Mandalay 38A 2004, Руководство пользователя

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BATTERY SAFETY
ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES WHEN WORKING WITH BATTERIES
WARNING: BATTERIES CAN EXPLODE! Do not smoke or expose any battery to electric
sparks or flame. Batteries when charging or discharging generate hydrogen. Hydrogen and
air is a very explosive mixture.
WARNING: Do not short across the battery terminals. The spark could ignite the gases. Do
not wear metal jewelry or a watch when working on a battery.
WARNING: Before doing ANY work on electrical systems, disconnect battery cable and the
110 volt power cord. Do not reconnect the cables until all work has been completed. This
will avoid the possibility of shorting or causing damage to electrical components or shock
to the servicing person.
WARNING: Battery electrolyte is a corrosive, poisonous, sulfuric acid. Avoid contact with
skin, eyes, clothing, or any painted surface.
12 VOLT FUSES
INTERIOR 12 VOLT SYSTEM
A 12V DC distribution panel is located next to the 110V circuit breakers. The panel contains circuits with
replaceable fuses for protection of RV 12V lines. If any line is loaded beyond the capacity of its fuse, the fuse
will “blow”. A portion of the 12V load on the line must be turned off to reduce the total load on the line to a level
below the capacity of the fuse. Replace the fuse with the same size fuse. DO NOT replace with larger fuse than
indicated.
If the reduction of load on the line does not stop
the “blowing” of the fuse, there may be a “short”
somewhere along the 12V line, or at a non-fused
12V component on the line. Check the 12V line
and any components along the line. Locate the
“short” and take necessary steps to repair it. If
you cannot locate the problem, have a qualified
electrician check it out.
It is a good idea to keep additional fuses on hand
in the RV. Replacement fuses are available at
most service stations, hardware and automotive
supply stores. Remember that the replacement
fuse must be the same amperage rating as the
original.
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