- all exterior components are secure and closed
- the refrigerator power switch is changed to 12-Volt
( The 12volt/ DC system is there to maintain the coolness of the refrigerator while in motion. The
refrigerator should have been cooled on propane or AC electric before filling it and leaving on you trip.)
- all interior compartments and drawers are closed and locked into position
- all interior components are secure and in place
- the furnace control switch on the thermostat is off
- the TV swing-out is locked into a position
- the site is left in better condition than when you arrived.
While In Motion
It is not recommended that you use any of your appliances while in motion. Warning: Do not use any LP gas appliances while in
motion. While you are in motion, you will have power to all 12-Volt components such as the dome lights, water pump, roof vent, 12Volt receptacle, TV, and DVD. You will not have power to the microwave, 110-Volt receptacles, coffee maker and roof air
conditioner unless your vehicle is equipped with an inverter.

Upon Arrival at Your Site
Once you arrive at a site, please ensure that:
- your motorhome is parked in a level position so that your components will be at their optimum performance (place a
bubble level in the freezer shelf of the refrigerator to use as a base and level your unit according to this)
- all exterior vents are clear from obstructions
- the black and gray water waste tank valves are closed
- hook up your 110-Volt power cord to your coach and then to the site receptacle (if supplied at site)
- hook up your fresh water line to the city water pressure connection (if supplied at site)
(It is recommended for pressurized city water that a water regulator is used.)
- turn the LP gas on
- turn the refrigerator switch power to LP gas selection or 110-Volt power (AC).
- turn the water heater on ( Before turning it on, make sure the water heater is filled with water)
- connect park cable and telephone jack (if supplied)

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MOTORHOME SYSTEMS
LP Gas System
Your motorhome is equipped with a Liquid Propane (LP) gas system that provides fuel to the appliances (refrigerator, cook top, water
heater, furnace, and generator.)
The storage tank is located under the chassis, in between the hitch mounting plates.
The main shut-off valve is operated electronically by the switch located in the driver’s outside component compartment. (ensure this
switch is on before operating appliances.)
The filler valve and bleeder valve for the LP gas is located on the driver side under the rear bumper.
The LP gas regulator is located on the propane tank under the vehicle. LP gas regulators must always be installed with the diaphragm
vent facing downward. Regulators that are not in compartments have been equipped with a protective cover. Make sure that the
regulator vent faces downward and that the cover is kept in place to minimize vent blockage that could result in excessive gas pressure
causing fire or explosion.
The LP tank gauge is located on the monitor panel at the top of the appliance cabinet.
Warning: Do not bring or store LP gas containers, gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the vehicle, because a fire or
explosion may result. LP gas containers should not be placed or stored inside the vehicle as LP gas containers are equipped with
safety devices that relieve excessive pressure by discharging gas into the atmosphere.
Warning: It is not safe to use cooking appliances for comfort heating. Cooking appliances need fresh air for safe operation.
Unlike homes, the amount of oxygen supply in the unit is limited due to the size of the vehicle. Proper ventilation when using the
cooking appliance(s) will avoid dangers of asphyxiation. It is especially important that cooking appliances not be used for comfort
heating as the danger of asphyxiation is greater when the appliance is used for a long period of time. Therefore, before operation, be
sure to open a source of ventilation.
Warning: Do not use portable fuel burning equipment, including wood and charcoal grills and stoves inside the motorhome.
The use of this equipment inside the recreational vehicle may cause fire or asphyxiation.
DO NOT FILL LP CONTAINER TO MORE THAN 80% CAPACITY. Overfilling the LP gas container can result in
uncontrolled gas flow, which can cause fire or explosion. A properly filled container will contain approximately 80% of its volume of
LP gas.
If you smell gas:
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Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials.
Do not touch any electrical switches.
Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve or gas supply connection.
Open all the doors and other ventilating openings.
Leave the area until the odour clears and you are sure there is no further risk to you or others.
Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again.

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LP Remote Off/On Switch:
Located in the Driver Side Component compartment. This switch activates the 12 volt electric solenoid.

