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Page 1: ...TWOOD RV FOR FAMILY FOR FUN FOREVER FLEETWOOD 2013 Owner s Manual TIOGAIJ TIOGAaR lrlfr TIOGAIJ MONTARA JSlT1baraa SIIABaIBR c FLEETWOOD RV FOR FAMILY FOR FUN FOREVER FLEETWOOD 2013 Owner s Manual TIO...

Page 2: ...etwood has designed its recreational vehicles for a variety of customer uses Each vehicle features optimal seating sleeping storage and fluid capacities The user is responsible for selecting the prope...

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Page 4: ...o Carrying Capacity and Load Distribution 05 5 How to Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home 05 5 Dangers of Overloading 05 7 Loading Tips 05 7 Tires 05 8 Tire Inflation 05 8 Air Pressure 05 9 Underinflation 05...

Page 5: ...NKS 07 1 Fresh Water System 07 1 External Fresh Water Hookup 07 1 Filling the On Board Water Tank 07 1 Draining the Fresh Water Tank 07 2 Water Pump 07 2 Water Pump Filter 07 2 Low Point Drains 07 2 T...

Page 6: ...llaneous Appliances 10 4 MAINTENANCE 11 1 Exterior 11 1 Stains 11 1 Exterior Graphics Care 11 2 Windows Doors Vents and Locks 11 2 TPO Roof System 11 2 Cleaning 11 2 Care 11 2 Sealant Renewal 11 3 Doo...

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Page 8: ...wner 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 s...

Page 9: ...home Your con tinuing safety and comfort depend on it This manual includes a section outlining mainte nance intervals If you follow the maintenance guidelines you will minimize the possibility of fail...

Page 10: ...PACITY REDUCED Modifications to this vehicle have reduced the original load carrying capacity by _____________________ kg or ____________________ lbs 01 3 Introduction CHASSIS AND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATI...

Page 11: ...drive if you are tired have been drinking alcoholic beverages are under the influence of any controlled substance or are taking any medication or drugs that may impair your sight hearing judgment or c...

Page 12: ...on mountain roads will be very different from what you experience on level ground State laws in the United States and pro vincial laws in Canada vary concerning towing equipment requirements and limi...

Page 13: ...oidance Systems and or equipped with certain other electronic devices may be equipped with event data recording capabilities Your motor home is built on a vehicle chas sis supplied by an automotive ma...

Page 14: ...he separate warranties of the respective manu facturers of these components 2 Defects caused by or related to a Abuse misuse negligence or accident b Failure to comply with instructions contained in t...

Page 15: ...believes is covered by this warranty the owner shall contact the selling dealer or other authorized dealer giving sufficient information to resolve the matter Written notice of defects must be given t...

Page 16: ...solve any problem which might arise If their combined efforts are not satisfactory please send a letter describing the circumstances to Fleetwood RV Owner Relations P O Box 1007 Decatur IN 46733 Plea...

Page 17: ...out Please refer to the warranty in the front of this manual It explains your rights and obligations as well as the rights and obligations of the dealer and manufacturer Please read this section caref...

Page 18: ...s injury indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor o...

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Page 20: ...nel is very similar to a residential panel with resettable breakers 2 Fleetwood Automotive 12 volt System This panel is located under the entry step This electrical center contains battery dis connect...

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Page 22: ...pecific 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 with its towed trail...

Page 23: ...equalizing hitch if your hitch head receiver rating is below 10 000 lbs capacity It could cause structural damage to the motor home frame components Do not exceed Maximum Tongue Weight as listed on t...

Page 24: ...tow with a weight carrying hitch head assembly is limited In addition to weight carrying and weight distributing your hitch may also have a dinghy towing rating This rating will apply should you tow a...

Page 25: ...hicle manufacturer Make sure that the dinghy weight and attaching hardware do not exceed the motor home hitch receiver rating Make sure that the weight of the motor home and dinghy together do not exc...

Page 26: ...home so that the front axle is loaded to at least 80 of the front GAWR How to Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home Refer to your local telephone directory to find a public weigh station The following procedur...

Page 27: ...nce in the weights on one side of the vehicle as compared to weights on the other side components tires wheels brakes springs etc on the heavier side could be overloaded even though the total axle loa...

Page 28: ...help you locate where specific items are stored and will help speed the loading process Secure and brace items so they won t move during travel Generally load heavi er items lower Fresh water and was...

Page 29: ...ance consult with the tire manufacturer s guidelines or Chassis Operator s Owner s Guide Manual for recom mended tire inflation pressure NOTE When parking your motor home for an extended time in stora...

Page 30: ...Tag for proper tire inflation pressures Check the Owner s Information Packet for proper tire infla tion pressures Follow guidelines in this owner s manual for checking air pressure Consult your monito...

Page 31: ...tment of Transportation regulation all tires are to be stamped with their weight rat ing size maximum inflation pressure and man ufacturing date Use this information to assist in tire replacement If Y...

