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position. The battery
disconnect switch is located
near the entrance stepwell.
Ground Fault Circuit
Breaker
For your protection and
safety, we have installed
a Ground Fault Circuit Breaker (GFCB) (Figure
3.10) in the converter to protect the outlets in your
Born Free Motorcoach. The outlets requiring
protection are those located in areas with potential
exposure to moisture. All 110
- volt outlets are
protected by this device and will trip the “GFCB”
breaker if moisture is sensed. You should test the
“GFCB” once a
month to ensure
the breaker is
functioning
properly. To test
the device, simply
push the “TEST”
button (A). The
breaker handle will audibly move to the center trip
position, indicating ground fault protection. Reset
the breaker by moving the handle to “OFF” and
then to “ON”. If the test fails to trip the breaker, the
breaker should be replaced.
120 - Volt Auxiliary Generator
The auxiliary generator (Figure 3.11), located under
the floor on the driver’s side of the vehicle, allows
you to use 120
- volt
appliances when 110 -
volt shoreline power
is unavailable. Gas
generators operate on
unleaded gasoline
drawn directly from
the fuel tank of the
motorcoach; diesel
generators operate on diesel fuel drawn directly
from the fuel tank of the motorcoach; LP generators
operate on LP gas from the motorcoach’s LP
storage tank. In order for a gas generator to
operate, the fuel tank must be at least one
- fourth
full; the level of the LP tank must be at least 15%
full.
Motorcoaches equipped with a gas or diesel
generator come equipped
with a generator fuel
shutoff valve (Figure
3.12). This is located in
front of the generator and
can be found underneath
the coach in the area
where the cab meets the
body. When preparing
the motorcoach for
storage, turn the valve
from “open” to “shut”
and run the generator
until it dies. This will
remove all fuel from the
generator and its fuel lines.
WARNING: The exhaust from a gas generator
contains carbon monoxide (CO). This gas is
colorless, odorless, tasteless, lighter than air, and
poisonous. The exhaust system of your auxiliary
generator has been installed with your safety in
mind, however, certain precautions must be taken
to protect you from conditions beyond the control
of the manufacturer.

Do not simultaneously operate your generator
and a roof vent set on intake. Doing so could
draw air containing exhaust gases into the
vehicle.

Do not open windows or non - powered vents in
the vicinity of the generator location.

When parking your motorcoach, position it so
the wind will carry exhaust fumes away from
the motorcoach. You should also note the
position of other vehicles parked near you.

Do not position the motorcoach in such a way
that the generator exhaust will be deflected off
vegetation, snow, buildings, vehicles, or any
other object. Doing so may deflect the exhaust
under or into the vehicle.
The auxiliary generator can
be started by a switch on
the generator or by a
Remote Mounted Start/Stop
Panel (Figure 3.13) located
inside the coach’s electrical
cabinet. Refer to the
Owner’s Manual and
Installation Instructions and Remote Mounted Start/
Figure 3.13
Figure 3.12
Figure 3.11
Figure 3.10
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Figure 3.9
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