Grand Design Solitude 2017, Руководство пользователя

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Occupant Safety
Condensation, Continued
• Allow air to circulate, keeping the temperature the same
throughout the RV, even inside the cabinets.
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Leave closet and cabinet doors partially open.
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A closed cabinet full of stored goods will prevent
circulation and can cause condensation.
In hot weather
• Start the air conditioner early in the day to remove excess
humidity from the air while lowering the temperature.
In cold weather
• During cold weather it is very important to continue
utilizing your vents and vent fans. This will keep the humid
air inside moving to the outside. Keeping the RV tightly
closed during cold weather will increase condensation.
• Manage the inside temperature during cold weather.
The warmer temperatures inside your RV will cause
condensation to form on areas that are not well insulated
(ie., windows, vents, wall studs, etc.).
Cold Weather Use
Please keep in mind, that your RV is not designed for use
during sub-freezing weather. If you plan to use your RV in
freezing (or below freezing) temperatures, the following
precautions MUST to be taken:
• The freshwater and drainage systems require
added protection to avoid freezing.
• More frequent furnace operation, substantially
increases battery draw and propane use. Sufficient
power and propane are required to protect against
possible freeze-ups on the propane regulator.
• Proper ventilation or the addition of a dehumidifier
may be required to reduce condensation.
• To avoid damage to parts, CHECK the outside of
the RV for ice BEFORE operating the: slide outs,
compartment doors, locks, windows, vents etc.
If you have further questions, please contact your dealer
or Grand Design RV Customer Service.