Four Winds 2005 Mandalay, Руководство пользователя

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INTERIOR CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS
The motorhome offers virtually all the comforts of a home while out on the road. These systems are of the most
modern design available, just as the similar systems in your home, however, the RV’s systems may be of
different design, and construction than those found in your home.
The following instructions are for items inside the recreation vehicle which are general in nature. Instructions
for the operation of appliances and conveniences not found here can be found in other sections dealing
directly with appliances and systems. Check in index for the location of the specific information.
REAR VISION TV MONITOR SYSTEM
Your motorhome may be equipped with the optional rear vision TV monitor system. This system gives a
televised view of what is behind the motorhome. It is used as an aid in backing the motorhome, and can also
be used for greater field of vision when driving in heavy traffic.
The motorhome ignition must be on to power the system. The picture is automatically activated when the
motorhome is shifted in reverse. Push the standby switch down to receive the picture at any time. Push the
switch out to receive in reverse gear only. Picture brightness can be controlled by rotating the reception
switch. A contrast control is also provided to adjust the picture further. Adjust by rotating the switch.
Contrast and bright controls are provided to compensate for changes between day and night use. Push the
light/darkness switch in for day use, push again to release for night use. Never operate the monitor in the on
position for extended periods of time, this may result in an “image burn” on the monitor.
Make sure to check the mirrors when driving and backing, for a more complete field of vision. The TV camera
is equipped with a wide angle lens that can initially present an image that may be deceiving. Make sure to
practice backing in a safe place, using the monitor to become accustom to it’s operation.
LIVING QUARTERS
Construction of your Mandalay RV is the best in the industry when it comes to strength and energy
conservation. These new building techniques greatly reduce air exchange between the inside and outside,
thus creating a very airtight vehicle.
This creates some problems than can easily be resolved by airing out the vehicle on a regular basis, especially
in warm, humid conditions and after storage. Also, during prolonged cold weather where the heating system is
in use, other procedures should be followed as detailed in the last suggestion in the Safety portion of this
manual.
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