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OWNER'S MANUAL
Tiffin Motorhomes, Inc.
105 2nd St. NW • Red Bay, AL 35582
Phone: 256-356-8661
Email: info@tiffinmotorhomes.com

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  • Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL Tiffin Motorhomes, Inc. 105 2nd St. NW • Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-356-8661 Email: info@tiffinmotorhomes.com...
  • Page 2 105 2nd St. NW • Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-356-8661 Email: info@tiffinmotorhomes.com www.tiffinmotorhomes.com To view or download a full color, printable version of this owner’s manual, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...
  • Page 3 However, due to Tiffin Motorhomes’ ongoing and dedicated commitment to excellence, improve- ment of Tiffin’s motor homes is a continuing process. Consequently, Tiffin Motorhomes reserves the right to make substitutions and improvements in its makes and models of motor homes without prior notification.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 General Information Welcome ..................2 About This Manual ................ 2 Delivery ..................3 Dealer Responsibilities ..............3 Customer Responsibilities ............3 Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty .......... 4 Major Equipment Manufacturers .......... 4 Warranty Service ................5 Owner’s Information Package ............5 Customer Relations ..............6 Specification Labels .............. 6 Weighing Procedures ..............8 Weight Distribution ............... 8...
  • Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Major Appliances Residential Refrigerator .............. 37 Ice Maker ..................37 Microwave Oven ................ 38 Air Filtration Fan ................ 38 Cook Top ..................Dishwasher ................ 42 Washer/dryer ................ 43 6 Entertainment Television Antenna.............. 45 Television Satellite ..............45 Television Sets ................46 Infrared Repeater ................ 47 Surround System ................47 Bluray/DVD Player ................ 47 7 Cabinets & Furniture Cabinets ..................49 Furniture ..................51 Bedroom Area ................52 8 Structural Features Chassis Statement ............... 54 9 Electrical Features General Information ..............
  • Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 Slide-out Features Slide-out Overview .............. 71 General Considerations .............. 71 Operating Precautions ............... 72 Extending the Slide-out Room ............72 Retracting the Slide-out Room ............ 73 11 Exterior Features Towing Hitch ................75 Exterior Sides ................75 Security Lights ................76 Roof & Ladder ................76 Electric Steps ................77 Mirrors ..................79 12 Interior Features Bedspread .................. 81 Flooring ..................82 Ceiling ................... 82 Window Treatments ..............83 13 Plumbing & Bath Features Monitor Panel ................85 Kitchen Sink ................. 85 Bath, Sink and Shower Accessories ..........86...
  • Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS 14 Windows, Awnings, Vents & Doors Windows ..................98 Awnings ..................99 Vents .................. 100 Doors .................. 100 15 Driving Your Motorhome Triple Vision Camera Monitor System ........102 Side Mount Camera ..............102 CB Radio System Antenna Connection ........ 103 AM/FM/CD Stereo System ............103 Dashboard Heating/Cooling Controls ......... 103 Automatic Leveling System ............104 16 Routine Maintenance Washing Your Motorhome ............107 Seals ................... 108 Proper Sealants for Application ..........109 Wheel Care ................. 110 Roof Care & Maintenance ............111 Moisture Management ..............102 Tire & Safety Information ............114 Tire Pressure ................126 Interior Care ................131 Fabrics ..................

  • Page 8: General Information

    GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 9: Welcome

    Tiffin Motorhomes beyond the standard written warranty. The descriptions, illustrations, and speci- fications in this manual were correct at the time of printing and Tiffin Motorhomes reserves the right to change specifications or design without notice, and without incurring obligation to install the same on products previously manufactured.

  • Page 10: Delivery

    The customer is responsible for regular and proper maintenance of the motorhome. Properly maintain- ing your motorhome will prevent conditions arising from neglect that are not covered by your Tiffin Motorhomes limited warranty. The maintenance guidelines in this manual and any other, applicable manual(s) should be followed.

  • Page 11: Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty

    Tiffin Motorhomes dealer. 3. Please ask questions about anything you don’t fully understand about your Allegro Bus. Tiffin Mo- torhomes is here to serve you and assure that you have all the information necessary for your safe and enjoyable use of your new motor home.

  • Page 12: Warranty Service

    (basic warranty: 12 months or 12,000 miles). Tiffin Motorhomes warrants its unitized construction for 10 years and its laminations for five years. Any service work performed after the expiration of the Tiffin Motorhomes warranties WILL NOT be covered by those warranties.

  • Page 13: Customer Relations

    If you wish to schedule maintenance or service or wish to order parts, you should notify your local authorized Tiffin Motorhomes dealership to set up an appointment. If you are unsure of the location of your nearest authorized Tiffin Motorhomes dealership, please access the Tiffin Motorhomes website at www.tiffinmotorhomes.com and then click on the “Locate Dealer”...
  • Page 14 GENERAL INFORMATION • An indication of the contents of the motorhome weight label affixed to the motorhome. • A concise explanation of the following items: Vehicle Weight (VW) distribution and Proper weighing techniques to be used to weigh the vehicle. ••Specific definitions for the following terminology: Gross Vehicle-Weight Rating...

  • Page 15: Weighing Procedures

    GENERAL INFORMATION Gross Axle-Weight Rating (GAWR) – This is the maximum allowable weight for an axle; the GAWR considers the weakest link in the tire, wheel, brakes, hubs, axle, springs, and attaching parts. To illus- trate, if the axle is rated at 15,000 pounds and the tires are rated at 3,200 pounds each as a dual instal- lation;...