Page 32: ...to your Chassis Operator s Owner s Guide Manual for any instructions supplied by the chassis manufacturer with respect to this system Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts While your vehicle is in motion...

Page 33: ...hould always ride with the seatback in the fully upright position When the seatback is not fully upright there is a greater risk that the child will slide under the safety belt and be seri ously injur...

Page 34: ...ways positioned upright and locked in the forward facing position when the motor home is in motion DRIVING AND VEHICLE CONTROL Driving your motor home will be different from driving your family car or...

Page 35: ...erve proper vehicle speeds when ascending or descending hills and always operate in the proper transmission range Downshift on hills to avoid overheating or undue engine loads Downshift when descendin...

Page 36: ...nonabrasive cloth or towel BODY UNDERCOATING Certain chassis and underbody components of your motor home have been coated with an under coating material This material is intended to assist in protect...

Page 37: ...to meet Federal and State emissions standards They are sometimes sensitive to fuel types and blends particularly fuels blended for certain altitudes and climates Fuel suppliers provide customers with...

Page 38: ...motor home owner be aware that the gauge is intended to provide a warning of any rapid change in engine coolant temperature from the normal reading of the gauge rather than an absolute temperature rea...

Page 39: ...or alarm after the motor home has been in 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 p...

Page 40: ...2 system can be identified by locating the number 2 embossed on the lens of the lamp 6 Measure the height from the ground to the center of the low beam filament of the driver s side headlamp Project...

Page 41: ...ght of the vertical centerline of each headlamp 9 If the headlamps do not meet the align ment criteria adjust the Vertical and or Horizontal positioning as shown on the attached figure rotate the knob...

Page 42: ...ng surface You might think that your walls or ceiling are leaking You have a problem with condensation if you see these signs You need to do something to reduce the moisture inside your RV Here are so...

Page 43: ...trate almost any material except glass and metals Water vapor in the air always wants to move toward dry air Scientists call this vapor pressure action It will go through walls floor covering plywood...

Page 44: ...below This is frequently misinterpreted as a leaking roof vent but is most often condensation drippage Follow the preceding steps to control moisture condensation and protect surfaces with plastic she...

Page 45: ...sty odors and any visible signs of mold growth Other actions the RV owner can take to prevent moisture issues include the following Do NOT use unvented Propane kerosene or other unvented combustion he...

Page 46: ...y of accumulating either outside underneath or inside your vehicle or any nearby vehicles Outside air movements can carry exhaust gases inside the vehicle through windows or other openings remote from...

Page 47: ...ropane drop below a predetermined threshold the LED will turn GREEN 6 In the event there are levels of propane above the accepted threshold the audible alarm will reactivate after approximately 90 sec...

Page 48: ...be handled with care and treated with respect They must be maintained as outlined in any maintenance instructions provided with the device so they are ready to operate prop erly and safely Parts or i...

Page 49: ...shut off Do not discon nect the battery Replace the battery once a year or immediately when the low battery BEEP signal sounds If the smoke detector alarm fails to operate with new batteries replace i...

Page 50: ...n monitor or panel design If the tank selected is approximate ly 1 2 full for example lights E 1 4 and 1 2 will be on Erroneous tank level indications can be caused by a Water with low mineral content...

Page 51: ...ith the entry step extend ed The switches operate the entry step according to the following table Refer to the power step Owner s Manual in your Owner s Information Package for details on maintenance...

Page 52: ...ed handle and remove the screen or Lift the red latch to release the window Slide it completely through the slot so the window swings free When parked be sure the exit window is not blocked by trees o...

Page 53: ...s not necessary to pull the cord to one side or the other to secure blind To Adjust the angle Turn the adjusting rod either direction STORAGE Exterior Compartments Exterior storage compartments should...

Page 54: ...n when operating the slide out room Always be certain that there is plenty of clearance for your room to safely extend to the full outward position Remove any other potential obstructions to room move...

Page 55: ...tal tubes 2 Remove tubes from floor bases and store 3 Lower table top to dinette frame to complete the bed base 4 Slide the seat and back cushions into place over the bed base Sofa Conversion If Equip...

Page 56: ...venience some lights are operated from wall switches Clean the lens es with soapy water Overhead Vents Overhead vents may be located in the galley and bathroom areas for fresh air circulation and exha...

Page 57: ...e Free Standing Furniture If Equipped Your motor home may be equipped with free standing furniture Fleetwood has designed retention hardware which will secure any loose furniture during travel Always...

Page 58: ...RV supply stores 2 Run the city water supply for a few sec onds to clear the line Turn off the water 3 Attach the other end of the potable water hose to city water connection located on the motor hom...

Page 59: ...his is normal and is not cause for 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 f...

Page 60: ...uthorized Fleetwood dealer For your safety the shower faucet is equipped with a vacuum breaker device This device is designed to prevent backflow of water into the fresh water system reducing the poss...

Page 61: ...self contained and allow you to dispose of waste water at your con venience A flexible sewer hose is required to connect the holding tank outlet to the inlet of an approved waste water dump station o...

