Figure 4 7 The antenna control is located in the upper right hand side of the overhead cabinet To change the mode of your TV follow the directions lis...

Page 43: ...l system Figure 4 8 to permit access to satellite television If your motor home is equipped with an optional satellite dish it is capable of receiving High Definition HD satellite signal from Dish Network However you must subscribe to HD service and install a HD receiver Factory installed satellite dishes must have a HD receiver in order to obtain a clear picture Your satellite dish will not recei...

Page 44: ... button on the remote control o Select SETUP and press OK o Select Program Channel and press OK o Select ANT in or Cable o Select Auto o Select All Channels Analog Only or Digital Only The television sets Figure 4 9 are located in different areas of the motor home Some are standard TV sets and some are optional TV sets depending on your specific floor plan All TV sets are High Definition The telev...

Page 45: ... next to the TV You will now have the convenience of changing the satellite receiver channels from various areas of the coach NOTE The infrared repeater will not work with a Dish Network receiver AM FM CD Stereo System Your motor home will be equipped with an AM FM CD stereo system Figure 4 12 This system is powered by the 12 volt DC system of the motor home and operates like any conventional car ...

Page 46: ...l sound processor off Flat Pop and Jazz as indicated in the display area Mute Push the MUTE button to mute the volume level Press again to return to previous volume level Loudness Push the LOUD button to boost high and low tones at low volume levels Sirius Satellite Radio optional Note If your RV has an optional Sirius tuner it can be activated by calling 1 888 539 747487 SIRIUS The Sirius Tuner I...

Page 47: ...third digit stops flashing Note Satellite radio signal may be blocked by trees buildings bridges or tunnels To operate the AM FM Weather Band push BAND button to select F1 F2 F3 AM1 AM2 or W weather band Manual Tuning Rotate the TUNE knob left or right and hold until MANUAL appears in the display then release knob Rotate the TUNE knob again left or right until the desired radio station appears in ...

Page 48: ...e TUNE knob left or right to change the track Ejecting a CD Push the EJECT button to eject a disc Pausing a CD Push the MUTE button to Pause disc press again to resume play CD Changer optional Load CDs Insert the CD magazine into the external CD changer Selecting the External CD Changer Push the MODE button until CDC appears in the display CD Selection Push button 1 or 2 to scroll through the sele...

Page 49: ...rvices are available for use within the motor home proper Within the motor home there are several telephone jacks e g bedroom living room for connecting telephone s as desired Water Heater Warning DO NOT APPLY 110 VAC POWER to or LIGHT the water heater until after the water heater is filled with water and the water lines and heater tank are purged of any trapped air Failure to do so will damage th...

Page 50: ...s reset the system by turning the switch to the off position for at least 30 seconds then turn the switch back on 6 If a lockout condition persists contact your authorized dealer 120 Volt AC Electrical Operation 1 For electrical operation use the Water Heater switch found on the master control panel in the overhead compartment in the cockpit area above the passenger s side location 2 Completely fi...

Page 51: ...by causing the premature failure of the heating element and voiding the warranty Pressure Relief Valve The relief valve for over pressure and over temperature conditions is located on the exterior of the water heater This valve will operate if the water temperature reaches or exceeds 210 F or if the water pressure reaches or exceeds 150 psig Since the water system in the motor home is a closed sys...

Page 52: ...ns satellites launched by the US Department of Defense Signals are received from three or more satellites orbiting at 21 000 km altitude and the principle of triangulation is used to find the position By receiving GPS signals this system can position the vehicle within a margin of error of 30 to 200 m Reception may not be possible in locations such as in tunnels between tall buildings under elevat...

Page 53: ...R indicator light up green To turn off the picture press it again to release The monitor become standby condition POWER indicator light up red 2 Adjust the VOLUME control 3 Adjust the picture contrast and brightness The DAY NIGHT selector switch should normally be kept in the DAY released position When you view the picture at night or in a tunnel etc depress the switch to make the picture less bri...

Page 54: ...el are flawless However there is a possibility that less than 0 01 of the segments is defective and may not light up properly However these segments will not interfere with your viewing Side Mount Camera As an enhanced aid to driving the Phaeton will feature side mounted cameras on both sides of the motor home These side mounted cameras are activated whenever the motor home in transit begins to ma...

