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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1

General Information

Delivery

1-2

Dealer Responsibilities

1-2

Customer Responsibilities

1-2

Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty

1-3

Major Equipment Manufacturers

1-3

Warranty Service

1-4

Owner’s Information Package

1-5

Customer Relations

1-5

Specification Labels

1-5

Weighing Procedures for the Phaeton

1-6

Weight Distribution of the Motor Home

1-7

Chapter 2

Driving & Safety Instructions

Safety Considerations

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

3-2

Air-Conditioning System

3-3

Thermostatic Controls

3-4

Liquid Propane (LP) Tank

3-4

LP Tank Filling Practices

3-5

LP Gas Regulator

3-6

CO/LP Gas Detector

3-7

Chapter 4

Major Appliances &
Accessories

Refrigerator

4-2

Microwave/ (Opt.) Convection Range

4-4

Air Filtration Fan

4-4

Cook Top and Oven

4-4

TELEVISION SYSTEM OPERATION

4-6

Television Antenna

4-6

Television Sat. Dish Control (Optional)

4-7

Television Sets

4-7

Infrared Repeater

4-7

AM / FM / CD Stereo System

4-8

Home Theater System

4-9

Cable & Telephone Jack

4-9

Tankless Gas Water Heater

4-9

Water Heater

4-16

Water Heater Storage

4-17

Hydro-Hot Heating System (Optional)

4-18

Pressure Relief Valve

4-19

CB Radio System Antenna Connection 4-20

Triple Vision Camera Monitor System

4-21

Side-Mount Camera

4-23

Washer/Dryer (Optional)

4-23

Stacked Washer/Dryer (Optional)

4-23

Carbon Monoxide/LP Gas Detector

4-24

Chapter 5

Cabinets & Furniture

Cabinets

5-2

Furniture

5-3

Bedroom Area

5-4

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) Receptacles

7-7

Ground-Fault-Circuit Interrupt (GFCI)

7-7

Inverter / Converter

7-7

Energy Management System

7-8

Summary of Contents for 2014 Phaeton

Page 1: ...2014 Phaeton Owner s Manual MADE TO MOVE YOU 105 2nd Street NW Red Bay Alabama 35582 USA 256 356 8661 info tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 2: ...s 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 and improvements in its makes and models of motor homes without prior notification Substitutions of comparable or better materials finishes appliance...

Page 3: ...Gas Detector 3 7 Chapter 4 Major Appliances Accessories Refrigerator 4 2 Microwave Opt Convection Range 4 4 Air Filtration Fan 4 4 Cook Top and Oven 4 4 TELEVISION SYSTEM OPERATION 4 6 Television Antenna 4 6 Television Sat Dish Control Optional 4 7 Television Sets 4 7 Infrared Repeater 4 7 AM FM CD Stereo System 4 8 Home Theater System 4 9 Cable Telephone Jack 4 9 Tankless Gas Water Heater 4 9 Wat...

Page 4: ... 2 Water Pump 11 3 City Water Connection 11 3 Filling the Freshwater Tank 11 4 Sanitizing 11 4 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 10 Exterior Sh...

Page 5: ... Six Months 13 37 Annually 13 37 Winterizing 13 37 De Winterizing 13 40 Chapter 14 Maintenance Data Charts Motor Home Owner s Data Sheet 14 2 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 3 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 4 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 5 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 6 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 7 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 8 Motor Home Maintenance Record 14 9 iv ...

Page 6: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 1 GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 ...

Page 7: ...he 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 should review the limited warranty provisions with the customer to stre...

Page 8: ...atures 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 copy or other information please contact Tiffin Motor...

Page 9: ...re information 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 warrant...

Page 10: ...in Motorhomes 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 n...

Page 11: ...mbined 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 a single axle system as measured at the tire ground interfaces The GAWR considers the weakest link in the tire wheel brakes hubs axle springs and attaching parts To illustrate if the axle is rated at 15 000 po...

Page 12: ...t rating For a more thorough weighing of the motor home 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 be carried and stored within the motor home and in the storage bays underneath the motor home sh...

Page 13: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 1 DRIVING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DRIVING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2 1 ...

Page 14: ...ual and that you fully understand the equipment on your motor home and how to use that equipment safely Warning Any portable fuel burning e g charcoal propane butane wood equipment 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 invalidate you...