  • Page 16: Safety Messages

    GENERAL INFORMATION SAFETY MESSAGES Please note that several labels listed in this manual represent items that need your attention. The Dan- ger, Warning, Caution, and Notice labels alert you to precautions that may help you avoid damage to your motorhome, its equipment or your personal safety. Please read and follow them carefully. N OT I C E NOTICE is used to address practices not re- lated to personal injury.

  • Page 17: Safety Instructions

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 18: Safety Considerations

    SAFETY SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Prior to using your motorhome, especially for the first time or after a long period of non-use, please read thoroughly all the instructions in the Owner’s Manual and the chassis-manufacturer’s manual be- fore attempting to operate your motorhome. There are several safety considerations which you should realize and follow while your Phaeton is in motion.

  • Page 19: Pre-Departure Check List

    SAFETY YOUR PRE-DEPARTURE CHECKLIST For your continued safety and convenience, the following is a representative “check list” designed to assure your safety while driving: √ Clean all windows, mirrors, and light lenses (front, back, side) to assure that you can “see” and “be seen. ” Reposition any mirrors other fixtures to provide an unobstructed view (front, sides, and back) from the driver’s seat.

  • Page 20: Driving Safety

    SAFETY DRIVING SAFETY Various adjustments need to be made to assure the driver’s comfort and the safety of the motorhome before starting and moving the motorhome; these in- clude: • Do not attempt to ad- just the driver’s seat while the vehicle is moving.

  • Page 21: Fuels For The Motorhome

    SAFETY FUELS FOR THE MOTORHOME W ARNING Figure 2-2: tank Liquid propane (LP) gas containers, gasoline, or other flammable liquids are not to be placed or stored inside the motorhome because a fire or explosion may occur. LP gas containers (Figure 2-2) are equipped with safety valves that may relieve excess pressure by discharging gas into the atmosphere—any containment of that vent- ed LP gas constitutes an explosive hazard.

  • Page 22: Liquid Propane Gas System

    SAFETY LIQUID PROPANE (LP) GAS SYSTEM Check the propane gas system for leaks yearly or as necessary. If you smell gas within the motorhome, quickly perform the following: IF YOU SMELL PROPANE • Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials. •...
  • Page 23 SAFETY The liquid, when it passes through the tank valve to a lower pressure, vaporizes into a gas, and then passes through a regulator to maintain a constant pressure. This gas, then, is the actual fuel distributed through the LP-gas manifold system to the LP-based appliances used in your motorhome. LP-appliance lighting problems are typically caused by an improperly-adjusted gas regulator.

  • Page 24: Lp Gas Regulator

    SAFETY LP GAS REGULATOR The LP gas regulator (Figure 2-4) is the most critical element of the LP-gas distribution sys- tem. The regulator converts the high-pressure LP gas from the tank into a reduced-pressure LP-gas supply suitable for use in the various appliances in the motorhome.

  • Page 25: Carbon Monoxide Warning

    SAFETY RECOMMENDED CARBON MONOXIDE WARNING PRACTICES WAR NIN G The following practices are recom- mended to assure continued safety and reliability of the LP gas system. These are, of course, representative; Avoid inhaling exhaust gases as they con- not necessarily exhaustive. In all tain carbon monoxide, which is a colorless, cases, use common sense in the use odorless and poisonous gas.
  • Page 26 SAFETY Since LP gas is more dense than air, the LP gas will naturally settle to the lowest point in an enclosed space. In the motor- home, this would be the floor. Because of this, the CO/LP gas detector (Figure 2-5) is neces- Figure 2-5: sarily mounted close Carbon Monoxide alarm...
  • Page 27 SAFETY senior citizens, and people with cardiovascular or respiratory problems. Consequently, it is prudent to check the CO monitor regularly for normal operation and to remain aware of the symptoms of CO poisoning which include dizziness, nausea, vomiting, muscular twitch- ing, throbbing in the temples, incoherent thinking and speech, weakness, sleepiness, and intense head- aches.

  • Page 28: Fire Safety

    Tiffin Motorhomes has taken every precaution and design practice to minimize or negate this possibil- ity, but the final determination rests with the owner and user of the motorhome.

  • Page 29: Smoke Detector

    SAFETY SMOKE DETECTOR The Phaeton is equipped with a battery-operated smoke detector (Figure 2-7) located on the ceiling in the living area of the motorhome. The smoke detector should be tested on a weekly basis, before each trip, and after any period of storage of the motorhome.

  • Page 30: Emergency Exits

    SAFETY EMERGENCY EXITS In the living areas of the motorhome, there are emer- gency exit windows (Figure 2-9 and 2-10). These win- dows are designed for emergency exits when it is not practical to exit by the door, which also is an emergency exit - in the front of the motorhome.

  • Page 31: Towing Hitch

    Any vehicles to be towed by the motorhome should have adequate active braking. Tiffin Motorhomes does not recommend using any type of hydraulic towing lift that attaches to the rear of the motorhome designed to carry motorcycles, scooters, golf carts, etc.

  • Page 32: Heating And Air Conditioning

    HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 33: Aqua Hot System

    HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING AQUA-HOT HEATING SYSTEM (OPTIONAL) The Phaeton may include an optional Aqua-Hot heating sys- tem (Figure 3-1) that provides a continuous, on-demand sup- ply of domestic hot water, as well as interior zone heating when and where it is needed. To activate the Aqua-Hot heating system, there is a switch on the wall panel located near the bedroom.By activating this switch, a supply of hot water as well as interior heat can be...
  • Page 34 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING For detailed operations on using the Aqua-Hot Heating System, refer to the owner’s manual in your Tiffin Owner’s Information Package. N OTIC E Yearly maintenance is required on the burner portion of the Aqua-Hot heating system.

