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Shifter Selector (Side-Pod)

Heritage Information

Shifter Selector (Side-Pod)

36. Leveling Jacks Control Panel With Air Dump
37. Data Control Panel
38. Transmission Shifter
39. Tag Axle Dump Switch
40. Blank
41. Air Horn Switch
42. Automatic Traction Control Switch
43. Engine Brake Switch On/Off
44. Engine Brake Selector Switch Hi/Low
45. Mirror Control Switch / Power Window / Fixed

Window Defrost Switch

46. Driver Exit Switch
47. Driver Set Switch
48. Driver #2 Switch
49. Driver #1 Switch
50. Blank
51. Blank
52. 12 Volt Outlet
53. Cup Holder
54. Spot Light Control

Summary of Contents for 2011 American Eagle

Page 1: ...ubject to change without notice Fleetwood has designed its recreational vehicles for a variety of customer uses Each vehicle features optimal seating sleeping storage and fluid capacities The user is...

Page 2: ...while you read this Owner s Manual In this manual statements preceded by the following words are of special significance indicates an imminently hazardous situation that if not avoided will result in...

Page 3: ...03 5 Instrument Panels 03 5 Shifter Selector Side Pod 03 6 Revolution Drivers Controls 03 7 Instrument Panels 03 7 Living with Your Motor Home 03 8 Plumbing System and Holding Tanks 03 8 Draining the...

Page 4: ...Equipped 05 3 Power Blinds If Equipped 05 3 Mini Blinds If Equipped 05 3 Storage 05 4 Exterior Compartments 05 4 Interior Storage 05 4 Slide Out Rooms If Equipped 05 5 Interior and Furnishings 05 5 So...

Page 5: ...lator 08 2 Using Propane System at Low Temperatures 08 2 Filling Propane Tanks 08 3 Propane System Check 08 3 Propane Leak Detector Alarm 08 3 Lighting Propane Appliances 08 4 APPLIANCES 09 1 Water He...

Page 6: ...0 6 Acrylic Assist Handles If Equipped 10 6 Windshield Wipers and Washers 10 6 Maintenance Guideline 10 6 STORAGE 11 1 Storage Checklists 11 1 Short Term Storage Less than 30 days 11 1 Long Term Stora...

Page 7: ...ner s Information Package and the motor home Chassis Operator s Owner s Guide Manual This information out lines important areas of operation and mainte nance for you to follow for safe trouble free se...

Page 8: ...ontin uing safety and comfort depend on it This man ual includes a section outlining maintenance intervals If you follow the maintenance guide lines you will minimize the possibility of fail ure of an...

Page 9: ...n the tag underneath the dri ver s side window on the outside of the motor home Use this number when ordering parts through your Fleetwood dealer SUSPENSION ALIGNMENT AND TIRE BALANCE The front suspen...

Page 10: ...ured or killed Drive defensively at all times DO NOT drive if you are tired have been drinking alcoholic beverages are under the influence of any controlled substance or are taking any medication or d...

Page 11: ...and stopping a towed unit on mountain roads will be very different from what you experience on level ground State laws in the United States and provincial laws in Canada vary concerning towing equip m...

Page 12: ...with certain other electronic devices may be equipped with event data recording capabilities Your motor home is built using components from a nationally recognized chassis manufac turer For diagnostic...

Page 13: ...separate warranties of the respective manufacturers of these components 2 Defects caused by or related to a Abuse misuse negligence or accident b Failure to comply with instructions contained in the O...

Page 14: ...ufficient information to resolve the matter Written notice of defects must be given to the selling dealer or manufacturer within thirty 30 days of discovery by owner but no later than ten 10 days afte...

Page 15: ...telephone number American Coach Owner Relations 1 800 435 7345 There may be times when your motor home will need repairs or parts while you are on the road If your motor home is repaired by a nonauth...

Page 16: ...n case you have a warranty related problem and your dealer will be better able to get you on the road again REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a c...

Page 17: ...model CAUTION Before relamping disconnect power source by remov ing fuse or placing circuit breaker and control switch in OFF position Halogen bulbs operate at extremely high temperatures and pressure...

Page 18: ...03 2 Eagle and Tradition Information DRIVER S CONTROLS Instrument Panel...

Page 19: ...Up Monitor Engine Diagnostics 17 Blank 18 Docking Lights 19 Hood Light Switch 20 Dome Light Switch 21 Radio Switch 22 Blank 23 Generator Start Switch 24 12 Volt Outlet 25 Generator Hour Meter Gauge 26...

Page 20: ...mud switch to select this feature When this function is in use the ATC indicator lamp blinks continuously Switch and lamp locations will vary depending on the vehicle make and model Listed below is h...

