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ELECTRICAL
Spartan Chassis Fuse Panel Example Freightliner Chassis Fuse Panel Example
An additional chassis circuit fuse panel is located in the
chassis battery compartment on the rear passenger side
of the coach. Both the Freightliner and Spartan chassis
manuals contain detailed information on what fuses are
located in these panels.
Example of a KIB Fuse Panel
The Newmar KIB fuse panel is also located in the left front
baggage compartment under the driver’s seat. This panel
contains fuses that power the dome light, front visor, and
the solar panels (late 2015 model year), as well as for the
entrance step, back-up monitors, navigation, cargo lights,
and keyless entry. The ignition lock-out for the slideouts
and shades is also located on this fuse panel.
WARNING
!
It is critical that the AGS system be turned o ff
any time the generator is going to be serviced.
Failure to deactivate the AGS system may result in
damage, injury, or death if the Genset should start
unexpectedly. Also, if the AGS system is set and
the generator is turned o ff at any switch, it will
clear the AGS settings.
Generators
This article provides information for maintenance, operation, and safety for gas and diesel generators.
Generator Compartment Overview
This article provides an overview of the generator compartment.
Generator and GenStart/Stop Switch Overview for
Diesel Coaches
Select coach models are equipped with a powered
generator slide compartment to provide easier access to
the generator, fire wall, and other components located
below the dash between the front cap and the firewall.
Do not place anything in front of or between the slide
area of the front bumper and cap, including persons,
while in operation or during service of the slide system.
This article provides basic operation instructions for a
generator and GenStart/GenStop switch on a diesel coach.
The generator is wired into the Automatic Transfer Switch
and will power all of the 120 volt circuits in your coach. Your
generator may be located in a side compartment or in the
front of the coach in between the frame rails of the chassis.
Some generators are mounted on slides for easy access
and may need to be unlocked before free movement is
allowed. The main breakers for the output legs are located
on the generator start panel.
Operation
The generator can be started from the
rocker switch on the dash, from other
remote start switches (if equipped), from the
start switch on the generator itself, or from
the SilverLeaf touchscreen (if equipped).
The generator in your coach runs on the
same diesel fuel as your main engine. The
diesel fuel is drawn through a separate
supply tube that is positioned in the tank in
a manner that will not allow the generator
to draw fuel and run if the tank level dips
below the ¼ level.
Depending on the ambient temperatures, the generator
may pre-heat prior to cranking. This pre-heat condition is
noted by flashing the light on the generator start switch
until the cycle is complete (up to 15 seconds). Once it has
pre-heated su ffi ciently, the starter will engage and the
engine will start.