Chinook glacier 2500 Specifications download pdf (Page 46)

LP

GAS

SYSTEM

GENERAL

LP-gas

is

supplied

to

your

appliances

from

a

storage

tank

located

under

the

motorhome

around

the

center

of

the

couch.

The

high

pressure

of

the

storage

tank

is

reduced

to

appliance

operating

pressure

by

a

two-stage

regulator

attached

to

the

main

supply

valve.

LP

vapor

passes

through

this

regulator

to

a

steel pipe

manifold

and

is

then

distributed

to

LP

appliances.

IN

ORDER

TO

USE

THE

PROPANE

SYSTEM

THE

ELECTRIC

SWITCH

LOCATED

ON

THE

PROPANE

TANK

(ACCESS

TO

THE

TANK

IS

AVAILABLE

UNDER

THE

DRIVERS

SIDE

OF

THE

COACH

BEHIND

THE SMALLEST DOOR)

MUST

BE

IN

THE

"ON"

POSITION.

ALSO,

IT

IS

IMPORTANT

WHEN

NOT

IN

USE

TO

TURN THE

PROPANE

SWITCH BACK

TO

THE

"OFF"

POSITION.

The

following appliances

operate

on

LP-gas:

1.

Furnace

2.

Water

Heater

3.

Rangeloven

4.

Refrigerator

(LP

gas

is

an

optional

fuel

source

for

the

refrigerator,

which

can

also

run

on

12V

or

1 1

OV

power).

5.

Generator

as

supplied

on

Diesel

models.

To

assure

safe,

troublefree

operation,

read

the

manufacturer

operating instructions for

each

appliance completely

before

use.

Each

appliance

manual

can

be

found

in

the

owner's

packet

provided

with

your

motorbome.

SAFETY

To

ensure

safe

operation

of

your

LP

appliances,

you

should

be

aware

of

the

following

warnings

and

warning

labels:

WARNING: LP-Gas

containers

shall

not

be

placed

or

stored

inside

the

vehicle.

LP-Gas

containers

are

equipped

with

safety devices that

relieve

excessive

pressure

by

discharging

gas

to

the

atmosphere.

FAILURE

TO

COMPLY

COULD

RESULT

IN

DEATH

OR

SERIOUS

INJURY.

The

following warning label

has

been

located

in

the

cooking

area

to

remind

the

user

to

provide

an

adequate

supply of

fresh

air

for

combustion:

I

WARNING:

IT

IS

NOT SAFE

TO

USE

COOKING

APPLIANCES FOR COMFORT

HEATING.

Cooking

appliances

need

fresh

air

for

safe

operation.

Before

operation:

I

Open

the

overhead

vent

or

turn

on

the

exhaust

fan,

and

2.

Open

a

window.

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