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If you or others experience any of these<br />
symptoms, get out into fresh air immediately .<br />
If symptoms persist, seek medical attention .<br />
Shut down the unit and do not operate it until it<br />
has been inspected and repaired .<br />
!<br />
WARNING<br />
When operating the on-board generator for electrical<br />
power and using the overhead kitchen vent fan,<br />
regardless of the outside temperature open a window<br />
slightly. This will reduce the chances of drawing<br />
harmful CO into the passenger compartment.<br />
Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm<br />
Your motor home is equipped with a carbon<br />
monoxide (CO) detector/alarm .<br />
If the detector/alarm sounds, it is an indication<br />
that unacceptable levels of carbon monoxide gas<br />
are present. This may occur in traffic concentrations<br />
or in campgrounds where other vehicles as<br />
well as your motor home are contributing to the<br />
carbon monoxide level in the surrounding air .<br />
Sounding of the detector/alarm does not indicate<br />
a faulty detector/alarm . The detector/alarm is<br />
doing its job of <strong>warning</strong> you of potentially high<br />
concentrations of carbon monoxide .<br />
Test the CO detector/alarm after the motor home<br />
has been in storage, before each trip, and at<br />
least once a week during use . Please refer to the<br />
materials included in your Owner’s Information<br />
Package.<br />
EMERGENCY TOWING<br />
The preferred emergency towing methods are<br />
either an under reach wheel lift device or a flat bed<br />
trailer . Most tow truck operators willing to tow<br />
motor homes will be familiar with these devices .<br />
Be prepared to give the tow truck operator at least<br />
the following information when you call:<br />
Length and height of motor home<br />
Chassis manufacturer<br />
Gross vehicle weight rating<br />
The vehicle must be towed from the front, either<br />
On The Road<br />
on the rear wheels (if operational) or on a heavy<br />
duty dolly . Consult your Chassis Operator’s/<br />
Owner’s Guide/Manual for any available<br />
instructions . Contact the chassis assistance center<br />
prior to calling a tow company to receive<br />
tow instructions and possible assistance with<br />
coordinating the tow .<br />
For Chassis Customer assistance, contact:<br />
Ford Chassis Assistance:<br />
1-800-444-3311<br />
Freightliner Chassis Assistance:<br />
1-800-385-4357<br />
Spartan Motor Chassis<br />
Customer Assistance:<br />
1-800-543-4334<br />
Workhorse Chassis Assistance:<br />
1-877-294-6773<br />
To prepare your motor home for towing:<br />
1 . Secure any loose or protruding parts of the<br />
disabled vehicle, if any .<br />
2 . Secure any heavy, loose items in the interior<br />
.<br />
3 . Turn off Propane appliances and the<br />
Propane tank valve .<br />
4 . Do not allow any person to ride in the<br />
towed vehicle .<br />
!<br />
CAUTION<br />
Do not tow the motor home from the rear. Towing<br />
from the rear will cause serious overloading of the<br />
front tires and suspension, possibly resulting in tire or<br />
front suspension failure. The rear frame extensions<br />
are not designed to withstand the load imposed by<br />
lifting from the rear.<br />
WARNING<br />
DO NOT crawl under or place any part of your body<br />
under a vehicle that is being lifted. Stand clear of all<br />
towing equipment and the vehicle being lifted.<br />
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