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Chapter 6 - Technical Systems
other outlets on the same circuit until a qualifi ed RV electrician has
checked out the electrical system.
3. To restore power, push the RESET button.
If the outside receptacles do not work, check the GFCI
receptacle to make sure the reset button has not been
tripped.
The Battery Control Center (BCC) houses all the fuses for your auxiliary coach cir-
cuits. The BCC is located in front of the drivers front tire inside the compart-
ment of the fenderskirt. To remove the BCC cover locate the tabs on each side of
the box, pull away slightly and remove. Inside you will fi nd a series of fuses for the
extra circuits not available on the automotive or interior house 12 volt fuse boards.
These style fuses are available at any automotive or RV store. If it should become
necessary to replace any of these fuses, be sure to replace them with the same style
and amperage rating. The circuit wiring is sized for that particular amperage. The
BCC will sense when to charge either set of batteries. If the voltage falls below the
minimum requirements, the BCC will switch the charge to that set of batteries. Ter-
minals inside the BCC are available for testing its functionality. This testing should
be performed by a qualifi ed RV technician.
If your motorhome is equipped with a generator, it will provide independent AC pow-
er. When the generator is in operation an automatic switch will change the AC appli-
ances to generator power from the previous AC source. A short delay occurs before
the switching process is complete to allow the generator to stabilize its output.
The generator is mounted to allow for easy access during service functions.
Refer to the Generator Owner’s Manual for necessary service requirements
and operating instructions.
EXHAUST GASES ARE DEADLY. Do not block the tail pipe or
situate the vehicle in a place where the exhaust gases have
any possibility of accumulating either outside, underneath,
or inside your vehicle or any other nearby vehicles. Outside air movements can carry
exhaust gases inside the vehicle through windows or other openings remote from
the exhaust outlet. Operate the generator engine only when safe dispersion of exhaust
gases can be assured, and monitor outside conditions to be sure that exhaust gases con-
tinue to be dispersed safely.
Do not under any circumstances operate the generator engine
while sleeping.
GENERATOR
BATTERY CONTROL
CENTER (BCC)
Test
Artwork inside BCC gives
fuse size and usage