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Winterization
WARNING
It is highly recommended that a
qualified RV service technician
familiar with motorhomes, such as an
authorized dealer, do the winterization
procedure and the de-winterization
procedure.
WARNING
Use only non-toxic FDA approved RV
antifreeze that is specifically made
for potable water systems. DO NOT
use automobile engine antifreeze. If
ingested, automobile antifreeze can
cause blindness, deafness or death.
To Winterize:
With washer-dryer power off, pour ½
quart of FDA approved RV antifreeze
into the washer drum.
Close door.
Advance Cycle Selector to Spin.
Press On/Off button, then press Start.
Let the washer/dryer run for 1 to 2
minutes.
Unplug washer/dryer from electrical
outlet (disconnect power).
Turn water supply faucets Off.
Disconnect inlet hoses from faucets.
Drain remaining water from the hoses.
To Winterize Pumping Antifreeze
Through Fresh Water Plumbing:
Follow the "Using Non-Toxic
Antifreeze" procedure in Section 6.
Antifreeze must be pumping through
the system by the water pump.
With washer/dryer Off, turn Wash
Temp knob to Hot.
Advance Cycle Selector to Position 3.
Press On/Off button, then press Start.
Let washer/dryer fill until the drum
turns. This may take 1 to 2 minutes.
Press On/Off button to turn power Off.
Advance Cycle Selector to Spin.
Press On/Off button, then press Start.
After letting antifreeze drain
completely from drum, press the On/
Off button to turn power Off.
To De-Winterize:
Reconnect water inlet hoses to
corresponding Hot/Cold faucets. Turn
faucets On.
Check water inlet hoses and pumps
periodically for leaks.
Plug washer/dryer into appropriate
electrical outlet (reconnect power).
With washer/dryer power Off, pour ½
Tbsp. of powder detergent (or liquid
equivalent) into Compartment 2 ofthe
Dispenser Drawer.
Advance Cycle Selector to Position 9.
Press On/Off button, then press Start.
Allow washer/dryer to run through
complete cycle to clean out any
remaining antifreeze.
Technical Service:
For detailed technical service contact
Splendide at 1-800-356-0766.
cENTRAL vAcUUM (OpTIONAL)
Operation
Plug into shore power or
start generator.
Lift lid on wall receptacle
to start vacuum. Insert the
hose in the receptacle and
release lid.
Connect desired
attachment on hose and
start vacuuming.
INFORMATION
Consult vacuum OEM manual for
detailed operation and maintenance.
Maintenance
Vacuum has a thermal protector built into
the motor to prevent overheating. If motor will
not operate, it will automatically reset in about
½ hour. If motor brushes or bearings are worn
out, the circuit protector will trip off again
after a short period of time. If this happens,
contact a qualified service representative.
Depending on floor plan, the vacuum is located
in either a roadside or curbside compartment
or under the bed.
Changing the Bag:
To keep your vacuum at top efficiency,
change the filter bag at regular intervals. To
maintain cleanability, replace filter bag when it
is about ¾ full.
Unplug the power unit from grounded
outlet.
Rotate the bag cover counterclockwise
and remove cover.
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Inlet located in living
room area.
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