Tiffin Motorhomes 2015 Phaeton Owner'S Manual Download

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

14 Windows, Awnings, Vents & Doors

Windows ....................................................................................... 98

Awnings ....................................................................................... 99

Vents .......................................................................................... 100

Doors ......................................................................................... 100

15 Driving Your Motorhome

Triple Vision Camera Monitor System ........................................ 102

Side Mount Camera .................................................................... 102

CB Radio System Antenna Connection .................................... 103

AM/FM/CD Stereo System ........................................................... 103

Dashboard Heating/Cooling Controls ......................................... 103

Automatic Leveling System ......................................................... 104

16 Routine Maintenance

Washing Your Motorhome ........................................................... 107

Seals ........................................................................................... 108

Proper Sealants for Application ................................................. 109

Wheel Care ................................................................................. 110

Roof Care & Maintenance .......................................................... 111

Moisture Management ................................................................ 102

Tire & Safety Information ........................................................... 114

Tire Pressure .............................................................................. 126

Interior Care ............................................................................... 131

Fabrics ........................................................................................ 132

Walls & Ceiling .......................................................................... 133

Dashboard ................................................................................. 133

Woodwork & Floors ................................................................... 134

Countertops ............................................................................... 134

Accessories ............................................................................... 135

Detectors ................................................................................... 135

Condensation ............................................................................. 136

Routine Maintenance Schedules ............................................... 137

Winterizing ................................................................................ 138

De-Winterizing ........................................................................... 140

17 Maintenance & Data Charts

RV Owner’s Data Sheet .............................................................. 142

RV Owner’s Maintenance Records ............................................. 143

Summary of Contents for 2015 Phaeton

Page 1: ...Tiffin Motorhomes Inc 105 2nd St NW Red Bay AL 35582 Phone 256 356 8661 Email info tiffinmotorhomes com 2015 OWNER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...nd St NW Red Bay AL 35582 Phone 256 356 8661 Email info tiffinmotorhomes com www tiffinmotorhomes com To view or download a full color printable version of this owner s manual visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 3: ...ctions and guidance described in this manual are as accurate as possible at the time of printing However due to Tiffin Motorhomes ongoing and dedicated commitment to excellence improve ment 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 Substit...

Page 4: ...nsiderations 11 General Warnings 11 Pre departure Check List 12 Driving Safety 13 Fuels for the motorhome 14 Liquid propane gas system 15 LP gas regulator 17 LP distribution system 17 Carbon monoxide warning 18 CO LP Gas Detector 18 Fire Safety 21 Fire Extinguisher 21 Smoke Detector 22 Electrical 22 Loading 22 Maintenance 22 Parking Procedures 23 Towing Hitch 24 3 Heating and AIr Conditioning Aqua...

Page 5: ...ets Furniture Cabinets 49 Furniture 51 Bedroom Area 52 8 Structural Features Chassis Statement 54 9 Electrical Features General Information 56 Electrical Cautions 57 Multi Plex system 58 Circuit Breaker Boxes 59 Auxiliary Start Switch 59 Battery Inspection Care 60 Battery disconnect panel 61 12 Volt DC Receptacles 63 USB Receptacles 63 Converter Inverter 63 GFCI Receptacles 65 Electrical Generator...

Page 6: ...77 Mirrors 79 12 Interior Features Bedspread 81 Flooring 82 Ceiling 82 Window Treatments 83 13 Plumbing Bath Features Monitor Panel 85 Kitchen Sink 85 Bath Sink and Shower Accessories 86 Water Pump 86 City Water Connection 87 Filling the Freshwater Tank 88 Sanitizing 89 Water Filter 89 Water Heater Bypass System 89 Toilet 91 Black Water Holding Tank 91 Gray Water Holding Tank 91 P Traps 92 Wastewa...

Page 7: ...104 16 Routine Maintenance Washing Your Motorhome 107 Seals 108 Proper Sealants for Application 109 Wheel Care 110 Roof Care Maintenance 111 Moisture Management 102 Tire Safety Information 114 Tire Pressure 126 Interior Care 131 Fabrics 132 Walls Ceiling 133 Dashboard 133 Woodwork Floors 134 Countertops 134 Accessories 135 Detectors 135 Condensation 136 Routine Maintenance Schedules 137 Winterizin...

Page 8: ...1 GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 9: ...le and equipment Please carefully read through this manual to help you understand how everything in your motorhome works NOTE This operator s manual describes many features of your Phaeton and includes instructions for its safe use The manual however including its photography and illustrations is of a general nature Some equipment and features described in this manual may be optional or unavailabl...

Page 10: ...ion Package which contains warranty cards and registrations for the vehicle and all factory installed components from other vendors and suppliers to Tiffin Moto rhomes 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 shoul...

Page 11: ...r home GENERAL INFORMATION TIFFIN MOTORHOMES LIMITED WARRANTY MAJOR EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS 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 warran ty please refer to this document Should you need or desire an additional copy or other information please contact The...

Page 12: ...o be completed during the warranty period basic warranty 12 months or 12 000 miles Tiffin Motorhomes warrants its unitized construction for 10 years and its laminations for five years Any service work performed after the expiration of the Tiffin Motorhomes warranties WILL NOT be covered by those warranties Exceptions may be made on an individual basis to this deadline on account of the unavailabil...

Page 13: ...earch criteria such as state and retail sales then click on the red ball located on the map to find dealer information in that area There are two main numbers used to identify your Phaeton The Vehicle Identification Number VIN is the legal identification of the completed vehicle The VIN is the number used by the state for vehicle identification and registration Additionally there is a Tiffin seria...

