Fleetwood 1998 American Tradition Owner's Manual page 181

AC INVERTER -
An electronic device that changes l2-volt DC energy
from the batteries to l20-volt 60-cycle, AC energy to operate
microwave ovens, TV s, VCRs, or other appliances that
require l20-volt GO-cycle power.
BELTEd sEATiNq posiTiONs -
These are seats with seat belts. These seats
define the legal passenger carrying capacity of the motor
home. Anyone riding in the motor home must use one of
these seats any time the motor home is in motion.
Buel, WATER TANk -
The water tank in your plumbing system that is
designed to contain waste water from the toilet ONLY.
CAUTION -
Any statement in this Owner's Manual that, if not fol-
lowed, could result in damage to the vehicle or components.
ChAssis OWNER'S MANUA[-
This is the operating and maintenance
manual supplied by the chassis manufacturer. It is part of
your Owner's In/ormation Package. It contains information
on operating and maintaining the engine, transmission,
drivetrain and other components of the motor home chassis.
DC CONVERTER -
An electronic device that changes 120-volt AC energy
from the main power connection or the generator to 12-volt
DC energy to operate the 12-volt interior lights or other 12-
volt DC appliances or accessories.
DIAGNOSTIC COdES -
Features of the electronic transmission
control that will help you troubleshoot and/or monitor
specific operating conditions of the transmission.
DOORsidE -
The right side of the motor home from the driver's point of
view. So named because the main entry/exit door is usually
on this side.
GLOSSARY
AMERiCAN TRAdiTiON - CopYRiq/1T 1997, FlEETWood ENTERPRiSES, INC, All Riq/m RESERVEd. GlOSSARY'
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