Monaco 2008 Knight, Руководство пользователя

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2 0 0 8 K n I G h t
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drIvInG & safety — 2
To extend/retract the slide-out room,
the ignition must be OFF, park brake
set, jacks retracted and the motorhome
supported by the air suspension.
Confirm the house batteries are fully
charged.
Secure and fasten all interior doors. Lock
the shower door.
Close roof vents and windows.
Secure all loose, heavy or sharp objects
in case of a sudden stop.
Close all cabinet doors and drawers.
Turn off interior lights.
Turn off the water pump.
Check the fuel level gauge and all other
dash gauges for operation and correct
level indications.
Departure Checklist:
Check items in storage bays to ensure
shifting or damage of items will not
occur.
Look around, above and under the
motorhome for obstructions. Check for
debris stuck between the rear dual tires.
Exterior bay doors should be closed and
locked.
Check operation of all exterior lights,
headlamp, taillamp, brake and clearance
lights.
Secure all awning and travel locks.
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Ensure jack pad is clear of debris when
retracting hydraulic jacks. Loose rocks,
gravel and debris can be thrown from the
jack pad and can possibly damage the
tow car.
Secure and lock the entry door for travel.
Pull forward out of the campsite.
Ensure the site is clean and no items are
forgotten.
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emergency roaDSIDe proceDUreS
If an emergency situation occurs use the
appropriate braking technique and pull off
the roadway a safe distance from traffic (if
possible). Set the parking brake and turn on
the hazard warning flashers, especially when
parked alongside traffic lanes. In the event of an
emergency stop due to a mechanical breakdown
or other motorhome related problems, contact
the manufacturer’s customer support or an
emergency service provider.
Road flares or reflective warning signs should
be displayed if the motorhome is on the side of
the road for any length of time. Guidelines for
placing warning triangles depend upon the road
characteristics and visibility.
For example:
The standard placement is 10, 100 and 200
ft. from the rear of the motorhome when on a
divided highway or one-way road. On a two-way
road, with traffic traveling both directions, the
same placement is required at the front of the
motorhome. Roads with curves and hills may
require the placement of the last/furthest triangle
to be 500 ft. behind the motorhome in order to
safely warn approaching traffic.
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emerGency servIce provIder
equpment provder emergency number
motorhome:
Monaco Coach
Monaco Customer Support
1-877-466-6226
chasss:
Roadmaster
Roadmaster
1-877-466-6226
engne:
Cummins
Cummins Customer Assistance Center
1-800-343-7357
transmsson Allison Transmission
1-800-524-2303
towng Owner’s Advantage Program
1-877-882-0614
tres:
Goodyear
Goodyear
1-877-484-7376