Windows; Doors; Vents - NewMar torrey pine 2008 User Manual

Windows

In the bedroom of the unit, one window will be marked EXIT. This window is
an emergency escape, or egress, window. To open in case of an emergency, lift
the red handles at the bottom of the window and push out. The windows
installed in the fifth wheel units may be the radius torque, tinted safety glass
style. These windows are also referred to as jalousie windows. Optional may
be the double pane tinted safety glass windows.

Doors

The entrance door to fifth wheels is a radius door equipped with a dead bolt
lock and lighted steps for added security. The door can be held open with the
door stop. With the door open, simply lift the "T" section on the door and
place it in the holder on the exterior sidewall of the unit. Next to the entrance
door, a lighted, acrylic assist handle may be optional. If installed, this handle
will assist anyone entering the unit.

Vents

In the kitchen area, an optional feature may be the 12 volt vent equipped with
a rain sensor on the roof hood. Anytime the vent is open and it senses rain, it
will automatically close. The vent is controlled by the wall thermostat. Once
powered ON and the desired temperature is selected, the vent will run until the
preset temperature is reached. When the temperature is reached, the vent will
automatically shut off. Do not leave the fan in active mode while the unit is in
storage or unattended for long periods of time. High winds or other unusual
conditions or obstructions may prevent the vent from closing resulting in
leakage, which could cause serious damage.
In the bath area a vent may be installed that operates on 12 volt electricity.
This vent will be controlled by an on/off switch on the wall. Optional may be
a vent with a rain sensor. If this is installed, it would be in place of the standard
vent and located above the tub/shower.
A skylight may be an optional feature in the bathroom. If installed, it may
be located above the tub/shower.
6:6
2008 Torrey Pine Fifth Wheel by Newmar