Driving
8-4
2019 Tommy Bahama TC
Safety
Seat belts
Federally approved seat belts are provided for the
use of the driver, the right front passenger, the second
row captains chairs, and the rear lounge� Most
states require by law that all passengers in a motor
vehicle use seat belts while in transit� It is strongly
recommended that all occupants remain seated with
their safety belts firmly attached while the touring coach
is in transit� The driver should adjust his or her seat so
that he or she is able to reach all controls easily with
the belt on, and be able to use all the travel on the foot
brake� Seat belts should be placed as low as possible
around the hips to prevent sliding out from under them
in case of an accident� This places the load of the body
on the strong hipbone structure instead of around the
soft abdominal area� Remember, there should only be
one occupant per seat belt when traveling�
The driver and front passenger seat belt buckle
operation is explained in the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
manual�
The rear lounge and rear captain chairs seat belt
buckles are secured by inserting the male end into the
female buckle until the buckles are secured� To release
the buckle press the release button on the female end�
Release Button
WARNING
Become familiar with and follow all directions,
advice, and warnings pertaining to seats, seat belt
operation, and restraint systems, provided in the
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Operator’s Manual. Do not
allow passengers to ride anywhere in the touring
coach except in seats that are equipped with
approved seat belts.
WARNING
Children must be secured in a federally-approved
child restraint device. Failure to use proper
restraints while in transit can result in severe or
fatal injuries. Never place an infant seat that faces
to the rear on the front passenger seat. Never place
an unbelted infant seat on any seat while in transit.
Child restraint devices are designed to be secured
with lap or lap/shoulder belts� All instructions supplied
by the restraint manufacturer must be followed�
Statistics have shown children are safer when properly
restrained in a rear seating position than in a front
seating position�
Don’t hesitate when it comes to passenger safety�
Make sure all passengers are properly restrained�
Child Safety Seat
LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children)
LATCH is a system that makes child safety seat
installation easier (without using seat belts)� The
LATCH system is a standard feature on the rear sofa
and second row captains chairs in the Lounge models�
The LATCH equipped touring coach has two sets of
small bars, called anchors, located in the crease of
the seat where the back and bottom cushions meet�
LATCH compatible child safety seats have a lower set
of attachments that fasten to these vehicle anchors�
How to Install a LATCH Equipped Seat
1� ALWAYS read and follow the vehicle owner’s
manual and child safety seat manufacturer’s
instructions for correct installation and proper use�
2� Fasten the child safety seat’s lower attachments
to the vehicle’s lower anchors� Tighten and adjust
according to the instructions and check for a
secure fit. The child safety seat should not move
more than an inch forward or sideways�
NOTE
If you are unsure if your child safety seat is
compatible, look for the following LATCH logo.
Summary of Contents for TOMMY BAHAMA 2019
Page 1: ...2019 TOMMY BAHAMA OWNER S MANUAL ...
Page 4: ...2019 Tommy Bahama TC NOTES ...
Page 6: ...2019 Tommy Bahama TC 1 2 Introduction NOTES ...
Page 16: ...2019 Tommy Bahama TC 2 10 Safety NOTES ...
Page 28: ...2019 Tommy Bahama TC 3 12 General Information NOTES ...
Page 104: ...Maintenance 9 18 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 12 Volt Schematic ...
Page 105: ...Maintenance 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 9 19 12 Volt Schematic ...
Page 106: ...Maintenance 9 20 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 12 Volt Schematic ...
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Page 110: ...Maintenance 9 24 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 12 Volt Standard Parts List ...
Page 112: ...Maintenance 9 26 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 30 Amp 120 Volt Standard Parts list ...
Page 116: ...Maintenance 9 30 2019 Tommy Bahama TC Multiplex Circuit Control Board Layout ...
Page 117: ...Maintenance 2019 Tommy Bahama TC 9 31 Multiplex Networking Diagram and Switch Panel Layout ...
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