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Please be cautious if handling or repairing electrical appliances and components. Unless trained,
always utilize the services of a qualified electrician to inspect and repair electrical components.
Serious injury or death may result from improper handling or repair of electrical components and
appliances.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
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Never overload electrical circuits.
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Do not use extension cords between the RV shore power cord and the power source.
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Use 15 amp/30 amp and 30amp/50amp cord adapters only in extreme emergencies.
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Be aware that use of power cord adapters may result in insufficient supply of power to the RV resulting in
overheating of electrical components and potential failure of the components. This type of failure is excluded
from warranty coverage.
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Always promptly repair faulty or damaged wiring and components.
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Use a trained and certified electrician for installation of any shore power cord receptacle. Improper installation
will result in failure of the electrical components in the RV.
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Never connect the RV to an ungrounded receptacle.
Improper storage or handling of combustible materials may result in a fire causing serious injury
or death.
FIRE SAFETY
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Do not store gasoline, propane, or other flammable liquids or gases in the RV.
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Never smoke in bed and always use an ashtray.
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Portable fuel burning equipment such as gas grills should never be used inside the RV.
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Never leave food unattended on the stove.
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Do not clean the interior of the RV with a flammable material.
SMOKE DETECTOR
A smoke detector has been installed in your RV as a safety precaution. The smoke detector offers a range of smoke
detection, however a smoke detector has limitations in that as in a residential home, a fire can start in an area in which smoke
is delayed or prevented from reaching the detector. The smoke detector is also not a substitute for appropriate fire safety.
The smoke detector requires little maintenance; however the following procedures must be routinely performed:
1.
TEST the alarm weekly by firmly pressing the “test” button. Replace the battery if the alarm does not sound.
Replace the smoke detector if the alarm fails to activate in test mode after battery replacement.
2.
Clean dust from the smoke detector using a vacuum with soft brush attachment.
3.
DO NOT DISABLE THE SMOKE DETECTOR.
4.
Do not attempt to make repairs to the smoke detector.
5.
Review additional instruction provide with your specific smoke detector.
Note: The smoke alarm will “chirp” if the battery is low. Replace the battery if the chirping sound is heard.
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