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Page 1: ...trieval system without written pennission from Fleetwood Enterprises Inc Manufacturing subsidiaries of Fleetwood Enteq rises Inc build the following motor homes travel trailers and truck campers Pace Arrow Southwind Stann Bounder Bounder Diesel Discovery Excursion Providence Flair Fiesta Terra Tioga Jamboree American Eagle American Heritage American Tradition Expedition Revolution Pioneer Prowler ...

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Page 3: ... How to Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home 05 4 Dangers of Overloading 05 6 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Loading Tips 05 6 Tires 05 7 Tire Inflation 05 7 Air Pressure 05 8 Underinflation 05 8 Air Pressure Check 05 8 Tire Replacement 05 9 If You Get a Flat Tire 05 9 Changing a Flat Tire 05 9 Seats Seat Belts and Air Bags If Equipped 05 9 Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System SRS 05 10 Combination Lap and Shoulder...

Page 4: ...e Fresh Water Tank 07 2 Water Pump 07 2 Water Pump Filter 07 2 Low Point Drains 07 3 00 2 Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System 07 3 Leaks 07 3 Sanitizing the Fresh Water System 07 3 Exterior Shower If Equipped 07 4 Whole Coach Water Filter System If Equipped 07 4 Waste Water System 01 4 Toilet 07 4 Draining the Holding Tanks 07 5 Black Tank Flush System If Equipped 07 6 Holding Tank Care 07 6 Co...

Page 5: ... Graphics Care 11 2 Windows Doors Vents and Locks 11 2 TPO Roof System 11 2 Table of Contents Cleaning 1l 2 Care 1l 2 Sealant Renewal 11 2 Door Window Roof Component and Molding Resealing 1l 3 Acrylic Assist Handles If Equiped 11 3 Interior 1l 3 Fabrics 11 3 Solid Surface Top Care If Equipped 1l 4 Laminate Top Care If Equipped 11 4 Walls and Ceiling Panels 1l 4 Attaching Accessories to Your Motor ...

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Page 7: ...tions The seal attached just out side the entry door indicates compliance with ANSI or CSA standards INTRODUCTION Like all equipment your motor home will require care and regular maintenance in order to deliver maximum value and performance The dealer will give you basic operating and maintenance instruc tions However supplement this by reading all instmctional material s furnished with the motor ...

Page 8: ...Your contin 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 any important system or part of your motor home 01 2 PLANNING AND PREPARATION Each year millions ofAmericans embark on trips using some type of recreational vehicle Proper planning of your trip wi...

Page 9: ...ERMEDIATE AND REAR KGS LBS This vehicle conforms to all applicable U S Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards in effect on the date of manufacture shown above V i N TYPE VEHICLE MULTI PURPOSE PASSENGER VEHICLE The tires and wheels with sizes and ratings designated above have been equipped with this vehicle by Fleetwood Any replacement tires installed must me t the same specifications and minimum l...

Page 10: ...influence of any controlled substance or are taking any medication or dlUgS that may impair your sight hearing judgment or coor dination Pull off the road and park in a safe area until you can drive safely Vehicle Handling Your motor home is longer wider and higher than a typical car or tlUck you may be accustomed to driving Keep this in mind as you become familiar with driving your motor home New...

Page 11: ...ing a towed unit on mountain roads will be very different from what you experience on level ground State laws in the United States and provin ciallaws in Canada vary concerning tow ing requirements and limits Check the laws in the areas where you anticipate trav Introduction eling Alterations to Your Motor lome Many motor home owners like to add a personal touch to their motor home But there is a ...

Page 12: ...his chassis comes equipped with electronic modules devices 01 6 Certain electronic modules have the capability to record information about the vehicle driver and passenger such as engine performance braking performance vehicle location vehicle speed and occupant seat belt use or other data The data stored in the electronic modules may be retrieved by authorized patties using special ized equipment...

Page 13: ...tires and batter ies all of which are covered by the sepa rate warranties of the respective manufac turers of these components 2 Defects caused by or related to a Abuse misuse negligence or accident b Failure to comply with instructions con tained in the Owner s Information Package home d Enviromnental conditions salt hail chemicals in the atmosphere etc 3 Normal deterioration due to wear or expo ...

