Jayco 2008 Octane ZX, Руководство пользователя

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162.550 megahertz or visit their website at
www.noaa.gov .
Repairing severe weather damage
If your tow vehicle or RV becomes an unlucky
victim of severe weather damage, you will
most likely need repair work. Call your
insurance company as soon as you can to
report your claim.
Be aware of the heat index if camping during
hot weather. Keep yourself hydrated, and try to
stay indoors in an air-conditioned area during
a high heat index warning.
E
MERGENCY
E
GRESS
W
INDOW
The emergency egress window is designed to
allow a quick exit from the RV during an
emergency if access to the main entrance door
is not available.Practice opening the egress
window before an emergency occurs, and
make sure all occupants know how to operate
it.
When pulling into your campsite, make sure
your egress is not blocked by trees or other
obstacles. Verify the area below the window is
over solid ground that can be used as an
escape path. Do not remove the following label
from your RV:
F
IRE
S
AFETY
At best, a fire in your RV can delay or ruin a
vacation; at worst, it can mean injury, financial
loss, and even death. If a fire starts, execute
your family safety plan. Make sure everyone
knows to stop, drop to the ground and roll back
and forth, shielding their face from the fire with
their hands, if their clothes catch fire.
Learn and teach safe fire practices. Build
campfires away from nearby trees or bushes.
Maintain at least a three-foot clear area free of
leaves, dry grass, pine needles, etc., around
grills, campfires and/or tents.
Supervise
children at all times when campfires are
burning or grills are in use. Always have a way
to
extinguish the campfire quickly and
completely. Never leave a fire — even a
cigarette — burning unattended.
Teach family members how to use the fire
extinguisher and replace it as recommended.
Do not store combustible materials in closed
areas or near a heat source. Do not attempt to
use water to put out a grease fire. Water can
spread some types of fire and create an
electrocution hazard during an electrical fire.
Always call the Fire Department, no matter
how small the fire. However, be aware that if a
fire threatens your RV, you should not place
the call to your emergency services from
inside the RV. It is better to get out first and
place the call from somewhere else.
More information on fire fighting can be found
at the National Fire Protection Association
website (
www.nfpa.org ).
If you feel a fire was caused by product failure,
contact
Jayco Customer Service at
1-800-283-8267 for approval before you clean
any debris, enter, move or repair your RV
(failure to notify Jayco may result in loss of
coverage).
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SECTION 2
OCCUPANT SAFETY
WARNING
During severe weather conditions move
indoors to a place of safety or shelter as
directed by the campground or appropriate
authorities. Avoid trees or power lines that
could fall on your vehicle. The safest place
during severe weather conditions is inside
a basement or storm shelter, not an RV or
tow vehicle.
EXIT
0010919
Fig. 2.1 Exit label