Page 15: ... Prior to 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 fixtur...

Page 16: ...ering the exterior rear view mirrors and the instrumentation panel lighting if night time for the driver s comfort and safety This is especially important for first time use so that the driver may become accustomed to the feel of the motor home and know where the various adjustments are located before the fact not after some need arises while the motor home is in service The driver should be famil...

Page 17: ...the driver s console Depress the switch to lower or raise shade The switch will be labeled VISOR The time delay switch must be held a few seconds before it is activated CAUTION DO NOT over extend the shade as this may block the view of the road ICC Interstate Commerce Commission Switch On the driver s side console one will notice a switch labeled ICC This switch Figure 2 2 is a momentary pushbutto...

Page 18: ...ll pilot lights must be extinguished and appliances turned off Further during any filling operation or connecting disconnecting of any LP tanks a NO SMOKING policy should always be 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...

Page 19: ...ystem 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 service technician and also bef...

Page 20: ...tubing with flare fittings If any of the gas lines break do not attempt to splice them always run new lines to maintain the safety of the motor home It is strongly recommended that only qualified service technicians perform this work Remember the main valve at the LP gas tank must be closed whenever any gas appliance is to be installed removed or serviced this process prevents LP gas leakage which...

Page 21: ... common sense in the use of the LP system Visually inspect the LP fill valve before any refueling operation to look for foreign materials or debris remove as necessary to assure a leak tight connection Prior to any re fueling operation of the LP gas system shut off all the pilot lights NEVER under any circumstances check for LP gas leaks with any type of open flame doing so would probably cause an...

Page 22: ...nt preventive maintenance suggests monthly inspection of any fire extinguisher to assure that it is sufficiently pressurized i e the needle on the gauge is in the normal zone and that the mechanical components are not blocked in any way Do not test a fire extinguisher by partially discharging the unit this will cause a loss of pressure and may lodge some fire retardant materials in the valve mecha...

Page 23: ... smoke detector for any transient false alarm e g cooking smoke dusty furnace tobacco smoke rather ventilate the motor home with fresh air and the alarm will reset Emergency Exit Window In the rear of the motor home there is an emergency exit window Figure 2 7 in the bedroom this window is designed for an emergency exit when it is not practical to exit by the door also an emergency exit in the fro...

Page 24: ...ystems see Chapter 11 as needed Connect the waste drain hose to the external sewer hook up Start the refrigerator water heater and furnace as warranted Light the oven pilot light as needed Certain appliances such as the refrigerator will not work properly if the motor home is not level so be sure to complete the motor home leveling process before activating any of the appliances Towing Hitch The P...

Page 25: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 3 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 2 1 ...

Page 26: ...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 should be done with all the doors and windows open to permit normal air circulation to dissipate these possible odors and fumes For routine ope...

Page 27: ...indows exposed to direct sunlight Additionally any heat producing sources e g oven unnecessary lights within the motor home will work against the air conditioning system so strive to minimize their use The air conditioning system is the major consumption device of electrical power in the motor home When this system is being used in an RV park cumulative use of these air conditioning systems by the...

Page 28: ... pressure is reduced to a safe level for use within the motor home A LP gas distribution system distributes the gas to those appliances using such in the motor home The heart of this LP gas distribution system is the regulator and that regulator should only be adjusted by a qualified service technician Most of the problems encountered in lighting the pilots of these appliances are caused by regula...

Page 29: ...nt is blocked from normal operation component or system failures may result If periodic visual inspection indicates any sign of corrosion or degradation contact a qualified service technician to repair the regulator as soon as possible DO NOT operate the LP gas system with any faulty component in place Occasionally the inherent moisture in the LP gas can cause a freeze up of the regulator when the...

Page 30: ...r s literature in your Owner s Information Package that came with the motor home CO LP Gas Detector Since LP i e liquid propane gas is more dense than air the LP gas will naturally settle to the lowest point in an enclosed space in the motor home this would be the floor Because of this fact the CO LP gas detector Figure 3 9 is necessarily mounted close to the floor To activate the LP gas sensor on...

Page 31: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 4 MAJOR APPLIANCES ACCESSORIES MAJOR APPLIANCES ACCESSORIES 4 1 ...

