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LiviNq WiTh YOUR MOTOR HOME
Erroneous tank level indications can be caused by:
a. Water with low mineral content. The level is measured by a
very low level electrical signal traveling through the liquid.
Some water may not conduct the signal properly. This con-
dition may be infrequent, but can exist. Check the panel
reading when the fresh water tank is filled.
b. Material trapped on the sides of the holding tanks may give
a full reading when the tank is actually empty.
To check the battery charge:
1. Unplug the 120-volt AC power cord to turn the power con-
verter off.
2. Press BATTERY rocker switch on the panel.
3. Turn on a light or any 12-volt appliance. The battery must
be checked with a load.
4. Read battery condition on the meter. Red is low, yellow is
fair and green is good.
Your motor home was designed primarily for recreational use
and short term occupancy. If you intend to occupy the motor
home for an extended period, you should understand that the
additional wear will cause premature deterioration of
structure, interior finishes, fabrics, carpeting, drapes,
appliances and fixtures. You should also be prepared to deal
with condensation and the humid conditions that may be
encountered. The relatively small volume, and tight, compact
construction of modern recreational vehicles mean that
normal living activities of even a few occupants will lead to
rapid saturation of the air, and the appearance of visible
moisture, especially in cold weather.
Just as moisture collects on the outside of a glass of cold
water during humid weather, moisture can condense on the
inside surfaces of your motor home during use in cold
weather when humidity of the interior air is high.
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NOTE
If the sensor probes
mounted in the tanks get
coated with grease, the
monitor panel may indi-
cate falsely or not at al/.
Avoid pouring grease,
oils or similar substances
down drains or the toilet.
If this is unavoidable, the
holding tank(s) should be
washed out with a soapy
water solution. See your
dealer
for
additional
information.
EFFECTS OF
LONG TERM
OCCUPANCY
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