How to Use the LP Appliances;
Turn your red key disconnect switch to the on position. (located under the driver side bed in the RL model or in the small driver side
ottoman door in the TS.)Turn your electric propane valve switch to the on position. (located in the exterior component compartment.)
Cook Top:
The vehicle is equipped with a two-burner flush mount cook top located in the kitchen counter top.
1) Lift the glass cover.
2) Turn the selected burner knob to the ignite (flame) position. This allows propane to flow to the selected burner.
3) Depress the middle ignition spark knob until the burner ignites.
4) Turn the burner knob to adjust the flame to the appropriate heat setting.
5) When you have finished using the cook top, turn the burner knob to the off position allow the burner to cool before closing the cook
top cover.
Please consult the stovetop owner’s manual for complete operating and cleaning instructions.

Furnace:
Your vehicle is equipped with a 16000 BTU Suburban LP gas Auto Ignition Furnace. The furnace is located below the below the
refrigerator.
1) Turn the furnace thermostat to the on position by using the top switch.
2) Using the lower temperature selection switch temperature selector up to the desired setting.

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Refrigerator:
Your vehicle is equipped with a Dometic three way fridge (LP gas, AC & DC).
1) Press the mode button till the word GAS appears . Press the thermometer button to the desired coolness (This may vary slightly
with each fridge and weather conditions.) The fridge will go through the auto ignition process to ignite propane.
3) The DC or Battery symbol is used when the vehicle is in motion. You will have to manually select this mode, your fridge will not
automatically go to this mode. The DC mode will maintain your fridge while driving, but should not be used for dry camping or
initial cooling of the refrigerator.
4) The AC or Cord symbol is recommended when the vehicle is operating off of a 120 volt power source.
Note: For the best cooling results your vehicle should be level and the and the exterior refrigerator vents free from
obstructions.

Water Heater:
Your vehicle is equipped with a 6 gallon LP Suburban gas Auto Ignition Water Heater. The water heater is located in the cabinet
below the refrigerator.
1) Check your by-pass valve located in the cabinet door under the refrigerator. The valves at the top (red line)and bottom (blue
line)of the water heater should be open. The valve between the top and bottom valve should be closed. The valves are open if the
handle lines up with the water line, and are closed when making a T with the water line.
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WINTER NOT USABLE

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2) Ensure the water heater is full of water. To check this open the water heater vent on the exterior of the coach and lift the pressure
relief valve, water should flow out of the spigot.
3) Fill your water heater by running your water pump or hooking a pressurized source onto the city water hook up. You will have to
open a hot water tap in the vehicle to allow the air from the hot water tank to escape while the tank fills with water (this can also
be done by opening the pressure release valve on the water heater until water flows out of the spigot).
4) Once the water heater is full turn the water heater switch located above the microwave to the on position.
Note: Your LP gas appliances may not light on the first try. There may be air in the LP gas lines that will dissipate as the gas
pressurizes the lines.

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Fresh Water System
The water system built into your motorhome provides full service similar to the system in your home. A 12-Volt self-priming pump
draws pressurized water from the fresh water tank to all cold faucets and the water heater. An automatic pressure switch located in the
water pump maintains a positive line pressure between 20 to 30 p.s.i. The fresh and gray water tanks are located underneath the floor.
The black water tank is located above the floor under the toilet and shower pan.
Filling the Fresh Water Tank
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

Open the passenger potable water compartment.
Remove the large white cap.
Insert a garden hose into the fill opening.
Turn the water source on to a medium flow rate, a high pressure flow will cause water to out of the fill opening.
Monitor the fill level using the FRESH button on the monitor panel located above the microwave. Do not over fill this tank. You
may also see water coming out through the fill tube or air vent screen this also indicates the tank is full.
6) If you feel you have over filled your fresh water tank drain some of the water off by using the drain spigot located on the tank,
under the passenger side running board. (See photo page 10 for approximate location.)

NOTE: If you notice water running out from underneath the van when filling the tank, there is a drain spigot on the fresh water tank
to ensure it is closed.
City Water Connection
The city water connection is located in the driver’s side component compartment. The city water connection is a convenience for you
when you have access to an outside water source. When hooking up the city water connection you should make sure that the water
pump switch is turned off and that all water faucets are closed.
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4)
5)

Open the driver side component compartment
Remove the plastic insert from the city water connection.
Attach a garden hose to the connection, ensure the fitting is tight
Turn the water source on to a medium pressure.
Check for leaks at the city water connection. (you may have to tighten this connection)

NOTE: In different areas the water pressure may vary. It is advisable to use a water pressure regulator because excessive pressure
may result in water-line damage. The city water system bypasses the fresh water holding tank and feeds the water lines directly so that
you will not have to use the water pump. To disconnect the city water system, first turn off the water source, then open a faucet to
relieve some of the pressure in the lines (if you do not open a faucet to relieve some of the pressure, when you unhook the water line,
water may spray out), then unhook the water line.