Page 32: ... button is out Press the Auto Gas mode selector button to turn the AUTO mode on or off The Auto Mode will be ON when the button is in and OFF when the button is out The thermostat has five settings where 1 indicates the warmest and 5 the coldest temperature setting Press the button once to display the current setting Continue to press repeatedly until the desired setting e g 3 is shown in the LED ...

Page 33: ... clean the interior liner of the refrigerator Use warm water only to clean the finned evaporator gasket ice tray and shelves To keep the refrigerator operating efficiently periodic inspection and cleaning of several components once a year is recommended Check the lower vent upper vent and area between these openings for any obstructions such as bird insect nests spider webs etc Make sure the refri...

Page 34: ...laced to assure normal operation Consult the particular owner s manual contained in the Owner s Information Package Cook Top and Oven The Phaeton is equipped with a three burner recessed cook top Figure 4 5 and oven optional cook top only The oven has a piezoelectric ignition source rather than a pilot light to start the oven To light the burners turn on the gas control knob wait a couple of secon...

Page 35: ...ing DO NOT USE cooking appliances as a heating source for the motor home Cooking appliances require fresh air for safe operation Before using any cooking appliance make sure that an overhead vent or window is open and or turn on an exhaust fan DANGER Notice DANGER IF YOU SMELL GAS YOU SHOULD IMMEDIATELY Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials Do not touch or operate any e...

Page 36: ...essing TEMP the induction cook top will begin setting the temperature and the TEMP light will illuminate The default temperature is 248º 120ºC Temperature can be adjusted by touching the up or down button Note that the temperature range is 140º to 464º 60ºC to 240ºC TIMER when pressing TIMER the light of the TIMER and one of the lights on HEATING TEMP will illuminate accordingly The cook top will ...

Page 37: ...to change from satellite to DVD or TV antenna please follow the directions listed below To change the mode of your television press INPUT on your remote control Then select TV DVD or Satellite and press OK NOTE The booster must be on for ANT a green light will appear and off for the cable The booster is located in the front right cabinet of your motor home The television sets Figure 4 9 are locate...

Page 38: ...operates like any conventional car stereo system It is important that you read the information provided with the system found in the Owner s Information package NOTE If you choose to listen to XM satellite radio you must contact your XM provider to subscribe to the service Activation of the system requires the XM identification control number located on the window of your motor home Figure 4 13 Yo...

Page 39: ...fore attempting extensive use of this system This system will also play CDs and MP3 disks among other media Cable Telephone Jack The Phaeton contains an exterior cable jack and also an exterior telephone hookup Figure 4 15 in an outside storage compartment This telephone connection permits the owner to access external telephone services e g RV parks so that these services are available for use wit...

Page 40: ...ater will shut off NOTE When using an on off button on a shower head or an outside wash down box always turn off the hot and cold water valves when finished Not doing so will result in cold water bleeding into the hot water system and causing the water heater not to ignite Cold water or alternating warm and cold water will result Figure 4 16 Tankless Gas Water Heater IMPORTANT The tankless water h...

Page 41: ...is secured to the electrode under the burner and that the connector is not touching anything Check seat on front lip of electronics drawer to be sure that it still seals when drawer is shut Check that all case sealing grommets are secure and not leaking Check for soot around the flue Soot is a sign of incomplete combustion and a qualified service technician should be notified to correct the proble...

Page 42: ... LED is flashing a series of three red flashes or a double red flash The T Mid thermister pair of yellow wires going to heat exchanger is not connected or defective Be sure wiring harness connectors are secure and that wires are not chaffed Be sure connector is secure on electronics board If these are secure re power unit If the red LED still flashes contact the manufacturer for a replacement ther...

Page 43: ... of heater If the flow meter rotor is not rotating counterclockwise pipes are connected in reverse Be sure hot water is connected to bottom fitting and cold to the top fitting May be caused by excessive restriction at the water outlets showerheads aerators or water strainers These should be cleaned and the showerhead flow restrictor removed as defined in Recommendations for Water System Installati...

Page 44: ...ors black and white to the modulating valve It should be securely plugged in to the control board terminal Water temperature is too hot or no temperature control The thermostat is set too high Fuel tank regulator is set too high Have the regulator checked by a qualified technician Be sure that the hot and cold water lines are not reversed on the heater hook ups The unit will not function properly ...

