AML Motor Home Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 91)

AC

Inverter - An electronic device that changes

12-volt DC energy from the batteries to 120-

volt 60-cycle, AC energy to operate

microwave ovens, TVs, VCRs, or other appli-

ances that require 120-volt 60-cycle power.

Belted Seating Positions - These are seats with

seat belts. Anyone riding in the motor home

must use one

of

these seats any time the

motor home

is

in motion.

Black Water Tank - The water tank in your

plumbing system that

is

designed to contain

waste water from the toilet

ONLY.

CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity) - Is equal to

GVWR minus each

of

the following: UVW,

full fresh (potable) water weight (including

water heater), full LP gas weight and

SCWR.

CAUTION - Any statement in this Owner's

ManlUll

that,

if

not followed, could result in

damage to the vehicle or components.

Chassis Operator's/Owner's Guide/ManlUll -

This

is

the operating and maintenance manual

supplied by the chassis manufacturer.

It

is

part

of

your Owner's In/ormation Package.

It

contains information

on

operating and

maintaining the engine, transmission, drive-

train and other components

of

the motor

home chassis.

Clearance Lights - This switch will flash the

clearance lights and

is

useful when signalling

other large vehicles when passing or being

passed.

DC Converter - An electronic device that

changes 120-volt AC energy from the main

power connection or the generator to 12-volt

DC energy to operate the 12-volt interior

lights or other 12-volt DC appliances or

accessories.

DesiglUlted Seating Capacity (Canadian units

only) -

The number

of

sleeping positions des-

ignated equals the seating capacity.

GLOSSARY

Doorside - The right side

of

the motor home from

the driver's point

of

view. So named because

the main ently/exit door

is

on this side.

FIN

(Fleetwood Identification Number) - This

is

the number that identifies your motor home

as a Fleetwood product.

Use this number

when ordering parts or requesting warranty

service for your motor home.

GAWR (Gross

Axle

Weight Rating) - The maxi-

mum permissible loaded weight a specific

axle

is

designed to carry.

GCWR (Gross Combined Weight Rating) - The

value specified by the motor home manufac-

turer as the maximum allowable loaded

weight

of

this motor home with its towed

trailer or towed vehicle. Towing and braking

capacities may be different. Refer to

Fleetwood and the chassis manufacturer's

manuals for complete information.

Gear Preselection - The selection

of

a lower gear

to match the driving conditions you encounter

or expect to encounter. Preselection will give

you better control on slick or icy roads and on

downgrades. Downshifting

to

lower gears

increases engine braking. The selection

of

a

lower gear often prevents cycling between a

gear and the next higher gear on a series

of

shOlt up-and-down grades.

GFCI

(Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) - An

electrical device attached to the bathroom AC

circuits that disconnect the outlet

if

a problem

occurs in the ground circuit.

Gray Water Tank - The water tank in your

plumbing system that

is

designed to contain

waste water from the sinks and shower drains

ONLY.

No toilet wastes go into this tank.

GTW

(Gross Towing Weight) -

Is

the maximum

loaded weight

of

a trailer or car this motor

home, with equipped hitch, has been desig-

nated to tow. GTW cannot be increased by

changing the trailer hitch.

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