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B. Many air conditioners can be installed at existing roof
vent openings. These openings may be larger or
smaller than 355 x 355 mm and will need modification.
(FIG. 3.B)
AIR CONDITIONER
C. Check location acceptability before beginning the in-
stallation.
1. If possible, mount the air conditioner in a section of
the roof which is both flat and level when the van
is parked on a level surface; otherwise, a sideways
pitch or forward/backward pitch up to 10 degrees
can be tolerated but a backward pitch can NEVER
be accepted.
FIG. 3.C.1
2.
Check on the roof to be sure no obstructions are
in the area where the air conditioner will be in-
stalled.
3.
Check inside where the air conditioner air box will
be located to insure there will be no interference
with door openings, curtains, room dividers, etc.
(FIG. 3.C.3)
ROOF/AIR BOX CROSS-SECTION
PROHIBITS
ROOF VENT-REMOVE
INSTALLATION
4.
Be sure your roof structure is capable of support-
ing a weight of 65 Kg when the van is in motion.
(Normally if the roof can support a static load of
approximately 100 Kg it meets this requirement).
(FIG. 3.C.4)
4. ROOF PREPARATIONS
!
Disconnect all power supplies to the van, insure the
generator (if present) is shut off and disconnect the
positive battery terminal from the battery before per-
forming any cutting on the van. FAILURE TO FOLLOW
THIS INSTRUCTION MAY CREATE A SHOCK HAZARD
(FIG. 4)
FIG. 3.C.3
*CABINET - PROHIBITS USE
WEIGHT OF A/C
PLUS SERVICE
""'O_
FIG. 3.C.4
t
DISCONNECT d
BATTERY
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