  • Page 35: Furnace

    HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING FURNACE N OTIC E NEVER attempt to modify the furnace. To do so may cause fire, explosion, carbon monoxide poisoning or asphyxiation. If the furnace is malfunction- ing, immediately shut the unit “off” and call a trained service technician as soon as possible.
  • Page 36 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING To shut down the furnace, turn the thermostat to the “off ” position. Even though the thermostat may be turned “off, ” the furnace system will continue to run for about a minute or so to permit a gradual cool-down of the heating system which is normal.

  • Page 37: Air Conditioning System

    HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM The factory-installed air-conditioning system is designed for 120 VAC power supplied either from the external power cord or from the generator. For the best cooling scenarios, park the motorhome in a shady location whenever possible and close drapes on those windows exposed to direct sunlight. The air-conditioned, cooled air is emitted through the vents which are located in the roof throughout the entire coach along the passenger side.

  • Page 38: Thermostat Controls

    HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING THERMOSTAT CONTROLS The following is a brief overview of how best to use the thermostat (Figure 3-8). For more detailed instructions, please consult the ther- mostat literature in the Owner’s Information Package. 1. Use the “Thermostat” switch to select the de- sired function (e.g., COOL, OFF, GAS HEAT, or ELEC HEAT).

  • Page 39: Lp Gas System

    LP GAS SYSTEM Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 40: Liquid Propane Tank

    LP GAS SYSTEM LIQUID PROPANE (LP) TANK The Phaeton is equipped with an ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)-approved LP tank (Figure 4-1) which is equipped with an automatic pressure regulator. This tank contains liquid petroleum fuel under high pressure. A LP gas-distribution system distributes the gas to those appliances using such in the motorhome.

  • Page 41: Lp Tank Filling Practices

    LP GAS SYSTEM NOT ICE If a gas leak is noted or suspected, turn “off” the main valve and keep the LP gas system “off” until that system is inspected by a qualified service techni- cian as soon as possible. Do not delay in addressing any possible gas leaks with appropriate service because of the inherent hazards to safety.
  • Page 42 LP GAS SYSTEM N OT ICE When a LP gas regulator is installed or re-installed, the regulator must al- ways be installed with the gas diaphragm vent facing downwards. For more information, consult the manufacturer’s literature in your Owner’s Informa- tion Package that came with the motorhome.

  • Page 43: Major Appliances

    MAJOR APPLIANCES Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 44: Residential Refrigerator

    APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES RESIDENTIAL REFRIGERATOR The Phaeton is equipped with a 110-volt style resi- dential refrigerator which is powered from an outside source or from the unit’s generator or inverter which uses the 12 volt battery power supply. This unit operates as most home refrigerators do. NOTE: While traveling, the refrigerator will be pow- ered by the inverter.

  • Page 45: Microwave Oven

    APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES MICROWAVE/CONVECTION RANGE The Phaeton contains a microwave/con- vection oven (Figure 5-3). All microwave ranges operate on 120-volt AC electrical power, supplied either by the external electrical hookup or by the onboard elec- trical generator in the motorhome. Touch pad controls are used for operat- ing the convection microwave (i.e.

  • Page 46: Cook Top

    APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES OVEN AND COOK TOP The Phaeton is equipped with a standard recessed three burner cook top or it may have an optional, three-burner, recessed cook top with oven. Do not attempt to adjust the oven pilot light as it has been factory-adjusted and factory-set.
  • Page 47 APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES INDUCTION COOK TOP (OPTIONAL) The Phaeton may be equipped with a n op- tional two-burner induction cook top that requires 50 amp service or the generator to operate. The control panel features options on op- erating the following settings: HEATING - This is the default function of the induction cook top.
  • Page 48 APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES DA N GE R All LP gas-operated appliances in the motorhome will consume oxygen. If the motorhome is totally closed during such operation, the oxygen level may be reduced and the associated carbon monoxide level may be increased thereby causing possible harm or death to the occupants through asphyxiation.

  • Page 49: Dishwasher

    APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES DISHWASHER (OPTIONAL) The Phaeton may be equipped with an optional com- pact dishwasher (Figure 5-7). If such is installed, the following operating instructions may be used to op- erate that dishwasher: 1. Load the dishes. 2. Add desired detergent and rinse-aid solution. 3.

  • Page 50: Washer/Dryer

    APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES WA R NIN G The dishwasher must have 110 power or inverter power at all times to be locked during transit. If not, the dishwasher could disengage during travel. To ensure that the dishwasher is properly locked for travel, follow the steps below: Push the center control, located on the face of the dishwasher, until it blinks green.

  • Page 51: Entertainment

    ENTERTAINMENT Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 52: Television Antenna

    Antenna with Control located in the upper cabinet in front of the passenger seat and over the entrance door. After re-directing the antenna, you must rescan channels. NOTE: Due to Tiffin Motorhomes’ commitment to continuous research and development, some units may also contain televisions manufactured by other companies (e.g. Panasonic, Samsung, etc.). Please refer to the information in your Owner’s Information Package on setup for these brands.

  • Page 53: Television Sets

    ENTERTAINMENT To set up your satellite receiver for Dish Network: 1. Remove the satellite dome cover on top of the motorhome by releasing the screws around the dome. 2. Change dish settings to 4-7-8 by adjusting the dip switches to the down position (8 is already in the down position).

  • Page 54: Infrared Repeater

    ENTERTAINMENT INFRARED REPEATER The Phaeton features an infrared repeater which enables the owner to utilize the satellite remote con- trol from various areas of the coach. An infrared repeater will be located in the bedroom and by the overhead TV located in the driver’s area. If your Phaeton has the optional outside entertainment sys- tem, this feature will be located on it also.

