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SECTION 2
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
Radio Power Switch
The radio power switch lets you connect the
dash radio to the house batteries with the ignition
switch turned off for listening while parked. This
prevents accidental draining of the chassis (start-
ing) battery during prolonged operation of the ra-
dio.
Deluxe Sound System (Optional)
Your coach may be optionally equipped with
a deluxe sound system featuring special high-
output cube speakers and subwoofers to enhance
your listening enjoyment.
Place the Radio Power Switch in HOUSE
position. A speaker selector switch in the front
right overhead cabinet (video center) lets you
switch the deluxe speakers to your desired sound
source, whether the dash radio or the TV and
VCR for theater surround sound listening.
Video Center
(Front Overhead Compartment)
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COMPACT DISC CHANGER
(Optional)
The remote CD changer is located out of sight
in the overhead cabinet above the driver's com-
partment. The changer cartridge holds up to 10
compact discs for several hours of listening en-
joyment.
The CD Changer is operated with a hand-held
remote control unit, which transmits through the
CD changer display face in the dash. The remote
control unit is included in your Owner InfoCase.
See the Compact Disc Changer System operating
guide in your InfoCase for complete operating in-
structions and basic troubleshooting.
BATTERY BOOST SWITCH
This switch can be used to provide emergency
starting power from the house batteries if the
chassis battery is dead. To use, press and hold
while turning ignition key to start.
AUXILIARY BATTERY DISCONNECT
(Aux. Batt) SWITCH
The AUX BATT switch is located near the en-
trance steps. It disconnects the auxiliary (house)
batteries from the 12-volt system of your coach to
avoid long-term battery drain by electrical items
that are hooked directly to the coach batteries.
Battery Boost Switch
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