Page 55: ...formation Package Note The 1 gray water valve at the gray tank waste gate must be fully open when operating the washer dryer For specific information regarding the use of the washer or the dryer consult the owner s manuals found in the Owner s Information Package Carbon Monoxide LP Gas Detector To protect the driver and other occupants of the motor home the Phaeton is equipped with a carbon monoxi...

Page 56: ...home one should IMMEDIATELY evacuate the motor home and seek medical help Shut down the motor home and do not attempt to operate it again until the source s of the CO are located and fixed Warning Carbon monoxide gas derived from products of combustion of diesel fuel LP gas and other petroleum based products is a deadly gas which can kill motor home occupants if allowed to accumulate in sufficient...

Page 57: ... emergency responders have arrived the motor home interior is sufficiently aired out and the alarm has reverted to its normal monitoring function i e no alarms 3 Call the local emergency services i e 911 in most locales to summon help don t go back into motor home to make this call but use a cell phone if available or have someone else nearby make this call 4 Should the CO LP gas detector alarm ag...

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Page 59: ...C A B I N E T S F U R N I T U R E 5 1 Cabinets Furniture Chapter 5 ...

Page 60: ... be applicable for your specific Phaeton configuration Cabinets are provided in the kitchen dining area to accommodate the routine cooking utensils and groceries normally desired for travel Storage space within these cabinets has been so designed to accommodate the typical sizes and configurations of food supplies e g cereal boxes condiments canned goods bottled liquids normally taken on travel tr...

Page 61: ...pe up spills or residues of any fluids that contact these surfaces to preclude any staining or discoloration of the cabinet surfaces Furniture Kitchen Dining Living Room Areas On all the various floor plans of the Phaeton a built in dinette booth Figure 5 5 is standard a free standing table Figure 5 6 is optional This dinette provides additional storage under the seat area of the booth in addition...

Page 62: ...only When the motor home is parked the driver s seat can be swiveled to face into the living room To swivel this chair first extend the slide out room see Chapter 8 for additional detail Then move the chair backwards as far as possible to gain clearance from the steering wheel Now the chair can be swiveled without interference The control switch for the driver s chair is located on the left hand s...

Page 63: ...llow the directions below 1 Lie down on your Sleep Number Bed in your normal sleep position holding your remote 2 Press and release any button to get the current Sleep Number setting Set the Sleep Number to 50 on the remote 3 Take time to evaluate your comfort 4 If you like the feel of the mattress at 50 go to step 5 If you find that this setting is too firm or too soft change your Sleep Number in...

Page 64: ...nces under the right conditions mold or mildew can form inside many types of mattresses bedding or upholstered products Should this condition occur in your mattress please contact Select Comfort s Customer Service so they can work with you to return your bed to factory fresh condition If you have particular sensitivities to dust mites mold or mildew you should exercise care to minimize any direct ...

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Page 66: ...S T R U C T U R A L F E A T U R E S 6 1 Structural Features Chapter 6 ...

Page 67: ...nstrument Panel Engine Transmission Chassis Frame Axles Fuel Tank Suspension and Springs Front End Alignment is not covered Tires and Wheels Brakes Exhaust System Leaf Springs Alignment The Phaeton motor home you have purchased has been aligned at the factory prior to shipment to you During the first 10 000 miles of operation of your Phaeton the chassis will have a tendency to settle and readjust ...

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Page 69: ...E L E C T R I C A L F E A T U R E S 7 1 Electrical Features Chapter 7 ...

Page 70: ... power cord from the electrical compartment located in the compartment behind the driver s side rear tires The standard flexible power cord supplied with the Phaeton is designed to handle up to 50 amperes Make sure that the pins in the male end of the plug are oriented correctly so that they match the power cable and that they are in good condition i e aren t bent or damaged If there is a circuit ...

Page 71: ...use panel mirror fog lights jacks camera windshield wipers docking lights dashboard fans spotlight power seats radio step cover optional satellite antenna 30 amp ignition breaker and 50 amp ignition breaker and all dashboard resettable circuit breakers Another panel of circuit breakers is located in the passenger side external rear compartment which contains resettable breakers for the following s...

Page 72: ...connection made to that terminal AND also contacts the negative terminal or any of its connections a SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHORT will occur which could result in an explosion fire and or personal injury Lead acid batteries contain diluted sulfuric acid which can be dangerous avoid direct contact with any battery fluids Wear eye protection Caution If the Phaeton ever requires any welding operations on ...