Page 14: ...deal er installed accessories Cargo Carrying Capacity CCC This is the maxi mum weight of all occupants including the driver personal belongings food fresh wa ter waste water LP gas tools tongue weight of towed vehicle if any dealer installed acces sories and the like The CCC is equal to or less than the GVWR minus the UVW Gross Combination Weight Rating GCWR This is the value specified by the chas...

Page 15: ...g on the scales The front axle weight is determined by subtracting 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 To assure the maximum stability of the motorhome under static i e parked and dynamic i e mov ing conditions the distribution of the items to be carried and stored within the motorh...

Page 16: ...e note that several labels listed in this manual represent items that need your attention The Dan ger Warning Caution and Notice labels alert you to precautions that may help you avoid damage to your motorhome its equipment or your personal safety Please read and follow them carefully WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious personal inj...

Page 17: ...10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Chapter 2 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 18: ...or kneel on seats e g young children In the majority of states it is the law that seat belts must be used fastened snugly about the chest and hip areas anytime the motorhome is in motion to provide desired protection in the event of a crash Any fire extinguisher s should be inspected on a monthly basis to assure that each extinguisher is properly charged and ready for operation Any smoke and or ca...

Page 19: ...e is maintained If the motorhome has recently been used make sure that the hot inflation pressure see the tire manufacturer s literature to de termine appropriate hot inflation pressure is maintained All tire pressures should be within 1 2 pounds psig of each other Examine wheel lug nuts to assure their proper tightness If any lug nuts were found to be loose first check the fit of the wheel to the...

Page 20: ...the brake pads and cause fading of the brakes i e loss of braking power and lead to excessive sliding or pulling to one side or another Know the limits of operation of the motorhome Don t try to achieve excessive speeds climb overly steep hills traverse overly long grades attempt to use the motorhome as an off the road OTR moto rhome rapidly switch lanes or rapidly accelerate or decelerate the mot...

Page 21: ...escape before lighting NEVER use any other burning equipment e g charcoal grills wood stoves butane lights pro pane lights inside the motorhome Doing so may cause fires and or asphyxiation FUELS FOR THE MOTORHOME SAFETY 14 WARNING Any portable fuel burning equipment e g charcoal propane butane wood must not be used inside the motorhome Any use of such equipment inside the motorhome may readily cau...

Page 22: ...n for a fire or explosion The LP container should only be filled to 80 percent of its ca pacity the remainder of the cylinder space is an air space to contain expansion of that liquid when subjected to varying ambient temperature conditions Filling in excess of 80 percent of the liquid volume of the con tainer reduces that air space and thus creates a condition for possible over pressurization of ...

Page 23: ...an wipe some leak detector solution e g a liquid soap like solution on all the fittings con nections and junctures when the system is under pressure Should there be any leaks small bubbles will appear at any leak sites Generally loose fittings can be tightened to stop the leaks If this process doesn t work then you must shut off the main gas valve at the LP cylinder s and immediately consult an au...

Page 24: ...ocated underneath the mo torhome The secondary distribution lines running from this main distribution system are usually re inforced rubber supply lines 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 ta...

Page 25: ...nd ventilation sys tem is the best way to protect against carbon monoxide s entry into the vehicle We recommend that the exhaust system and body be inspected by a qualified motorhome service center Each time the vehicle is serviced for an oil change Whenever a change in the sound of the exhaust system is noticed Whenever the exhaust system underbody or rear of the vehicle is damaged To allow prope...

Page 26: ...G and Methane Natural Gas This detector uses the latest microprocessor technology combined with two electronic self cleaning sensors that operate inde pendently of each other The combined unit can detect both CO and explosive gases simultaneously Carbon monoxide CO is a colorless odorless tasteless gas which when breathed bonds to the he moglobin in the red blood cells and thus drastically reduces...

Page 27: ...ed to accumulate in sufficient concentration Assure that all engine operations are not restricted tailpipes and exhaust ports should not be blocked or restricted in any way Additionally any accumulation of exhaust gases outside or un derneath the vehicle should be avoided as such may enter the motor home through windows or vents be careful how and where the motor home is parked to avoid such condi...

Page 28: ... 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 mech anism and cause the extinguisher to continue to vent slowly down to zero pres sure If an exti...

Page 29: ...proper grounding of the vehicle can cause personal injury Do not attach an extension cord to the utility power cord Do not use any electrical device that has had the ground pin removed Avoid overloading electrical circuits Replace fuses or circuit breakers with those of the same size and amperage rating only NEVER use a higher rated fuse or breaker Store or secure all loose items inside the motorh...

Page 30: ...ure 2 10 Emergency exit latch To park the motorhome in any unfamiliar terrain examine the site for surface irregularities slopes or inclines and other items such as stumps rocks external connections for power water sewage and also examine the area immediately above the parking site for obstructions like tree branches and limbs signs overhead wiring If the motorhome is to be backed into the parking...

Page 31: ...Information related to the motorhome weight and GCWR can be found on a sticker inside the motorhome closet Any vehicles to be towed by the motorhome should have adequate active braking Tiffin Motorhomes does not recommend using any type of hydraulic towing lift that attaches to the rear of the motorhome designed to carry motorcycles scooters golf carts etc Figure 2 11 Towing hitch on the LP gas va...

Page 32: ...25 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Chapter 3 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 33: ...r will take precedence over the interior heat caus ing the interior heat to shut down and turn off until the water flow is turned off from water sources The surge tank Figure 3 2 which is located in the basement should be routinely inspected to make sure the anti freeze fill line stays in the acceptable zone If the anti freeze becomes low you must add the recommended anti freeze stated in the Aqua...

