Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro Bus 2011, Руководство пользователя

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falling and possible injury.
When the electric steps are fully retracted and the motor home is being made ready for travel, be sure to deploy
the cover over the stairwell (use either the switch
[Figure 9-7] on the driver’s console or the switch on
the passenger’s side) to protect any occupants of the
cabin from any accidental stepping into the open
stairwell. Activating either switch will cause the
stairwell cover (Figure 9-8) to be pneumatically
deployed from a recess beneath the floor in front of
the passenger’s seat. This precaution will provide a safe
traveling environment for anyone using the passenger’s
seat during travel.
Mirrors
This motor home is equipped with convex, remote-controlled, exterior, rear-view mirrors (Figure 9-9). Always
adjust the mirrors for maximum rear visibility prior to driving. If another driver
is to drive, be sure the mirrors are readjusted to accommodate the second driver.
These standard chrome mirrors are adjusted by using the multi-directional
switch located on the dashboard. Select the mirror to be adjusted by pointing
the arrow in the direction of that mirror. Move the control in the direction of
movement desired to obtain the best view for that mirror. The adjustment
control moves the top half of both mirrors. The bottom half of each mirror is
convex and is adjusted manually.
Detailed instructions for these manual adjustments can be found in the manufacturer’s literature available in the
Owner’s Information Package. However, this brief overview of mirror adjustment can begin the process: The
top portion of the mirror should be adjusted horizontally so that you can see your own motor home in the one-
inch surface closest to the motor home; the remaining portion of the mirror now permits you to see the road
behind you. The mirror should be adjusted vertically so that you can see the rear bumper on the bottom of the
plane portion of the mirror.
The convex mirrors should be adjusted horizontally so that you can see your own motor home in 1/3 of the
mirror. These convex mirrors should then be adjusted vertically to allow you to see any other vehicles
alongside your motor home.
These mirrors also contain heating elements to defog or de-ice the mirror glass during cold weather operation.
The “on/off” switch for this feature is located by the adjustment control. Further adjustment of the mirror
may be necessary at the swivel portion of the mirror arm.
Figure 9-7. Entrance Step
Switch
Figure 9-8. Stairwell
Figure 9-9. Rear-View Mirror