AUTOMOTIVE BATTERYThe electronic radio in your vehicle will exert a small draw on the automotive battery to maintain the time andpreset stations. To prevent the battery from damage caused by being completely drained,the radio should bedisconnected from the automotive battery when your vehicle will not be driven for 2 months or more.On Dodge models,the radio and courtesy lights can be disconnected by pulling the black 15 amp.fuse at the fuseand relay compartment located on the driver side of the instrument panel. This compartment is accessible onlywhen the driver door is open.For Chevrolet models,the radio can be disconnected by removing the 10 amp.radio fuse from the fuse blocklocated at the left underside of the dash,or by disconnecting the negative automotive battery cable.INTERIOR CAB LIGHT AND IGNITION LIGHTThe interior 12V cab light located on the underside of the cabinet over the windshield (and the storage area lightbelow the optional rear L-shaped lounge of Dodge models) have a multipurpose switching system. This switchingsystem utilizes the switch on the light itself and the dash mounted headlight switch located to the left of thesteering wheel. These switches can be set for three types of use:DrivingBy turning the headlight switch to the center position and turning the cab light switch on,the cab light will turn onwhen a door is open and turn off when all doors are closed. To turn on the cab light with doors closed,turn theheadlight switch all the way to the left (be aware that the ignition light will turn on also). This is similar to thenormal operation of the interior lights in a car.Stationary Use (Doors Closed)By turning the headlight switch all the way to the left,the cab light can be turned on and off using its own switchwith the doors closed (be aware that the ignition light will turn on also). This is similar to the normal operation ofthe other interior lights in your vehicle except that the cab light and ignition light draw from the automotivebattery and not the auxiliary battery or converter/charger. Accordingly,excessive use may drain your automotivebattery!Stationary Use (Doors Open)On Dodge models,the cab light and ignition light will remain off with the doors open by turning the headlightswitch all the way to the right. To achieve the same result,do not leave the headlight switch in the center position(as in F.8.a.) and turn off the cab light switch or you may drain your automotive battery.On Chevrolet models,the cab light can be controlled by the light switch located on the dash to the left of thesteering column. The "dome override" can be used to turn off the cab light while the cab doors are open.RANGE HOOD EXHAUST FANThe range hood exhaust fan should be on while the L.P.gas stove is in operation. The range hood is equipped witha damper control to reduce noise created by the damper flapping while driving and to reduce water entry whilewashing your vehicle. The damper control is a steel loop,located at the front of the exhaust fan motor,and isaccessed from the underside of the range hood. To close the damper,push the control to the rear of your vehicle.To open,pull the control to the front.ELECTRICAL SYSTEMDoc No:MNSA0006 Rev:00Copyright(C) Hanmar Motor Corporation 203 F-3AUTOMOTIVE BATTERYThe electronic radio in your vehicle will exert a small draw on the automotive battery to maintain the time andpreset stations. To prevent the battery from damage caused by being completely drained,the radio should bedisconnected from the automotive battery when your vehicle will not be driven for 2 months or more.On Dodge models,the radio and courtesy lights can be disconnected by pulling the black 15 amp.fuse at the fuseand relay compartment located on the driver side of the instrument panel. This compartment is accessible onlywhen the driver door is open.For Chevrolet models,the radio can be disconnected by removing the 10 amp.radio fuse from the fuse blocklocated at the left underside of the dash,or by disconnecting the negative automotive battery cable.INTERIOR CAB LIGHT AND IGNITION LIGHTThe interior 12V cab light located on the underside of the cabinet over the windshield (and the storage area lightbelow the optional rear L-shaped lounge of Dodge models) have a multipurpose switching system. This switchingsystem utilizes the switch on the light itself and the dash mounted headlight switch located to the left of thesteering wheel. These switches can be set for three types of use:DrivingBy turning the headlight switch to the center position and turning the cab light switch on,the cab light will turn onwhen a door is open and turn off when all doors are closed. To turn on the cab light with doors closed,turn theheadlight switch all the way to the left (be aware that the ignition light will turn on also). This is similar to thenormal operation of the interior lights in a car.Stationary Use (Doors Closed)By turning the headlight switch all the way to the left,the cab light can be turned on and off using its own switchwith the doors closed (be aware that the ignition light will turn on also). This is similar to the normal operation ofthe other interior lights in your vehicle except that the cab light and ignition light draw from the automotivebattery and not the auxiliary battery or converter/charger. Accordingly,excessive use may drain your automotivebattery!Stationary Use (Doors Open)On Dodge models,the cab light and ignition light will remain off with the doors open by turning the headlightswitch all the way to the right. To achieve the same result,do not leave the headlight switch in the center position(as in F.8.a.) and turn off the cab light switch or you may drain your automotive battery.On Chevrolet models,the cab light can be controlled by the light switch located on the dash to the left of thesteering column. The "dome override" can be used to turn off the cab light while the cab doors are open.RANGE HOOD EXHAUST FANThe range hood exhaust fan should be on while the L.P.gas stove is in operation. The range hood is equipped witha damper control to reduce noise created by the damper flapping while driving and to reduce water entry whilewashing your vehicle. The damper control is a steel loop,located at the front of the exhaust fan motor,and isaccessed from the underside of the range hood. To close the damper,push the control to the rear of your vehicle.To open,pull the control to the front.
