2012 Phaeton Owner's Manual - Tiffin Motorhomes

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“EXIT” label on that window.DRIVING & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSTo use this window as an emergency exit, lift the handle and push outward on the window. As required, thewindow can be closed by pulling the window inwards and then lowering the handle to latch the window back inplace. When the motor home is to be parked, it would be wise to note where this window will be so that thisexit won’t be blocked (e.g., against a tree, pole, or wall).Parking ProceduresTo park the motor home in any unfamiliar terrain, examine the prospective site for surface irregularities, slopesor inclines, and other discontinuities (i.e., stumps, rocks, external connections for power/water/sewage) andalso examine the area immediately above the proposed parking site for obstructions (e.g., tree branches andlimbs, signs, overhead wiring).If the motor home is to be backed into the proposed parking site, strive to have that site be on the driver’s lefthandside, as this will allow the driver to watch the rear of the motor home. Back up slowly and use the sidemirrors and the back-up camera as a guide or, better yet, have another person outside provide supplementalguidance to help park the motor home.When the motor home is finally situated, shift the transmission into neutral, set the air brakes, and then turn“off” the engine. Activate the leveling-jack system (see Chapter 9 for more detail) to level and stabilize themotor home.If the motor home is to be powered externally, connect the 120 VAC power to the motor home. Turn “on”the LP gas valve at the LP tank. Connect the fresh-water supply and sanitize the water systems (see Chapter11), as needed. Connect the waste drain hose to the external sewer hook-up. Start the refrigerator, waterheater, and furnace; as warranted. Light the oven pilot light, as needed. Certain appliances, such as therefrigerator, will not work properly, if the motor home is not level; so be sure to complete the motor homelevelingprocess before activating any of the appliances.Towing HitchThe <strong>Phaeton</strong> is fully capable of towing typical motor vehicles; the motor home is equipped with a Class 3,10,000-pound towing hitch (Figure 2-10) andassociated wiring connector. The wiring connectorfeatures a 7-pin connector. If it is desired to connecta trailer brake actuator, the plug for the actuator islocated to the left of the steering column under thedash.The motor home is capable of towing light loads andinstructions for such are found in the chassismanufacturer’sliterature in the Owner’s InformationPackage provided with the <strong>Phaeton</strong>.Figure 2-10. Towing Hitch2-11
DRIVING & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSThe total weight of the motor home and any vehicle towed by that motor home must not exceed the GrossCombined Weight Rating (GCWR). When the motor home is being weighed, remember to account forpassengers and their locations in the motor home. Any vehicles to be towed by the motor home shouldhave adequate active braking. The wiring connector provided is a standard seven-pin connector (seeChapter 7, p. 7-12 for more details concerning this connector).2-12
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