Electrical; Electrical; Faucets; Galley Faucet - Airstream FLYING CLOUD 2024 Owner's Manual

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Interior

Faucets

Galley Faucet

Airstream part #602453
Delta - Model 9913-AR-DST
NOTE
The reach of the galley faucet pull-down sprayer
can be adjusted by moving the weight attached
to the hose under the sink; Phillips head
screwdriver required.

Lavatory Faucet

Airstream part #602871
Pfister - Model LG42-WR0K

Faucet Cleaning and Care

All that is needed to clean your faucet is a soft, damp
cloth� Moen 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.
5-8

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 the 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�
For more information;
see Electrical Diagrams on page
8-18�
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�
If the replacement fuse holds for a week or more and
the gap in the fusible metal is barely melted apart, this
usually indicates an overload condition� Reducing the
number of lights or appliances used on that particular
circuit at the same time could prevent any further fuse
failure�
For important battery maintenance information,
Batteries on page
8-10�
see
2024 Flying Cloud

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