  • Page 55: Cabinets & Furniture

    CABINETS & FURNITURE Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 56: Cabinets

    CABINETS & FURNITURE CABINETS Your Phaeton contains cab- inetry installed throughout the entire motorhome from the driver’s area, through the kitchen/dining areas, and back into the bedroom. The cabinetry has been de- signed and built to provide ample storage space, to be easily accessible, and to be conveniently located to sup- port the areas of concern.
  • Page 57 CABINETS & FURNITURE made about the Tiffin-supplied cabinetry which may or may not be applicable for your specific Phaeton configuration. Cabinets are provided in the kitchen/dining area to accommodate the routine cooking utensils and groceries normally desired for travel. Storage space within these cabinets has been designed to accom- modate the typical sizes and configurations of food supplies (e.g., cereal boxes, condiments, canned...

  • Page 58: Furniture

    CABINETS & FURNITURE FURNITURE KITCHEN, LIVING & DINING AREAS On all of the various floor plans of the Phaeton, a built-in dinette booth (Fig- ure 7-3) is standard. This dinette provides additional storage under the seat area of the booth, in addition to providing additional sleep- ing facilities.

  • Page 59: Bedroom Area

    CABINETS & FURNITURE The driver’s seat is manually operated and has swiv- el features. When the motor home is parked, the driver’s seat can be swiveled to face into the living room. To swivel this chair, first extend the slide- out room.

  • Page 60: Structural Features

    STRUCTURAL FEATURES Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 61: Chassis Statement

    The chassis of your Tiffin Motorhomes Phaeton was built by and is warranted by Freightliner. The operating instructions for that chassis are included in the Chassis Owner’s Manual which is provided with your Phaeton and is a part of the Owner’s Information Package furnished to you by your Tiffin Motorhomes dealership.

  • Page 62: Electrical Features

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 63: General Information

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES GENERAL INFORMATION There are two electrical systems in your Phaeton motorhome. These are the 12-volt DC (VDC) system and the 120-volt AC (VAC) system. Most standard appliances require the 120-VAC system, while the majority of the lighting systems used in the Allegro use the 12-VDC electrical system. The electrical power for the 12 VDC system is supplied by the batteries of the Phaeton.

  • Page 64: Electrical Cautions

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES EL ECT R ICAL CAU T IO N S • Careless handling of electrical components can be fatal. Do not touch or use electrical components or appliances while feet are bare, while hands are wet, or while standing in water or on wet ground. •...

  • Page 65: Multiplex System

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES MULTIPLEX SYSTEM Your motorhome features a 12 VDC multiplex system (Figure 9-1). This system allows the ability to control circuits from multiple loca- tions in the coach. Each switch allows you to turn a circuit on or off with individual button presses and provides an indicator light to tell you the status of the circuit (i.e.

  • Page 66: Circuit Breaker Boxes

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES CIRCUIT BREAKER BOXES For the Phaeton, the 120 VAC and 12 VDC breaker boxes (Figure 9-2) vary depending on your specific floorplan, however, in most floor plans, they are locat- ed in the rear closet. The circuit breakers and associated fuses are installed to protect the electrical system of the Phaeton from any overloads.

  • Page 67: Battery Inspection And Care

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES BATTERY INSPECTION AND CARE The motorhome batteries (Figure 9-4) are locat- ed on a sliding tray which extend from an under- neath compartment. When batteries are not used for extended peri- ods of time, they will gradually lose their electri- cal charge.

  • Page 68: Battery Disconnect Panel

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES Don’t overfill the cells; follow the filling directions exactly. This battery checkup should be done on a regular basis to realize the fullest service possible from the batteries over the longest time possible. If the Phaeton to be stored for an extended period of time, the 12 VDC battery system should be disconnected—this procedure will prevent unnecessary drain and corrosion of the batteries and their terminals.
  • Page 69 ELECTRICAL FEATURES The engine battery disconnect panel is located in the outside battery storage compartment located on the rear of the pas- senger’s side of the motorhome. On the upper, right-hand side of that compartment is an- other rotary switch (Figure 9-6) which, when activated, dis- connects the “engine”...

  • Page 70: 12-Volt Dc Receptacles

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES 12 VOLT DC (VDC) RECEPTACLES Your Phaeton is equipped with a 12 VDC receptacle conveniently located inside of the center console (Figure 9-9). This 12 VDC receptacle can be used for providing power to various items, such as cellular phones, person- al computers, or portable communications equipment.
  • Page 71 ELECTRICAL FEATURES ically 5 to 100 watts, depending upon the setting you’ve selected). Whenever there is no load detected, the inverter automatically goes into search mode (sleep) to minimize energy consumption. During this time, the inverter’ s green LED flashes (fast) to indicate SEARCH mode. When an appliance is switched on inside the coach, the inverter recognizes the need for power and automatically starts the inverter.

  • Page 72: Gfci Receptacles

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES 120 VOLT (VAC) AC RECEPTACLES Your Phaeton motorhome is equipped with several Figure 9-12: 120 VAC 120 VAC receptacles (Figure 9-5) located through- receptacle out the interior of the motorhome. These 120 VAC receptacles are of the “three-prong” variety; the third prong being a grounding pin which provides adequate grounding to protect one from any electrical shock.

  • Page 73: Electrical Generator

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES assure that the GFCI function is working—all one need do to test this function is to push that upper button: To reset this GFCI breaker, push the lower button (the “reset” button) to restore power to all the GFCI receptacles on this circuit. These receptacles protect the user from ground faults between an electrically “hot”...

