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APPLIANCES
For proper appliance lighting, operation and maintenance, consult the appropriate appliance
manufacturers reading materials contained in the truck camper’s Info-Pak
Lighting LP Gas Appliances
Air trapped in the gas lines may delay the initial lighting of any appliance. It could take several
seconds or longer for the gas to reach the appliance. The first time the furnace or oven is lit; paints
and oils used in the manufacturing process may generate some smoke and fumes. If this occurs,
open doors and windows to air out the camper. If this happens it should burn off quickly and not be
an issue going forward.
NOTE:
Always follow the appliance manufacturer’s lighting and operating instructions, found in the
truck camper’s Info-Pak
Microwave Oven
This item should never be operated when empty. Please consult the manufacturer’s owner’s manual,
in Info Pak.
Refrigerator
The refrigerator operates on 120-volt AC power and LP gas. The operating instructions supplied in
the Owner's Info-Pak will help you with detailed information from the manufacturer.
The recreational vehicle LP type refrigerator operates on the "absorption" principle and therefore
MUST BE reasonably level for maximum efficiency. When your camper is stationary, it should be
leveled for comfortable living. If you can occupy the camper comfortably, the refrigerator unit should
perform well. If the refrigerator unit is not "close to level", it may not function properly and your
food will not be adequately cooled.
When the camper is in motion, the continuous movement will not affect operation. The operating
instructions are printed inside near the controls and may be found in the manufacturer's instruction
manual, in Info-Pak.