Page 45: ...or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Extinguish any open flame Shut off the gas supply at the gas container or source Do not touch any electrical switch or use any phone or radio in the vehicle Do not start the vehicle s engine or electrical generator Contact the nearest gas supplier or qualified service technician for rep...

Page 46: ...r heater in service Take the time to become familiar with this manual provided in the Owner s Information Package The water heater is designed for operation either with LP gas or 120 volt AC electricity Both modes of operation are now presented LP Gas Electronic Ignition Operation 6 Gallon and 10 Gallon Models 1 Turn the Water Heater Ignition switch Figure 4 17 to the on position 2 If that switch ...

Page 47: ...ance of the water heater or specific information about select steps in operating the water heater please refer to the owner s manual for this appliance contained in the Owner s Information Package Warning DO NOT STORE any combustible or flammable substances near or adjacent to the water heater Provide adequate space for ventilation and air circulation 4 17 TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 4 MAJOR...

Page 48: ...r heat to shut down and turn off until the water flow is turned off from water sources Also featured in the Hydro Hot system is an electrical burner switch With this switch activated and shore power available it will supply a very limited amount of hot water and some interior heat The surge tank Figure 4 19 located in the basement should be routinely inspected to make sure the antifreeze fill line...

Page 49: ...f valve will begin weeping that is minor dripping or leakage from that valve until the pressure drops below 150 psig at which time the pressure relief valve will re seat itself and restrict the water flow This is normal operation and should not be a cause for alarm Do not obstruct or block the pressure relief valve in any way as this would keep the valve from functioning normally and protecting th...

Page 50: ...ighway Patrols monitor the CB frequencies check for exact channels for each state of interest to learn about highway problems and emergencies Be aware of these throughout one s travels in the event that they may be needed Navigational System The optional in dash navigational system Figure 4 22 will assist you in marking a route to a destination or destinations on a map guiding you along the route ...

Page 51: ...th a soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent solution Never use abrasive cleaners or chemical solvents as they might damage the casing Basic Rear View Camera Operation 1 Depress the POWER switch The picture appears on the monitor POWER 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 c...

Page 52: ...ntistatic spray Some stationary blue or red dots may appear on the monitor These are called bright spots and can happen with any LCD The LCD panel is highly sophisticated and more than 99 99 of the segments used in the panel are flawless However there is a possibility that less than 0 01 of the segments are defective and may not light up properly However these segments will not interfere with your...

Page 53: ...sher dryer unit Figure 4 24 is installed in the Phaeton this appliance is essentially operated as one would normally be used in the home environment This appliance operates on 120 volt AC electricity so power must be available either from an external power line connection or from the onboard electrical generator For specific information regarding the washer or the dryer consult the owner s manuals...

Page 54: ...r home In sufficiently high concentrations CO can kill in minutes The most susceptible people to CO poisoning are unborn babies small children pregnant women senior citizens and people with cardiovascular or respiratory problems Consequently it is prudent to check the CO monitor regularly for normal operation and to remain aware of the symptoms of CO poisoning which include dizziness nausea vomiti...

Page 55: ... help don t go back into the 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 again activate within a 24 hour period repeat Steps 1 through 3 and also call a qualified service technician to investigate the possible sources of CO e g fuel burning equipment and appliances to locate identify and fix such Wa...

Page 56: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 5 CABINETS FURNITURE CABINETS FURNITURE 5 1 ...

Page 57: ... 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 trips Based on Tiffin Motorhomes extensive experience with travel requirements of the seasoned motor home users and from Tiffin Motorhomes own research and development in c...

Page 58: ...ping facilities The sleeping area is realized by lowering the dinette table top and rearranging the seating cushions Specific directions for converting the booth dinette into a bed are as follows 1 Rotate the lever underneath the table this allows you to push the table into the sleeping position 2 Detach the back cushion of each dinette seat 3 Place the back cushion pieces over the table top to fo...

Page 59: ...iveled without interference The control switch for the driver s chair is located on the left hand side in front of the power base controls In a comparable manner the passenger s seat is also an electric powered six way seat having essentially the same controls as that of the driver s seat and it is operated accordingly Bedroom Area If a décor coordinated quilted bedspread with accessorized pillow ...

Page 60: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 6 STRUCTURAL FEATURES STRUCTURAL FEATURES 6 1 ...