  • Page 74: Automatic Transfer Switch

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES rate prior to shedding any loads. Working together, an inverter assist feature is available. Normally the inverter is at rest when shore power is available. EMS utilizes the inverter and the coach battery bank to smooth out peak load demands. The inverter assist feature scales back the charge rate in order to have more 120VAC power available for the appliances.

  • Page 75: Circuit Breakers

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES CIRCUIT BREAKERS The 12 VDC circuit breakers (Figure 9-17) are lo- cated in an external storage compartment. When the circuit breakers are shut down or elec- trically tripped, they must be manually reset. These breakers protect the slide-outs, the AC ignition, the electric step, the 30-amp ignition system, and the 12 VDC disconnect system.

  • Page 76: Seven-Pin Towing Connector

    ELECTRICAL FEATURES SEVEN-PIN TOWING CONNECTOR Your Phaeton equipped with a stan- dard, 7-pin connector near the towing hitch at the rear of the mo- torhome to supply the necessary circuitry to control a towed vehi- cle. The wiring of that connector is shown in the accompanying diagram (see Figure...

  • Page 77: Slide-Out Features

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  • Page 78: Slide-Out Overview

    SLIDE-OUT FEATURES SLIDE-OUT OVERVIEW C AU TIO N The motorhome must be parked and the leveling jacks must be used to level the motor home PRIOR to activating the slide-out features and the ignition switch must be in the “on” position. The emergency foot brake and parking brake must be engaged.

  • Page 79: Operating Precautions

    SLIDE-OUT FEATURES OPERATING PRECAUTIONS Before the slide-out-room mechanism is to be used, make sure the motorhome is parked, the leveling process has been properly completed. Verify that no obstacles (e.g., branches, trees, telephone poles, power/water hookups, trash bins, etc.) are within a five-foot space envelope of that slide-out room to keep from damaging the slide-out room when it is finally deployed.

  • Page 80: Retracting The Slide-Out Room

    SLIDE-OUT FEATURES RETRACTING THE SLIDE-OUT ROOM 1. Before attempting to move the motorhome, the slide-out room must be fully retracted. 2. Verify that the 12 VDC system is fully charged and connected to the electrical system. 3. Make sure all personal equipment and any children are away from the slide-out. 4.

  • Page 81: Exterior Features

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  • Page 82: Towing Hitch

    Use of stiff bristle brushes or other harsh abrasives may cause scratches in the fiberglass surfaces. Please note: Tiffin Motorhomes is NOT responsible for the weathering Figure 11-2: and/or oxidation of gel-coated sur- Exterior of Phaeton faces.

  • Page 83: Security Lights

    EXTERIOR FEATURES SECURITY LIGHTS On the Phaeton, exterior security lights (Figure 11-3) are standard features. A light is installed on the passenger side of the coach to help light that side of the Phaeton for added protection. This light can serve as a “porch light” when the motorhome is parked and the awning is deployed so that various activi- ties (e.g., sitting outside, grilling, visiting) at dusk and later can be enjoyed by the motorhome owners and their guests.

  • Page 84: Electric Steps

    EXTERIOR FEATURES ELECTRIC STEPS The Phaeton is equipped with electric door steps (Figure 11-5). The switch (Figure 11-6) to op- erate these steps is located in the door stairwell. When the power switch for the steps is in the “on” position, simply open the door and the steps will automatically extend.
  • Page 85 EXTERIOR FEATURES NOTIC E If the door is opened and closed without allowing the step to extend fully and lock in the “DOWN” position, the step will retract and lock in the “UP” position. When the door is re-opened, the step will not extend. The power switch must be turned “on” for the step to extend.

  • Page 86: Mirrors

    EXTERIOR FEATURES MIRRORS This motorhome is equipped with remote-controlled, exterior, rear-view mir- rors (Figure 11-7). Always adjust the mirrors for maximum rear visibility prior to driving. If an- other driver is to drive, be sure the mirrors are readjusted to accommodate the second driver.

  • Page 87: Interior Features

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  • Page 88: Bedspread

    INTERIOR FEATURES BEDSPREAD As a furnished part of the bedroom suite, a bed- spread with matching pillow accessories (Figure 12-1) is included with the Phaeton. For the bedspread and pillow shams, cleaning in- structions are “for dry-cleaning only. ” As the bed- spread was made with materials treated for stain resistance;...

  • Page 89: Ceiling

    INTERIOR FEATURES HEATED TILE FLOOR (OPTIONAL) Your Phaeton may be equipped with an optional heated tile floor. The heated tile floor does not heat the air but gently warms the surrounding surfaces and occupants, allowing for a lower thermostat setting than traditional heating methods while providing the same comfort level.

  • Page 90: Ceiling Fan

    INTERIOR FEATURES CEILING FAN The ceiling fan (Figure 12-5) operates on 12V power and features a two-speed fan (low and high). There is a switch on the fan itself to allow for the desired rotation, clockwise or counterclockwise. To change rotation, be sure the main fan switch is in the “off ”...

  • Page 91: Plumbing & Bath Features

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  • Page 92: Freshwater System

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES FRESHWATER SYSTEM MONITOR PANEL The monitor panel (Figure 13-1) permits check- ing the approximate levels in the fresh, gray, and black water holding tanks. The monitor panel is located in the hallway and will run as an automatic feature of the motor- home.

  • Page 93: Bath, Sink And Shower Accessories

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES BATH SINK, SHOWER & ACCESSORIES The shower and sink in the bathroom are a solid, contin- uous surface. When cleaning this surface, use care to prevent scratching or marring it. Figure 13-3: Bathroom sink Figure 13-4: Shower WATER PUMP The water pump is self-priming and totally automatic,...

