Maytag 2006 owner manual High Volume Roof Vent Optional, When Equipped with Reverse Switch

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HIGH VOLUME ROOF VENT (OPTIONAL)

Manufacturer:

FAN-TASTIC VENT CORP. 4349 S. Dort Hwy. Burton, MI 48529

1-313-742-0330

1-800-521-0298

The optional High-volume roof vent system is designed to quickly exhaust stale, hot air and draw in fresh air. It’s great to use when the outside temperature really doesn’t call for air conditioning, but heat has built up in your coach.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

1)Open dome approx. 3” or more (ceiling fan has a built in safety switch that will not allow motor to operate unless dome is partially open).

2)Turn 3- speed knob to desired performance lever (3-Low, 2-Medium, 1-High, O-Off)

3)Open a window or door for airflow,

4)Source of airflow is determined by the window(s) or door(s) opened. For best results, close all roof vents and open 1 (one) window the greatest distance from your Fan-Tastic Vent ceiling fan,

CAUTION: Never place Lindeen™ or a like cover over ceiling fan. Greatly restricted airflow & increased sound levels will occur.

Appliances

WHEN EQUIPPED WITH REVERSE SWITCH

1)Turn fan motor off by:

a)Setting 3-speed switch to “O” - OFF.

b)Closing Dome.

c)Selecting center position on IN/OUT rocker switch

2)Wait for fan blade to stop.

3)Select IN position, brings air from the roof area into your coach (pressurizes inside).

4)Or select OUT position, brings air in through any or all openings in coach and exhausts through the roof. 5) Turn fan motor On.

WHEN EQUIPPED WITH THERMOSTAT:

1)Follow “Operating Instructions: 1 thru 4

2)Select desired temperature or comfort level on thermostat. Fan motor will now start & stop automatically as interior temperature of coach exceeds or drops below selected level.

NOTE: Fan motor will not start if temperature selected is warmer than interior tempera-	H

ture of coach.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:

1)Turn fan motor Off.

2)Remove 8 painted flathead Phillips screws around perimeter of screen insert only.

3)Clean screen with soap & water solution and reinstall.

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Contents Owners Airstream Manual Introduction MODEL Table of Contents Items Covered Warranty CoverageBasic Warranty Period Care and MaintenanceAIRSTREAM, INC Installations not CoveredIf Repairs are Needed Consequential and Incidental Damages Warranty TransferExplanation of Airstream Limited Warranty Dealer Representation ExcludedOverload AbuseExposure Reporting Safety Defects ServiceTorque aluminm wheels to110-120 ft. lbs Maintenance Schedule Every 5,000 Miles or 90 DaysThat MAY be Hazardous Every 1,000 Miles or 60 DaysEvery 10, 000 Miles or 6 Months Every Year Miscellaneous Suggested Maintenance Parts and LubricantsBULBS, Exterior BULBS, InteriorMaintenance Record Date Dealer Service Performed Warranty and Service TOW Vehicle Equipment Towing Your AirstreamElectric Brakes Loading Weighing Your Trailer Sway Control Device Hitching UPEqualizing Hitch Load Distribution Steps for Hitching Up Level tow vehicle and trailer after hitching up Towing Tips Passing Use trailer brakes as parking brakes TrackingBacking Up Exterior Suggested PRE-TRAVEL Check ListInterior Trailer Equipment and Accessories Motoring Essentials Towing Your Airstream Camping SafetyPlies the 12 volt current Overnight StopExtended Stay Things not to PUT Into Toilet or Drains Shoreline Power SupplyCity Water HOOK-UP Waste Water SystemEffects of Prolonged Occupancy Winter TravelingExcess moisture Effects of Prolonged OccupancyTips to Controlling Condensation How can mold growth be inhibited? What are molds ?What factors contribute to mold growth? Failure to Retract Slide OUT RoomCamping Camping Exterior CleaningStep Main DoorPossible damage Screen DoorOperation Instructions ChassisTires Tips on Tire Care Tire Inflation PSI Cold Tire RotationSpare Tire Axle and Running Gear Assembly Install washer and spindle nut Typical Electronic Controller HOW to USE Your Electric Brakes ProperlyMaintenance Power Jack OptionReplacing Power Head HOW Overloading Affects Your Tires Load/Inflation Information for Your TiresProper Tire Inflation Under InflationTire Care Weighing Your Travel Trailer Or Towed VehicleReplacing Your Tires Proper Inspection and Storage of TiresInterior Bunk BED Aquajet water pump Optionial Equipment Water Pump SwitchDinette Table Monitor PanelCeiling Light/Directional Lighting Bath Area Remote SwitchesSmoke Alarm Firex Model B LinoleumWeekly Testing of Your Smoke Alarm Replacing the Battery Taking Care of Your Smoke AlarmLP GAS Detector Using the Tamper Resist Locking MechanismSpecial Smoke Alarm Features To RemoveFire Extinguisher Detector TestLOW Voltage Normal Operation Carbon Monoxide AlarmCleaning Your Detector Operation only Fill ValveLPG Bottles To InstallVent if the trailer has not been used regularly Basic Rules for SafetyPlumbing Water Pump and Filter Water SYSTEM-SELF ContainedSanitizing Drain Valves Safari While hooked to city water Aquajet Pump OptionalWinterizing and Storage To Empty Fresh Water TankWater Heater Draining Plumbing Water Heater Bypass Plumbing Emptying Tanks Drain and Waste SystemDeodorizers Black Tank Flush Optional When Parked and Connected to Sewer OutletToilet Water Filtration Safeguards Microtech Filter INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT Controlling The Water Electronic IndicatorBattery Replacement Operating InstructionsLavatory FAUCET, Standard Electrical System Battery Disconnect Switch265 71.3 F 250 62 F 200 16 F 100 +5 F 150 +19 F Battery12V Power Circuits Converter Cooling System Converter TestingConverter Operation Volt AC Panel BoardInvertor option Back UP Camera PRE-WIREElectrical System DO’S TV AntennaLubricating Rotating Gear Housing Maintenance LubricationSatellite Antenna Wiring Yellow like the sun positive and Green like Solar Panel PRE-WIREExternal Radio Jack Optional Coaxial Cable Wiring SchematicVolt Electrical System City Power Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Gfci Occupant Other circuitFurnace AIR ConditionerMicrowave Ovens RangeRefrigerator Relieve the pressure without even realizing it Water HeaterElectronic Ignition Cleaning Instructions High Volume Roof Vent OptionalWhen Equipped with Reverse Switch When Equipped with ThermostatMonitor Panel Monitor Wire ConnectionsTo Obtain Exact Reading Specifications Hitch Ball Height Index C-1, E-8, F-3, H-4