Page 34: ... located higher in the diesel tank than the coach s engine fuel in order to prevent complete depletion of the diesel fuel tank BE SURE AN ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF FUEL IS IN THE TANK BEFORE DRY CAMPING DO NOT operate the diesel burner and or the electric heating element without the water and anti freeze solution in the Aqua Hot s boiler tank Failure to do so will cause SERI OUS DAMAGE to the heater NOTI...

Page 35: ...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 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...

Page 36: ...the rain baffles into the furnace vent the furnace may rust which in turn may cause improper combustion and produce unwanted by products of combustion Before the beginning of each travel season the furnace should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected Any obstructions debris or lint which may obstruct free air flow or impede the operation of the air cir culation system should be removed For example a...

Page 37: ...onditioning system for awhile or start the electrical generator The factory installed air conditioning system is designed for 120 VAC power supplied either from the external power cord or from the generator For the best cooling scenarios park the motorhome in a shady location whenever possible and close drapes on those windows exposed to direct sunlight The air conditioned cooled air is emitted th...

Page 38: ...cycles on and off when it reaches the desired temperature If the motorhome temporarily loses its 110 power the air conditioning system will resume operation at its last programmed setting once power is restored If 12v power is lost to the thermostat it will automatically re set to 72 degrees once power is restored NOTE There is a thermostat control for each air conditioning unit one located in the...

Page 39: ...32 LP GAS SYSTEM Chapter 4 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 40: ...uel under high pressure A LP gas distribution system distributes the gas to those appliances using such in the motorhome The heart of this LP gas distribution system is the regulator and it should only be adjusted by a qualified service technician Most of the problems encountered in lighting the pilots of these appliances are caused by regulator mis adjustments The major component of the LP gas su...

Page 41: ...LP gas regulator Figure 4 2 is the heart of the LP gas distribution system This regulator reduces and controls the pressure of the gas on the outlet end to provide a constant supply of gas at a constant pressure to the gas operated appliances The regulator has a vent to relieve excess pressure on the inlet side of the regulator should excess pressure develop in the gas tank and connect ing gas lin...

Page 42: ...eep the main valve to the LP gas tank closed when the system is not in use When the LP tank is empty keep the main valve closed until re filling is to be performed this process will keep any moisture laden air from back flowing into the gas system and trapping unwanted moisture in the LP gas tank If an empty LP gas tank has been exposed to the atmo sphere for an extended time let a qualified servi...

Page 43: ...36 MAJOR APPLIANCES Chapter 5 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 44: ...ing the 12v battery is charged by the engine alternator The inverter must be on for the residential electric re frigerator to operate if not connected to shore power or if the generator is not being ran Figure 5 1 Residential Refrigerator ICE MAKER Your ice maker is equipped with an au tomatic shut off As ice is made the ice cubes will fill the storage tray raising the shutoff arm to the OFF posit...

Page 45: ... specific manual in the Owner s Information Package Figure 5 3 Microwave AIR FILTRATION FAN In the Phaeton the exhaust or air filtra tion fan Figure 5 4 is built into the mi crowave and its function is to filter the air and exhaust to the outside The filtration fan should be used whenev er any cooking is performed to filter any airborne cooking residues and heated air The filtration system can be ...

Page 46: ...lockwise until the burner lights C To extinguish the top burn er flame turn the burner knob clockwise to OFF Lighting the oven pilot A Push in oven control knob and rotate counter clockwise to PILOT ON PUSH HOLD B Push the knob in and hold it in while holding a lit match under the oven pilot located near the back of the oven un der the broiler shelf and to the right of the oven burner C Continue t...

Page 47: ...48 degrees 120 degrees Celsius The temperature can be adjusted by touching the up or down button NOTE The temperature range is 140 degrees to 464 degrees 60 to 240 degrees Celsius TIMER When pressing TIMER the light of the TIMER and one of the lights on HEATING TEMP will illuminate accordingly The cook top will enter the Time Setting mode Five seconds after setting the window will automatically sh...

Page 48: ...te and fix the source s of the leakage All LP gas operated appliances in the motorhome will consume oxygen If the motorhome is totally closed during such operation the oxygen level may be reduced and the associated carbon monoxide level may be increased thereby causing possible harm or death to the occupants through asphyxiation Al ways use these appliances with proper ventilation WARNING Portable...

Page 49: ...button also has a delay start function as desired 7 Pause the dishwashing cycle if desired by pressing the start pause button wait for three beeps to be heard then one can safely open the dishwasher Restart the dishwasher after closing the door by pressing the start pause button Note Forcing open the dishwasher door in mid cycle may cause damage and or injury 8 Finish the dishwashing cycle by noti...

Page 50: ...wer or inverter power at all times to be locked during transit If not the dishwasher could disengage during travel STACKED WASHER DRYER OPTIONAL Your Phaeton may be equipped with an option al stacked washer dryer Figure 5 8 The optional stacked washer dryer can operate on 30 or 50 amp service It is not recommended to operate the washer or dryer while traveling as this could damage internal compo n...

Page 51: ...44 ENTERTAINMENT Chapter 6 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 52: ...isions manufactured by other companies e g Panasonic Samsung etc Please refer to the information in your Owner s Information Package on setup for these brands The RV is equipped with an in motion TV satellite dish control system Figure 6 1 to permit access to satellite television The satellite will be equipped with a high defi nition Direct TV receiver The motorhome s satellite is capable of recei...

