Audiovox ACC-40 Instrucciones de operaciones

TO THE OWNERCongratulations! We welcome you to the exciting world of motor home travel and camping. You will find it convenient and enjoyable to have

INTRODUCTION0-4VEHICLE CERTIFICATION LABELThis label contains vehicle identification and other important reference information. The vehi-cle certifica

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-16To Change Filter Bags: Remove the lower face panel from the refrigerator cabinet and pull the cover fro

8-17SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESTo Revert Back to Sofa:• Push the front edge of the sofa seat toward the wall while lifting upward on t

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-18(close) the powered dome. The FAN switch con-trols the single speed exhaust fan.POWER ROOF VENT - Galle

SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCE9-1ROOFThe roof is made of Thermo-Panel materials like the walls and floor. It will support the weight of an average ad

SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCE9-2− Test any cleaning solution on a small section of decal before using.− Do Not use any aromatic solvents such as ac-

9-3SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCE• Never use harmful substances (e.g. stain removers, solvents, saddle soap, shoe polish or other unsuitable fluids)

SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCE9-4RANGE AND REFRIGERATORFor care and appearance maintenance of the range and refrigerator, refer to the operation and

9-5SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCEENGINE TOP COVERThe engine top cover is located beneath the rear bed. This cover is only removed for replace-ment of

SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCE9-6See the Vehicle Certification Label affixed to the rear edge of the driver’s door for tire informa-tion.SUSPENSION A

9-7SECTION 9CARE & MAINTENANCEAutomotive Fuse/Breaker (Behind “Hood” Panel)Twist Locks toRemove Cover1515GOOD FUSEBAD FUSEPLUG-IN FUSES

0-5INTRODUCTIONEXTERIOR FEATURE IDENTIFICATIONComposite model shown for illustration purposes only.Actual locations of features depends on coach model

SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME10-1PREPARING VEHICLE FOR STORAGEProperly preparing your vehicle for storage will lessen the possibility of damage to

SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME10-25. Install the antifreeze diverter plug -• Raise the valve handle and turn the col-ored retaining ring fully cloc

10-3SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME10. After water has stopped draining at all fau-cets and drain valves, connect a “blow-out” plug to the city wate

SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME10-4stores. Follow directions on the con-tainer to determine the correct amount to use for your coach.See “RV ANTIFRE

10-5SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOMETo Fill Lines with RV Water Line Antifreeze:• Turn water heater by-pass valve to by-pass position.• Remove and sa

SECTION 10STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME10-6REMOVAL FROM STORAGE1. Completely air out the motor home.2. Have the entire LP gas system checked for leaks.3. Ch

INDEXAAccumulator Tank, Water System... 7-2Air Conditioner, Automotive... 2-15 Air Conditioner, Central ...

INDEXDraperies, Care of ... 9-3Drinking and Driving... 0-2Driver Seat ...

INDEXMMaximum Occupancy... 4-1Microwave Oven... 8-6Mirrors, Power Electric .

INDEXTravel with LP Gas ... 5-3TV Antenna... 8-12TV & Cable Ho

IMPORTANTSERIAL NUMBERSMotor Home (Coach): Year _________ Model ___________________ Serial _____________ Chassis: Make ___________________ Serial (

MAINTENANCE RECORDDateOdometerMileage Description of Service Cost

FUEL & OIL RECORDDateOdometerMileageFuelGal.OilQts. MPG Cost DateOdometerMileageFuelGals.OilQts. MPG Cost

FUEL & OIL RECORDDateOdometerMileageFuelGal.OilQts. MPG Cost DateOdometerMileageFuelGals.OilQts. MPG Cost

SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1-1Read and understand all instructions and pre-cautions in this manual before operating your new motor home. Throughout th

SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1-2vehicle if a difference in braking efficiency is noticeable.• Adverse weather conditions and extremes in terrain may aff

1-3SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONSLP GAS LEAKSThe following label is located in the vehicle near the range area. If you smell gas within the vehicle, quic

SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1-4Because the LP gas alarm is connected direct-ly to the auxiliary battery, it is always drawing a small amount of current

1-5SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONSFORMALDEHYDE INFORMATIONIMPORTANTTo aid in dissipation, ventilate the vehicle by opening all windows and circulating the

SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1-6incomplete combustion of fuel. It will detect CO gas from any combustion source such as the fur-nace, gas range/oven, wa

1-7SECTION 1SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWe recommend that you become thoroughly familiar with the operating instructions displayed on the side of the fire extin

*LP Gas tank capacity shown is the usable “full” LP gas capacity, which is 80% of the tankmanufacturer’s listed water capacity (w.c. shown in parenthe

SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME2-1(See also Safety Precautions, Section 1 of thismanual.)NOTE: See your Freightliner chassis operator's manual fo

2-2SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME3. Place front seats in the forward facing posi-tion.4. Be sure to fasten all safety belts to fit you comfortably,

2-3SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEENGINE BLOCK HEATERYour coach is equipped with an engine block heater to assist starting in freezing temperatures.

