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SECTION 6
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
6-2
The shoreline cord is designed to ground the
electrical system through the receptacle. It is also
designed to carry the amperage output of most
campground outlets. If the electrical receptacle to
be used is designed to mate with the prongs on
the power cord plug, the electrical connection can
be expected to carry rated load.
Your coach may be equipped with either 30-
amp or 50-amp shoreline service depending on
the power requirements of electrical appliances
and equipment in the coach. You can tell which
type you have by looking at the prongs on the
shoreline plug.
The optional 50-amp shoreline gives your
coach extra current handling capacity. This
allows you to run both air conditioning units at
maximum (both compressors running) while us-
ing other electrical equipment without fear of
constantly tripping the shoreline pole circuit
breaker.
NOTE: Some parks do not have 50-amp service
available, so you will need to connect to
a standard 30-amp service pole using an
adapter.
Park Fuses or Breakers
Most campgrounds are equipped with a fuse
or circuit breaker at the shoreline pole. This pro-
tects the park’s wiring, as well as the power cord
on your vehicle, from electrical damage. If elec-
trical power fails, contact the park attendants and
have them check the fuse or breaker for your sup-
ply receptacle.
After disconnecting the power cord, neatly
replace it on the hanger bracket in the storage
compartment.
POWERLINE ENERGY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM (EMS)
The PowerLine energy management system
(EMS) monitors the electrical usage of the appli-
ances and equipment in the coach and distributes
the electrical loads to avoid nuisance tripping of
the shoreline circuit breaker. This sytems works
together with the energy efficient Coleman
Power Miser roof air conditioner units to allow
you to run both front and rear units at the same
time on a 30-amp shoreline connection.
50 Amp.
Power Receptacle
30 Amp Receptacle
Do not plug the power cord into an
outlet which is not grounded, or adapt
the plug to connect to a receptacle for
which it is not designed.
Be sure that all three prongs of the
supply cord are properly plugged into
the receptacle.
Do not connect the power cord to an
extension cord.
WARNING
- TO THE OWNER 1
- ATTENTION: WARRANTY DEPT 5
- NOTICE OF SECOND OWNER 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- INTRODUCTION 11
- VEHICLE CERTIFICATION LABEL 14
- SECTION 1 17
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 17
- FUEL & LP GAS 18
- LP GAS LEAKS 19
- LP GAS ALARM 19
- Power Connection 20
- ELECTRICAL 20
- MAINTENANCE 21
- FORMALDEHYDE INFORMATION 21
- CARBON MONOXIDE 21
- EMERGENCY EXITS 22
- Pop-Out Rear Escape Window 22
- Swing-Out Rear Escape Window 23
- SMOKE ALARM 24
- SECTION 2 25
- DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME 25
- Models on Ford Chassis 27
- ELECTRIC ENTRANCE 28
- Lap Belts 30
- DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME 34
- INSTRUMENT PANEL 34
- COMFORT CONTROLS 35
- DEFROSTING 35
- VENTILATION 36
- AIR CONDITIONING 36
- REAR COACH HEATER 36
- Rear Slideout Switch 40
- (on wall in rear of coach) 40
- SECTION 3 43
- IN CASE OF DRIVING EMERGENCY 43
- MOTOR HOME TIRE CHANGING 44
- PROCEDURE 44
- FRONT WHEEL 44
- Dual Rear Wheels 44
- WHEEL NUTS 45
- RECOVERY TOWING 45
- JUMP STARTING 46
- CONNECTING JUMPER 46
- CONNECTING A BATTERY 47
- ENGINE OVERHEAT 47
- SECTION 4 49
- TRAVELING WITH YOUR MOTORHOME 49
- PRE-TRAVEL CHECK LIST 52
- EQUIPPING FOR TRAVEL 52
- NIGHTTIME DRIVING 54
- MOUNTAIN DRIVING 54
- THIS NOT 55
- SECTION 5 57
- LP GAS SYSTEM 57
- SELECTING LP FUEL TYPES 58
- SECTION 6 63
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 63
- Park Fuses or Breakers 64
- POWER CENTER (Converter) 65
- Charging Section 65
- Thermal Overload Protector 65
- 110-Volt Circuit Breakers 65
- Further Information 66
- GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT 66
- INTERRUPTER 66
- Basic Generator Operation: 67
- Starting: 67
- Generator Hourmeter 68
- 12-VOLT DC SYSTEM 68
- Chassis (Starting) Battery 68
- House Batteries 68
- CB Wires 71
- (in plastic sheath) 71
- TRAILER WIRING CONNECTOR 72
- SECTION 7 73
- PLUMBING SYSTEMS 73
- SYSTEMS ON RECREATION 75
- VEHICLES 75
- WATER PURIFIER 75
- (FILTER) SYSTEM 75
- DISINFECTING FRESH WATER 75
- EXTERNAL WATER 76
- SUPPLY (“City Water”) 76
- EXTERIOR SHOWER/ 77
- WA S H S TAT I O N 77
- WASTE WATER SYSTEM 77
- (HOLDING TANKS) 77
- DUMPING HOLDING TANKS 78
- TANK CAPACITIES 80
- Operating Oven Control 89
- Hood Fan and Light Switches 90
- GAS/ELECTRIC 91
- WATER HEATER 91
- Gas Heat = Gas Furnace 95
- Electric Heat = Heat Pump 95
- Rest Easy 101
- Multi-Position Lounge 101
- Optional (If equipped) 101
- SECTION 8 106
- SECTION 9 107
- CARE & MAINTENANCE 107
- Care of Stripes 108
- VEHICLE 113
- SUSPENSION ALIGNMENT 115
- AND TIRE BALANCE 115
- SECTION 10 117
- STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME 117
- City Water 119
- Connection 119
- Washer/Dryer Winterizing 121
- REMOVAL FROM 122
- IMPORTANT 127
- SERIAL NUMBERS 127
- EMERGENCY INFORMATION 127
- MAINTENANCE RECORD 128
- FUEL & OIL RECORD 129
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