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Summary of Contents for Jamboree Rallye 1989

Page 1: ...Iemboree ra 1989...

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Page 3: ...he should contact the MANUFAC TURING PLANT at the address listed below and provide the manufacturer with a description in writing of the problam and attempts made to resolve it MANUFACTUR NG PLANT OB...

Page 4: ...all smoking materials 2 Do not touch electrical switches 3 Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve 5 or gas supply connection 4 Open doors and other ventilating openings 5 leave the area until odor...

Page 5: ...STEMS 26 Chassis Electrical System 26 Chassis Bulbs Fuses 26 l2 volt Coach System 26 Auxiliary Battery 26 Battery Inspection and Care 26 Battery Charging 26 Tires 10 Selecting A Replacement Battery 27...

Page 6: ...g 40 Inspection 40 l t ll f l Air Conditioner Operational Quick Checks 40 Electrical Circuit Diagnosis 1 41 Refrigeration Section 41 Front Suspension And Alignment 41 Brakes 41 Brake Hose Inspection 4...

Page 7: ...home is covered by one of the most comprehensive warranty programs in the RV industry and this manual contains a section outlining the war ranty and eXplaining your rights and obligations as well as t...

Page 8: ...HEREFORE FLEFiWOOD AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FRONT END ALIGN MENT AFTER THIS PREDELIVERY INSPECTION IS DONE PLANNING AND PREPARATION Each year millions of Americans embark on tr...

Page 9: ...ordering parts from the chassis manufac turer or chassis dealer service center The Fleetwood Identification Number IF I N is located on the cer tification tag located in the driver s step well Use thi...

Page 10: ...Insurance Policy Company ______________________________________________________ Agent Name ______________________________ __________________________ Telephone ________________ _ _ Policy Number ______...

Page 11: ...ve Oven Manufacturer___________________________ __________________________________ Model ____ ____________________________________ Serial Number______________________________________ _________________...

Page 12: ...l if installed Check tires and adjust pressures if necessary Check batteries Check running lights turn signals interior and panel lights Check brakes brake fluid brake lights Check cooling system Chec...

Page 13: ...s while under way have been equipped with seat belts WARNING All riders should be furnished with and use seat belts while the vehicle is in motion Seats which are not equipeed with safety belts should...

Page 14: ...vehicle air conditioner to improve engine and transmission cooling 8 _ Allow for the extra height of your motor home and avoid areas having low overhead clearance Check for low hanging tree branches o...

Page 15: ...in your motor home engine without voiding the warranty However DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES USE FUEL BLENDS CONTAINING MORE THAN 5 METHANOL OR 10 ETHANOL AND DO NOT USE BLENDS THAT CONTAIN BOTH MET...

Page 16: ...op of the engine may be accessed for service by removing the engine cover 10 WARNING WHEN INSTALLING THE ENGINE COVER BE SURE THE COVER IS FULLY SEATED ON THE GASKET SEAL AND SECURED BY THE COVER SCRE...

Page 17: ...port the weight of the vehicle on the small surface area of the jack A strong board or other flat surface may be necessary under the jack to spread the load and stabilize the jack 11 WARNING TO AVOID...

Page 18: ...uty dolly under the rear wheels and tow from the front 12 NOTE IF YOUR MOTOR HOME MUST BE TOW ED PREVENT DAMAGE BY HAVING THE TOW TRUCK DRIVER FOllOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE CHASSIS OWNER S MANUAl The...

Page 19: ...rding to Na tional Highway Traffic Safety Administration figures an average vehicle occupant Weighs 150 pounds each gallon cif gasoline weights six pounds and each gallon of water weighs over eight po...

Page 20: ...llR MOTOR HOII IECJ II CAUSEl lNDESIRABLE HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS AND MAY CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD MODIFICATION OF YOUR VEHICLE BY ADDITION OF RACKS NOT SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO CARRY ADDITIONA...

Page 21: ...exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR of any axle and do not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR of either the motor home or the trailer or the Gross Combined Weight Rating 15 GCWR of the m...

Page 22: ...ni blind Puil straight down on the cord slightly and move it about 45 degrees to either the left or right and lower the blind Stop the blind in mid travel by moving it back to the straight down posi t...

Page 23: ...home has a lot of storage space use good sense when loading Consult the section on capacity and weighing INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS The materials used inside your motor home have been selected for durab...

Page 24: ...load it will greatly reduce or eliminate water condensation Nate Even when it is raining or snowing veh tilation air from outside will be far drier than in terior air and will effectively reduce conde...

Page 25: ...CKLY AND SAFELY AS POSSIBLE Consider the cause and severity of the fire and the risk involved beforetrying to put it out If the fire is major oris fLlel fed stand clear of the vehi cle and wait for th...

Page 26: ...ose After filling the tank close the spout and replace the vent plug Avoid leaving water in the tank when the motor home is not in use Turn th e waterjJUmp OFF before draining the water tank Whenever...

Page 27: ...h the system with drinking quality water Let the fresh water flow through the system for several minutes to flush out the chlorine solution 7 ATter you stop the flushing close the faucets and drain va...

Page 28: ...could be letting air into the system Avoid storing anything in the water pump area A heavy item could flatten a hose or damage the inlet or outlet hoses and fittings 22 Pump runs but water sputters Th...