Page 73: ...n insulator and keep the battery electrical power from entering the cables If the Phaeton is to be stored for an extended period of time the 12 VDC battery system should be disconnected this will prevent unnecessary drain and corrosion of the batteries and their terminals To disconnect batteries simply turn the house battery switch to off You will also find this switch located in the battery compa...

Page 74: ...ear engine compartment This switch disconnects all power to the coach so that the coach cannot be started This switch is used to prevent the ignition circuitry from being accidentally turned on when the engine is being serviced For routine short term use there is a 12 VDC disconnect switch Figure 7 8 on the switch console located in the stairwell of the Phaeton This switch can be used to disconnec...

Page 75: ... slide out are wired through the kitchen GFCI The exterior receptacles are wired through the bathroom GFCI Consequently if an appliance plugged into a slide out or exterior receptacle is not working check for a tripped GFCI in the kitchen or bathroom In addition these receptacles protect the user from ground faults between an electrically hot wire and ground The GFCI will not reduce the shock haza...

Page 76: ...c gen start features to manual o If starting the generator from the inverter panel make sure to shut the generator off with the inverter panel as well To use Auto Generator Start function o Push both menu item buttons for 3 5 seconds listen for the long beep o Press Up Down to access the following menus then press Settings to set to the following values Set Clk 0 23 59 Set to current time Make sur...

Page 77: ...ctrical generator Figure 7 14 is located in a compartment in front of the motor home between the chassis rails on pullout slides The generator is mounted on slides for easy access however the slides must be unlocked before free movement is possible There is a pull cable in the box Figure 7 15 in front of the driver s side front tire pulling this cable will release the slide lock for the generator ...

Page 78: ...d R3 to energize allowing generator power to the main control panel Caution Service to this box is to be done by a qualified technician DO NOT attempt to remove cover unless shore cord is unplugged and generator is off If the unit is plugged into shore but no power to coach then make sure the shore outlet has power If power is present this may indicate the unit is sensing an open neutral condition...

Page 79: ...he on board diagnostic center monitoring many of the operating functions and parameters of the engine so that the current operating status of the engine can be determined and any anomalies or problems may be noted This diagnostic tool enables the motor home owner to maintain an updated status of the engine so that the overall reliability of the motor home can be maintained As an aid to extracting ...

Page 80: ...s from dirt or debris In a similar manner protect the cable end from similar damage weather or debris one such method could be to place the connector end in a heavy gauge plastic bag e g polypropylene polyethylene etc and secure the bag tightly around the cable with a stout elastic band or tape and then mount the secured cable in a manner to keep it both from mechanical damage and water intrusion ...

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Page 82: ...S L I D E O U T F E A T U R E S 8 1 Slide Out Features Chapter 8 ...

Page 83: ...ch must be manually held down in the desired position i e either in or out to activate the desired action of the slide out room and continue to be held down until the desired action is concluded Releasing the rocker switch before the slide out is fully extended or retracted will stop the slide out at some intermediate position NOTE The slide out switch will only operate when the ignition switch is...

Page 84: ...e the slide out features 2 Verify that there are no obstructions outside which may interfere with the operation of the slide out room 3 Prior to moving the slide out room in either direction make sure that the driver s chair is moved forward into the driving area as far as possible and is locked into position 4 Push the out section of the rocker switch allow the slide out room to go to its fully e...

Page 85: ...move when the rocker switch is depressed check the following Make sure the ignition system is turned off Make sure the battery is fully charged and connected Make sure the slide out breakers haven t been tripped These are located in the storage box with the inverter or converter ...

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Page 87: ...E X T E R I O R F E A T U R E S 9 1 Exterior Features Chapter 9 ...

Page 88: ...sides of your Phaeton These external compartments provide ample additional space for your belongings while you are traveling When stowing materials in these storage compartments try to balance the resultant weight load from front to rear and from side to side this will keep the center of gravity of the motor home essentially unchanged and should not adversely affect the handling characteristics of...

Page 89: ...Do not attempt to walk on the roof either while it is wet or when condensation is present from the air conditioning system as that surface would be quite slippery Leveling Jacks Hydraulic Warning If the vehicle is equipped with a slide out DO NOT OPERATE any room extension until the leveling and stabilizing procedure has been properly completed DO NOT RETRACT the leveling system until the slide ou...

