The battery disconnect switch is an important feature in your RV, allowing you to control the power supply to your vehicle. This guide will help you understand when and how to use it.


Steps to Use the Battery Disconnect

1. Locate the Battery Disconnect Switch
   • Find the switch, typically located below the main control panel.
2. Turning Off the Battery Disconnect
   • Switch off the battery disconnect to shut off all electrical systems in the RV.
   • This is useful when fueling with gas or propane to ensure all propane features are completely off.
3. Turning On the Battery Disconnect
   • Turn the switch back on to restore power to all systems inside the RV.
     
     

Important Tips

• Safety During Fueling: Always turn off the battery disconnect when fueling with gas or propane to prevent any accidents related to propane appliances.
• Regular Use: Other than during fueling, keep the battery disconnect switch on to maintain power to your RV's systems.

By following these steps, you'll ensure the safe and efficient use of your RV's battery disconnect feature, enhancing your overall RV experience.

Connecting your RV dump hose is an essential part of maintaining your motorhome. This short guide will walk you through the process, ensuring you handle it efficiently and hygienically.

Steps to Connect Your RV Dump Hose

1. Locate the Dump Hose Connection
   • Typically found underneath the gas area or sometimes in a storage compartment.
   • Twist open the cover and use the clamp to hold the door open if available.
2. Attach the Dump Hose
   • Unscrew the cap on the sewer connection.
   • Insert the dump hose securely, aligning the circles on the hose end with the connection.
3. Secure the Elbow End
   • Place the elbow end of the hose into the ground sewer hole.
   • Ensure all connections are tight and secure.
4. Operate the Tank Levers
   • Black Tank: Pull the black lever first to release the waste from the toilet. Let it drain completely.
   • Gray Tank: Pull the gray lever after the black tank to rinse out the hose with sink and shower water.
5. Finish Up
   • Once both tanks are emptied, close both levers.
   • Unhook the hose, replace the cap on the sewer connection, and store the hose properly.

Tips for Safe and Clean Dumping

• Always pull the black tank lever first, followed by the gray tank lever to rinse out the hose.
• Ensure all connections are tight to prevent leaks.
• Clean and store the hose securely after use.
  
  

By following these simple steps, you can efficiently manage your RV's waste disposal, keeping your motorhome clean and ready for the next adventure. Happy travels!