Airstream TOMMY BAHAMA 2019, Руководство пользователя

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Exterior
2019 Tommy Bahama TC
6-5
Shoreline Power Supply
The Power Cord hookup is located on the side of the
touring coach� The cord may be stored in the rear
exterior compartment� The power cord is plugged
into the touring coach receptacle and the City Power
Service�
NOTE
Use only power cords recommended by Airstream.
Many campgrounds provide less than 30-amp service
and your hookup may blow their fuse or circuit breaker�
If this happens, reduce the load and replace the fuse or
reset the breaker�
TV/HDMI Inlets and Receptacle Outlets
An inlet for TV/HDMI and an outlet for a 120 volt
receptacle is located on the curbside of the touring
coach and is labeled for your convenience�
City Water Hookup
The city water hookup is located on the side of the
touring coach. For consistent water flow and plumbing
line safety, an in-line regulator limits pressure to 50 psi�
Use a tasteless, odorless, non-toxic, high-pressure
hose of at least 1/2-in� diameter designed for touring
coach use� The city water inlet is a standard garden
hose thread� We suggest you carry two lengths of hose
in order to reach hookups farther away than normal, as
well as to have a spare�
After hooking up the hose and turning on the city water
valve provided in the park, slowly open a faucet� There
will be a lot of spurts and sputtering until all the air is
expelled from the touring coach system� It may take
some time before all the air is expelled and a steady
flow of water occurs. Once a steady flow is achieved at
one faucet, the others should be opened long enough
to expel the air in the lines going to them�
Hydraulic Leveling System
The Tommy Bahama Touring Coach can be equipped
with the optional electrically/hydraulically driven
leveling system� The hydraulic pump is powered by a
12 volt direct current motor, which pumps hydraulic oil
through the hydraulic hoses to four jacks� The leveling
system can be operated by the remote control or the
control panel on the passenger’s seat pedestal under
the skirting� The four jacks are mounted directly to the
Touring Coach’s chassis and are pre-set to the required
leveling capacity�
Leveling
Before starting the leveling procedure you must follow
these guidelines:
1� Park on a surface that is as level as possible�
2� The parking brake must be engaged�
3� The transmission must be in either Neutral or Park�
4� The vehicles ignition must be ON�
To start the automatic leveling process press the
“ON/OFF” button, located on the remote or control
panel, to switch the system ON� Press the “Automatic
Mode” button to begin the leveling procedure� Once
the leveling process is complete press the “ON/OFF”
button again to turn the leveling system OFF� The
jacks can be retracted by turning ON the system and
pressing the “Retract All Jacks” button once� Make sure
to turn OFF the leveling system once the jacks are in
their stowed position�
For more information on the hydraulic leveling system,
or how to manually level the Touring Coach, please
refer to the user manual provided�
NOTE
Depending on the terrain the automatic leveling
process takes about one minute during which all
persons should refrain from entering the vehicle.
WARNING
This product is exclusively developed as a leveling
system and may not be used for other work
under the vehicle such as changing the tires or
maintenance.
WARNING
All jacks will retract when the parking brake is
released or the ignition is turned on.