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Water Pump
The Sure Flo water pump is located in the floor cabinet below the cooktop, The filter and the inlet connection are visible on the right
hand side of the box.
Activate the water pump using the switch at the bottom of the monitor panel above your microwave.

Trouble Shooting:
If the pump will not prime, please check:
- to make sure there is water in the holding tank
- to make sure that the battery is not run down
- for kinks in the inlet water line
- for leaks at inlet fittings (if air is leaking into inlet fittings, tighten fittings or apply clamps as necessary)
- for clogged lines
- the inline flow filter, located beside your water pump.
If the water pressure drops:
- make sure faucet aerators are clean
- check to make sure there is water in the holding tank
- check to make sure the battery is not run down
- check faucets and connections for leaks.
If the pump runs when there is no apparent demand for water:
- make sure there is water in the holding tank
- check all faucets and fixtures to make sure they are all shut off and not leaking
- check line for leaks.
Toilet
Please refer to the manufacturer’s operating instructions.
Toilet Trouble Shooting:
1. Water keeps running in the bowl:
- check to see if all the levers are turned all the way back. Sticking may be caused by foreign material on the waste valve blade seal at
the bottom of the bowl. If the problem persists, you may need to replace the water valve.
2. The Toilet leaks, there is water on the floor:
- if the leak is in the back of the toilet, check the water supply line connection and refer to the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
If the leak is at the toilet flange area (where the toilet mounts to the floor), check the toilet flange nuts for tightness.
3. Poor flush pressure:
- the levers must be held fully open during the flush. A good flush should be obtained within 2 to 3 seconds. If the problem persists,
remove the water supply line and check the water supply. The water supply rate should be at least 10 litres/2.5 gallons per minute to
ensure an adequate flush.

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Shower
To protect the surface of your ABS plastic shower pan, it is recommended that a rubber shower mat be placed in the shower pan. Use
a non-abrasive cleaner to clean your shower compartment. NOTE: Do not use highly concentrated or high acid content household
cleaners, as these may damage the shower compartment.
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4)
5)

Remove the shower pan floor carpet.
Velcro the side window removable shower curtain into place.
Slide the shower curtain across the door opening.
Adjust the water temperature to the desired level.
Lift the center flow lever between the taps.

It is recommended that the fantastic fan is run while shower is in use to remove humidity.
It is recommended that the bathroom be wiped down after the shower has been used. This will help prevent mildew and other residues
from forming on shower walls.
Waste System
The Ascent is equipped with two waste tanks.
1) Black water tank located above the floor of the van directly under the toilet. Only the toilet water and solid waste enter this tank.
This tank is approximately 10 gallons or 39 liters.
2) Gray water tank located under the driver side of the vehicle. This tank handles waste water from the sinks and the shower. This
tank is approximately 15.6 gallons or 60 liters.
Before using your waste holding tank, deodorize it by adding one gallon of water and commercial tank deodorizer through the toilet.

Draining Waste Holding Tanks
1) Open the dump valve door located on the driver side running board.
2) Remove the white cap located on the right hand side of the opening.
3) Remove the sewer hose from behind the white cap.

4) Press in the black and gray dump valve handles to ensure the valves are closed.
5) Remove the black termination cap.
6) Connect the sewer hose to the drain outlet, and put the opposite end into an appropriate sewer dump outlet.

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7) Open the termination valve on the solid waste holding tank. Black handle. Once this tank is empty, then open the valve for the
gray waste tank Gray handle. A garden hose may be left running into the toilet with the valve open to further rinse the tank and sewer
hose.
8) Close the termination valves and replace the cap and store your sewer hose back in the canister.
Deodorize the empty tank by adding one gallon of water and commercial holding tank deodorizer through the tank.
NOTE: If the black water holding tank is allowed to overfill, the overflow may back up through the toilet drain.
NOTE: If the gray water tank is allowed to overfill, the overflow may back up through the shower drain.
If you are using a sewer hook up in a RV park, keep the valve closed until the holding tank is at least partially full, then drain. The
large quantity of waste flow will provide more effective drainage and reduce tank stoppages.
NOTE: It is important to clean your monitor probes in your holding tank to ensure their reliability. See your RV dealer for suggested
cleaning solutions.