  • Page 94: City Water Connection

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES 6. The water pump is now ready for automatic operation. The pump will run when a faucet is open and stop when a faucet is closed. 7. Never allow the pump to run for long periods of time without water being present in the supply tank, as doing so may cause physical damage or blow fuses.

  • Page 95: Filling The Freshwater Tank

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES FILLING THE FRESHWATER TANK The freshwater tank is normally filled from the city water connection. The valve located in the service compartment near the water connection determines whether the city water is going through the water system or into the freshwater tank.

  • Page 96: Sanitizing

    If a fitting leak persists, disconnect it completely and visually inspect it for mineral deposits or foreign material stuck on the sealing surfaces. Clean the surfaces thoroughly and reinstall the fitting. Take the motorhome to an authorized Tiffin Motorhomes service center for additional repairs if the water sys- tem continues to leak.
  • Page 97 PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES 4. Pour the chlorine solution into the tank by accessing the potable water fill located outside the pas- senger side of the motorhome. 5. Remove the water filter and put filter housing back on. 6. Open each faucet, in turn, including the kitchen faucet, bath faucet, inside and outside showers, turning “on”...

  • Page 98: Toilet

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES TOILET The toilet (Figure 13-9) operates with water from either the fresh water tank with the water pump “on” or the city water supply. Before using the toilet, add water to the bottom of the tank. Refer to the “BLACK WATER TANK”...

  • Page 99: P-Traps

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES P-TRAPS Each of the sink drains and the shower drain has a water trap (P-trap) to prevent holding-tank odors from entering the vehicle. These traps must have water in them to trap odors. When the vehicle is in motion, the water may splash out of the sink and shower drains.

  • Page 100: Sewer Connection And Camping

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES the holding tanks prior to traveling. The carrying capacity of your vehicle will be reduced if water is left in the black or gray tanks. The holding tanks should only be drained when they are at least ¾ full. Doing this will provide a sufficient volume of water to allow the complete flushing of waste materials in the drain lines and hose.

  • Page 101: No Fuss Flush

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES NO FUSS FLUSH This vehicle may be equipped with a flushing system for the black-water holding tank. When draining your sewer tank, at- tach a water hose to the sewer spray connection. After the tank is drained, leave the gate valve “open” and open the water valve to allow water to spray inside the black-water tank.

  • Page 102: Aqua Hot System

    PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES AQUA-HOT HEATING SYSTEM The Phaeton may be equipped with an option- al Aqua-Hot heating system (Figure 13-12) that provides a continuous, on-demand supply of do- mestic hot water, as interior zone heating where and when it is needed. To activate the Aqua-Hot heating system, the aqua-hot switch (labeled “diesel burner switch”) located in the side cabinet above the driver’s seat...
  • Page 103 PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES N OTIC E Your Aqua-Hot heating system operates off the coach’s sole diesel tank. Keep in mind that the Aqua-Hot fuel tube is located higher up in the diesel tank than the coach’s engine fuel in order to prevent complete depletion of the disel fuel tank. BE SURE AN ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF FUEL IS IN THE TANK BEFORE DRY CAMPING.

  • Page 104: Windows, Awnings, Vents & Doors

    WINDOWS, AWNINGS, VENTS & DOORS Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 105: Windows

    Windows throughout the coach are designated as Figure 14-1: Phaeton windows “EXIT” windows in the event of an emergency. To help make the windows slide more easily, we recommend using Plexus Plastic Cleaner which can be purchased through the Tiffin Motorhomes Service Department.

  • Page 106: Awnings

    WINDOWS, AWNINGS, VENTS & DOORS AWNING The Phaeton will feature a Carefree of Colorado Wind Sensor patio awning (Figure 14-2) com- plete with direct response controls. The direct response controls offer a variety of convenient operating options for the motorized awning. During windy conditions, the system will retract the awning automatically.

  • Page 107: Vents

    WINDOWS, AWNINGS, VENTS & DOORS VENTS DOORS kitch- The primary entrance door to the motorhome has a key lock and a dead bolt for additional b a t h r o o m security. When the door is fully opened, the both door hinge automatically holds the door in an e q u i p p e d...

  • Page 108: Driving Your Motorhome

    DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 109: Triple Vision Camera Monitor System

    DRIVING TRIPLE VISION CAMERA MONITOR SYSTEM The rear-view monitoring system (Figure 15-1) is pro- vided to aid the driver in backing and parking the mo- torhome. A camera mounted on the rear of the vehicle feeds a tele- vised view of the rear of the motorhome to the monitor located in the front near the driver.

  • Page 110: Cb Radio System Antenna Connection

    DRIVING the same manner to show a rearward view of the right side of the motorhome when a right hand turn is made. CB RADIO SYSTEM ANTENNA CONNECTION As an option, the Phaeton may come equipped with an antenna and coaxial-cable connection to enable the own- er to install a Citizens Band (CB) radio of choice and op- erate it conveniently from the Allegro.

  • Page 111: Automatic Leveling System

    DRIVING AUTOMATIC LEVELING SYSTEM Phaeton equipped with a HWH computer-controlled single step leveling sys- tem. To operate the auto- matic hydraulic level- ing mode: 1. Set park brake. Igni- tion must be turned off. 2. Press the “Auto Lev- el” button one time. The leveling system ac- tive light will flash.
  • Page 112 DRIVING level the vehicle side to side first, if needed, before front to rear. 3. When leveling is completed, turn the ignition switch to the “OFF” position. To retract the jack in manual leveling mode: Simply turn igition to the “On” position and push the “Store” button. To manually override the jack system in event of power failure: 1.