Page 53: ...f for the cable Detailed operation of the television s is provided in the accompanying owners manuals found in the Owner s Information Package included with the motorhome Figure 6 2 Living area television set To set up your satellite receiver for Dish Network 1 Remove the satellite dome cover on top of the motorhome by releasing the screws around the dome 2 Change dish settings to 4 7 8 by adjusti...

Page 54: ...kage included with the motorhome Figure 6 3 Overhead surround sound speaker Figure 6 4 DVD Player INFRARED REPEATER The Phaeton features an infrared repeater which enables the owner to utilize the satellite remote con trol from various areas of the coach An infrared repeater will be located in the bedroom and by the overhead TV located in the driver s area If your Phaeton has the optional outside ...

Page 55: ...48 CABINETS FURNITURE Chapter 7 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 56: ...acity is realized For the many floor plans available in the Phaeton product line cabinet design Figure 7 1 has been optimized to provide maximal storage for each and every floor plan available Accordingly the Pha eton can readily accommodate the routine materials supplies and customer specific items desired for any travel requirements These cabinets are designed to contain stored supplies quite se...

Page 57: ...ean that spot accordingly Please note that strong chemicals solvents and cleaners e g oven cleaner may damage the surface so do not use any products not specifically designed for countertop cleaning The countertop Figure 7 2 may be physically damaged too if proper care is not taken Do not cut anything e g vegetables fruits directly on the countertop rather use a cutting board on top of the counter...

Page 58: ...living room contains a standard sofa Figure 7 4 which converts into a bed It may be one of two styles either a standard jack knife bed or an optional air coil hide a bed sofa sleeper The optional air coil hide a bed sofa sleeper includes an air pump It operates by depressing the black latch and un folding the bed The sofa is custom coordinated with the décor of the motorhome To convert the sofa in...

Page 59: ...senger s seat is also a manually operated seat having essentially the same controls as that of the driver s seat and it is operated accordingly The passenger s seat also provides a comfortable footrest for your use BEDROOM AREA If a décor coordinated quilted bed spread with accessorized pillow shams and accent pillow s Fig ure 7 6 are included with the bed room suit it is recommended that the beds...

Page 60: ...53 STRUCTURAL FEATURES Chapter 8 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 61: ...the Owner s Information Package furnished to you by your Tiffin Motorhomes dealership Before you begin using your Phaeton please read and follow all recommendations for the proper care operation and maintenance of the chassis this will assure you of pleasant trouble free use of vehicle Should you have any questions about the chassis however you should contact your chassis manufac turer as noted in...

Page 62: ...55 ELECTRICAL FEATURES Chapter 9 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 63: ... that all of the circuit breakers are in the off position This is done to prevent any power surge upon con necting the motorhome to the external power source Then unwind the power cord from the electrical compartment located in an external compartment The standard flexible power cord supplied with the motorhome is designed to handle up to 50 amperes Make sure that the pins in the male end of the p...

Page 64: ...rs with those of the same size and amps only DO NOT use a higher rated fuse or breaker Do not plug the utility power cord into an outlet that is not grounded Do not adapt a plug to connect to a receptacle that it is not designed for Be sure that all electrical appliances used inside the motorhome contain three prong plugs for proper grounding Use caution when handling or working near electrical st...

Page 65: ...e the labels easy to read If you de sire to turn the panel lights off a switch is conveniently located at the center of the coach labeled Panel Lights which allows you to turn the back lighting On Off or Dim Status LED Indicator a green LED beside each switch indicates whether the load is on or off In some cases certain switches such as Awnings Compartment Locks and Generator do not have a status ...

Page 66: ...mera wipers docking lights dashboard panels spot light power seats radio step cover satellite receiver 30 ampere ignition breaker 50 ampere ignition breaker and dashboard air circuit breaker AUXILIARY START SWITCH The auxiliary start switch Figure 9 3 is located on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel in front of the driv er s side console box This switch connects the Phaeton coach b...

Page 67: ... fill plugs to each battery cell this would dras tically reduce the effectiveness of the battery by neutralizing the sulfuric acid in the battery cells or worse kill the battery Dry the battery cables and terminals to prevent corrosion to protect those terminals further use a plastic ignition spray on the terminals Do not use grease on the terminals especially on the metal to metal connections as ...

Page 68: ... object tool jewelry etc contacts the positive battery terminal or any connection made to that terminal AND also contacts the negative terminal or any of its connections a SEVERE ELECTRI CAL SHORT will occur which could result in an explosion fire and or per sonal injury Lead acid batteries contain diluted sulfuric acid which can be dangerous avoid direct contact with any battery fluids Wear eye p...

Page 69: ...there is a 12 VDC disconnect switch on the switch console located in the stairwell of the Phaeton This switch located in the bottom of the switch console 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 trips day trips for sightseeing It is als...

Page 70: ...ablets Figure 9 9 12 VDC receptacle Figure 9 10 USB receptacle CONVERTER INVERTER Your motorhome is equipped with a 2800 or 2000 watt Magna Sine Wave Inverter When the 120 VAC power is not available either from the power cord or the genera tor the inverter charger Figure 9 11 may be used The control panel for the inverter charger is located above the driver s seat The inverter charger has two mode...

Page 71: ...D flashes once every 8 seconds slow flash to indicate the third and final stage of charging The batteries are held at the float voltage as long as AC is present at the inverter s input Float charging reduces battery gassing minimizes watering requirements for flooded batter ies and ensures the batteries are maintained at optimum capacity The inverter monitors the AC Shore Power the batteries and i...