Page 14: ...property damage personal injury loss of income legal fees or expenses emotional distress death loss 02 2 of use loss of value all other economic loss adverse health effects or any other effects caused or alleged to be caused by MICROBIAL MATTER including but not limited to mold mildew fungus or dry rot THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE EXPRESS TERMS OF THIS 113 YEAR WARRANTY So...

Page 15: ...lems and setting correct tire pres sures before delively Fleetwood and its subsidiaries will not be responsible for front end alignment after this predelivery inspection has been performed Warranty You should return your motor home to the selling dealer for warranty selvice If this is not possible you may contact any other authorized Fleetwood motor home dealer The selvice department at any of the...

Page 16: ...age their time and will help get you going as quickly as possible If you have a warranty or service concern about the chassis portion of your vehicle please be aware that you may go directly to an authorized chassis dealer for service This may save you time and effort as the chassis warranty is administered by the chassis manufacturer Consult your area phone directory for an author ized dealer and...

Page 17: ... Formaldehyde lev els in the indoor air can cause temporary eye and respiratory irritation and may aggravate respiratory conditions or allergies Ventilation will reduce indoor formaldehyde levels IMPORTANT NOTICES A WARNING Irritant This product contains a urea formalde hyde resin and may release formaldehyde vapors in low concentrations Formaldehyde can be irritating to the eyes and upper respira...

Page 18: ...vide an ade quate supply of fresh air for combustion Unlike homes the amount of oxygen supply is limited due to the size of the recreational vehi cle and proper ventilation when using the cooking appliance s will avoid dangers of asphyxiation It is especially important that cooking appliances not be used for comfort heating as the danger of asphyxiation is greater when the appliance is used for lo...

Page 19: ...ts GE 1057 12 volt Stop taillights GE 1057 12 volt License plate light 53 12 volt Rear turn signal lights GE 7507 12 volt Rear Side Marker Lights Hamsar 99063 CAUTION Before relamping disconnect power source by removing fuse or placing circuit breaker and control switch in OFF position Halogen bulbs operate at extremely high tempera tures and pressures and will shalter if not handled correctly Alw...

Page 20: ...Pace Arrow Information DRIVER S CONTROLS It It It N T T j 6 1 I l I T T 0 C I T T I I 01 II I c II I co I C J l N 0 OP 0 T G co T IX T ...

Page 21: ...r is deliv ered through selected outlets Fan Speed control Knob must be on Air Flow Control Knob Selects outlets for delivered air J Air is delivered from the adjustable dash mounted outlets Air will be either cooled or heated depending on position of AIC Button and Temperature Control Knob J J Air is delivered from the adjustable dash mounted outlets and floor outlets Air is delivered from the fl...

Page 22: ...ow Information HOOD LATCH To open front hood door 1 Unlock hood door locks 2 Reach over top center of hood door pull paddle lever toward hood pull top of hood outward and lift hood door upward Hood Latch 04 4 1 ...

Page 23: ...owed Weight is the maximum loaded weight of a trailer or towed vehicle this motor home with equipped hitch has been designated to tow GTW can not be increased by changing the trailer hitch GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating ON THE ROAD means themaximum permissible loaded weight a specific axle is designed to cany MTW Maximum Tongue Weight is the maximum permissible downward force exerted on the hitch b...

Page 24: ...or home there are additional guidelines that you must follow 05 2 o Do not use a load eqlmlizing hitch ifyour hitch head receiver is below 10 000 lbs capacity It could cause structural damage to the motor home frame components o Do not exceed Maximum Tongue Weight as listed on the carrying capacity label Heavier tongue weights can change your vehicle s haadling aad response can cause a vehicle to ...

Page 25: ...ies may differ Refer to Fleetwood and chaSSis manufacturer s manual s for complete information GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating means the maximum permissible loaded weight a specific axle is designed to carry GTW Gross Towed Weight is the maximum loaded weight of a trailer or car this motor home with equipped hitch has been designated to tow GTW cannot be increased by changing the trailer hitch HITCH...

Page 26: ...u make the motor home top heavy or much too heavy on one side the motor home can be over tumed and crash in a curve tum or in an emer gency steering maneuver When the load is prop 05 4 erly distributed your motor home will handle and respond safely and you as the driver can be more confident and will be more comfortable If your motor home is improperly loaded it may be unsafe to drive uncomfortabl...

Page 27: ...t be enough space on either side of the scale to accommodate the RV being par tially off the scale You may desire to use wheel ramps to get the required side to side leveling If there is a difference 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 load is...