Page 90: ...he hyd button The hydraulic operation indicator light will turn on with a steady glow 3 On the right hand portion of the HWH Leveling Control touch panel note the outline of the motor home and the various raise i e up arrow and lower i e down arrow touch buttons 4 Press the respective raise up arrow button to raise the respective side or end of the motor home A yellow light to the front side or re...

Page 91: ...tracted will hold the step in a retracted position as well 5 With the step extended turn the step power switch off and close the entrance door Turn the vehicle ignition switch on The ignition override system will go into effect and the step will automatically retract Caution If the motor home is driven with the step in the extended position there is the possibility of causing major damage to both ...

Page 92: ... using the passenger s seat during travel Other exterior features include optional power assisted awnings patio awning door awning or both If such are available they can be controlled from the switch console located in the stairwell of the Phaeton see Figure 9 8 on p 9 7 Additionally a patio light switch and a cargo light switch may be used to provide illumination on the patio side of the motor ho...

Page 93: ...ad behind you The mirror should be adjusted vertically so that you can see the rear bumper on the bottom of the plane portion of the mirror The convex mirrors should be adjusted horizontally so that you can see your own motor home in 1 3 of the mirror These convex mirrors should then be adjusted vertically to allow you to see any other vehicles alongside your motor home These mirrors also contain ...

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Page 95: ...I N T E R I O R F E A T U R E S 10 1 Interior Features Chapter 10 ...

Page 96: ... assure its prolonged life Vinyl flooring Figure 10 2 is standard in the kitchen and bathroom areas of the motor home For routine cleaning sweeping or vacuuming the floor would be sufficient If more thorough cleaning is warranted the flooring can be cleaned with a damp mop and water For more stubborn stains a mixture of soap free household cleaner e g vinegar ammonia or comparable products and wat...

Page 97: ... need to use the specific one for the shade you desire to operate Pulling the chain will raise or lower the solar or blackout shade whichever is desired The chain driven shades are located on all the windows in the living area and bedroom A single white chain shade is located in the window above the kitchen sink and the bathrooms The cockpit shades operate on a manual roller tube with a retention ...

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Page 99: ...P L U M B I N G B A T H F E A T U R E S 11 1 Plumbing Bath Fixtures Chapter 11 ...

Page 100: ...Kitchen Sink The kitchen sink Figure 11 2 installed is a multi functional double bowl sink equipped with two sink covers to provide additional counter space when the sink is not in use For the sink cleaning care consists of washing only with mild detergents and water and using a soft cloth for subsequent drying and polishing The faucet in the kitchen may be a single handle faucet Bath Sink Shower ...

Page 101: ...at the water heater is filled with water 5 The water pump should stop running once all faucets are closed 6 The water pump is now ready for automatic operation The pump will run when a faucet is open and stop when a faucet is closed 7 Never allow the pump to run for long periods of time without water being present in the supply tank as doing so may cause physical damage or blow fuses If water does...

Page 102: ... of the faucets The city water supply is pressurized therefore the water pump is not needed when the water system of the vehicle is connected to the city water system To disconnect from the city water supply on the motor home close the valve and remove the hose from the city water supply Disconnect the hose from the city water connection and store the hose in the water compartment Filling the Fres...

Page 103: ...entrations greater than 50 ppm may damage the water lines and or the tank 3 Once the freshwater tank is empty close the drain valves in the water tank 4 Pump the chlorine solution into the tank by taking the hose attachment and attaching it to the pump and then put in the chlorine solution Close the valve from the fresh water tank to the pump and open the valve from the solution to the pump Turn t...

Page 104: ...able that will filter iron and sulfur Ask your dealer or RV supply center about purchasing an iron and sulfur filter if such is desired If you are traveling in an area where the water has a high iron and sulfur content then add one tablespoon of chlorine bleach to every 10 gallons of water in your tank this will precipitate the iron or sulfur so that the filter can remove those impurities If you a...

Page 105: ...ystems there are two separate wastewater systems The gray water system is for wastewater from the sinks and shower The black water system is for sewage waste from the toilet Each wastewater tank has its own control valve and both drain through a common sewer drain hose Toilet The toilet Figure 11 10 in your motor home may be a china toilet equipped with a spray attachment The toilet operates with ...