Page 72: ...or of the motorhome These 120 VAC receptacles are of the three prong variety the third prong being a grounding pin which provides adequate grounding to protect one from any electrical shock For these receptacles to work properly do not use an adapter cheater or ex tension cord which defeats the function of the grounding pin For the same reason never remove or bend away the ground prong or pin from...

Page 73: ...generator or the in verter The EMS monitors the incoming power and manag es the power to reduce circuit breaker tripping It does this by momentarily shedding power to the loads under its con trol when the user turns on other more critical appliances in the motor home EMS restores power when the appliance is turned off The EMS panel displays the status of incoming power and the controlled loads Whe...

Page 74: ... the generator circuit breaker If the circuit breakers are not tripped in the generator or the coach the transfer box may need to be replaced For more detailed information on the automatic transfer switch please refer to the specific owner s instructions found in the owner s information package NOTICE Be sure air conditioning units are off be fore connecting or disconnecting to or from shore power...

Page 75: ...se connec tions as an accidental electrical short to ground i e momentarily connecting the positive or hot terminal to any part of the chassis can be hazardous and harmful Some of the electrical circuitry within the motor home is protected by various fusing systems The electrical circuits protected by the fuse block include headlights panel light for dashboard tail lights optional jacks turn signa...

Page 76: ...irt 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 poly propylene 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 When th...

Page 77: ...70 SLIDE OUT FEATURES Chapter 10 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 78: ...brake must be engaged Be sure the front driver s seat is moved forward before opening slide out The slide out room feature is actuated by a wall switch Figure 10 1 The switch 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 switch before the s...

Page 79: ...and the engine is running before attempt ing to use the slide out features 2 Verify that there are no obstructions out side 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 and passenger s chairs are moved forward into the driving area as far as possible and locked into position 4 Make sure the ignitio...

Page 80: ...around the slide out areas are closed 5 Push the in section of the switch allow the slide out room to go to its fully retracted position 6 Release the switch this locks the room into position NOTICE If the slide out room doesn t move when the switch is depressed check the following Make sure the ignition system is turned on Make sure the park brake is engaged Make sure the battery is fully charged...

Page 81: ...74 EXTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 11 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 82: ...r gently wash with soft cloths Use of stiff bristle brushes or other harsh abrasives may cause scratches in the fiberglass surfaces Please note Tiffin Motorhomes is NOT responsible for the weathering and or oxidation of gel coated sur faces Spacious storage compartments are located on the exterior sides of your Allegro Bus These external compartments provide ample additional space for your belongi...

Page 83: ...n is manufactured with a fiberglass roof accessed by an op tional ladder Figure 11 4 Proper care and routine maintenance of your roof will assure many years of trouble free performance On the Phaeton a roof ladder rated capacity 200 pounds maximum is an optional feature The ladder is typically used to permit easy access to the roof for routine maintenance and periodic inspections Figure 11 3 Exter...

Page 84: ...ep in a retracted posi tion 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 au tomatically 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...

Page 85: ... de ployed before trying to step outside to avoid falling and possible injury NOTICE If the door is opened and closed without allowing the step to extend fully and lock in the DOWN position the step will retract and lock in the UP position When the door is re opened the step will not extend The power switch must be turned on for the step to extend ...

Page 86: ... mir ror adjustment can begin the process The top portion of the mirror should be adjusted horizontally so that you can see your own motorhome in the one inch surface closest to the motorhome The remaining portion of the mirror now permits you to see the road 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...

Page 87: ...80 INTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 12 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 88: ...Figure 12 2 is standard throughout the motorhome with the exception of the slide out rooms which are carpeted and the bedroom 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...

Page 89: ...oor temperature is 25 30º above ambient floor tempera ture The system uses a controller Figure 12 3 that regulates the floor temperature by means of a sensor built into the floor thus ensuring that the temperature sensed by the controller and the owner are the same The optional heated tile floor pro vides clean quiet heat with no blowers or transformers and it creates no hum or noise The thermosta...

Page 90: ...eates complete privacy for nighttime The shades are located on all the windows in the living area and bedroom as well as in the cockpit The shades can be controlled by using the au tomatic control switch The ceiling fan Figure 12 5 operates on 12V power and features a two speed fan low and high There is a switch on the fan itself to allow for the desired rotation clockwise or counterclockwise To c...

Page 91: ...84 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES Chapter 13 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 92: ...eature of the motor home The battery indicator button will display the volt age output available in the house batteries The kitchen sink Figure 13 2 installed is a dou ble bowl sink equipped with a sink cover 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...

Page 93: ...otorhome where water is accessible To start the pump follow these instructions 1 Fill or partially fill the fresh water supply tank 2 Open the kitchen and bathroom faucets 3 Turn the water pump switch on and allow the water to fill the water line and the hot water heater 4 Close each faucet after it delivers a steady stream of water close the cold water faucet first Leave the hot water faucets on ...

Page 94: ...hure in your Allegro Bus Owner s Information Package CITY WATER CONNECTION When connecting your unit to city water use the water hose manufactured and labeled for potable water service this will assure that the hose selected for use will not alter the taste of the water Figure 13 6 To connect the city water supply connect one end of the hose to the city water supply Once the city water fill valve ...

Page 95: ... solution access to the faucets As installed the filter will remove chlo rine dirt and other matter The filter will also eliminate most phenol or similar odors and tastes while delivering sparkling taste free water for drinking and cooking The water filter is located in the sanitation compartment on the outside of the motorhome The water filter is not guaranteed to remove the tastes and odors of i...

