Holiday Navigator 2003 Owner's Manual page 278

Electrical Systems - House
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Plugging in the Shore Cord with Cord Reel option:
• Located in the roadside compartment is the shore power cord.
Open the compartment door and Unscrew the deck plate
• Locate the power cord switch. Extend the cable by placing the
switch to the Out position. Extend a sufficient amount of cable to
reach the power supply, then turn the switch off. If 50 Amp service is
not available, install the proper electrical adapter(s) to the cord.
• Always turn off the shore power breaker to the power supply
before connecting or disconnecting the shore cord. This will
prevent an accidental shock and flashing of electrical contacts.
• After the connection is made, turn the shore power breaker on.
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The transfer switch should make an audible click.
• Go inside the motorhome and check the AC Volt gauges verifying
proper voltage.
Plugging in the Shore Cord:
• Located in the roadside compartment is the shore
power cord.
• Unscrew the deck plate and insert the end of the shore
cable through the deck plate.
• Align cord end with socket terminals. Insert cord end
into socket and rotate end clockwise ¼ turn locking
cord end into socket.
• If 50 Amp service is not available, install the proper
electrical adapter(s) to the opposite end of the cord.
• Always turn off the shore power breaker to the power
supply outlet before connecting or disconnecting
the shore cord. This will prevent an accidental shock
and flashing of electrical contacts.
• Make the connection to the outlet and turn the shore
power breaker on. The transfer switch should make an
audible click.
• Go inside the motorhome and check the AC Volt
gauges verifying proper voltage.
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