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ELECTRICAL FEATURES
NOTICE
NOTICE
Disconnect the 120 VAC electrical power cord
and the negative terminal from the coach
batteries BEFORE working on the Allegro
electrical system.
If the Allegro Bus ever requires any welding
operations on the frame, first disconnect the
chassis batteries. Failure to do so will de-
stroy all of the chassis computer system.
Don’t over
fi
ll the cells; follow the
fi
lling directions exactly.
Th
is battery checkup should be done
on a regular basis to realize the fullest service possible from the batteries over the longest time
possible. If the Allegro Bus is to be stored for an extended period of time, the 12 VDC battery
system should be disconnected—this procedure will prevent unnecessary drain and corrosion
of the batteries and their terminals.
WARNING
Remove rings, metal watchbands, and any other metal jewelry before work-
ing around batteries. If any metallic 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 protection.
BATTERY DISCONNECT PANEL
Th
ere are two battery disconnect panels; one for the house
batteries and one separate panel for the engine batteries.
Th
e house battery disconnect panel is located inside the bat-
tery storage compartment on the driver’s side of the moto-
rhome.
Th
ere is a rotary switch (Figure 8-4) on the upper
right-hand side of the compartment which can disconnect the
house battery when the vehicle is to be stored for any appre-
ciable time. Rotating this switch disconnects the house bat-
teries only, not the engine batteries.
Th
is feature is designed to prevent the house batteries from
being drained during storage.
Figure 8-4: House battery
disconnect panel switch
Summary of Contents for Allegro Bus 2016
Page 8: ...1 GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 17: ...10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Chapter 2 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 28: ...21 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Chapter 3 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 33: ...26 MAJOR APPLIANCES Chapter 4 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 40: ...33 ENTERTAINMENT Chapter 5 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 44: ...37 CABINETS FURNITURE Chapter 6 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 49: ...42 STRUCTURAL FEATURES Chapter 7 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 51: ...44 ELECTRICAL FEATURES Chapter 8 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 66: ...59 SLIDE OUT FEATURES Chapter 9 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 70: ...63 EXTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 10 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 76: ...69 INTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 11 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 80: ...73 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES Chapter 12 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 98: ...DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME Chapter 14 91 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...
Page 104: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chapter 15 97 ...
Page 139: ...MAINTENANCE DATA CHARTS Chapter 16 132 To print a color copy visit www tiffinmotorhomes com ...