Page 62: ...before traveling Waste water and sewage in the holding tanks reduce the carrying capacity of the motor home See the Motor Home Loading chapter During extended or semi permanent hookups to sewage syste...

Page 63: ...raining The Holding Tanks in this chapter After dumping the grey water tank proceed as follows 1 With the dump valves open attach a garden hose to the black tank flush inlet connection 2 Turn on water...

Page 64: ...ue paper ethylene glycol based or other automotive antifreeze femi nine hygiene products or household toilet cleaners in the holding tanks Do not put anything solid in either tank that could scratch o...

Page 65: ...07 8 Plumbing Systems and Holding Tanks...

Page 66: ...in 12 volt power leads on the related equipment and accessories FLEETWOOD 12 VOLT HOUSE AND AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEM This system generally includes all 12 volt interior lighting fixtures outlets fresh water...

Page 67: ...ncluding water level at least once a week Keep the carrier and hold down hardware clean and free of cor rosion and chemical accumulation Battery Charging Both sets of batteries will be kept charged by...

Page 68: ...attery if the chassis battery is discharged The Auxiliary Start System has no effect on the vehicle except to aid in starting the motor home engine If the vehicle s alternator is operating properly th...

Page 69: ...AC 2 Push the TEST button The RESET button should pop out indicating that the protect ed circuit has been disconnected 3 If the RESET button does not pop out when the test button is pushed a loss of g...

Page 70: ...compartment is an extreme fire hazard Do not use the generator until fuel leaks are repaired Check to be sure the generator exhaust pipe is located to discharge exhaust gases away from the RV During s...

Page 71: ...only one air conditioner can be operated at any one time ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS Because of the many models floor plans and option variations available it is beyond the scope of this manual to inc...

Page 72: ...Electrical Systems 08 7 MOTOR HOME FUSES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS For information regarding fuses and circuit breakers please refer to information on page 04 1...

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Page 74: ...t gauge 3 Stop fill valve 4 Main shut off valve 5 Accessory Propane supply 6 Regulator assembly 7 Propane hose 8 Outage valve Propane is flammable and potentially explosive Use proper handling lightin...

Page 75: ...nue 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 Propane flow which can cause fire and explosio...

Page 76: ...rm is located near the floor The unit con tains an alarm that will sound alerting you to the presence of low levels of potentially dangerous Propane that may have accumulated The detector alarm unit i...

Page 77: ...er 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 generate some smoke and fumes If this occur...

Page 78: ...ner s Information Package 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 action will stop and the...

Page 79: ...pter of this manual When you use the range or oven for cooking or baking always open a vent or window to pro vide ventilation Never operate the range or oven when you are sleeping or if your alertness...

Page 80: ...home VIDEO EQUIPMENT Video equipment can operate when the motor home is connected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or a generator TV ANTENNA The roof mounted antenna is designed for rece...

Page 81: ...which operate only when connected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or the generator In 30 AMP systems appliance selector switches are provided in the galley to allow you to select combin...

Page 82: ...ance If the finish is not washed and waxed thoroughly the surface can deteriorate rapidly The following maintenance guidelines can help you reduce these weathering effects 1 When the motor home is not...

Page 83: ...ubricate with a light oil at least once a year Check and tighten the screws holding the windows in place as required Clean screens by gently wiping with a damp cloth or soft flat brush Not all screens...

Page 84: ...sealant If you find any of the above defects 1 Clean all areas to be resealed with an appropriate cleaner and clean rags 2 Make sure that all areas to be resealed are absolutely dry before new sealan...

Page 85: ...for use on or in your motor home Exterior Please consult with your dealer before attempting to install or mount accessories on the sidewalls or roof of your motor home Holes drilled in the sidewall ma...

Page 86: ...r cold can affect your seals sealants plumbing Propane system and cause internal condensation issues Full timing can cause extra wear and tear to your RV simply from continuous usage and or exten sive...

Page 87: ...tectors alarms and GFI receptacles Complete Propane pressure check and s system check Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator etc l Inspect generator exhau...

Page 88: ...Winterization section 12 2 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 valv...

Page 89: ...le gasoline fuel stabilizers 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 storag...

Page 90: ...the knife valve actuator rod s 12 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...

Page 91: ...ir conditioner coverings Be sure all furnace water heater and refrigerator openings are clear and free of debris or insect nests webs etc 3 Open all doors and compartments Check for animal or insect i...

Page 92: ...for leaks as described in the Propane System chapter If the Propane tank shows signs of rust or corrosion have it inspected by a qualified Propane technician 25 Operate each Propane appliance Have th...

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Page 94: ...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 95: ...als contain operating 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 televisi...

Page 96: ...MANUFACTURING PLANTS FLEETWOOD RV INC 1031 U S 224 E P O Box 31 Decatur Indiana 46733 260 728 2121 SERVICE CONTACT FLEETWOOD OWNER RELATIONS P O Box 1007 Decatur IN 46733 800 322 8216...

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