Page 21: ...eating Air Conditioning Fan Speed Control 14 Heating Air Conditioning Fan Temperature Control 15 Vent Control 17 Defrost Temperature Control 18 Back up Monitor 19 Radio Satellite Radio Tire Pressure N...

Page 22: ...Tag Axle Dump Switch 40 Blank 41 Air Horn Switch 42 Automatic Traction Control Switch 43 Engine Brake Switch On Off 44 Engine Brake Selector Switch Hi Low 45 Mirror Control Switch Power Window Fixed W...

Page 23: ...essure Gauge 18 Chassis Engine Tachometer 19 Chassis Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge 20 Chassis Engine Voltmeter 21 Smart Steering Wheel 22 Chassis Indicator and Warning Lights Information Center 23...

Page 24: ...table sewer inlet or dump station Drain the holding tanks only when they are at least 3 4 full If necessary fill the tanks with water to 3 4 full This provides sufficient water to allow complete flush...

Page 25: ...do not contain elec trolyte fluid They are designed to be mainte nance free with proper use Please refer to the Owner s Manual for further information regarding the Battery Charging System Automatic...

Page 26: ...screens including the door and road side camera images The back up camera is also equipped with a one way speaker with adjustable volume for listening to spotter s backing instructions The volume con...

Page 27: ...le loaded weight a specific axle is designed to carry GCWR Gross Combined Weight Rating is the value specified by the motor home manufacturer as the maximum allowable loaded weight of this motor home...

Page 28: ...MGTW Maximum Gross Towed Weight MTW Maximum Tongue Weight GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating The ratings for the above factors are all listed on the Federal Certification Tag posted inside the motor home T...

Page 29: ...per formed by a competent installer Make sure the installation follow the tow equipment manufacturer s instructions The way your motor home handles and responds will be affected by the way the towed u...

Page 30: ...rers trade associations and publica tions books about how to tow Dinghy Towing When a motorized vehicle is towed behind a motor home with all four tires on the ground the towed vehicle is often referr...

Page 31: ...ing the dinghy for all lighting requirements Check with the DMV of your State and or States and Provinces you will be traveling through for their requirements TOWED VEHICLE WIRING Your motor home is e...

Page 32: ...tor Home Refer to your local telephone directory to find a public weigh station The following procedures will help you determine whether your loaded motor home complete with cargo fluids passengers an...

Page 33: ...even though the total axle load is within the GAWR It is important to redistribute the load to avoid component failure as well as to improve the handling characteristics of the vehicle With these act...

Page 34: ...proper inflation pressures recommended for single and dual axles equipped Always inflate each axle set to the tire with the higher of the side to side loads WEIGHING YOUR TANDEM AXLE MOTOR HOME To Ob...

Page 35: ...ts published by the tire manufacturer to determine the proper inflation pressures recommended for single and dual axles equipped Always inflate each axle set to the tire with the higher of the side to...

Page 36: ...oper proper inflation pressure must be maintained and tread depth and wear must be monitored Properly inflated and maintained tires also contribute to overall motor home sta bility and safety Refer to...

Page 37: ...of air pressure you need to use depends on the weight of your fully loaded vehicle So you cannot determine your correct air pressure unless you know your vehicle s actual weights Your vehicle may be...

Page 38: ...ambient outside tempera ture If you must check your tires when they are warm or hot do allow for a slight increase in air pressure and make sure they are within a couple of pounds of each other on the...

Page 39: ...at could be caused by slid ing under the safety belts in a collision Never let a passenger hold a child on his or her lap while the vehicle is moving The passenger cannot protect the child from injury...

Page 40: ...safety seats should always wear safety belts Safety Belts for Children If the shoulder belt cannot be properly positioned so that it does not cross or rest in front of the child s face or neck move th...

Page 41: ...quipped Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System SRS If your RV is equipped with Air Bag Supple mental Restraint System SRS please refer to Illustration 2 04 15 On The Road Illustration 1 WARNING An inco...

Page 42: ...pped will help you keep aware of your vehicle s position and the position of other vehi cles and or obstructions near your motor home You must monitor them constantly while you are driving Become fami...

Page 43: ...SYSTEM If Equipped Refer to Owner s Information Package for operating instructions GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM NAVIGATION GPS If Equipped Your motor home is equipped with a Global Positioning Navigation...

Page 44: ...vide customers with the correct fuel for their location and seasonal conditions Sometimes though fuel blended for winter is supplied during summer months To determine which fuel your vehicles uses che...

Page 45: ...l equipment such as wiring plumbing or other components which may be effected by exhaust system heat Be sure to inspect your motor homes exhaust system at a minimum of once per year During the inspect...

Page 46: ...n storage before each trip and at least once a week during use Please refer to the materials included in your Owner s Information Package EMERGENCY TOWING The preferred emergency towing methods are ei...

