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1-1 Safety Features
450 LXi Owner Manual
Rev. “C”
1-1.6 Emergency Egress
An egress window is designated for use as an exit in the
case of an emergency. Inside the motor home the egress is
easily identifi ed by the red locking handle. It is also marked
as an “EXIT.” Outside of the motor home, the egress window
is identifi ed by hinges along the top of the window. The glass
slider in the egress window operates the same as all other
windows. To open the egress window, lift the red handle and
push outward on the window. Pull the window closed and
lower the handles to lock the egress window.
1-1.6.1 Maintenance
The egress window should be opened twice a year to ensure proper operation. Over time, the rubber seal will tend to stick to
the egress window. Occasional operation will help prevent the rubber seal from sticking.
1-1.7 Backup Alarm
Anytime motor home is in reverse a backup alarm will sound to warn that motor home is backing up. The alarm may be turned
off by a switch on the dash marked Backup Alarm. A good reason to turn alarm off would be backing up a motor home into a
spot in the early hours of the morning to avoid disturbing other residents.
1-1.8 Air/City Horns
Operate the horn by pressing on the center section of the wheel. Select air or city horn with the HORN SELECTOR switch on
the dash. The air horn is a very loud horn much like the one on a semi-truck. The city horn is similar to your typical vehicle
horn.
The air horn is a simple device, with limited parts, easy to adjust or repair. In most cases this can be done without removing
or replacing the complete unit.
The Grover Product Line consists of two basic styles. There is
the Adjustable model and Non-Adjustable model. These can be
recognized by the mounting of the bell to the sound unit, examples
below. The Adjustable models are all part numbers starting 10 in the
four digit part number. The Non-Adjustable models start with 16, 17
and 20 in the four-digit number.
All Grover Air Horns are designed to operate at a minimum air
pressure of 60psi and are factory tested at this pressure. The other
main factor is the air volume, this is especially important in the 10
series dual mounted installation. By volume we are talking about
the ability to pass enough air through a given line size. With dual
10s line size of at least 5/16” is required from tank to valve, from
there through a tee ¼” tube is OK. Kit #1098 Tubing, Fitting are
recommended for large horns.