Tiffin Motorhomes 2014 Allegro, Руководство пользователя

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TIFFIN MOTORHOMES –ALLEGRO® Chapter 12 WINDOWS, AWNINGS, VENTS & DOORS
12-4
Vents
The kitchen has a 12 VDC Fantastic vent fan (Figure 12-4) installed to exhaust kitchen
odors. When the external cover is raised (via turning the knurled knob), and the vent
power switch is in the “on” position, the vent fan will operate. When the desired
temperature is reached; one can then turn “off” the vent fan. Even when the fan is “off,”
there will still be
some natural convection while the external cover of the fan is still open. The vent fan
should only be left in the “on” mode when the motor home is parked and in use.
If the motor home is to be unattended for long periods of time or is to be in storage,
make sure that the vent fan is turned “off.” Were the fan left “on,” blustery winds or
severe storms may prevent the vent from closing and, consequently, may permit
leakage, with possible damage, into the motor home. The bathroom also contains a 12
VDC, vent fan which is controlled by an “on/off” switch mounted on the bathroom wall.
Figure 12-4.
VDC Vent Fan
Figure 12-6.
Detail of Keyless Lock
Doors
Caution
Always secure the dead bolt lock while the motor home is in motion to prevent
accidental opening of the entrance door.
The primary entrance (Figure 12-5) to the motor home is a radius door having a key lock and a
dead bolt for additional security. There is also a screen door (Figure 12-6) associated with the
entrance door; the screen door will permit increased air circulation when the entrance door is
open. To enjoy this benefit, the screen door is operated independently
of the entrance door.
To protect the contents of the motor home and the very motor home
itself, it is prudent to lock the motor home when one is to be away for
any length of time. Both the key lock and the dead bolt should be used
for maximum securityof the motor home.
The Allegro may also have an optional, driver’s-side door (Figure 12-7),
which permits the driver to enter and exit the motor home more
conveniently for the routine requirements of motorhome use (e.g.,
periodic re-fueling operations).
Figure 12-5. Front Door
Figure 12-6.
Front Door & Screen
Door