Page 61: ...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 itself in response to the loading of your vehicle Although it normally is not necessary to realign the Phaeton before the first 10 000 miles of use it is nonetheless recommended that you have the Phaeton alignment checked after the first loading of the...

Page 62: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 7 ELECTRICAL FEATURES ELECTRICAL FEATURES 7 1 ...

Page 63: ...plied 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 breaker switch at the plug end of the power cord that breaker should be turned off before making the connection Insert the plug into the mating...

Page 64: ... 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 systems Slide outs 12 VDC disconnect system storage box lights and solenoids Auxiliary Start Switch The auxiliary sta...

Page 65: ... 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 Always wear eye protection while servicing batteries Caution Disconnect the 120 VAC electrical power cord and the negative terminal from the coach batteries BEFORE working on the Phaeton electrical system Caution If the Phaeton ev...

Page 66: ...tored 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 compartment box Additionally the batteries will over time lose some of the water used with the sulfuric a...

Page 67: ...accidentally turned on when the engine is being serviced For routine short term use there is a 12 VDC disconnect switch on the switch console located in the stairwell of the Phaeton This switch can be used to disconnect the house battery from most of the 12 VDC circuits in the motor home so that there is no inadvertent drain on the battery while the owner is away from the motor home e g shopping t...

Page 68: ... be pushed in fully before starting the test Push the test button this will cause the reset button to pop out which means that the protected circuits have been disconnected Push the reset button back in until a click is heard this will reactivate the protected circuit If the GFCI is working properly the reset button will remain in the in position Inverter Converter Your motor home is equipped with...

Page 69: ...wer is directly related to the amount of AC loads that are connected and the capacity of the battery bank For further reading and additional information on the above please reference your inverter charger manual that will be found in your Owner s Information Package Energy Management System The energy management system EMS Figure 7 11 distributes all the 120VAC power throughout the motor home whet...

Page 70: ...ock for the generator Prior to starting or stopping the generator make sure that all the 120 VAC appliances are turned off After the generator has been started wait until the transfer switch has connected before turning on any of the appliances The generator can be started from either the remote start switch located on the dash or directly at the generator itself The hour meter installed on the ge...

Page 71: ...gged and generator is off Automatic Transfer Switch The automatic transfer box switches AC power from shore to generator to the coach main distribution panel This is achieved by the closing and opening of contactors that are located in the box interior see diagram on Automatic Transfer Switch which is located in owner s information package Power from shore is fed through contacts located on R4 and...

Page 72: ...or electrical systems of immediate concern to the driver Should there be any electrical failure of these components or systems the first diagnostic or troubleshooting procedure should be to check the fuses and have available replacements to replace any blown fuses as may be warranted Also the Phaeton contains a computerized diagnostic center usually attached to the steering column under the dash T...

Page 73: ...ct pins 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 intr...

Page 74: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 8 SLIDE OUT FEATURES SLIDE OUT FEATURES 8 1 ...

Page 75: ...or home is parked the leveling process has been properly completed Verify that no obstacles e g branches trees telephone poles power water hookups trash bins and the like are within a five foot space envelope of that slide out room to preclude damaging the slide out room when it is finally deployed Figure 8 1 Slide Out Switches Warning BEFORE ACTIVATING THE SLIDE OUT FEATURES please read the slide...

Page 76: ...rward 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 extended position 5 Release the rocker switch this locks the room into position Retracting the Slide Out Room 1 Before attempting to move the motor home the slide out room must be fully retracted 2 Verify that the 12 VDC system is fully ...

Page 77: ...sure the ignition switch is turned on Make sure the parking brake is engaged 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 TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 8 SLIDE OUT FEATURES 8 4 ...

Page 78: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 9 EXTERIOR FEATURES EXTERIOR FEATURES 9 1 ...

Page 79: ...l keep the center of gravity of the motor home essentially unchanged and should not adversely affect the handling characteristics of the motor home when it is in motion Security Lights On the Phaeton exterior security lights Figure 9 3 are standard features A light is installed on the passenger side of the coach to help light that side of the Phaeton for added protection This light can serve as a ...

Page 80: ...hen the leveling jacks can be activated Warning Do not exceed the maximum rating of the ladder i e 200 pound load limit 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 ...

