Allegro Bay Owner's Manual - Tiffin Motorhomes

FRESH WATER SYSTEMMonitor PanelPLUMBING & BATH FEATURESThe monitor panel (Figure 11-1) permits checking the approximate levels in the fresh, gray, andblack water holding tanks; the LP-gas level; and the condition of the housebatteries. The monitor panel is generally located in an overhead cabinet abovethe passenger’s seat.To use this monitor, simply press the desired status button to obtain a readoutof the fresh, gray, and black water tanks and the present condition of thebatteries.The “empty” indicator light will momentarily light when the button is pressed.If the tank is full, all of the lights will be “on.” Lights are sequentially arrangedto indicate fluid levels in approximately third-tank increments.time.Figure 11-1. MonitorPanelFor example: if the tank selected is approximately two-thirds full, then theindicator lights “E” (for “empty”), “1/3”, and “2/3” will all be lit at the sameOn the right-hand side of the monitor panel is the water pump switch. The switch controls thepower going to the pump and is used to turn that power either “on” or “off.” There are otherwater-pump switches nearby the sinks in the kitchen and the bathroom to enable convenient use ofthe water system throughout the motor home.Kitchen SinkThe kitchen sink (Figure 11-2) installed is a double-bowl, stainless-steelsink equipped with two sink covers to provide additional counterspace when the sink is not in use. The faucet in the kitchen features asingle-handle control.For the sink, cleaning care consists of washing only with milddetergents and water and using a soft cloth for subsequent drying andpolishing.Figure 11-2. Kitchen SinkBath Sink, Shower & AccessoriesThe counter top in the bathroom (Figure 11-3) is a solid surface. Whencleaning this surface, use care to prevent scratching or marring it. Thetypical bathroom accessories include a towel bar and a tissue holder.The single-handled faucet in the bathroom was chosen to match theFigure 11-3. Bathroom11-2