Winterizing
1) Drain your fresh water tank. The fresh water tank is located under the passenger side running board (see page 10 for approximate
location). Open the drain spigot by turning the top lever and let the water drain (There may be a small amount of water left in the
tank after it is drained.).

2) Drain your hot water tank. This is done by removing the Anode rod at the bottom of the water heater tank on the outside of the
vehicle. The Anode rod is a 1 1/16” nut. Loosely reinstall the anode rod after the water heater is drained, this will prevent dust and
insects from entering the heater while in storage.
SUMMER
WINTER

3) Turn the water heater bypass valves located in the cabinet below the refrigerator inside of the vehicle to the winter position . The
valve handle at the top of water heater on the red line should be closed, the valve at the bottom of the water heater on the blue line
should be closed. The valve in between where the red and blue lines connect should be open. (The valves are closed when the handle
of the valve makes a T with the water line.)

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4) Remove the water line from the inlet side of the water pump. (This is the clear plastic line going into the filter.) Connect a siphon
hose to the inlet side of the water pump place the other end in a container RV Non toxic antifreeze. Turn on your water pump.

NOTE: Siphon hose consists of 40” of ½” clear tubing with a fitting to
attach to the water pump. (can be purchased through a RV dealer).
5) Open the kitchen and bathroom faucets one at a time allowing the antifreeze to flow through both the hot and the cold sides. Be sure
to also open the toilet valve and exterior shower faucet. Turn off the water pump and disconnect the siphon hose, reattach the original
fitting.
6) Pour ½ cup of anti freeze down each drain (Kitchen sink, bathroom sink and shower drain.)
7) Fully charge your auxiliary and turn off and remove the red key disconnect. The Red Key Disconnect is located under the Driver
Side seat below the TV.

8) Turn you thermostat to the off position using the mode button.
9) Turn your propane tank off.
10) Place your fridge door in a slightly ajar position.

It is recommended that you start and run your vehicle and generator once a month during
the winter season.

Winter Use
We recommend that the water system not be used when the outside temperature drops below the freezing point. You should ensure
that your unit is completely winterized by that time. If it is necessary to use the water system, we suggest that you bring containers of
fresh water with you and add non-toxic RV antifreeze to the gray and black water holding tanks. NOTE: Keep in mind that as you
add more water to the holding tanks the antifreeze will dilute more than the recommended amount and may start to freeze earlier at
cold temperatures.

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Living Area Electrical System
The Motorhome living area electrical system is designed for convenience. It is capable of supplying the vehicle with at least two
sources of power. A 12-Volt auxiliary battery supplies power to the interior components (except AC current plug receptacles, roof air
conditioner, microwave, fridge on A and coffee maker) for short-term use. This battery is automatically charged when the motorhome
is running or when you are plugged into a 110 volt power source with the disconnect switch in the on position.
For long term use, your vehicle may be powered by plugging into a 110-Volt external power source with the supplied 25-foot power
cable. The yellow 25-foot power cable supplied with your coach will have to be connected to your coach and then to a 110 volt power
source (30 amp outlet is recommended). This will supply 110-Volt power throughout the interior and supply power through a power
converter to all 12-Volt components.
NOTE: Always connect the power cord to your coach first and then the external power source.
Your unit is equipped with a 110/12-Volt power converter. Its function is to take part of the 110-Volt current that is received when
the unit is plugged into an external power source and change it to 12-Volts (which powers most of the motorhome components). It
also provides 110-Volt power to the components that only require 110-Volts.
NOTE: The 12-Volt or DC power on your fridge should only be used while in motion or running the vehicle engine.
12 volt or DC Equipment
TV when plugged into the Inverter
Refrigerator when on DC or LP gas
Interior & Exterior Coach Lights
DVD Player, Antenna Booster and Amplifier
Water Pump
Water Heater
LP gas & CO Alarms
Generator Start Switch
Furnace
Power Sofa (if equipped)
LP Tank Switch/solenoid

110 volt 0r AC Equipment
TV when plugged into the AC receptacle
Refrigerator on AC
Microwave
Air Conditioner
110 volt Plugs
Coffee Maker (if equipped)

Electrical Distribution Panel
The Ascent is equipped with a Iota distribution panel that houses the breakers for the 110 volt system and the blade fuses for the 12
volt system. The distribution panel is located in the center of the main bench face in the TS.
Flip open the door on the right hand side this will give you access to 12 volt DC fuses and 110 volt breakers .