Page 81: ...nt side or rear of the motor home outline indicates that that side or end is low The lower down arrow buttons will lower the motor home Automatic Leveling 1 Turn the ignition switch to the acc or on position The engine must be off to level the coach The transmission shift must be in position for parking The park brake must be set either manually or automatically If the not in park brake light is o...

Page 82: ... 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 6 With the step switch in the on position turn the vehicle ignition switch off and open the door The step will extend and lock in the DOWN position 7 This feature is only operative the first time the door is opened after the vehicle ignition swit...

Page 83: ...riving If another driver is to drive be sure the mirrors are readjusted to accommodate the second driver These standard black mirrors are adjusted by using the multi directional switch located on the dashboard Select the mirror to be adjusted by pointing the arrow in the direction of that mirror Move the control in the direction of movement desired to obtain the best view for that mirror The adjus...

Page 84: ...ur 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 heating elements to defog or de ice the mirror glass during cold weather operation The on off switch for this feature is located by the adjustment control Further adjustment of the mirror may be necessary at the s...

Page 85: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 10 INTERIOR FEATURES INTERIOR FEATURES 10 1 ...

Page 86: ... of caring for the carpeting which if followed will prolong the appearance and life of the carpeting Please become familiar with the recommended care and cleaning of the carpeting to assure its prolonged life Ceramicl 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 cleanin...

Page 87: ...eed 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 sp...

Page 88: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 11 PLUMBING BATH FIXTURES PLUMBING BATH FIXTURES 11 1 ...

Page 89: ...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 Accessories The sinks Figure 11 3 in the bathroom and t...

Page 90: ...s 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 not flow when a faucet is turned on while using the demand system use the following troubles...

Page 91: ...mp 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 Freshwater Tank The freshwater tank is normally filled from the city water conn...

Page 92: ... attaching it to the pump and then put in the chlorine solution Cut off the vale between tank and the pump has to be turned to off Turn the tank fill valve from city water to tank fill Figure 11 9 Turn on the water pump until all of the solution is pumped into the freshwater tank 5 Turn off the water pump Open the valve from the tank to the water pump Fill the water tank with the city water tank f...

Page 93: ...cets and not through the freshwater tank Filters should be changed every 6 12 months depending on the quality and quantity of water that is used in your motor home Water Heater Bypass System The water heater bypass valve Figure 11 9 is located in an outside compartment near the water heater This process is performed when winterizing your motor home Using the bypass valve will keep antifreeze out o...

Page 94: ...the tank Refer to the BLACK WATER TANK instructions elsewhere in this chapter The toilet flushes waste directly into the black water holding tank The toilet uses high velocity water injection to produce swirl effect in the bowl The greatest problem that causes stool solids to accumulate in the holding tank is lack of liquids It is imperative that you use as much water as possible when flushing to ...

Page 95: ... 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 not to spill the chemicals on your hands c...

Page 96: ...dd enough water to allow for sufficient flushing To empty the wastewater tanks connect the adapter supplied with your vehicle to the drain hose Figure11 11 If the adapter is lost or broken another one can readily be purchased from any RV supply store Once you have placed the adapter on the drain hose it can remain there for the life of the hose One end of the hose threads up through the hole in th...

Page 97: ...ing 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 No Fuss Flush This vehicle may be equipped with a flushing system for the black water holding tank When draining your sewer tank attach a water hose to the sewer spray connection After the tank is drained leave the gate valve op...

Page 98: ... on the driver 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 c...

Page 99: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 12 WINDOWS AWNINGS VENTS DOORS WINDOWS AWNINGS VENTS DOORS 12 1 ...

Page 100: ...ft 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 outside when exiting so that no personal injury is sustained in the process It is also prudent when parking the motor home to be aware of where this emergency exit window will be situated so that it is not inadvertently blocked...

Page 101: ...tract system When the switch is placed in the POWER ON or AUTO RETRACT ON position the switch will illuminate to indicate the system is active To operate the awning using the Patio switch EXTEND press and hold the switch The awning extends out until the switch is released RETRACT press and release the switch The awning automatically retracts until it is fully closed To stop the awning before it is...

Page 102: ...ly closed To stop the awning before it is closed press and release the retract switch a second time or switch the MODE switch to the OFF position To operate Set the MODE switch to POWER ON or AUTO RETRACT ON To operate the awning using the Auto Retract system Turn the POWER ON turn the AUTO RETRACT ON set the SENSITIVITY to the desired level For detailed instructions and a troubleshooting guide re...