  • Page 113: Routine Maintenance

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chapter...

  • Page 114: Washing Your Motorhome

    Add one cup of food grade distilled white vinegar to your wash bucket. Tiffin Motorhomes recommends the lambswool pad sold by Mary Moppins. This allows you to safely wash your coach from the ground by placing the pad on an extension.

  • Page 115: Seals

    If deterioration is noted during a routine maintenance inspection, reseal the seams or seals with an approved sealant to prevent leaks. Your Tiffin Motorhomes dealer can perform resealing inspections and subsequent work for you. It is recommended that a Tiffin Motorhomes authorized service center perform these inspections period-...

  • Page 116: Proper Sealants For Application

    PROPER SEALANTS FOR APPLICATION The following sealants are recommended for specific sealing applications, as noted in the table. These can be purchased through the Tiffin Motorhomes parts and service department by calling 256-356- 0261. Recommended sealants for specific sealing applications...

  • Page 117: Wheel Care

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHEEL CARE The care and maintenance of your wheels are simple and require no special material or products; simply follow the directions included in the Owner’s Information Package for these. Timely care and cleaning will maintain the appearance of these wheel products for many years. CAU T ION Do not use harsh detergents, acids, or abrasives which may scratch or dull the surfaces.

  • Page 118: Roof Care & Maintenance

    RV. Note: These are only suggestions intended to minimize moisture-related issues with your motorhome. If any concerns arise, contact Tiffin Motorhomes’ Service Department at (256) 356-0261. Interior Care of your RV Signs of excessive moisture can be obvious, such as water droplets forming on surfaces or wet carpet.
  • Page 119 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Window condensation issues can be identified by water or ice-build up, usually at the base of the window. The majority of these problems can be addressed by managing moisture generated inside the motorhome. Minor condensation issues are not unusual, especially for RVs used in colder climates. To help minimize window condensation, use exhaust fans vented to the outside, avoid drastic changes in thermostat settings, do not use “vent-free”...
  • Page 120 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE the shell will require regular care and maintenance in accordance with other instructions for exterior care. The shell includes the roof, sidewalls, windows, doors, and under-floor of the vehicle. Particular attention needs to be devoted to ensure these components are maintained to ensure a tight barrier against bulk water intrusion.

  • Page 121: Tire & Safety Information

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Modifications to your RV Consult Tiffin Motorhomes for guidance prior to making any modifications to your RV. It is import- ant that changes be completed by a qualified service firm to ensure moisture intrusion or accumula- tion problems do not occur.
  • Page 122 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE These actions, along with other care and maintenance activities, can also: • Improve vehicle handling • Help protect you and others from avoidable breakdowns and accidents • Improve fuel economy • Increase the life of your tires This section presents a comprehensive overview of tire safety, including information on the follow- ing topics: •...
  • Page 123 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE inflated. (You will also find this number on the vehicle information placard expressed in kilopascals (kPa), which is the metric measure used internationally). Vehicle manufacturers determine this number based on the vehicle’s design load limit, that is, the greatest amount of weight a vehicle can safely carry and the vehicle’s tire size.

  • Page 124: Tire Rotation

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE your tire may still be slightly under-inflated due to the extra pounds of pressure in the warm tire, it is safer to drive with air pressure that is slightly lower than the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended cold inflation pressure than to drive with a significantly under-inflated tire. Since this is a temporary fix, don’t forget to recheck and adjust the tire’s pressure when you can obtain a cold reading.
  • Page 125 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE A Tire Rotation Example For maximum mileage, rotate your tires every 5,000 miles. Follow correct rotation patterns.
  • Page 126 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Information on Passenger Vehicle Tires P—The “P” indicates the tire is for passenger vehicles. NOTE: Passenger car tires are not recom- mended for use on trailers, because the capacity ratings are not marked on the side walls of these tires.
  • Page 127 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE M+S—The “M+S” or “M/S” indicates that the tire has some mud and snow capability. Most radial tires have these markings. Speed Rating—The speed rating denotes the speed at which a tire is designed to be driven for extend- ed periods of time.
  • Page 128 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE For motorhomes, the water and propane also need to be considered. The weight of fully filled pro- pane containers is considered part of the weight of the RV before it is loaded with people or cargo and is not considered part of the disposable cargo load. Water, however, is a cargo weight and is treated as such.
  • Page 129 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE when parking. Tire Safety Checklist • Check tire pressure regularly (at least once a month), including the spare. • Inspect tires for uneven wear patterns on the tread, cracks, foreign objects, or other signs of wear or trauma. •...
  • Page 130 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE shaped to fit the rim. Bead separation—This is the breakdown of the bond between components in the bead. Bias ply tire—A pneumatic tire in which the ply cords that extend to the beads are laid at alternate angles substantially less than 90 degrees to the centerline of the tread. Carcass—The tire structure, except tread and sidewall rubber which, when inflated, bears the load.
  • Page 131 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE manufacturer, brand, and /or model name molding that is higher or deeper than the same molding on the other sidewall of the tire or the outward facing sidewall of an asymmetrical tire that has a par- ticular side that must always face outward when mounted on a vehicle. Light truck (LT) tire—A tire designated by its manufacturer as primarily intended for use on light- weight trucks or multipurpose passenger vehicles.
  • Page 132 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Ply separation—A parting of rubber compound between adjacent plies. Pneumatic tire—A mechanical device made of rubber, chemicals, fabric and steel or other mate- rials, that, when mounted on an automotive wheel, provides the traction and contains the gas or fluid that sustains the load.

