Fleetwood American Eagle 1998 Owner's Manual page 59

11
-ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
HOUSE 12- & 120-VOLT
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GRQUND FAULT INTERRUPTER
Bathroom, galley and patio 120-volt electrical outletsare protected by a
6roundFaultInteh'upter (GFI). This devict:) is intended to protect you against
.. the hazards of electrical shocks possible when using electrical appIiances in
,the batlu'oom, galley or in damp areas. Should a circuit or appliance (electric
.shaver, nair dryer, etc.) develop a potential shOCk hazard, the GFI devicejs
d((signed to disconnect tile outl,et (and other outlets on the same circuit),
limiting your eltPosure time. .
NOTE: If an outlet doesn't work, check the GFI. Reset
it
if ,
necessary. If the GFI continues to trip, have the motor home
electrical system checked at an authorized Fleetwood Service
Center or
by a
qualified electrician. '
,. Test the GFI at least once a month, To test the GFI,yonnect the electrical .
system to 120-volt AC service:
.. Push the "TEST" button. The "RESET" button should
pop out, indicating that the. protected circuit has been
disc6nnected.
-IF- THE RESET BUTTON DOES NOT POP OUT
WHEN THE
TEST
BUTTONIS PUSHED,A LOSS '
OF GROUND FAULT PROTECTION IS INDI-
CATED. DO NOT USE ANY ELECTRICAL OUT-
LETS. HAVE THE MOTOR HOME ELECTRI- '.
CAL SYSTEM CHECKED AT ANAUTHORIZED
'FLEETWOOD SERVICE CENTER OR BY A
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN. DO
NOT USE
THE
SYSTEM UNTIL THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN
CORRECTED.
To restore power push the "RESET" button.
Your OWl.ler's Information Package contains a card that can be used to
record test dates. Keep the card in a conspicuous place and keep it up tQ date.
© 1997 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc.
Americlln Eagle
Wide Body
ISSUE DATE: 6/97
All tights reserved
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