Page 103: ...he motor home The bathroom also contains a 12 VDC vent fan which is controlled by an on off switch mounted on the bathroom wall Doors Caution Always secure the dead bolt lock while the motor home is in motion to prevent accidental opening of the entrance door Figure 12 5 Vent Fan The primary entrance door Figure 12 6 to the motor home is a radius door having a key lock and a dead bolt for addition...

Page 104: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 13 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 13 1 ...

Page 105: ...one half cup is sufficient Hard water requires a full cup per five gallon bucket Vinegar serves a two fold purpose First it boosts the cleaning ability of the baby shampoo so you don t need as much Second food grade vinegar is made from grain and slightly acidic The naturally occurring acid neutralizes the alkaline in the water to prevent water spots from forming Make certain your jug of vinegar s...

Page 106: ...placed over the Cleaning Head Buff water spots immediately with a 1000 grit polishing compound or RenewzIt a product by Mary Moppins which removes water spots scratches and oxidation To remove oil and grease remember an important rule of cleaning Give your product time to work Dab a bit of concentrated cleaner like CleanEz by Mary Moppins never an orange based cleaner or one with petroleum distill...

Page 107: ... to loosen and subsequently to peel Test small sections of decals when using any type of cleaning solution Recommended Sealants for Specific Sealing Applications SEALANT SOLUTION Plas T Cote Metal or fiberglass roof Surebond SB 140 Rubber laminated to metal roof and ALL SKYLIGHTS Carlisle 502 LSW Self Leveling Sealant Rubber roof over wood base Silicone Sealant To cover butyl and other sealants no...

Page 108: ...applicator cloth sponge or soft bristled brush should be nonmetallic 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 13 4 is important for sustained trouble free performance Normal maintenance is simple and easy and does not require special materials Th...

Page 109: ...excess moisture 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 moistu...

Page 110: ...nt free heaters 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 clea...

Page 111: ...the manufacturer 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 13 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 signific...

Page 112: ...limates ambient 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 serv...

Page 113: ...appropriate 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 ...

Page 114: ...re 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 maintenance activities can also Improve vehicle handling Help protect you and others from avoidable breakdowns and accidents Improve fuel economy Increase the life of your tires This section presents a comprehensive overview of tire safety includi...

Page 115: ...ured in pounds per square inch psi a tire requires to be properly inflated You will also find this number on the vehicle information placard expressed in kilopascals kPa which is the metric measure used internationally Vehicle manufacturers determine this number based on the vehicle s design load limit that is the greatest amount of weight a vehicle can safely carry and the vehicle s tire size The...

Page 116: ...rence 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 underinflated Step 6 Check all the tires to make sure they have the same air pressure except in cases in which the front and rear tires are supposed to have different amounts of pres...

Page 117: ... 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 assembly A wheel alignment adjusts the angles of the wheels so t...

Page 118: ... 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 of the tire and also provides a tire identification number for safety standard certification and in ca...

Page 119: ...ewall 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 match the new wheel number Next number This two or three digit nu...

Page 120: ...s all federal 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 Com...

Page 121: ...ximum 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 the tires alone On a motor home there is a Federal certification label that is usually affixed in the rear closet The cert...

Page 122: ... 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 close to the axle positions as reasonable Too ...

Page 123: ...curbs or other 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 Chec...

Page 124: ...f the tire 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 tre...

Page 125: ...ed on a vehicle 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...

Page 126: ...ons weighing 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...

Page 127: ... 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 connection between the non pneumatic rim and the vehicle or in the case of a non pneumatic tire assembly...

Page 128: ...y any additional weight stored onboard inside and underneath the motor home will contribute to the overall weight of the motor home If not stored uniformly throughout the motor home additional weight of the possessions and provisions of the motor home user will load each axle and each tire differently front to rear and side to side distribution of that additional weight Accordingly it is necessary...

Page 129: ...igure 13 9 associated with the chassis and or the tires provided with the motor home For example the following table 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 ...

Page 130: ...leed these tires down to the cold pressure readings as they will probably then be underinflated when they are actually cool Don t make any adjustments to tire pressures when the tires are warm or hot if such can be avoided To make these tire pressure measurements it is recommended that one purchase a quality truck tire air gauge which has an angled dual head This type of gauge allows one to check ...

