Tiffin Motorhomes WAYFARER 2021, Owner'S Manual

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solution. To remove the filter, simply pull the vent down and lift the filter from inside the
opening (Figure 34.2) .
NOTE: The air conditioning system is the major consumption device of electrical
power in the motorhome. When this system is being used in an RV park,
cumulative use of these air conditioning systems by the resident vehicles can create
a bigger demand for electrical power than is actually available. Accordingly, at
times a "brown-out" condition may arise. This is when the air conditioner voltage
normally available drops to a lesser value (e.g., 10-20% or more below normal ).
"Brown-out" conditions cause appliances to draw greater currents to make up for
the reduced voltage, thereby causing circuit breakers to trip or fuses to blow. Under
such conditions, your own motorhome is not at fault. Simply reset your breakers
and/or replace your fuses. Should such conditions continue, you may wish to
reduce the electrical load (In this case turn "OFF" the air conditioning system for a
period of time) or start the motorhomes generator.
Figure 34.1
Roof Mount A/C with Chill Grill Vents
Figure 34.2
Chill Grill Covers Removed Exposing Vent Filters.
Remove and Clean Periodically. Let Dry Before
Reinstalling
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