2-4SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEJACOBS® EXTARDER™ ENGINE EXHAUST BRAKING SYSTEM To Use the Exhaust Brake: The exhaust brake activation switch is lo

2-5SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEEntrance Door Handle - OutsideTo lock the door from inside, rotate the lock levers as indicated. The deadbolt lock

2-6SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEUnlock: When you return to the coach, press the “Unlock” button on the transmitter and your parking lights will fla

2-7SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEtend when the door is opened even if the switch is off. The step will not retract, however, un-less the switch is o

2-8SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEposition for use of the step in event of insufficient system air pressure.Rotate the knob pointer back to the CLOSE

2-9SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEMore InfoTo read more about power mirrors, see the mirror manufacturer’s information in your Own-er InfoCase.SONY R

TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONAbout This Manual ... 0-1Freightliner Chassis Guide... 0-1Caterpillar Diesel

2-10SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMESEAT BELTSSeats intended for occupancy while the vehi-cle is in motion are equipped with seat belts for the protec

2-11SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMENOTE: The shoulder belt height can be adjusted to provide the most comfortable position for each individual person

2-12SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMErectly each time it is used.3. Be certain that it is appropriate for the child's height, weight and developme

2-13SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME 1. Rearview Monitor Speaker 2. Wiper/Washer Switch 3. Radio Power Switch 4. Aux. Start Switch 5. Aux. Batte

2-14SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEMULTI-FUNCTION SIGNALLEVERThe multi-function signal lever controls the turn signals, high/low beam changing, and

2-15SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEWINDSHIELD WASH/WIPE SWITCHWash: Press the control knob to pump washer solution onto the windshield. The wiper wil

2-16SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME2. Turn the temperature control knob all the way left to the COOL (blue) position.3. Turn the fan speed switch in

2-17SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEAUX. START SWITCHThis switch can be used to provide emergency starting power from the motor home auxiliary battery

2-18SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEAUTOMATIC COACH LEVELING SYSTEMYour coach may be optionally equipped with a 4-point HWH computerized, au

2-19SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEThe galley slideout switch is located on the lower right dash bezel. (Model 36C: The bed-room slideout switch is l

TABLE OF CONTENTSHumidity and Condensation ... 4-7SECTION 5: LP GAS SYSTEMLP Gas Supply ... 5-1Safe U

2-20SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMENOTE: If latches become loose and will not stay fastened, see your dealer for proper ad-justment.To Extend Slide-O

2-21SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEthey can have on the roof awning. It is a good idea to retract the room any time high wind con-ditions would also

2-22SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMENOTE: Be sure the bracket extensions face away from the slideout room as shown for proper support while cranking.

2-23SECTION 2DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOMEBedroom SlideoutEmergency “Push-In” Procedure• Open the two hydraulic line valves on the front side of the pump

3-1SECTION 3IN CASE OF DRIVING EMERGENCYHAZARD WARNING FLASHERThe hazard warning flasher provides addition-al safety when the vehicle must be stopped

3-2SECTION 3IN CASE OF DRIVING EMERGENCYJUMP STARTINGIf your coach will not start from the automo-tive batteries, try using the aux. start switch to d

3-3SECTION 3IN CASE OF DRIVING EMERGENCYCONNECTING A BATTERY CHARGERTo connect a battery charger, first make sure the engine is switched off. Disconne

4-1SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTORHOME(See also SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, Section 1 of this manual.)LOADING THEVEHICLEWhen loading the vehicle, distribut

TABLE OF CONTENTSInterior MaintenanceUpholstery, Carpeting and Draperies...9-2, 9-3Cabinets ...

SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME4-2MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYThe following label is placed in a visible location in the driver compartment.The number of

4-3SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOMESee also - Trailer wiring connector, page 6-10.PRE-TRAVEL CHECK LISTBefore starting the engine to leave on a

SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME4-44. Dump sewage only at approved dumping sta-tions.5. Store liquids in plastic containers with tight fitting

4-5SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME• Do not attempt to wade to your vehicle if the water is above your knees - fast moving water exerts an enor

SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME4-6gear will allow the engine to provide a degree of braking action. Holding your foot on the brake pedal for a

4-7SECTION 4TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOMEimize their affects. You can help reduce exces-sive moisture inside the motor home by taking the following s

SECTION 5LP GAS SYSTEM5-1(See also Safety Precautions, Section 1 of this manual.)LP GAS SUPPLYThe LP gas system supplies fuel for the range, water hea

SECTION 5LP GAS SYSTEM5-2SELECTING LPFUEL TYPESWe recommend using straight propane in your LP tank. Propane gas is commonly available at all LP gas ou

5-3SECTION 5LP GAS SYSTEMand external threads which allows easy filling with any LP filling equipment. The tank is full when liquid LP gas appears at

SECTION 5LP GAS SYSTEM5-4REGULATORThe pressure regulator is protected from the elements by a plastic cover which should be left in place at all times.