Page 47: ...ustomer Assistance 800 543 4277 Windshield Wipers Washers Your motor home is equipped with windshield wipers It is important to have the proper wind shield washer solution to maintain your system in g...

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Page 49: ...tion Ignition Entry Step Entry Step Switch Switch Position Position Position Action OFF OFF Step extends and retracts with the opening and closing of the door OFF ON Step stays in the extended positio...

Page 50: ...rain to the outside These weep slots must be kept clean and free of debris to drain properly If left unattended to and the drains become clogged the window track may fill and over flow with water crea...

Page 51: ...onsult the Owner s Manual for the mirrors in the Owner s Information packet for adjustment information POWER SUN VISORS If Equipped Your motor home may be equipped with optional power sun visors The d...

Page 52: ...rs are capped and cannot tip or spill Secure all glass containers and dishes before traveling Exterior storage compartments may not be watertight in all conditions Carry any arti cles which could be d...

Page 53: ...ngaged or set Slide out key or switch activated Battery voltage must be 13 0 Volts dc or greater INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS The materials used inside your motor home have been selected for durability an...

Page 54: ...ower them before traveling to avoid damage from wind and low overhead clearances The vent may be cleaned from the top of the motor home Use soapy water on the vent cover The screens may be vacuumed or...

Page 55: ...ater during humid weather moisture can con dense on the inside surfaces of your RV during cold weather when the humidity of the interior air is high Water vapor will condense on the inside of the wind...

Page 56: ...sture in the air could show up as water running down or dripping off walls ceilings or fixtures It may look like your roof or windows are leaking This water may stain woodwork carpeting ceiling panels...

Page 57: ...ts and may even accumulate to the point of dripping onto the surfaces below This is frequently misinterpreted as a leaking roof vent but is most often condensation drippage Follow the preceding steps...

Page 58: ...y dry any wet surfaces or material Do not let water pool or stand in or under your RV Inspect for leaks on a regular basis Look for discolorations or wet spots Repair any leaks promptly Inspect conden...

Page 59: ...where all or the emergency window exits are located These window are identified with red handles Fire Safety Precautions In addition to instructing occupants on what to do in case of fire and holding...

Page 60: ...has been in storage before each trip and at least once a week during use The smoke detector alarm should never be dis abled due to nuisance or false alarm from cook ing smoke a dusty furnace etc Vent...

Page 61: ...h the other end of the potable water hose to city water connection located on the motor home Make sure all connections are tight 4 Turn on the RV park city water supply Open all faucets inside the mot...

Page 62: ...concern The water flow will become steady when all air is bled from the water lines Water Pump Filter Dirt mineral scale and organic matter are filtered out of the fresh water system by an in line wat...

Page 63: ...reducing the possibility of contamination of the water supply When the faucet is in the OFF position with the shower hose held above the faucet water will drain out of the vacuum breaker This drainag...

Page 64: ...d vented to prevent waste gases from backing up into the RV The drain plumbing is made of plastic and is durable and resistant to most chemicals All drain plumbing except the toilet connection ter min...

Page 65: ...en In these cases keep the valves closed until the tanks are 3 4 full and then drain into the sewage system The holding tank drain valve outlet is to be used with a removable termination fitting that...

Page 66: ...drained from the black tank close the knife valve and replace the termination cap Rinse out the sewer hose with fresh water and remove the sewer hose from the dump station If you are parked at a site...

Page 67: ...RV sanitation systems Use a special holding tank deodorant chem ical approved for septic tank systems in the black water holding tank These chemicals aid the breakdown of solid wastes and make the sy...

Page 68: ...se motorized drain augers Sometimes the holding tank valve will get clogged In this case a hand operated auger may be necessary Be ready to close the valve quickly once the clog is cleared If the seal...

Page 69: ...section 04 in this manual for the locations of breaker and fuse panels used in your RV Periodically check all light bulbs to ensure they are not burned out Always replace a light fix ture with the co...

Page 70: ...of the battery is normal acid neutralization Avoid getting the soda solution in the battery 3 Dry the cables and terminals 4 Do not use grease on the bare metal inside the cable terminals to prevent...

Page 71: ...included in the Owner s Information Packet for additional information on battery charge pattern settings Solar Panel If Equipped Your new motor home may be equipped with an optional solar charger The...

Page 72: ...the ground pin in the cable connector or defeat the ground circuit in the motor home To connect the power cord to external service turn off both the circuit breakers at the external service and the m...

Page 73: ...til the problem has been corrected 4 To restore power push the RESET button Generator If Equipped Your motor home is equipped with a diesel powered generator which will provide complete electrical sel...