Page 131: ...hicle is recommended the vacuum system Figure 13 12 has a central connection Figure 13 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 bec...

Page 132: ...on the vacuum cleaner by pushing the latch upward and remove the door completely Remove the full bag and discard Next locate the pipe inside the vacuum chamber Holding the new bag s cardboard collar at approximately a 45º degree angle insert the cardboard part of the bag against the upper back of the vacuum cleaner chamber behind the pipe Lift the front of the collar over the pipe as far as possib...

Page 133: ... permanent damage to the fabrics If a spill occurs blot the fluid with a dry towel do not rub the spill as rubbing may cause the liquid to set in the fabric and cause a stain When attempting to clean a spot or stain always start from the outside and work inward to avoid spreading the stain further Some stains or soils are extremely difficult or impossible to be removed completely These stains shou...

Page 134: ...e guidelines DO Dust and clean the dashboard with a soft damp cloth or chamois wiping the surface gently Use a mild detergent and lukewarm water Dry the surface after washing and rinsing by blotting with a damp cloth or chamois DO NOT Use harsh chemicals that may damage the dashboard Use any cloth containing grit or abrasive particles or kitchen scouring compounds to clean or dust the dashboard Su...

Page 135: ...may mar or damage the countertop surface Hot pans and heat producing appliances such as electric skillets when set directly on top of the countertop can possibly mar the beauty and finish of the product Additionally since heat producing appliances can also damage countertop seams it is essential to check with Tiffin Motorhomes to identify seam locations to avoid them during subsequent use of the m...

Page 136: ...nics retailer would be a good investment to make This tester would allow checking of the batteries in the various alarms any flashlights used in the motor home and batteries in other appliances e g portable radios MP3 players CD players PDAs and various electronic games which may be in the motor home during travels Condensation Important Since surface condensation within the motor home cannot be c...

Page 137: ...ery Three Months Check LP gas lines for leaks with soap solution or leak detector Clean the microwave hood exhaust fan filter and blades Test smoke alarm carbon monoxide detector and CO LP gas detector Check operation of windows latches and hinges Clean the roof clean the roof ducted air conditioner filter or filters Clean and inspect door and window seals reseal where necessary Inspect and reseal...

Page 138: ...er from the water system including the holding tank s and the water tank also drain the water filter if installed For the holding tank s open the gate valve s to drain the tanks Turn off water heater before draining to prevent burning element out NOTE This procedure is to be performed only at a wastewater pumping station to prevent dumping of contaminated water elsewhere If an optional water filte...

Page 139: ...itional steps should be taken Washer Dryer optional 1 With the washer dryer power in the off position put ó 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 one or two minutes 3 Turn the power off and then unplug the washer dryer or disconnect the power cord 4 Shut off both...

Page 140: ...1 Unplug refrigerator or disconnect power 2 Locate the water supply shut off valve and turn off the water supply 3 Disconnect the water supply line at the refrigerator and drain supply line completely 4 Locate ice maker fill tube at the rear of the refrigerator and follow the water line down to the water valve 5 Remove any covers if necessary 6 Disconnect water line from water valve and drain wate...

Page 141: ...d the cold water valves and flushing the toilet until the antifreeze solution is flushed out of the system and the water flow is clear 4 Open the freshwater tank supply valve from the pump and the icemaker valve 5 Reinstall the optional water filter Fill water heater and hot water lines before turning water heater breaker on 6 Be sure to close the fresh water tank drain valves to allow the tank to...

Page 142: ... TIFFIN MOTORHOMES PHAETON Chapter 14 MAINTENANCE DATA CHARTS MAINTENANCE DATA CHARTS 14 1 ...

Page 143: ...r future use Appliance Brand Model Number Serial Number Refrigerator Washer Dryer optional Water Heater Microwave Inverter Converter Television Front Back Up Monitor AM FM CD Stereo DVD Entertainment Center Air Conditioner Generator Hydro Hot Heating System Reproduction Master Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three rin...

Page 144: ...____ 14 3 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 145: ...____ 14 4 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 146: ...____ 14 5 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 147: ...____ 14 6 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 148: ...____ 14 7 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 149: ...____ 14 8 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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 150: ...____ 14 9 RV Owner s Maintenance Record Please enter the following information in the table for your future use 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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