Classic - Airstream

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APPLIANCES
please contact the air conditioner manufacturer or your Airstream dealer for
replacement.
The voltage to the air conditioner is critical. We commonly refer to 110 or
120 volts, but a check with a voltmeter may find voltage much lower. Your air
conditioner will probably not function if the current drops below 105 volts. Low
voltage is usually associated with older or poorly maintained trailer parks, but
many people have found their homes, built only twenty or thirty years ago, may
not be capable of operating the air conditioner on some receptacles, Parking
your trailer so the power cord can be plugged into a receptacle close to the
fuse or circuit breaker box can alleviate the problem. Avoid extension cords and
adapters whenever possible. If an extension cord must be used it should be as
short and heavy as possible to provide the most current to the air conditioner.
If high temperatures are expected, you should make an effort to park in a shaded
area. Starting the air conditioner early in the morning also helps. It is much
easier to hold a comfortable temperature than it is to lower the temperature
after the interior of the trailer is already hot.
FURNACE
Manufacturer: Atwood Mobile Products
1874 South Pioneer Road
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Phone: 801-972-4621
The manufacturer of the furnace in your trailer is well known in the RV industry.
The furnace burns LP gas, and is powered by 12 volt current from the battery
or power converter when plugged into city power. Operating instructions are
located in your Owners Packet. If they should become misplaced new literature
can be ordered direct from the manufacturer or your Airstream dealer. The
manufacturer also offers a detailed service guide for your furnace.
Warning: Carefully read all the manufacturer’s instructions
prior to operating. NEVER store flammable material next to the furnace.
If warranty service is required use only a service location recommended
by the furnace manufacturer or your Airstream dealer.
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