Fleetwood 1998 American Tradition Owner's Manual page 183

GFCI (GROUNd FAULT CiRcuir INTERRUpTER) -
An electrical device
attached to the bathroom AC circuits that disconnect the
outlet if a problem occurs in the ground circuit.
GRAY WATER TANk -
The water tank in your plumbing system that is
designed to contain waste water from the sinks and shower
drains ONLY. No toilet wastes go into this tank.
GTW (GROSS TowiNq WEiqhT)-
The maximum allowable loaded
weight that this motor home has been designed to tow and
brake. This cannot be increased by changing the trailer hitch.
The GTW is listed on the wardrobe door tag.
GYWR (GROSS VEhiclE WEiqhT RATiNq) -
means the maximum
permissible weight of this motor home. The GVWR is equal
to or greater than the sum of the Unloaded Vehicle Weight
plus the Net Carrying Capacity. The GVWR is shown on the
Federal certification tag posted on the left interior sidewall of
the driver's compartment and on the wardrobe door tag.
ICC swirch -
Intermittent Courtesy Circuit. This switch will flash the
clearance lights and is useful when signalling other large
vehicles when passing or being passed.
MONiTOR PANEl-
An electronic device that allows you to conveniently
measure the approximate levels in the fresh water, gray and
black water tanks. You can also check the charge in the
battery.
MTW (MAXiMUM TONqUE WEiqhT) -
The maximum vertical load that
the towed load (such as a trailer or auto dolly) applies to the
hitch of the motor home. The MTW is listed on the wardrobe
door tag.
NCC (NET CARRyiNq CAPAciry) -
means the maximum weight of all
occupants including the driver, personal belongings, food,
fresh water, LP gas, tools, tongue weight of towed vehicle,
dealer installed accessories, etc., that can be carried by this
motor home. (NCC is equal to or less than GVWR minus
UVW)
AMERiCAN TRAdirioN - CopYRiqhT 1997, flEETWood ENTERPRiSES, INC. All Riq/iTS RESERVEd.
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