Airstream CLASSIC TRAILER - Manual (Page 56)

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INTERIOR
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Water Pump Switch
Fresh water pump switches are located on the monitor
panel and in the lavatory. Once the switch is turned on
the pump will run until the water pressure reaches about
65 psi. At this point an internal pressure switch will shut
it off. When a faucet is opened the water pressure will
drop and the pump will start to run again. The water
pump switch should be turned off when the trailer is
left unattended. Water pressure at some campgrounds
may be low. The water pump can be turned on to assist
the city water hookup pressure. Be sure there is some
water in the fresh water tank. The pump will only use
the water that is needed out of the tank to bring the
pressure up to the usual standard.
Bathroom Exhaust Fan
The round bathroom exhaust fan is in the bathroom
ceiling and is opened by pushing up on the handle
running across the fan opening.
A power lift bathroom fan may be installed in your
trailer. The switches for this fan will be located on the
forward bath wall. One switch will open the dome for
the fan and the other switch will activate the fan.
Telephone Shower Head
The telephone shower head is designed to give
maximum flexibility in usage, and provides for water
saving techniques when using your trailer on self-
containment. It can be held in the hand and moved
about the body. Normally the best water conservation
procedure is to wet the entire body and then turn the
water off. Apply soap, lather thoroughly, and then
rinse the soap off. The telephone shower head is also
used to fill the tub for taking a bath. When you have
finished using the shower be sure to shut the water
off at the faucet.
Bath Area Remote Switches
Two remote switches for appliances are located on
the bathroom wall. One is for the water pump, and
duplicates the pump switch on the monitor panel.
Either pump switch may be used to turn the pump on
or off at any time.
The second pair of switches, with a red indicator, is for
lighting the water heater.
Incandescent Light Fixtures
The light fixture has a switch located on the end of
the fixture. Gently squeezing in the middle and pulling
down will remove the lens. During cold weather it is a
good idea to leave the light on a few minutes prior to
removing the lens.
Fluorescent Ceiling Lights & Light Bulbs
A wall switch just inside the door control lights in
the forward section and a second wall switch in the
bedroom will control the bedroom ceiling light. Each
light also has its own individual switch. The wall must
be turned on for the light switch to work.
Rotating one-quarter turn and bringing the bulb straight
out of the fixture will remove fluorescent light bulbs.
Fresh Air Vents
A control handle operates the fresh air vents. Turning
clockwise will raise the vent and at the maximum
extension, vents with fans will automatically turn on.
For maximum air without fan, open until fan starts
and back up just enough to turn fan off. Turning
counterclockwise will close the vent. Screens should
be removed for periodic cleaning.
Information on the optional high volume roof vent may
be found in the appliance section of this book,