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TIMBERLINE HEATING SYSTEM
Timberline heat and hot water is generated by the Autoterm
Binar Compact , a powerful but quiet diesel or gasoline heating
unit made for the most adverse conditions. A heated glycol
solution is circulated through the interior of the living space
through quiet air handlers that provide soft radiant heat .
The glycol is also circulated through an instantaneous water
heat exchanger which produces hot water for showers and
kitchen use. By using the diesel or gasoline burner coupled
with 110V Electric Element Support , it provides efficient
comfort whether dry camping or plugged into shore power.
The Timberline touchscreen digital panel located inside the RV
gives you full control of the interior temperature. The controls
are intuitive and will easily allow you to adjust the desired
temperature and will give you the choice of whether you want to
use your fuel source or electric only.
FURNACE AND WATER HEATER
Your RV is equipped with an auto-ignite 13,500 BTU
suburban furnace. An RV furnace is a main source of heat that
uses both propane and electricity . Propane heats the furnace
system while electricity enables the fan to move.
When the thermostat temperature is set higher than what
the RV's temperature is in, the blower motor gets activated .
Slowly, the heater begins to warm the RV, as propane burns to
create hot air, and the ducts in the system blows the hot air.
An RV furnace will require: propane and electricity. Propane
for creating hot air, and electricity to turn on the heating system
as well as to run the fans.
Please refer to the manufacturer's operating manual before
running this component for more important safety information
and operation of this cooktop.
For more information on the Timberline Heating System, Furnace
and Water Heater please check the Heating System Section on
this manual for more information on how to use the Firefly Control
System screens.
NOTICE
ELECTRICAL
BASIC GENERATOR SAFETY INFORMATION
1. Don't sleep in the vehicle with the generator running without
ensuring the CO detector is working . Inspection of posible
exhaust system leaks need to be done to assure safety and
protection against CO poisoning.
2. Don't operate the generator in an enclosed building or in a
closed area such as a garage.
3. It is important to review the safety precautions for fuel and
exhaust fumes in the generator manual.
4. Keep the generator and its compartment clean. Excess
oil and oily rags can catch fire. Dirt and gear stowed in the
compartment can
restrict cooling air.
5. Do not operate the generator when the RV is parked in grass
or near vegetation. Heat from the exhaust could cause fire in
dry conditions.
6. Do not operate simultaneously the generator and ventilator ,
it may result in the entry of exhaust gas . It is recommended
that if exhaust ventilators are used, to open a window on the
opposite side of the unit to provide cross ventilation .
7. When parked, orient the RV so that the wind carries the
exhaust away from the vehicle. Do not open nearby
windows or doors.
8. Do not operate the generator when parked in close proximity
to vegetation, snow, buildings or other vehicles that could
deflect the exhaust under or into the vehicle.
9. Do not touch the generator when running the RV or
inmmediately after shutting off. Heat from the generator can
cause burns .
10. Allow the generator to cool off before attempting
maintenence.
11. Used engine oil has been identified by some state and
federal agencies as causing cancer or reproductive toxicity. Do
not ingest, inhale or make contact with used oils or its
vapors.
12. Do not work on the generator when mentally or physically
fatigued or after consuming alcohol or drugs.
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Learn the symptoms of CO poisoning in this manual and never
sleep in the vehicle while the generator is running.
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Engine cooling air must not be used for heating the working ,
living space or compartment .
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Inspect for exhaust leaks at every startup and after every 8
hours of running.
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Make sure there is fresh air when operating the generator in a
confined area.
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Alarms should be tested once a week to ensure that they are
working .
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