Page 28: ...tates that require certain motor homes and RVs to utilize the Highway Patrol s weight scales to check for overloaded axle weights Citations can be issued to violators Since you may load your motor home differ ently for different trips loading and weight pat terns will change Periodically reweigh your motor home and log the weights in this chapter Refer to your log as you prepare to load for future...

Page 29: ...nformation Package for information on maintenance and tire care If no information is provided please contact your local tire manufacturer s location for advice The maximum cold inflation pressures are stated on the tire sidewall The recommended maxi mum tire inflation pressure for this coach is shown on the Federal Certification Tag located on the sidewall near the driver s seat To maxi mize tire ...

Page 30: ... way speeds it flexes too much and builds up 05 8 heat This heat damages the inner liner casing and outer sidewall of the tire If not remedied quickly the tire will be iITeparably damaged In extreme cases the sidewall of the tire is destroyed both from the excessive heatit endured and due to the weight of the vehicle pressing on the tire casing without the cushioning effect of the COiTect air pres...

Page 31: ...e steering wheel while avoiding abrupt steering inputs and move slowly to a safe place o Park on a firm level surface o Turn offthe ignition o Set the parking brake On The Road o Turn on the hazardflasher system o Ensure your passengers are safely located and children monitored o Get professional roadside assistance Changing a Flat Tire Even with good tire maintenance and nOlmal driving you may ex...

Page 32: ...ion the combination lap and shoulder belt adjusts to your movement 05 10 However if you brake hard comer hard or if your vehicle receives an impact the lap and shoulder belt locks and prevents you from moving A WARNING Use the shoulder belt on the outside shoulder only Never wear the shoulder belt under the arm Never swing it around the neck over the inside shoulder Failure to follow these precaut...

Page 33: ...ufacturer s instructions that come with the safety seat that you put in your vehi cle Make sure that the shoulder belt if provided at the seating position where the safety seat is being used does not cross or rest in front of the child s face or neck Ii you do not install and use the safety seat properly the child may be injured in a sudden stop or collision A WARNING When using any infant or chil...

Page 34: ... grade Rule of thumb Use the same lowest gear going down as it took to go up the hill Crest the hill in the lower gear Monitor your speed Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home To use the engine as a braking force select the next lower gear Engine braking provides good speed control for going down grades When the motor home is heavily loaded or the grade is steep preselection of a lower gear prio...

Page 35: ...conditioner to improve engine and transmission cooling Be aware of the extra height of your motor home Check for low hanging tree branches or other obstmctions whenever you drive or park Avoid low overhangs when pulling in for serv On The Road ice Always check overhead clearances of over passes and bridges This may be particularly important ifyou drive with the overhead vents open or ifthe motor h...

Page 36: ... corrosion or other effects of weather and road conditions Please be aware that certain areas of the motor home do not have undercoating 05 14 applied in keeping with good engineering prac tice and to meet the requirements of chassis manufacturers FUEL AND FUEL SYSTEMS See the Chassis Operator s Owner s Guide Manual in the Owner s Information Package for chassis engine fuel recommenda tions The st...

Page 37: ... and Driveability Issues Your motor home s automotive fuel and emis sions systems are sophisticated and engineered 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 the correct fuel for their location and seasonal conditions Sometimes though fuel ble...

Page 38: ...of fossil fuels gasoline LP gas diesel fuel etc The chassis 05 16 and generator engines furnaces water heater LP gas refrigerator and range in your motor home pro duce it constantly while they are operating CAR BON MONOXIDE IS DEADLY Please read and understand the following precautions to protect yourself and others from the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning Beware of the symptoms of exhaust ga...

Page 39: ...tor at least the following infollllation when you call Length and height ofmotor hOllle Chassis manufacturer Gross vehicle weight rating CAUTION Do not tow the motor home from the rear Towing from the rear will cause serious overloading of the front tires and suspension possibly resulting in tire or front suspension failure The rear frame extensions are not designed to withstand the load imposed b...

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Page 41: ... the step may not extend using the last out feature Always look and be sure the step is extended before exiting the motor home A WARNING If door is opened and closed without allowing the step to fully extend and lock in the out position the step will retract and lock in the up position Refer to the power step Owner s Manual in your Owner s Information Packoge for details on maintenance and lubrica...

