FLEETWOOD RV BOUNDER, Owner'S Manual

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06-5
Living With Your Motor Home
tabletop and release the “position lock” by
turning it into the unlocked position.
3. Lower the table by gently pushing down on
the tabletop until it rests in the bed posi-
tion.
4. Complete the conversion by placing all of
the cushions onto the tabletop.
To convert the bed back to a dinette:
1. Reverse steps 1-4.
Sofa Conversion
(If Equipped)
To convert a sofa bed into a bed:
1. Remove sofa bolsters (if applicable).
2. Lift front of sofa seat (above front kick panel)
up and out. The back of the sofa will drop
back and down as the seat is pulled outward.
To restore the sofa/lounge:
1. Lift the front edge of the sofa seat up, and
push it back towards rear. The sofa back
will come up.
2. Push the sofa fully into position.
Sleeper Sofa Conversion
(If Equipped)
To convert a sleeper sofa into a bed:
1. Remove sofa cushions.
2. Lift front of sofa seat (above front kick
panel) up and out. While lifting the seat
out, the middle legs will automatically
unfold into a vertical position.
3. Pull upward on the center of the metal bar,
and rotate it down slowly until the wood
bars rest on the floor.
To restore the sleeper sofa:
1. Lift the front edge of the bedframe up and
rotate it back.
2. Lift the middle section of the bed up and
push it back towards the rear until the bed
is fully into position.
3. Replace the cushions.
Bunk Ladder Use (if equipped)
ASCENDING
1. Locate bunk ladder attachment brackets on
the bed frame rail.
2. Insert hooks at ends of ladder frame tubes
into brackets until fully engaged.
3. Ladder should be in an angled position to the
floor, with both legs resting evenly on the
floor, and both ladder hooks fully engaged.
4. Stepping on the first rung only, check to
make sure the ladder feels stable and does
not rock. If stable proceed up ladder onto
bed.
DESCENDING
1. Visually inspect that ladder hooks are
engaged in the bunk ladder attachment
BEDFRAME
BUNK LADDER ATTACHMENT BRACKETS
LEGS SHOULD REST
EVENLY ON FLOOR SURFACE