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12-Volt Manual Reset Breakers and Converter Output Fuses
Your motorhome has two manual re-setting breakers. If you have the optional electric rear sofa, you will have FOUR manual resetting
breakers. Access to these breakers is through a compartment door found on the driver ottoman in the TS. These breakers have a 40,
30 and 15-amp capacity. The 40-amp breaker controls the power converter ,40 amp breaker controls the generator and the 15-amp
breaker controls the refrigerator when it’s running on 12-Volts. If you have the electric sofa option, you will have an additional 30amp breaker. This breaker controls the power to your electric sofa.
If you are experiencing any difficulties with either your power converter, refrigerator or optional electric sofa when on 12-Volt, check
these breakers first to see that they are not tripped. There is a small re-set button is located on the end of the breaker. Simply push it in
if it is tripped.

There are two 30-amp converter output fuses. The converter is located under the power sofa on the Driver side in the TS. These fuses
will blow if the auxiliary battery is cross wired. White is the ground for the RV industry.
12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch
There is a red key, 12-Volt disconnect switch located on the driver’s side of the coach, in the door located on the driver’s ottoman,
facing the rear of sofa in the TS or under the driver side cushion in the RL (same compartment as the manual reset breakers). When
the key is in the “ON” position it will be locked in place. When the key is in the “OFF” position it can be easily removed, which will
stop all 12-Volt power supplied to your coach. Note This disconnect will have to be on to charge your battery from the converter
in this vehicle. If your vehicle is going to be parked for longer than a 48 hr period turn this switch to the off position as the
detectors and other appliances have a drain on the battery.
Auxiliary Battery
The auxiliary battery (coach battery) is located under the hood of the vehicle. The coach battery is located under the hood of the
vehicle, it is an Johnston Controls A9069820008/12 volt 100 AH multipurpose battery. This battery operates the Motor Home portion
of your vehicle. This battery is supplied by Mercedes.
The chassis battery and auxiliary battery are two separate systems.
Both batteries are charged from the alternator, but only the auxiliary
battery is charged from the converter.
The Chassis battery powers all chassis related items such as the map
light between the driver and passenger seat, all dash features, driving
lights, power mirrors, locks and windows.
The auxiliary battery powers all living area lighting, DC appliances and
air ride compressor.

The chassis battery as supplied by Mercedes is located under the driver floorboard. See your Sprinter
manual for details.

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Battery Care
Your auxiliary battery must be regularly cleaned and maintained at least once a month in order to provide a reliable and constant
power source to your Motorhome. To ensure satisfactory battery performance, battery terminal cleanliness is essential. NOTE:
Please see the DODGE manufacturer’s instructions for detailed maintenance recommendations.
Warning: Batteries give off explosive gases that can cause severe personal injury. Do not smoke in or around the battery and keep
open flames and other sources of ignition well away from the battery. Remember, batteries can and do, EXPLODE! Be very
careful. Battery electrolytes can cause severe eye damage and skin burns. Always wear protective equipment (goggles, rubber
gloves, a protective apron, etc.) when working with batteries.

External Power
A 25- foot, 30-amp power cord. In order to activate all power circuits, connect the yellow power cord to your coach in the driver’s
side component compartment and to an adequate 110-Volt power source. The connector is rated for 30-amp capacity. NOTE: The
male end of the power cord is a 30-amp plug, therefore you may require an adapter to convert the plug into the 110-Volt style. Most
RV parks are equipped with 30-amp plug-ins. Remember to always attach the power cord to your coach first, and then to the power
source.
Monitor Panel Area
There is a monitor panel located above the microwave. In this panel is the water heater control switch, generator control switch
(optional) and the water pump control switch which also monitors the black water, gray water, fresh water, LP gas and battery levels.

Generator
If your unit is equipped with a generator, it will be located under the vehicle in front of the LP tank. Access to the generator is from
underneath the chassis. There is no access through the interior as to prevent exhaust gases from seeping into the living compartment.
The generator will provide an added source of power to run the electrical system when you are not plugged into a 110-Volt power
source.
Starting the Generator:
1) Turn on the red key disconnect switch.
2) Turn on the LP gas electrical switch in the exterior component compartment area.
3) Press the start switch in the monitor panel area.
NOTE: It may take a few seconds initially for the generator to start. Your generator draws its gas supply from your LP gas tank. Once
the generator is running, it supplies power to the entire electrical system, just as if your unit were plugged into a 110-Volt power
source. You will have to balance your electrical consumption as you have a limited number of watts/ amps available.
Please refer to the manufacturer’s operating manual for complete operating instructions and maintenance procedures.
NOTE: If your unit is equipped with a generator, it is essential that you run your generator at least ½ hour a month under load
(microwave, AC, coffee maker, etc.) to keep the generator fuel from damaging the carburetor.
NOTE: For your safety and protection, all generator or generator-ready units are equipped with an automatic transfer switch that will
allow your coach to receive power from either shore power or your generator.