Page 42: ...he 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 or other obstacles 06 2 REMOTE MIRROR CONTROL If Equipped Your new motor home may be equipped with the optional power mirror The driver s control panel also contains controls for the exterior rear view mirror adjustment and...

Page 43: ...gas tank comp31tment can be locked Fire prevention reg u ations require that the LP gas tank comp31tment be unlocked at all times Please note Your motor home could be over loaded or out of balance ifnot properly loaded Refer to the Motor HOllle Loading section of the On The Road chapter of this manual and follow the loading and weighing instmctions in that section When storing equipment and suppli...

Page 44: ...k Always exercise caution 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 movement 06 4 For operation of the slide out room the follow ing is required Park the RV and level it for stationary use Ignition on engine running Transmission in park Parking bra...

Page 45: ...ddle legs will automatically unfold into a vertical position Living With Your Motor Home 3 Pull upward on the cen ter If 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 thebedframe 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 R...

Page 46: ...emove accumulation of leaves or other debris Lubricate the gears and mechanism yearly with a light water resistant grease 06 6 MONITOR PANEL The monitor panel allows you to conveniently check the approximate levels in the holding tanks LP gas tank and to check battelY condition s Electrical probes installed in the tanks measure the levels at various points in the tanks II NOTE I If the sensor prob...

Page 47: ...our RV Living With Your Motor Home I NOTE I Your RV is not designed to be used as permanent housing Use of this product for long term or perma nent occupancy may lead to premature deterioration of structure interior finishes fabrics carpeting and drapes Damage or deterioration due to long term occupancy may not be considered normal and may under the terms of the warranty constitute misuse abuse or...

Page 48: ...re leaking This water may stain woodwork carpeting ceiling panels or even furniture But the most damage is caused by water you can t even see Water will penetrate 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 paint just about anything The water that ge...

Page 49: ... Home crowding closets or wardrobe space Overstuffed closets re trict air flow 5 Stock kitchen and bath cabinets to allow free air circulation 6 Open window coverings and windows as often as possible and convenient 7 Control the interior heat Here are some tips on controlling humidity with heat Keep registers and the furnace blower clean and unobstructed This helps air circulation Do not operate a...

Page 50: ...through out the RV should be opened periodically to ventilate the RY Promptly clean up spills condensation and other sources of moisture Thoroughly dry any wet surfaces or material Do not let 06 10 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 condensation pans refrigeration and air conditioners f...

Page 51: ...o human beings if inhaled in sufficient quantities Fire Safety Precautions In addition to instlUcting occupants on what to do in case of fire and holding fire drills periodi cally consider these fire safety suggestions If you experience a fire while traveling lIIaintain control ofthe vehicle untilyou can safely stop Evacuate the vehicle as quicldy and safely as possible Living With Your Motor Home...

Page 52: ...as 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 orfalse alarm from cook ing smoke a dusty furnace etc 06 12 Ventilate your motor home with fresh air and the detector alarm will shut off Do not discon nect the battery Replace the battery once a year or immediately when the low battery BEEP signal sounds If th...

Page 53: ...se to city water connection located on the motor home Make sure all connections are tight 4 Tum on the RV park city water supply Open all faucets inside the motor home to clear the lines Then tum off fauce ts External Fresh Water Connection CAUTION Since water pressures at campgrounds vary we rec ommend you install an in line pressure regulator if not equipped at the water supply faucet This will ...

Page 54: ...cets are closed the pump shuts off A fuse at the load center panel protects the pump circuit It can run dry for extended periods without dam age See Electrical Systems chapter Turn the pump master switch ON to pressurize the system When a faucet is opened after the initial filling of the tank the water may sputter for a few seconds This is normal and is not cause for concern The water flow will be...

Page 55: ...ter of this manual Freezing damage is usually extensive and may include a burst water tank split piping and a damaged water pump toilet and water heater If you experience this type of damage repairs can best be made by an authorized 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 s...

Page 56: ...k outlet to the inlet of an approved waste water dump station or sewer system 07 4 The drain plumbing is very similar to that used in your home The system is trapped and 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 minates in the gray water holding t...

Page 57: ...outlet with a clockwise twist Clamp the sewer drain hose to this fitting A protective cap should remain in place when you are not drain ing the tanks A WARNING Holding tanks are enclosed sewer systems and as such must be drained into an approved dump station Both black and gray water holding tanks must be drained and thoroughly rinsed regularly to prevent accumulation of harmful or toxic materials...