  • Page 133: Tire Pressure

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Tread rib—A tread section running circumferentially around a tire. Tread separation—Pulling away of the tread from the tire carcass. Treadwear indicators (TWI)—The projections within the principal grooves designed to give a visu- al indication of the degrees of wear of the tread. Vehicle capacity weight—The rated cargo and luggage load plus 68 kilograms (150 lbs.) times the vehicle’s designated seating capacity.

  • Page 134: Weighing The Motorhome

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Maintaining correct tire pressure for each loaded wheel position on the motorhome is critically im- portant and must be a part of regular vehicle maintenance. Tire Maximum Load Rating Federal law requires that the maximum load rating be molded into the sidewall of the tire. If you look at a tire sidewall, you may see some “typical”...
  • Page 135 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE You can find various places that have certified public scales where your motorhome can be weighed. For example, moving and storage company lots, farm suppliers with grain elevators, gravel pits, recycling companies, and large-scale commercial-truck stops are some of the possible locations for weighing the motorhome.
  • Page 136 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE More detailed information can be found in the manufacturer’s literature associated with the chassis and/or the tires provided with the motorhome. For example, the attached illustrates the inflation pressures for Michelin tires as a function of the loads per position for a specified speed of the mo- torhome.
  • Page 137 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE stems and prevent air from escaping from the valve stems. Tire Wear, Balance, and Wheel Alignment In addition to tire inflation considerations, the tires should also be periodically examined for other types of normal “wear and tear. ” If installed and maintained properly, all tires mounted on the motor home should wear in a smooth, even pattern.

  • Page 138: Interior Care

    Normal deterioration of the appearance of such items caused by wear and/or exposure to strong lighting is not covered by the Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty. Carpet A weekly routine of vacuuming the carpet and fabrics throughout the vehicle is recommended. The optional vacuum system has a central connection within the motorhome wherein a vacuum hose can be connected and the necessary vacuuming performed, as desired.

  • Page 139: Fabrics

    For further instructions to change the dust bag, use the attachments, and proper cleaning tech- nique, refer to the specific Owner’s Manual located in your motorhome. FABRICS The fabrics used in this Tiffin motorhome for the bed- spread, draperies, headboard, and valances contain fire-re- tardant additives that may be damaged by use of improper cleaning products.

  • Page 140: Walls & Ceiling

    These stains should receive immediate, professional attention. Spills, spots, stains, or soiled areas are the responsibility of the owner and are not covered by Tiffin Motorhomes Limited Warranty. Figure 16-5: Bedroom fabrics WARN IN G...

  • Page 141: Woodwork & Floors

    Additionally, since heat-producing appliances can also damage countertop seams, it is essential to check with Tiffin Motorhomes to identify seam locations to avoid them during subsequent use of the motorhome. Although solidsurfacing is repaired easily, certain steps should be taken to protect it.

  • Page 142: Accessories

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Be sure to use a cutting board, rather than cutting directly on the countertop surfaces. Although minor scratches and cuts can be repaired, a little care will assure that the counter- top surfaces will keep looking new for years. Avoid using harsh chemicals on the countertop.

  • Page 143: Condensation

    Always follow the chassis maintenance guidelines found in the chassis manufacturer’s owner’s manual. All routine maintenance is the responsibility of the owner and is not covered by the Tiffin Motor- homes Limited Warranty. Use the maintenance record found in Chapter 15 to record all performed maintenance as required.

  • Page 144: Routine Maintenance Schedules

    • Check, clean, and tighten battery cables and inspect batteries for proper fluid levels. Every Six Months • Inspect the slide-out for proper seal. If realignment is necessary, please contact an authorized Tiffin Motorhomes Service Center. • Inspect the exterior rubber slide-out seals and apply an UV inhibitor, such as 303 Pro tectant.

  • Page 145: Winterizing

    4. Place the other end of the hose into a gallon of freshwater system antifreeze (one can refer to the local Tiffin Motorhomes dealer or representative for the freshwater antifreeze formu lation for your specific area). NOTE: Do not use automotive antifreeze; use only antifreeze approved for RV applications.
  • Page 146 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE If the motorhome is equipped with an optional ice maker, the following additional steps should be taken: Dometic Refrigerator Ice Maker (optional) 1. Shut off the water supply to the ice maker. 2. Place a shallow pan under the water solenoid valve. 3.

  • Page 147: De-Winterizing

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE If the motorhome is equipped with an optional ice maker, the following additional steps should be taken: Whirlpool Residential Refrigerator Ice Maker (optional) 1. Unplug refrigerator or disconnect power. 2. Locate the water supply shut off valve and turn off the water supply. 3.

  • Page 148: Maintenance & Data Charts

    MAINTENANCE & DATA CHARTS Chapter To print a color copy, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

  • Page 149: Rv Owner's Data Sheet

    MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S DATA SHEET Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Appliance Brand Model No. Serial No. Refrigerator Water heater Microwave Inverter/Converter...

  • Page 150: Rv Owner's Maintenance Records

    MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Work Performed Date/Mileage Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 151 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Date/Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 152 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Date/Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 153 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Date/Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 154 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Date/Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 155 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Date/Mileage Work Performed Performed by Cost ($) Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 156 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Work Performed Performed by Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 157 MAINTENANCE & DATA SHEET RV OWNER’S MAINTENANCE RECORD Please enter the following information in the table for your future use: Phaeton: Year: ______ Model #________________ Tiffin Serial # ________________ Work Performed Performed by Reproduction Master – Copy this sheet and use copy to maintain your maintenance records. You...
  • Page 158 105 2nd St. NW • Red Bay, AL 35582 Phone: 256-356-8661 Email: info@tiffinmotorhomes.com www.tiffinmotorhomes.com To view or download a full color, printable version of this owner’s manual, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com...

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