Page 106: ...e vehicle If this occurs run water from the faucet into the drain thus allowing water to fill the traps again Black Water Holding Tank The black water i e sewage holding tank is located directly beneath the toilet Before using the toilet you will need to treat the tank with water that is mixed with an odor controlling chemical These chemicals are readily available at any RV supply store Be careful...

Page 107: ...ld only be drained when they are at least full Doing this will provide a sufficient volume of water to allow the complete flushing of waste materials in the drain lines and hose If the tanks are not full add enough water to allow for sufficient flushing To empty the wastewater tanks connect the adapter supplied with your vehicle to the drain hose Figure 11 11 If the adapter is lost or broken anoth...

Page 108: ...quid in the tank causes a swirling action that should take any accumulated solid wastes with it Accumulation of solid wastes in the black water tank can be avoided by keeping the gate valve closed when connected to the sewer connection If the valve is open solid wastes may accumulate in the tank which may eventually result in costly repairs Caution The gray water tank valve must be in the open pos...

Page 109: ...river s side of the motor home The exterior shower feature allows you to do such things as rinse off sand or grass muddy shoes or bathe yourself outside of your motor home The faucet operates just as it would in your kitchen or bathroom In addition to the shower itself there is also a soap dispenser conveniently situated in that same compartment and a light to permit use under low light conditions...

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Page 112: ...d deadening to keep road surface noises from unduly entering the motor home The motor home roof is also insulated with block foam to provide an adequate barrier to heat loss or gain through the roof In the Phaeton each sidewall is manufactured to provide essential strength and durability and is also insulated to assure the comfort of the enclosed spaces Sidewalls are constructed of aluminum or ste...

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Page 115: ...W I N D O W S A W N I N G S V E N T S D O O R S 13 1 Windows Awnings Vents Doors Chapter 13 ...

Page 116: ...o longer desired In the bedroom one particular window will be marked with an EXIT label this is an emergency escape Figure 13 2 only to be used when normal exits are blocked or inaccessible To use this emergency escape merely lift the red handles at the bottom of the window and push outwards to open the window Should it be necessary to use this exit please look for a secure footing both inside and...

Page 117: ... awning s leading edge When persistent motion exceeds the factory preset threshold value for two 2 seconds or longer the system automatically retracts the awning The push button controls allow the user to choose between three factory preset sensitivity values threshold values Gust detection is also incorporated into the software When the motion value is suddenly and sharply increased above a safe ...

Page 118: ...ose that awning NOTE Be sure that the awning is fully locked into position on both arms before travel Failure to do so may cause the awning to deploy when the motor home is in motion Vents The kitchen has a 12 VDC Fantastic vent fan Figure 13 5 installed to exhaust kitchen odors For normal operation the vent is controlled by a thermostat mounted on the vent Once the vent power switch is in the on ...

Page 119: ...e 13 7 associated with the entrance door the screen door will permit increased air circulation when the entrance door is open To enjoy this benefit the screen door is operated independently of the entrance door However when one wishes to close the screen door and the entrance door at the same time the screen door latch must be fastened to the entrance door prior to closing the entrance door Failur...

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Page 122: ...home These accumulations especially in vehicular areas where mud and other foreign materials could collect should be removed by flushing those areas e g the underside of the motor home regularly with water The chance of corrosion can be minimized with frequent washings of the motor home When washing the motor home make certain that the undercarriage and the wheel wells are thoroughly cleaned as we...

Page 123: ...und will improve a dull or discolored finish Important When using a polishing compound that does not contain a wax preservative reapplying a coat of hard wax after polishing is recommended Seals The seals Figure 14 2 around the doors windows vents slide out trim and external seams should be checked at least semiannually Additionally the roof seams should be inspected for cracking or peeling semi a...

Page 124: ...rmally require very little maintenance Treat these as you would any painted surface on your motor home Wash them with mild soap and warm water or any retail car soap Never wash the motor home in direct sunlight while the motor home is hot or with hot water Rinse thoroughly to prevent accumulation of any soap residues Use caution with high pressure wash nozzles Keep such nozzles at least 18 inches ...

Page 125: ...ars Important Do not use harsh detergents acids or abrasives which may scratch or dull the surfaces The applicator cloth sponge or soft bristled brush should be non metallic and non abrasive Important Remember to check periodically the tightness of your wheel lug nuts Roof Care and Maintenance Proper care and maintenance of your motor home including your roof Figure 14 4 is important for sustained...