Page 58: ... sewer or dump station covers 7 After rinse water has thoroughly drained from the black tank close the knife valve and replace the tenmination cap If you are parked at a site with a semipelmanent sewer hookup keep the black water knife valve closed to allow the waste level to build up The outlet will probably clog if you leave the knife valve open continually Run enough water into the tank to cove...

Page 59: ...nine hygiene products or household toilet cleaners in the holding tanks Do not put anything solid in either tank that could scratch or puncture the tank Typical Hot and Cold Diagram If the drain system does get clogged Use a hand operated probe to loosen stub born accumulations Seriously clogged P traps may require dis assembly Be careful not to overtighten when reassembling Do not use harsh house...

Page 60: ...ONE CONNECTIONS ELECTRIC CORD STORAGE BYPASS VALVE HOT COLD VALVES FOR OUTDOOR SHOWER WATER PUMP DRAIN COLD WATER SWITCH Utility Compartment detail varies depending on product 07 8 SPRAY NOZZLE GRAY WATER KNIFE VALVE SEWER HOSE BLACK WATER KNIFE VALVE ...

Page 61: ... with equivalent types The type is marked on the bulb or fuse FLEETWOOD 12 VOLT HOUSE AND AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEM This system generally includes all 12 volt interior lightingfixtures outlets fresh water pump 12 volt accessories House batteries provide 12 volt DC power These batteries are not the chassis 12 volt batteries Power is also provided by a DC con verter that operates when the motor home elec tr...

Page 62: ...the battery is normal acid neutralization Avoid getting the soda solution in the battery 08 2 4 Dry the cables and terminals 5 Do not use grease on the bare metal inside the cable terminals to prevent con osion Grease is an insulator Electricity will not flow through it A plastic battery terminal spray will protect the terminals after you have cleaned and reinstalled them 6 Check the battery inclu...

Page 63: ... 12 volt DC appliances with the output of the solar panel A light on the air conditioner indicates when the solar panel is operating Electrical Systems Selecting a Replacement Battery When the battery requires replacement always choose a battery with the same physical and elec trical characteristics as the original equipment Your dealer or im authorized Fleetwood Service Center can advise you on p...

Page 64: ... author ized Fleetwood Service Center or by a qualified elec trician 08 4 Test the GFCI at least once a month To test the GFCI 1 Connect the main power cord to 120 voltAC 2 Push the TEST button The RESET button should pop out indicating that the pro tected circuit has been disconnected 3 If the RESET button does not pop out when the test button is pushed a loss of ground fault protection is indica...

Page 65: ... generator unit or fuel tank Do not use generator ventilation air for heating any space Electrical Systems Check engine fuel lines Fuel leakage in or around the 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 RY During stops while traveling inspect the exhaus...

Page 66: ...a smaller electrical service such as 30 or 20 AMP the sys tem automatically takes control of the loads to practically eliminate circuit breaker tripping It constantly monitors the total amount of current drawn in the RV and controls the loads as neces 08 6 sary to keep the total current to a value less than or equal to the available power service There is no programming necessary and the unit will...

Page 67: ...t System This panel is located on the driver s side under the hood This electrical center con tains battery disconnect systems entry step fog light and some other automotive cir cuitly 3 I2 volt Chassis Fuses This electrical panel is located under the driver s side dash area Electrical Systems A WARNING Do not install 12 voltfuses or 120 volt breakers with amperage ratings greater than that specif...

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Page 69: ...ou are one of these you must take extra care whenever you use your motor home Keep the tank valve closed and tum off all appliances if the unit is not being used A WARNING LP gas is flammable and potentially explosive Use proper handling lighting and ventilating procedures 1 The distinctive odor of LP gas indicates a leak If you smell gas Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smok ing ma...

Page 70: ... technician This should be verified before taking delivery of the unit SYSTEM COMPONENTS Hoses The hoses used in your LP gas system meet stringent requirements and are rated to with stand many times the pressures encountered in the system Check the hoses for weather check ing or other signs of deterioration every time you have the LP gas tank filled or serviced When you replace hoses be sure that ...

Page 71: ...ned off auto matic ignition appliances may continue to spark when LP gas is turned off at the container LP Gas System LP GAS SYSTEM CHECK Do a visual check of all exposed piping and fit tings after you have arrived at a destination and before you use the LP gas system Keep the tank valve closed and turn off all appliances if the unit is not being used Always have the system checked by a profes sio...

