Electrical Generator - Winnebago Journey Manual

ELECTRICAL GENERATOR

WARNING
Careless handling of the generator and
electrical components can be fatal.
Never touch electrical leads or appliances
when your hands are wet, or when
standing in water or on wet ground.
Do not attempt to repair the generator
yourself. Service should be performed by
a qualified service center.
WARNING
Do not plug the power cord into the
generator receptacle while the generator
is running. Electrical shock can cause
personal injury.
Accessing the Generator
Refer to "Front Service Access" in Section 3 -
Driving Your Motorhome.
Automatic Power Transfer Switch
Whenever the Generator is started, an
Automatic Power Transfer System automatically
switches the household electrical system to the
Generator approximately 30 seconds after the
Generator is started. The 30 second delay allows
the Generator to start easily without the burden of
electrical loads.
Automatic Power Transfer Box
(Located inside or behind
utility compartment)
-Typical installation shown
Automatic Generator Start (AGS)
The Automatic Generator Start feature
monitors house battery voltage and coach interior
temperature, and has the ability to automatically
start the Generator to help maintain full air
conditioning function and house battery charge.
The AGS Control Pad (located near the
monitor panel) is also equipped with an
Hourmeter feature, which registers the total
number of hours that the generator has been
operated.
AGS Control Pad
(Located near monitor panel)
Further Information
See the AGS user guide provided in your
InfoCase for additional information to help you
understand the AGS feature and its operation
with your Generator.
SECTION 6 –
ELECTRICAL
6-7