Cab and Sleeper Features
Windows
The windows in both doors operate manually or electrically (if so equipped). For manual windows, use the crank handle installed on the door to raise or lower a door window.
For electric windows, press the upper half of the switch to raise the window. To lower the window, press the lower half of the switch. See Fig. 8.1 .
Fig. 8.1, Power Window Switch
Mirrors
The standard outside mirrors are mounted on the door frame. The power mirrors are controlled with a left-hand or right-hand mirror selector switch, and a directional switch. Select the left mirror, or the right mirror using the corresponding arrow selection on the mirror selector switch. The mirror can then be adjusted by pressing the arrows on the 4-way directional switch.
Mirrors may be equipped with an optional heater to keep them clear of fog, frost, and ice. To heat the mirrors, press the upper part of the mirror heat switch on the dash. See Fig. 8.2 .
Fig. 8.2, Mirror Heat Switch
Cab Amenities
Argosy vehicles are available with many optional features. The following are some of those options.
Center Dash Panel
The cab is equipped with two cup holders and three storage trays molded into the center dash.
A power outlet that supplies 12V power for accessories and an ashtray/coin holder are be located below the cup holders.
Lighting
See Chapter 5 for detailed information regarding lighting controls.
Radio and CB
The radio and CB are typically installed in the overhead console. An optional hot mount may be installed on the dash for fleet CB radios.
Storage Areas
Vehicles may have two glove boxes and three molded storage bins located in the overhead console assembly. See Fig. 8.3 . Optionally, a citizen's band (C/B) radio may be installed in place of the driver-side glove box.. Storage pockets are also molded into the lower portion of the driver and passenger doors.
Fig. 8.3, Overhead Storage
Sleeper Amenities
Argosy sleepers are available with many optional features. The following are some of those options.
Baggage Compartment Doors
The baggage compartment doors are intended as a convenient means to stow or remove items under the bunk. The baggage compartment doors can be opened using the pull cable located near the aft edge of the cab door opening on the sidewall behind the seat.
IMPORTANT: Some baggage compartment doors are two-stage latching. When closing the two-stage latching doors, ensure that they are completely latched to prevent wind noise and water intrusion.
Bunk Latches
To move the lower or upper sleeper bunk (if equipped), disengage the latch at the front of the lower bunk, or the latches on both sides of the upper bunk. Lock the bunks into operating position, down for the lower bunk and up or down for the upper bunk, by engaging both the primary and secondary latches.
Lighting
See Chapter 5 for detailed information regarding lighting controls.
Power Outlets
Power outlets are located underneath the lower bunk.
Vents
To open any sleeper compartment vent, push the vent handle outward and forward. To close the vent, pull in and back on the front edge of the handle. Use care to avoid pinching of fingers.