Electrical; Electrical; Toilet; Deodorizers - Airstream Bambi 2020 Owner's Manual

Interior

Toilet

The RV toilet in your Airstream is a design that has
been used for many years� There is either one or two
pedals depending on your model� On two pedal models
the large pedal opens and closes the slide mechanism,
while the smaller pedal opens and closes a water
valve� On single pedal models the pedal opens the
slide mechanism and flushes water at the same time.
In normal use, when you are hooked up to city water,
both pedals are depressed together� This dumps the
sewage and fresh water flushes down the side of the
bowl� Water will continue to run into the bowl for a short
time after the pedals are released�
When you wish to conserve water, hold the hand-spray
head over the bowl and hold down the thumb-operated
lever� When depressing the pedal, all the water is
routed through the hand-spray�
NOTE
When you dump the bowl of the toilet, make
sure all paper and solids have cleared the slide
mechanism before you allow it to close. Failure
to do so can cause the groove for the slide to
become jammed and the slide will no longer close
completely.
Please see the toilet owner's/user manual for warranty
and user tips, and maintenance information�

Deodorizers

There are many deodorizers on the market in tablet,
liquid, and powder form� These not only combat odor,
but also stimulate the bacteria that works to dissolve
the solids in your tank�

Faucets

Galley Faucet

Moen, Chateau Single-Handled Kitchen Faucet
Model - 7425
5-6
Lavatory Faucet (19CB, 20FB and 22FB Model)
Ramco, Single-handled Lavatory Faucet
Model - F-N-ML202-SN

Faucet Cleaning and Care

All that is needed to clean your faucet is a soft, damp
cloth� Airstream does not recommend the use of scour
pads, cleansers, or chemicals� The abrasive nature of
these substances could damage the faucet's finish. A
non-abrasive car wax will help to protect the finish.

Electrical

Battery/12-Volt System Information

The major portion of electrical power in your
Airstream is 12-volt� The 12-volt current powers all
gas appliances for controls and/or ignition as well as
lighting� An exception would be the range which has its
own ignition source�
All 12-volt current comes through the battery system
in the front of your trailer� The batteries are accessible
in the battery box on the A-frame of your trailer� Power
from the batteries goes to a set of Type 2 thermal
breakers� The breakers are tied together by a brass
bus bar� One breaker (30-amp) protects the 12-volt
tow vehicle charge line coming from the 7-way cord�
Another breaker (20-amp) feeds the trailer brakes
breakaway switch located near the hitch coupler� A
50-amp breaker feeds the battery disconnect relay�
The current leaves the relay and travels to the 12-volt
distribution panel, located in the converter, and then
to the rest of the trailer� Open the decorative door on
the front of the converter to access the panel and its
fuses� A 12-volt layout diagram is shown in Section 8 -
Maintenance�
If you replace a blown fuse and it immediately blows
again, do not replace the fuse again until a qualified
service technician can correct the problem�
2020 Bambi