Page 126: ...ture can be subtle such as condensation forming on metal surfaces When symptoms appear it is important to timely determine the cause of the excess moisture and take appropriate corrective action to prevent moisture related damage Control Relative Humidity Monitoring and controlling relative humidity within the motor home is one of the most important steps to minimize the risk for moisture related ...

Page 127: ...ters and use window coverings wisely For example make sure to open curtains or blinds during the day to allow air to circulate and warm the window surface Carpet Care and Moisture Management To keep your carpet serviceable and looking new for years to come the carpet should be cleaned when it shows signs of discoloration or traffic patterns A steam cleaning system should be used to clean the carpe...

Page 128: ...turer Particular attention should be devoted to ensure the slide outs are functioning properly Each time a slide out is used it should be inspected to ensure proper operation and sealing Figure 14 6 The slide out gaskets should also be inspected to ensure proper sealing when the slide out is operated Use of Your RV It is important to remember that the square footage of an RV is significantly less ...

Page 129: ...ient relative humidity is greater than 60 year round add a dehumidifier drained to exterior to control humidity inside the RV during storage Refer to other sections of this owner s manual for additional recommendations Modifications to your RV Consult Tiffin Motorhomes for guidance prior to making any modifications to your RV It is important that changes be completed by a qualified service firm to...

Page 130: ...e RV household cleaner Gloves should be worn during cleaning The cleaned area should then be thoroughly dried Dispose of any sponges or rags used to clean mold RV Finish Maintenance Keeping your motor home looking its best at all times involves keeping the paint finish clean and in good condition This means periodic washing and polishing as well as getting the finish repaired as soon as possible w...

Page 131: ...mount of rubbing alcohol on a damp cloth followed by warm soapy water and rinsed with clean water This may not dissolve the road tar but it will loosen tar and bug stains and remove them from the surface Do not use solvent based cleaners on bird droppings or tree sap as these are water based stains and will eventually dissolve using an ammonia based glass cleaner warm soapy water and a little elbo...

Page 132: ...oss However a hand applied polish or wax will offer outstanding performance and protect the motor home s finish When applying polish or wax do so in a shaded area making sure the motor home surface is at the specified temperature according to the polish manufacturer s recommendations Due to the variations of polishes and waxes incorporate the following suggestions into the polishing technique Cond...

Page 133: ...ining proper tire pressure observing tire and vehicle load limits not carrying more weight in your vehicle than your tires or vehicle can safely handle avoiding road hazards and inspecting tires for cuts slashes and other irregularities are the most important things you can do to avoid tire failure such as tread separation or blowout and flat tires These actions along with other care and maintenan...

Page 134: ...sure and Load Limits Tire inflation pressure is the level of air in the tire that provides it with load carrying capacity and affects the overall performance of the vehicle The tire inflation pressure is a number that indicates the amount of air pressure measured in pounds per square inch psi a tire requires to be properly inflated You will also find this number on the vehicle information placard ...

Page 135: ...y gently pressing on the tire valve stem with the edge of your tire gauge until you get to the correct pressure Step 4 If the tire pressure is too low note the difference between the measured tire pressure and correct tire pressure These missing pounds of pressure are what you will need to add Step 5 At a service station add the missing pounds of air pressure to each tire that is under inflated St...

Page 136: ...pth is to place a penny in the tread with Lincoln s head upside down and facing you If you can see the top of Lincoln s head you are ready for new tires Tire Balance and Wheel Alignment To avoid vibration or shaking of the vehicle when a tire rotates the tire must be properly balanced This balance is achieved by positioning weights on the wheel to counterbalance heavy spots on the wheel and tire a...

Page 137: ...hrough the tread can be repaired if they are not too large but punctures to the sidewall should not be repaired Tires must be removed from the rim to be properly inspected before being plugged and patched Tire Fundamentals Federal law requires tire manufacturers to place standardized information on the sidewall of all tires This information identifies and describes the fundamental characteristics ...

Page 138: ...of height to width Numbers of 70 or lower indicate a short sidewall for improved steering response and better overall handling on dry pavement R The R stands for radial Radial ply construction of tires has been the industry standard for the past 20 years Next number This two digit number is the wheel or rim diameter in inches If you change your wheel size you will have to purchase new tires to mat...

