Electrical Climate Control System - Fleetwood 2013 Recreational Vehicle Owner's Manual

Electrical Systems
• Dis c onnect the battery(ies) before performing
any maintenance on the generator. Allow
the generator to cool before performing any
maintenance .
• Do not use the generator as an emer
gency power source to a general
residential or industrial utility line.
This is illegal and may cause shock
or electrocution to power line utility
personnel attempting to repair power lines.
!
WARNING
Do not modify the generator installation or exhaust
system in any way.
Do not use the generator as an emergency power
source to a general residential or industrial utility line.
This is illegal and may cause shock or electrocution
to power line utility personnel attempting to repair
power lines.
!
WARNING
Do not block the generator ventilating air inlets or
outlets. The engine re quires a constant supply of
cooling air. Restricted ventilating air inlets or outlets
can cause engine failure.
!
WARNING
Exhaust gases are deadly. Inspect the generator
exhaust system thoroughly before starting the gen-
erator engine. Do not block the tail pipe or situate the
motor home in a place where the exhaust gases have
any possibility of accumulating either outside, under-
neath, or inside your vehicle or any nearby vehicles.
Outside air movements can carry exhaust gases
inside the vehicle through windows or other openings
remote from the generator exhaust. Operate the gen-
erator only when safe dispersion of exhaust gases
can be assured, and monitor outside conditions to
be sure that exhaust gases continue to be dispersed
safely.
ELECTRICAL CLIMATE CONTROL
SYSTEM (If Equipped)
The dual air conditioners are controlled by the
Electronic Climate Control system. This system
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allows both automatic and manual control of the
rooftop air conditioners and the furnace(s) in
your motor home.
The system will automatically control the
air conditioner temperature, and when in the
AUTOMATIC mode, it will control the fan
speed to provide the necessary cooling at the
quietest fan speed.
The system also monitors the current being
drawn by all the electrical appliances in the
motor home. Since the air conditioners draw
a large amount of current, the climate control
system may turn the compressor off to prevent
circuit overload. In this mode the fan blows but
cold air is not being created. Once the system
NOTE
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A troubleshooting guide and function manual that
explains this system is included with your motor home
Owner's Information Package.
turns them off, it will keep them off as long as
required, and then automatically return them to
normal operation.
The system is designed to operate from 120-
volt, 30-amp AC service ONLY. Connection of
the motor home to any other power source will
cause improper operation of the system. If only
20-amp service is available, current load man-
agement must be done manually by the owner
and only one air conditioner can be operated at
any one time.
ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS
Because of the many models, floor plans and
option variations available, it is beyond the
scope of this manual to include wiring diagrams.
In certain situations, specific wiring diagrams
may be available to help troubleshoot a prob-
lem. If you need specific wiring information,
please contact your dealer. Complete wiring dia-
grams are not available.