Thor Motor Coach CLASS B, Руководство пользователя

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Your motorhome is equipped with a factory-installed LP-fired
combination furnace/water heater, designed specifically for
recreational vehicles (also described in the Interior Section of
this manual).
The furnace/water heater combination unit has an internal
tank that holds a volume of 2.6 gallons of water. Some
models use a combination of LP gas and electric to rapidly
heat water and provide warm air. Some Class B installations
include a separate wall-mounted controller for the furnace/
water heater, while others may integrate operational functions
within the multiplex system.
Set the desired hot water temperature on the furnace/water
heater controller. The temperature at the hot water faucets
will not exceed this setting.
For complete safety information and operational instructions
on the particular furnace/water heater unit installed in your
motorhome, please refer to the water heater manufacturer’s
guide contained in your Owner’s Packet or visit the water
heater manufacturer’s website. Product information is also
available in the TMC Water System Guide and TMC Class
B Supplement, available from the on-line TMC Owners
Resource document service.
NOTE: Never operate the combination furnace/water
heater without having an adequate supply of pressur-
ized fresh water available for the boiler unit.
When using the bath facilities, be conscientious of the
limited volume of hot water and waste water collection
capacities of your motorhome.
Bathroom and Bath Fixtures (if equipped)
Your motorhome is well appointed with a compact, but complete
bathroom. Depending on floor plan, features include:
The on-board water pump must be ON (along with fresh
water in the fresh water tank),
or
the motorhome must be
connected to an external pressurized potable water source in
order to use the bathroom fixtures.
BATHROOM SINK OPERATION:
1. Turn ON the water pump or connect your motorhome to
an external pressurized potable water source.
2. Flip down the sink bowl and rotate the faucet over the
bowl.
3. Turn on the valves and proceed with washing.
4. Return the faucet and bowl to their stowed position.
Low Point Drain Valves
Low point drain valves are used to drain the fresh water system
whenever maintenance, sanitizing, or winterizing is required.
The valves are installed in at the lowest point of the water system,
thus providing a complete system evacuation. The valves allow
draining the hot and cold water lines and the fresh water tank.
The low-point drain valves are located along the lower left side
of the motorhome (location varies depending on floor plan
and features).
Furnace/Water Heater Combo
CARBON-MONOXIDE POISONING HAZARD!
Failure to follow instructions could result in severe
personal injury or death due to carbon-monoxide
poisoning if combustion gases enter the RV.
Check that all openings in the outside wall around
the vent (and air intake) pipe(s) are sealed to prevent
combustion gases entering the RV.
Check that furnace vent and air intake are not
obstructed in any way.
Never operate the combination furnace/water heater in
an enclosed or confined space.
This combination furnace/water heater presents
danger of hot surfaces and hot gases. Do not touch the
area around the wall cowl and do not lean any objects
against the wall cowl (furnace exhaust).
WARNING WARNING
Rear Bathroom
• Toilet
• Shower and
shower curtain
• Sink
• Vanity with mirror
• Privacy door