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MOTORHOME INTERIOR

Interior Cockpit Map Light
Please follow the vehicle manufactures instructions for operating procedures.
Refrigerator - Dometic
Your Dometic refrigerator is designed for 3-way operation, using 12-Volt DC, 110-Volt AC and LP gas power. When the refrigerator
is switched to AC or DC, the ammonia/water mixture is heated by a heating element instead of a burner.
When your motorhome is stationary, it should be leveled for your refrigerator to provide the proper cooling. A bubble level should be
placed on the freezer shelf to check the refrigerator for levelness. If the refrigerator is not level you may have improper cooling.
For LP gas operation, turn the selector switch to gas and follow the instructions on the fridge for lighting. Turn the fridge thermostat
to the highest temperature that will still provide adequate refrigeration. For 110-Volt AC operation, make sure the power cord is
connected and switch the selector switch to AC power. For the 12-Volt DC operation setting, power is provided by the auxiliary
battery. However, the 12-Volt power should not be used when stationary in order to prevent battery drainage. NOTE: The
refrigerator should be turned to 12-Volt when the vehicle will be in motion and the LP gas must be turned off.
NOTE: The DC or 12-Volt setting is for transportation purposes only. It is recommended that if you are going to be stopped for
more than a short period of time, you should switch your refrigerator to propane or an AC setting and plug into a 110-Volt supply.
Your refrigerator will not automatically switch to the DC system you must manually switch the fridge to DC.
NOTE: Please refer to the Dometic operating manual for complete operating instructions and maintenance procedures.
NOTE: For operating instructions for the remainder of your appliances, please see each respective manufacturers’ operating manuals.

Microwave- Dometic
Your Dometic microwave operates of 110 volt AC power only. To use your microwave you must be plugged into shore power or have
the generator running. ( the microwave cannot be used at the same time as the roof AC unit when operating on the generator)
NOTE: Please refer to the manufactures operating instructions for maintenance, operation and cooking

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TV and DVD (Optional)
If your motor home is equipped with TV and DVD components, you will find these located in the rear entertainment center. These
two components are powered by a 12-Volt power source. The TV and DVD are powered by a 12 volt inverter located in the cabinet
above the TV..
NOTE: Your DVD is a player only; it will not record. To play a CD theTV must be in the on position.
NOTE: Ensure the TV swing arm is locked into the stow position hen the vehicle is in motion.

Basic Operating Procedure
For addition TV, DVD, Antenna, or Inverter information please refer to the appliance owner manuals.
A) COMPONENTS:
1)
22” LED TV
2)
Blu-Ray DVD player
3)
Inverter
4)
Antenna with booster

B) BASIC TV OPERATION:
TV antenna (rotate the TV antenna for best reception) or hook up to park cable.
12 Volt Operation:
1)

Turn the inverter located in the cabinet directly above or beside the TV to the on position. (Switch is located beside the fan on
the back of the inverter opposite end as the plug outlet). Ensure the TV and DVD player are plugged into the inverter and the
inverter is turned on.

2)
Turn the antenna booster on by pressing the black button just above the inverter on the white wall plate. (green light indicates
booster on) Turn the antenna booster on in the rear upper cabinet on the antenna base.
3)
Turn the TV on and select DTV-TV using the input button on your TV or remote.
4)
Using the menu button select - TV, select -Channels, select - Scan Channel. This will bring in all local air channels.
5)
For Cable TV connect a cable extension cord from the cable hookup in the component compartment to the park cable outlet.
Turn the booster off on you TV antenna follow step (4) for auto programing.
6)
For DVD operation turn on the DVD player. Using the source button on you TV or TV remote select HDMI 1. Insert a DVD
or Blu-Ray Disc allow the Disc to load and press play.
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To save power while watching TV ensure the DVD player is switched off. Only turn your DVD player on when in
use.
For 120 volt Operation