Page 96: ...y close the drain valves in the water tank 89 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES WATER HEATER BYPASS SYSTEM The water heater bypass valve Figure 13 8 is located in the outside utility compartment This process is performed when winterizing your motorhome Using the bypass valve will keep antifreeze out of the water heater when winteriz ing the motorhome Draining the water heater during winterizing is a MUST FRE...

Page 97: ...lorine solution into the tank by accessing the potable water fill located outside the pas senger side of the motorhome 5 Remove the water filter and put filter housing back on 6 Open each faucet in turn including the kitchen faucet bath faucet inside and outside showers turning on both the hot and cold faucets and flushing the toilet until all of the air has been purged from the pipes and the wate...

Page 98: ...wl The toilet should be cleaned regularly for maximum sanitation and opera tional efficiency Clean the toilet bowl with a mild bathroom cleaner 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 P...

Page 99: ...h the black water residue from the drain lines and hose found in the external sanitation com partment The valves that open to release the water are called gate valves The blade that closed the opening in the sewer drainpipes is connect ed to the T handle to release contents of the tank s when pulled The sewer line must be securely capped during self containment use to prevent leakage of waste mate...

Page 100: ...ose When both the tanks are empty flush them with a freshwater rinse before you close the valves The gray tanks are easily flushed by pouring a couple of gallons of water into a sink drain The drain outlet is engineered for quick release of the drain hose adapter Always close the gate valves and secure the end cap to prevent leakage while the vehicle is in transit After draining the black water ta...

Page 101: ...4 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES EXTERIOR SHOWER Your Phaeton has an exterior shower Figure 13 11 for your use and convenience outside the mo torhome The exterior shower is located in the service compartment on the driver s side and allows you to do such things as rinse off sand or grass muddy shoes or bathe your self outside of your motorhome The faucet operates just as it would in your kitchen or bathro...

Page 102: ...ore causing the interior heat to shut down and turn off until the water flow is turned off from water sources Also featured in the Aqua Hot system is an elec trical burner switch With this switch activated and shore power available it will supply a very limited amount of hot water and limited interior heat The surge tank Figure 13 13 located in the basement should be routinely inspected to make su...

Page 103: ...in order to prevent complete depletion of the disel fuel tank BE SURE AN ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF FUEL IS IN THE TANK BEFORE DRY CAMPING Yearly maintenance is required on the burner portion of the Aqua Hot heating system WARNING DO NOT operate the diesel burner and or the electric heating element without the water and anti freeze soliution in the Aqua Hot s boiler tank Failure to do so will cause SERIOU...

Page 104: ...WINDOWS AWNINGS VENTS DOORS Chapter 14 97 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 105: ...f the motorhome interior and to reduce the effects of the sun s bleaching of interior fabrics curtains upholstery Sun shades on both the driver s and passenger s sides can be deployed and moved at any time Windows throughout the coach are designated as EXIT windows in the event of an emergency To help make the windows slide more easily we recommend using Plexus Plastic Cleaner which can be purchas...

Page 106: ...Carefree of Colorado Wind Sensor patio awning Figure 14 2 com plete with direct response controls The direct response controls offer a variety of convenient operating options for the motorized awning During windy conditions the system will retract the awning automatically For further detailed instructions on operation and maintenance please refer to the manufactur er s literature found in the Owne...

Page 107: ...an will not operate until the vent is open Figure 14 4 Overhead vent fan DOORS The primary entrance door to the motorhome has a key lock and a dead bolt for additional security When the door is fully opened the door hinge automatically holds the door in an open position There is also a screen that allows increased air circulation when the entrance door is open WARNING Always secure the dead bolt l...

Page 108: ...DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME Chapter 15 101 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 109: ... 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 de press the switch to make the picture less bright therefore in the NIGHT position Thus the pic ture will be easy to view even in a dark place When you set the gear level to the R position with the POWER switch released The monitor is turned on and t...

Page 110: ...nnel may give one in formation about road conditions accidents and related matters potentially affecting the travels of the motorhome operator the same manner to show a rearward view of the right side of the motorhome when a right hand turn is made AM FM CD STEREO SYSTEM An AM FM CD stereo system is included in the motor home This system is powered by the 12 volt DC system of the motorhome and ope...

Page 111: ...the jacks can be stored with the ignition key in the accessory position This will eliminate the warning buzzer while the jacks are retracting 1 Press the AUTO STORE button The store indicator light will flash The front jacks will retract for five seconds before the rear jacks will begin to retract As each jack retracts its red WARNING light will go out The system will automatically shut down one m...

Page 112: ... manual valve release on each solenoid valve The solenoid valves are located on the power unit valve assembly in an outside compartment 2 Allow clearance for the vehicle to lower IMPORTANT Only open the valves enough to retract the jacks 3 Push the manual release valves to a downward position 4 Make sure that all four jacks are now retracted 5 Close the valves by extending the manual valve release...

Page 113: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chapter 16 106 ...

Page 114: ...asers of most detergents baby shampoo cleans without leaving a residue to gum up the clear coat finish Generally one ounce 1 oz is all you need per five gallon bucket of water Add one cup of food grade distilled white vinegar to your wash bucket Tiffin Motorhomes recommends the lambswool pad sold by Mary Moppins This allows you to safely wash your coach from the ground by placing the pad on an ext...

Page 115: ...these inspections period ically and perform necessary resealing when necessary Use only 100 cotton towels to dry your vehicle Adding vinegar to your wash water and washing in the morning or evening will help prevent water spots Water spots damage the exterior of your coach the same way they damage glass shower doors They etch their way into the surface and removal be comes difficult Prevention bec...

