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i.
If you lose power to the slides, or refrigerator or AC units (You may still have fans but no
cold air) you will want to check that the 100-amp breaker that is located under the top
step entering the coach has not tripped. After you open the latch on the step, on the left
side of the compartment when looking down into the compartment you will see a
breaker with a cylindric blue post sticking out of it. If the fuse has tripped, a yellow
switch will have dropped down under the fuse. You will need to reach down and push
that switch back up into the fuse. When you push the blue post, it will drop that yellow
switch back out of the fuse and you will need to again push it back up into the fuse.
2. Inverter/AGS
a. See camp setup/takedown checklists
3. TV's
a. All TV's are usable while under way.
b. The main cabin TV is attached to a DVD player located in the cabinets above the
sectional.
c. Both TVs in the bunks are also a DVD player.
d. The TV in the master bedroom, the outside TV and the main TV will all be able to view
from the cable source that is located on the driver's side rear of the coach if cable is
provided at your location.
e. All remotes have Velcro attached and should be kept close to the TV they belong to for
ease of use.
4. HDMI Inputs
a. "RV There?" does not provide game consoles, but you are welcome to connect your
own to this HDMI in the read of the television or there is an HDMI cable in the cabinet
above the couch as well.
5. Water System
a. When you pick up the coach all waste tanks will be empty and the freshwater tank will
be full, or partially full.
b. Water pump on/ switches are located on the main screen of the touch screen, in the
bathroom and next to the kitchen area.
c. If you're mostly travelling and not staying in developed RV resorts, you'll need to plan
for stops to empty the waste tanks and refill the freshwater tank. More on this later.
d. Do not fill sinks or toilet above half way while driving as it may slosh out and cause
water damage.
e. Try your best to conserve water by taking very short showers.
f.
Levels can be checked at the touch screen control panel.
6. Heating and Air Conditioning
a. There are 2 thermostats in the coach, and each can be controlled independently on the
touch screen on the thermostat screen. The rear option runs the rear rooftop A/C unit
and the heater for the entire coach. Remember that the propane must be on for the
heat to work. I recommend bringing along an electric heater to be used when you are
attached to shore power, but you will not be able to run an electric heater when
running on batteries. The front thermostat runs the front rooftop A/C unit only.
b. These thermostats operate like any other non-programmable thermostat so they're
pretty self-explanatory.
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