5-5SECTION 5LP GAS SYSTEMLP GAS ALARM - See page 1-2.WINTER USE OF LP GASDue to vaporization characteristics of LP gas, it is important that the winte

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-1(See also Safety Precautions, Section 1 of this manual.)Your coach is equipped with an electrical sys-tem consisting of

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-2CONNECTING THE SHORELINETo connect to an external source, remove the cord from the storage compartment and plug the coac

6-3SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSPlease read your PowerLine Energy Manage-ment System Owner’s Guide for important infor-mation on running both air condit

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-4The remote panel can be reprogrammed for several charging configurations using dip switches on the rear side of the pane

6-5SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSCHARGING SECTIONThe house batteries are automatically charged while 110-volt external power is connected. The charger wi

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-6NOTE: In compliance with CSA electrical codes, the appliance outlet in Canadian equipped coaches is not connected to a G

6-7SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSgenerator set output and performance rat-ings. Then refer to the following chart to aid in determining appliance usage d

INTRODUCTION0-1Congratulations on the purchase of your new Ultimate Freedom motor home, which has been carefully designed, engineered and quality buil

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-812-VOLT DC SYSTEMThe DC voltage system consists of the auto-motive batteries and the 12-volt coach auxiliary batteries.1

6-9SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSSOLAR CHARGER PANEL The 10-watt roof-mounted solar charger panel uses the sun to help keep your batteries charged. A c

SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS6-10HOUSE BATTERIESThe house batteries supply current to all 12-volt equipment located in the living area of the coach. Thi

6-11SECTION 6ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSNOTE: Make sure vent caps are on securely to prevent baking soda solution from enter-ing the battery and contaminating

SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS7-1FRESH WATER SYSTEMFresh Water Tank... 99 gal.The fresh water system provides water to the galley sink, shower, bath

SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS7-2Because city water pressure varies from location to location, we recommend us-ing an in-line water pressure regulator to p

7-3SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMScycling, and less amperage draw by the water pump from the coach batteries.NOTE: The accumulator tank has a precharge pres

SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS7-4EXTERNAL WATER SUPPLY (“City Water”)To connect to an external source:1. Turn the demand pump switch to off.2. Attach a hos

7-5SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMSSHOWER HOSE VACUUM BREAKERAfter using the shower, you may notice water dripping from the shower faucet assembly. The dripp

INTRODUCTION0-2OWNER’S INFOCASEYour InfoCase contains information supplied by manufacturers of individual appliances and equipment installed in your m

SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS7-6closed to avoid sewage back-up into gray tank. Gray water also rinses any black water solids from the drain hose.3. Close

7-7SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMSWhen using a sewer hook-up, keep the dump valves closed until a tank becomes full or when preparing to leave the site. Thi

SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS7-8Turn the valves to the right (clockwise) all the way to the stop position to open. To close valves, turn all the way to th

7-9SECTION 7PLUMBING SYSTEMS(The water heater by-pass valve is located be-hind an access panel on the side of the refrigera-tor cabinet. See pg. 8-12)

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-1(See also Safety Precautions, Section 1 of this manual.)NOTE: Some items described in this section may b

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-2The ON/OFF button (E) turns the refrigera-tor on or off. If the button is pressed, it will turn the refr

8-3SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESwill display Diagnostic Code C5 and will switch automatically to the BOS mode. This mode pro-vides refri

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-44. Start the refrigerator the day before ice cubes are needed. When the refrigerator is started (from ro

8-5SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8. Water not filling molds:A. Water inlet valve off (on back side of refrigerator).B. Insufficient water

0-3INTRODUCTIONThe presence of alcohol in significant levels in the blood increases the probability that the driver will be involved in an accident.RE

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-6Lighting Cooktop Burners (w/Pilotless Ignition)1. Be sure LP gas tank main supply valve is open.2. Press

8-7SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESWater and Holding Tank LevelsPress and hold the “Levels Test” switch to show approximate level on the mo

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-8GAS/ELECTRICWATER HEATERThe 10 gallon water heater has a dual power feature. It can operate from LP gas

8-9SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES• Have the source of the leak corrected before using the LP gas system again.Operating Instructions1. ST

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-10causing a slight increase in water pressure. This may cause the P-T valve to “weep” until the air pocke

8-11SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESLP GAS FURNACE (SUBURBAN)To Start Up:1. Close the LP gas tank valve.2. Turn thermostat/system switch on

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-12• Adjust the temperature setpoint to personal preference if needed. See “Changing Tem-perature Setpoint

8-13SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESflow for the air conditioner to operate ef-ficiently.Condenser CoilsThe condenser is located in a compa

SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES8-14about 13). Mark the final position of the crank handle on the ceiling or the directional knob for refer

8-15SECTION 8APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURESSignal Inputs:ANT - Press to connect selected TV or VCR to the roof antenna.AUX - Press to connect sele