L.p.g. System; Removal Of L.p. Gas Bottles - Dodge Xplorer 224 Owner's Manual

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3.
Take hand shower head off the wall mount.
14• Switch the Selector Valve,
located on faucet,
toward the
shower hose mount to change the flow of water from the
faucet to the shower.
5.
Push the on-off control on the handle for water spray,
and again to stop the water flow to save water while
sudsing.
Push the control again to'rinse off.
6.
Turn the water supply off at the faucet and turn the
Shower Selector Valve back toward the faucet and hang-up
the shower head.
NOTE:
The entire bathroom is waterpro of and easily cleaned by
wiping the area with a clean dry towel after each use. To
prevent scratche s on the floor of the shower, use a small area
rug when the shower is not in use.
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L.P.G.
SYSTEM
Bottled L.P.G.
(Liquifie d Petroleu m Gas) is safe, economi
cal,
clean and convenie ntly available .
It operates the L.P.G./
electric refrigera tor, hot water heater,
furnace and stove in
your XPLORER Motor Home.
Two
(2)
20 lb.
(5
gallons each) L.P.
Gas Bottles are
located in the right side of the Motor Home in a (sealed from
the Motor Home interior) ,
combust ion proof,
vented compart ment.
NOTE: IMPORTANT
BUTANE GAS IS THE ONLY GAS AVAILABLE FOR EQUIPNENT FUEL IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
WHEN TRAVELING FROM SOUTH TO NORTH, IN THE
WINTER, DUMP TANKS AND REFILL WITH PROPANE GAS, AS BUTANE TURNS
TO A LIQUID STATE AT 32 DEGREES FAHREIN3EIT.
CAUTION: L. P.
Gas is potentia lly lethal and highly flam
mable.
Its peculiar odor is an artificial ly introduc ed chemica l
which allows you to detect gas-leak s.
It is not poisonou s. If
inhaled,
it will probably make you drowsy.
Breathin g small
amounts under ordinary circumst ances,
should not be harmful.
(THE LACK OF OXYGEN WOULD BE DANGEROUS)
If you detect the odor of gas
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turn off the valve on the
L.P.
Gas tanks until the source of the leak is determin ed.
If
you are unsure of where the leak is
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go to the L.P.
Gas dealer.
NEVER carry L. P. Gas bottles
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FULL or EMPTY
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inside your
Motor Home.
(Always carry them in L. P.
bottle compart ment
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ONLY)
REMOVAL OF L. P. GAS BOTTLES
1.
Turn off valve on top of bottle.
2. Unscrew L.
P. gas line at bottle valve
(left hand thread-)
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