Page 74: ...e generator exhaust system after every usage and whenever the system may have been damaged and repair any leaks or obstructions before further operation Disconnect the battery ies before perform ing a...

Page 75: ...Features Automatic Gen Start Easy to use push button operation controls all functions of the AGS Time is indicated to the hour by an internal real time clock Quiet time periods can be entered in hour...

Page 76: ...wiring dia grams may be available to help troubleshoot a problem If you need specific wiring informa tion please contact your dealer Complete wiring diagrams are not available MOTOR HOME FUSES AND CIR...

Page 77: ...ammable and potentially explosive Use proper handling lighting and ventilating procedures WARNING IF YOU SMELL PROPANE 1 Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials 2 Do not touc...

Page 78: ...off automatic ignition appliances may continue to spark when Propane is turned off at the container 7 Do not fill Propane containers to more than 80 capacity Overfilling can result in uncontrolled Pro...

Page 79: ...d by the 12 volt DC system in your motor home A green light on the detector alarm front panel indicates that the detector alarm has power Test the leak detector alarm each time the motor home is reloc...

Page 80: ...propane system first light a burner on the range The other appliances will then light more quickly The first time the furnace or oven is operated paints and oils used in its manufacture may gen erate...

Page 81: ...rigerator and operating instructions may differ Before operating the refrigerator when the motor home is parked make sure it is level If it is not level the refrig erant will not circulate cooling act...

Page 82: ...n cold weather conditions exist RANGE If Equipped The propane oven and burners are operated with propane The basic operation is the same as the range in your home This warning label has been located i...

Page 83: ...Refer to the air conditioner manufacturer s instructions for detailed operating and preven tive maintenance requirements Remember that air conditioners use a large portion of your available electric...

Page 84: ...event damage to the antenna motor home roof or objects in the path of the antenna such as overhead wires Do not travel with the antenna raised In motion domed antennas are ready for transit without st...

Page 85: ...may have additional appliances in your unit which operate only when connected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or the generator In some cases appliance selector switches are provided in...

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Page 87: ...the surface of the part and do not affect its strength Weathering can take the form of chalking fading and yellowing The best insurance against these effects is routine maintenance If the finish is n...

Page 88: ...w spilled gasoline anti freeze hydraulic fluid or windshield washer fluid to stand on the paint remove immedi ately by rinsing with water Do not wax for the first 60 days Ice and snow should be brushe...

Page 89: ...to keep the sidewalls wet to reduce streaking Care The fiberglass roof itself does not require annual coatings or additional sealants Periodic washing with soap and water is all that is required Use c...

Page 90: ...Top Care If Equipped The counter top is constructed of a solid surface material that requires little care Routine care involves wiping the surface with a damp cloth to remove water marks For stains w...

Page 91: ...ne Floors and Carpeting Vinyl flooring requires only washing and periodic waxing Vacuum carpeting regularly and clean it with a quality carpet cleaner Do not use water or waxes mixed with water on the...

Page 92: ...ng under several climate conditions the normal maintenance guidelines that are outlined in your Fleetwood RV Owner s Manual will ensure your RV will provide you many years of enjoyable use Severe clim...

Page 93: ...arms and GFI receptacles Complete Propane pressure check and L system check Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator etc G Inspect generator exhaust system...

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Page 95: ...e See Winterization section in this manual 10 Turn off water pump and water heater switches 11 Turn off Propane at tank valve 12 Turn off refrigerator and furnace 13 Turn off range and oven burner val...

Page 96: ...ne fuel stabiliz ers should be added whenever actual or expected storage periods exceed 60 days Follow the additive manufacturer s instruc tions Operate the vehicle regularly during the storage period...

Page 97: ...Be sure ALL water from ALL plumbing fixtures has been drained 13 Close holding tank drain valves 14 Pour approximately five gallons of approved non toxic antifreeze into the fresh water tank 15 Turn t...

Page 98: ...ucets sinks and showers 3 Open all low points for HOT and COLD water in the service compartment 4 If equipped with a Hot Water Heater remove the drain plug located at the bottom of the water heater 5...

Page 99: ...il 5 Check charge level in batteries Refill and recharge as necessary Reinstall batteries if necessary Be sure cable ends and terminals are clean and free of corrosion Check Chassis Operator s Owner s...

Page 100: ...justed for proper pres sure by a qualified technician 26 Inspect and clean the interior 27 Check the sealant around all roof floor and body seams and windows Reseal if neces sary See Sealant Renewal s...

Page 101: ...with all four tires on the ground Doorside The right side of the motor home from the driver s point of view So named because the main entry exit door is on this side FIN Fleetwood Identification Numb...

Page 102: ...ating and maintenance instructions for most of the components and appliances in your motor home Park Cable The F style video connector that allows you to connect to an outside television signal source...

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