Page 116: ...SKYLIGHTS To cover butyl and other sealants not to be used as the main sealant To seal across tops of windows on exterior surfaces where silicone is not used Surebond SB 140 Carlisle 502 LSW self leveling sealant Silicone sealant Parbond NOTICE Do not use solvents such as acetone MEK toluene and the like on the decals Any solvent including alcohol may soften and smear colors Do not use lac quer th...

Page 117: ...rmal maintenance is simple and easy and does not require special materials The roof of the motorhome is fiberglass and can be cared for in theconventional manner Clean the roof at least every three months The roof should be professionally inspected by a dealer annually CAUTION Do not use harsh detergents acids or abrasives which may scratch or dull the surfaces The applicator cloth sponge or soft ...

Page 118: ... steps to minimize the risk for moisture related damage Ideally relative humidity should be at 60 or less Relative humidity can be monitored utilizing a portable hygrometer which is a small device that measures temperature and relative humidity Use exhaust fans the air conditioner and or a portable dehumidifier to manage moisture inside the RV to maintain relative humidity at 60 or less In cold cl...

Page 119: ...before closing up the motorhome for an extended period Cleaning Tile and Wood Floors Most floors only require a mild detergent and warm water for cleaning More water on the floor is not always better for cleaning Use a damp cloth to clean on a regular basis rather than wet mopping each time Storage and Other Isolated Areas within the RV Storage areas are more difficult to condition since the areas...

Page 120: ... these instances use of an exhaust fan and opening windows should reduce the relative humidity particularly when living in the RV for an extended period Severe Environments Prolonged use of your RV in severe environments for example in extremely cold or hot humid climates will require extra care and maintenance to avoid moisture related issues In both extremely cold and hot humid climates more att...

Page 121: ...derstand and eliminate the source of moisture accumulation as a part of the cleanup Otherwise the same issues will simply reoccur Small amounts of mold should be cleaned as soon as it appears Small areas of mold should be cleaned using a detergent soapy solution or an appropriate RV household cleaner Gloves should be worn during cleaning The cleaned area should then be thoroughly dried Dispose of ...

Page 122: ...above to avoid flat tires and other types of tire failure you should maintain proper tire pressure observe tire and vehicle load limits avoid road hazards and regularly inspect your tires Finding Your Vehicle s Recommended Tire Pressure and Load Limits Tire information placards and vehicle certification labels contain information on tires and load lim its These labels indicate the vehicle manufact...

Page 123: ...nufacturers provide reflects the proper psi when a tire is cold The term cold does not relate to the outside temperature Rather a cold tire is one that has not been driven on for at least three hours When you drive your tires get warmer causing the air pressure within them to increase Therefore to get an accurate tire pressure reading you must measure tire pressure when the tires are cold or compe...

Page 124: ...hen they appear even with the outside of the tread it is time to replace your tires Another method for checking tread depth 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 bal...

Page 125: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 118 A Tire Rotation Example For maximum mileage rotate your tires every 5 000 miles Follow correct rotation patterns ...

Page 126: ...t 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 more than 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 ...

Page 127: ...essure This number is the greatest amount of air pressure that should ever be put in the tire under normal driving conditions Vehicle Load Limits Determining the load limits of a vehicle includes more than understanding the load limits of the tires alone On a motorhome there is a federal certification label that is affixed in the rear closet The cer tification label will indicate the vehicle s gro...

Page 128: ...ow Overloading Affects Your RV and Tires The results of overloading can have serious consequences for passenger safety Too much weight on your vehicle s suspension system can cause spring shock absorber or brake failure handling or steering problems irregular tire wear tire failure or other damage An overloaded vehicle is hard to drive and hard to stop In cases of serious overloading brakes can fa...

Page 129: ...ounds 4 The resulting figure equals the available amount of cargo and luggage capacity For example if the XXX equals 1400 lbs and there will be five 150 lb passengers in your vehicle the amount of available cargo and luggage capacity is 650 lbs 1400 750 5 x 150 650 lbs 5 Determine the combined weight of luggage and cargo being loaded on the vehicle That weight may not safely exceed the available c...

Page 130: ... rim flanges pointed radially inward and the tire is designed to fit on the underside of the rim in a manner that encloses the rim flanges inside the air cavity of the tire Curb weight The weight of a motor vehicle with standard equipment including the maximum ca pacity of fuel oil and coolant and if so equipped air conditioning and additional weight optional engine Extra load tire A tire designed...

Page 131: ...mension requirements Non pneumatic rim A mechanical device which when a non pneumatic tire assembly incorpo rates a wheel supports the tire and attaches either integrally or separably to the wheel center mem ber and upon which the tire is attached Non pneumatic tire assembly A non pneumatic tire alone or in combination with a wheel or wheel center member which can be mounted on a vehicle Normal oc...

Page 132: ...urer on the Tire Information label and on the Certification VIN tag Reinforced tire A tire designed to operate at higher loads and at higher inflation pressures than the corresponding standard tire Rim A metal support for a tire or a tire and tube assembly upon which the tire beads are seated Rim diameter This means the nominal diameter of the bead seat Rim size designation This means the rim diam...

Page 133: ...ion between the non pneumatic rim and the vehicle or in the case of a non pneu matic tire assembly not incorporating a wheel a mechanical device which attaches either integrally or separably to the non pneumatic tire and provides the connection between tire and the vehicle Correct tire inflation pressure is essential to maximizing the life of the tires and assuring the safety of the vehicle and it...