Page 139: ...al standards The next two numbers or letters are the plant code where it was manufactured and the last four numbers represent the week and year the tire was built For example the numbers 3197 means the 31st week of 1997 The other numbers are marketing codes used at the manufacturer s discretion This information is used to contact customers if a tire defect requires a recall Tire Ply Composition an...

Page 140: ...r axle a total of six or more tires on the vehicle Max Load Single kg lbs at kPa psi Cold This information indicates the maximum load and tire pressure when the tire is used as a single Load Range This information identifies the tire s load carrying capabilities and its inflation limits Vehicle Load Limits Determining the load limits of a vehicle includes more than understanding the load limits of...

Page 141: ...r can be off loaded to keep the total amount of cargo added to the vehicle within the limits of the GVWR so as not to overload the vehicle Understanding this flexibility will allow you the owner to make choices that fit your travel and camping needs When loading your cargo be sure it is distributed evenly to prevent overloading front to back and side to side Heavy items should be placed low and as...

Page 142: ...her foreign objects in the roadway and try not to strike the curb when parking Tire Safety Checklist Check tire pressure regularly at least once a month including the spare Inspect tires for uneven wear patterns on the tread cracks foreign objects or other signs of wear or trauma Remove bits of glass and foreign objects wedged in the tread Make sure your tire valves have valve caps Check tire pres...

Page 143: ...that is made of steel wires wrapped or reinforced by ply cords and that is shaped to fit the rim Bead separation This is the breakdown of the bond between components in the bead Bias ply tire A pneumatic tire in which the ply cords that extend to the beads are laid at alternate angles substantially less than 90 degrees to the centerline of the tread Carcass The tire structure except tread and side...

Page 144: ...icle Light truck LT tire A tire designated by its manufacturer as primarily intended for use on lightweight trucks or multipurpose passenger vehicles Load rating The maximum load that a tire is rated to carry for a given inflation pressure Maximum load rating The load rating for a tire at the maximum permissible inflation pressure for that tire Maximum permissible inflation pressure The maximum co...

Page 145: ...g over 2 3 kilograms 5 lbs in excess of those standard items which they replace not previously considered in curb weight or accessory weight including heavy duty brakes ride levelers roof rack heavy duty battery and special trim Radial ply tire A pneumatic tire in which the ply cords that extend to the beads are laid at substantially 90 degrees to the centerline of the tread Recommended inflation ...

Page 146: ...weight accessory weight and normal occupant weight distributed in accordance with Table I of CFR 49 571 110 and dividing by 2 Weather side The surface area of the rim not covered by the inflated tire Wheel center member In the case of a non pneumatic tire assembly incorporating a wheel a mechanical device which attached either integrally or separably to the non pneumatic rim and provides the conne...

Page 147: ...size tire and load rating and the minimum cold air inflation pressure needed to carry that stated maximum load are noted on the tire Using less air pressure would reduce the load carrying capacity of the tire The amount of air pressure one needs depends on the weight of the fully loaded motor home Consequently one cannot determine the correct air inflation pressure unless one knows the actual weig...

Page 148: ...overloaded axle weights Therefore there are many good reasons for assuring that the motor home Figure 14 8 is properly loaded and not overloaded this can be accomplished through a proper weighing of the fully loaded motor home One can find various places that have certified public scales where one s motor home can be weighed For example moving and storage company lots farm suppliers with grain ele...

Page 149: ...iated with the chassis and or the tires provided with the motor home For example the table in Figure 14 9 illustrates the inflation pressures for Michelin tires as a function of the loads per position for a specified speed of the motor home In this manner one can determine the appropriate inflation pressures for each of the tires on the motor home as a function of the loads they are to carry on th...

Page 150: ... can be avoided To make these tire pressure measurements it is recommended that one purchase a high quality truck tire air gauge which has an angled dual head This type of gauge allows one to check inflation pressures of both the inner dual wheel which has the valve stem pointing towards one and on the outer wheel which has the valve stem pointing away from one Pressure sealing valve caps should a...

Page 151: ... Figure 14 13 within the motor home wherein a vacuum hose can be connected and the necessary vacuuming performed as desired Doing such will prevent an undue accumulation of dirt which can detract from the appearance of the carpeting and thus shorten its expected life Remember to empty or replace vacuum bags before they become overly full this practice will assure that sufficient vacuuming capabili...