Page 29: ...er on floor Check water inlet connection Tighten or clean and tighten if necessary Refer other toilet leaking conditions to an authorized Fleetwood RV Service Center Foot pedal hard to operate or blad...

Page 30: ...utlets and hose The gray water knife valve may be left open in a semipermanent hookup Remove the sewer hose cap the outlet and store the hose 24 Rinse out the sewer hose with fresh water rid remove th...

Page 31: ...ste systems should be winterized A detailed storage and winterization procedure is outlined in the 25 PREPARING THE MOTOR HOME FOR LONG TERM STORAGE section CAUTION DRAINING THE WATER SYSTEM ALONE WIL...

Page 32: ...ug the 120 volt AC power cord to turn the power converter off 26 2 3 4 Press BATTERY rocker switch on the panel Turn on a light or any 12 volt appliance The battery must be checked with a load Read ba...

Page 33: ...120 volt 30 amp AC service The cord and connector are molded together to form a weather proof cable assembly Do not cut or alter the cable in any way Do not remove the ground pin in the cable connecto...

Page 34: ...l could be an advantage you may be situate in the shadow of a hill or mountain and the only sign you can receive is a reflected one Television and FM signals are exceedingly comple When mixed with ref...

Page 35: ...n the tank than the feeder tube to the motor home approximately 1 4 tank level This arrangement prevents the generator from running the motor home fuel tank dry NOTE Refer to your Generator Power Plan...

Page 36: ...If symptems indicate the pessibility ef carben menoxide peisening turn eff the generater im mediately get eut into fresh air at ence and summen medical assistance 30 WARNING DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUM ST...

Page 37: ...oil tag to be sure oil or the proper grade and weight is in crankcase Check oil level Remove spark plug s clean and gap see operating manual Turn the engine over by hand several times Reinstall spark...

Page 38: ...Always be careful when drilling holes or fasten ing objectstolhe motor hom The gas supp Iy lines could be lun ctured byanail or screw 4 Do not restrict access to Lp tanks In an emergency the tank ser...

Page 39: ...he vent is faCing downward and is protected from freezing road spray and other foreign matter by a water resistant cover Be sure the cover is on at all times If the vent does become clogged 33 it can...

Page 40: ...swab a mixtLlre of non ammoniated non chlorinated soap solution or an ap proved leak detection solution over each fitting join and connection In the system Open the tank ser vice valve Inspect each jo...

Page 41: ...r or an authorized Fleetwood Service Center There are no batteries or user serviceable parts inside the unit 35 NOTE REMEMBER TO TURN OFF THE DETEC TOR IF YOU ARE NOT USING YOUR MOTOR HOME THE DETECTO...

Page 42: ...os ed wafer system of your motor home The water heater tank is designed internally with an air gap at the top of the tank to reduce this weeping phenomenon In time though the heating and ex pansion of...

Page 43: ...REFRIGERATOR The refrigerator may be operated from either LP gas or 12 volt 120 volt electric power Consult the operating instructions furnished in your Owner s In formation Package Before operating...

Page 44: ...depending on the type of roads 38 driven individual driving habits etc To obtain max imum tire life inspect tires for wear a nd damage regularly If general tread wear indicates only 1 16 between any t...

Page 45: ...ner if it is dirty Check hoses regularly for signs of damage 39 or deterioration and tighten hose clamps if necessary Check hoses for cuts or abrasion damage If the hoses have become hard and brittle...

Page 46: ...roviding the jump start and turn off electrical ac cessories Then start the engine in the vehicle with the discharged battery 40 6 Reverse these directions exactly wilen re no ing the jumper cables Di...

Page 47: ...hoses which 41 transmit hydraulic pressure from the steel brake pipe on the fr me to the brake assemblies at the wheels regularly in accordance with the chassis manufac turer s Maintenance Schedule C...

Page 48: ...requent lubrication may be required Record the identification number of the keys in the records space provided in this manual This information will help you get duplicate keys in the event of loss 42...

Page 49: ...elp prevent accumulation of dirt and 43 grime Use of water based or detergent based cleaners may cause shrinking or other fabric damage Water stains may become permanent WARNING DO NOT USE LACQUER THI...

Page 50: ...hood fan switches are off 44 Cover exterior vents water heate r furnace range hood refer to prevent insects from get ting in Be sure to remove all covering material before using appliances or vents Ca...

Page 51: ...draining the holding tanks See PLUMBING Section Apply graphite lubricant to the knife valve ac tuator rod s 45 Be sure ALL water from ALL plumbing fixtures has been drained CAUTION DRAINING THE WATER...

Page 52: ...e air conditioner filters Cover the air conditioner shroud s 46 Mask the windows on the inside to teduce cur tain drape and carpet fading Thoroughly clean the interior of the moto home including carpe...

Page 53: ...ccessories Install new batteries in battery operated devices Check monitor panel operation Open and operate vents and vent fans in cluding the range hood fan 47 Operate each LP gas appliance Observe a...

Page 54: ...ricate Hinges X 1 Inspect and Clean Vents X Clean Battery Cables and Terminals X Inspect Suspension X Service Chassis See Chassis Manual X Torque Lug Nuts See Chassis Manual X Sanitize Water Tank X Cl...

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