Page 134: ...isions the user would normally have onboard for travel motorhome Obviously any additional weight stored onboard inside and underneath the motorhome will contribute to the overall weight of the moto rhome If not stored uniformly throughout the motorhome additional weight of the possessions and provi sions of the motorhome user will load each axle and each tire differently front to rear and side to ...

Page 135: ...ions for weighing the motorhome You can also check the Yellow Pages of the telephone book for scales public or weighers to determine other locations for weighing the motorhome A brief overview of the procedure for weighing the motorhome is shown below Note 1 From the tire manufacturer s load and inflation tables or the sidewall of the tires mounted on the motor home Note 2 If the motor home has du...

Page 136: ...ably every two weeks and before any major trip On long trips the tires should be checked every drive morning On short trips a day or less the tires should be checked before one departs on the trip and again before one returns home Check tire pressures when they are cold that is the tires haven t been driven at all or at most less than one mile before being measured In this manner the tire pressure...

Page 137: ...tation of the tires will allow the tires to wear evenly Check with the chassis manufacturer Power Glide and its literature in the Owner s Information Package for particulars on maintaining proper wheel alignment Tire Cleaning Proper cleaning of the tires will assure maximum years of service A soft brush and the normal mild soap should be used to clean the tires Use care in applying any tire dressi...

Page 138: ...d in place To disconnect the hose simply push in the slots on each side of the hose coupling and pull hose end straight out NOTE The vacuum cleaner hose must be plugged into outlet to activate the vacuum motor To start the vacuum cleaner 1 Lift inlet valve cover on the wall 2 Insert the hose cuff with a twist and push The vacuum cleaner will start automatically 3 To remove turn hose in either dire...

Page 139: ...ing If motor will not operate or shuts down while in operation wait 30 minutes it will reset automatically Turn unit off while it resets If the motor does not come on or Thermal Protector trips off again after a short period service may be needed A qualified service technician should perform service The fabrics used in this Tiffin motorhome for the bed spread draperies headboard and valances conta...

Page 140: ...eaning the upholstery and fabric of the motorhome do not use lacquer thin ner nail polish remover laundry soaps or bleach Never use carbon tetrachloride or gasoline for cleaning purposes These sub stances may cause damage to the materials being cleaned and most are highly flamma ble The wall and ceiling coverings should be cleaned periodically to maintain a new appearance Use a non abrasive cleane...

Page 141: ...lean the flooring begin by vacuum ing the floor to remove loose dust and dirt Then damp mop the floor with a cleaning solution consisting of any standard cleaning solution The mop should be damp but not drip ping 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 agents To remove stubbo...

Page 142: ...r 400 grit or finer then buff in a circular motion with a Scotch Brite pad Figure 16 7 Kitchen countertops Figure 16 8 Smoke detector The metallic light fixtures bath accessories and faucets can be cleaned by wiping with a soft damp cloth Washing with warm water will remove dry water spots Polishing those fixtures with a soft cloth will also enhance their appearance Do not use cleaners that contai...

Page 143: ...the use of any catalytic heaters because of resulting extensive condensation All routine maintenance is the responsibility of the owner and is not covered by the Tiffin Motor homes Limited Warranty Use the maintenance record found in Chapter 15 to record all performed maintenance as required Please note that any damage caused by improper or unperformed maintenance is not covered by the Tiffin Moto...

Page 144: ...out for proper seal If realignment is necessary please contact an authorized Tiffin Motorhomes Service Center Inspect the exterior rubber slide out seals and apply an UV inhibitor such as 303 Pro tectant Change the battery in the smoke detector Rotate tires as recommended by the tire manufacturer Check all gas appliances for proper operation Have the LP system inspected by a qualified technician L...

Page 145: ...e water pump located in the sanitary service compart ment under the motorhome Attach the supplied vinyl hose via the plastic coupling on the hose to the inlet connection and hand tighten that connection Do not over tighten 4 Place the other end of the hose into a gallon of freshwater system antifreeze one can refer to the local Tiffin Motorhomes dealer or representative for the freshwater antifree...

Page 146: ...g of the water solenoid valve Apply AC power to the solenoid valve for forcing the ice maker mold assembly through several harvest cycles 6 Remove the plastic cover from the mold assembly The bail arm must be in the down or on position 7 Start the harvest cycle with a flat blade screwdriver inserted into the center of the small gear 8 Turn the gear counterclockwise CCW when the hold switch closes ...

Page 147: ... and the icemaker valve 5 Reinstall the optional water filter Fill the water heater and hot water lines before turning the water heater on 6 Be sure to close the fresh water tank drain valves to allow the tank to fill DE WINTERIZING If the motorhome is equipped with an optional ice maker the following additional steps should be taken Whirlpool Residential Refrigerator Ice Maker optional 1 Unplug r...

Page 148: ...MAINTENANCE DATA CHARTS Chapter 17 141 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

Page 149: ...nce records You may wish to keep the completed sheets in a three ring binder for your permanent record RV OWNER S DATA SHEET Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Appliance Refrigerator Water heater Microwave Inverter Converter Television Front Back up monitor Stereo CD DVD home theater Air conditioner Generator Brand Model No Serial No ...

Page 150: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 151: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 152: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 153: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 154: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 155: ...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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Date Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ...

Page 156: ...oduction 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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Work Performed Performed by ...

Page 157: ...oduction 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 RV OWNER S MAINTENANCE RECORD Phaeton Year ______ Model ________________ Tiffin Serial ________________ Work Performed Performed by ...

Page 158: ...nd St NW Red Bay AL 35582 Phone 256 356 8661 Email info tiffinmotorhomes com www tiffinmotorhomes com To view or download a full color printable version of this owner s manual visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...

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