Page 152: ...al Protector trips off again after a short period service may be needed A qualified service technician should perform service The vacuum cleaning system comes with an array of attachments that can be connected to the hose ends for extensive cleaning purposes Make sure they are firmly pushed in and twist to hold in place For further instructions to change the dust bag use the attachments and proper...

Page 153: ...ffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty Warning When cleaning the upholstery and fabric of the motor home do not use lacquer thinner nail polish remover laundry soaps or bleach Never use carbon tetrachloride or gasoline for cleaning purposes These substances may cause damage to the materials being cleaned and most are highly flammable Walls and Ceiling The wall and ceiling coverings should be cleaned per...

Page 154: ...oose dust and dirt Then damp mop the floor with a cleaning solution consisting of any standard cleaning solution available through retail sales outlets e g Wal Mart Kmart Target or grocery stores The mop should be damp but not dripping Feel free to use soap based cleaners scouring powders steel wool abrasive cleaners wax or polish on the ceramic floor as this floor is impervious to these cleaning ...

Page 155: ...countertop surfaces will keep looking new for years Avoid using harsh chemicals on the countertop Wipe the countertop with a damp cloth to remove water spots For mostdirt and stains wipe with a damp cloth and use soapy water or ammonia based cleaners e g Windex If a stain doesn t respond to soap and water for a matte finish apply an abrasive cleanser and buff it with a Scotch Brite pad using a cir...

Page 156: ...The CO LP gas detector is wired directly to the house batteries The batteries in the smoke detector Figure 14 20 need to be tested periodically and replaced when necessary usually semiannually When cleaning the case on any of the detectors use a damp cloth or paper towel Do not spray cleaners or wax directly into the case as this action may cause false alarms or hinder the normal operation of the ...

Page 157: ...are highest during times when a person is cooking or taking a shower in the motor home but these occasions are not the only times condensation is present Walls and ceiling panels may become wet when the moisture accumulates on these surfaces Tiffin Motorhomes does not recommend the use of any catalytic heaters because of resulting extensive condensation ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES Important Alwa...

Page 158: ...Clean the roof ducted air conditioner filter or filters Clean and inspect door and window seals reseal where necessary Inspect and reseal around the tub and shower area where necessary Lubricate the exterior door hinges and latches with a graphite silicone lubricant Check clean and tighten battery cables and inspect batteries for proper fluid levels Every Six Months Inspect the slide out for prope...

Page 159: ... only at a wastewater pumping station to prevent dumping of contaminated water elsewhere For the hot water heater remove the outside cover and then remove the drain plug When this tank is drained replace the drain plug and then replace the cover For the water tank open the green handled valve to drain the tank then close the green handled valve If an optional water filter is installed remove the f...

Page 160: ...terized as well If the motor home is equipped an optional ice maker and or an optional washer dryer the following additional steps should be taken Washer Dryer optional 1 With the washer dryer power in the off position put quart of R V type antifreeze in the drum then close the door 2 Turn the Program Selector knob to spin Then turn the power on and let the machine go through the spin cycle for on...

Page 161: ... plastic water line One recommended way to secure this insert is to place it into a zip lock bag seal the bag punch a small hole through the top of the bag above the zip lock insert any type of twist tie i e paper coated flexible metal wire through the hole and then secure that bag to the outlet line for safekeeping 5 Connect a source of compressed air up to 20 psig maximum onto the inlet fitting ...

Page 162: ...r in the bypass mode 3 As in winterizing open the kitchen faucet bath faucet inside and outside showers turning on both the hot and the cold water valves and flushing the stool until the antifreeze solution is flushed out of the system and the water flow is clear 4 Once the system has been flushed open the water heater bypass valve Open the freshwater tank supply valve from the pump and the icemak...

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Page 165: ...________________ Appliance Brand Model Number Serial Number Refrigerator Washer Dryer optional Water Heater Microwave Inverter Converter Television Front Back Up Monitor Rear AM FM CD Stereo DVD Home Theater Air Conditioner Generator Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your perman...

Page 166: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 167: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 168: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 169: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 170: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 171: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

Page 172: ...r your future use Phaeton Year __________ Model ____________________ Tiffin Serial __________________ Date Mileage Service Work Performed Performed by Cost Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record ...

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