Page 72: ...ES Detailed operating information for the LP gas appliances can be found in your Owner s Information Package Please read and follow these instructions Air trapped in the gas lines may delay the initial lighting of any appliance It could take several seconds or minutes for the gas to reach the appliance To purge some of the air from the gas system first light a burner on the range The other applian...

Page 73: ...d with water Water Heater Bypass Valve This valve is provided to cut off the flow of water to the water heater The water heater bypass valve greatly reduces the quantity of antifreeze required to winterize the water system APPLIANCES The valve is usually located in an exterior luggage compartment near the water pump Consult with your dealer for the location for your paIticular unit To bypass the w...

Page 74: ...of this manual When you use the range oven for cooking or baking always open a vent or window to pro vide ventilation Never operate the range or oven 10 2 when you are sleeping or if your aleitness is impaired in any way A WARNING Do not use open flames to warm the living area Gas combustion consumes the oxygen inside the motor home RANGE EXHAUST HOOD The exhaust hood allows vapors and cooking odo...

Page 75: ...onnected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or a generator VIDEO CONTROL CENTER The video control center located near the VCR allows routing of the antenna cable satellite VCR or DVD signals to both the front and the rear TV s independent of each other You can also use the control center to record signals from the antenna cable satellite and DVD except copy protected material to the VC...

Page 76: ...10 4 WASHER DRYER READY OPTION If your RV is equipped with an electric dryer ready option and if an electric dryer is installed in the future by either you your dealer or another appliance installer the installation must comply with the following instructions 1 The clothes dryer moisture lint exhaust vent duct must not be connected to any other duct vent or chimney 2 The exhaust duct must be of su...

Page 77: ... chalking fading and yellowing The best insurance against these effects is routine maintenance If the finish is not washed and MAINTENANCE waxed thoroughly the surface can detel10rate rapidly The following maintenance guidelines can help you reduce these weathering effects 1 When the motor home is not in use keep the fiberglass surfaces out of the sun or covered with a canvas tarpaulin Avoid using...

Page 78: ...intained Lubricate 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 blUSh Not all screens are removable 11 2 Inspect the sealants around doors and win dows every three months See Sealant Renewal section Lubricate locksets in doors and exterior storage compartments at least annua...

Page 79: ...ant 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 sealant is applied I NOTE I Do not seal the bottom flanges of windows and doors Special gaps in the sealant have been intentionally left in the bottom flange to provide drainage Maintenance ACRYLIC ASSIST HANDLE...

Page 80: ...d to accom modate after market accessories not specifically designed for use on or in your motor home Exterior Please consult with your dealer before attempting to install or mount accessories on the 11 4 sidewalls or roof of your motor home Holes drilled in the sidewall may canse damage and may affect portions of yonr warranty Interior If you want to attach items to the inte rior walls YOU MUST U...

Page 81: ...ngine exhaust gases could leak into the passenger compartment creating a safety hazard If the engine must be run with the engine cover off for maintenance purposes be sure the vehi cle interior is adequately ventilated EXTERIOR SEALANTS Consult your Fleetwood Motor Home dealer for the most current sealant use Windshield Window sealant Roof sealant Maintenance GENERATOR FILTERS Consult your Fleetwo...

Page 82: ...s tern and cause internal condensation issues Full timing can cause extra wear and tear to your RV simply from continuous usage and or exten sive miles driven If you are a full timer or using 11 6 your RV in severe climate conditions follow the full timer severe climate scheduled mainte nance program as outlines in your Fleetwood Owners Manual By following this maintenance schedule you should be a...

Page 83: ...lete LP gas pressure check and system check Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator etc Inspect generator exhaust system Inspect LP gas system components Sanitize fresh water tank Clean drapes and interior fabrics Check exterior lamp operation Check slide out room function and sealing if equipped Chassis refer to chassis operator s manual Annual battery...

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Page 85: ...nterization section in this manual STORAGE 10 Turn off water pump and water heater switches 11 Turn off LP gas at tank valve 12 Turn off refrigerator and furnace 13 Turn off range and oven burner valves and pilot valves if equipped 14 Remove all perishables from refrigerator and galley cabinets Block refrigerator door s open to reduce odor buildup An open box or tray of baking soda in the refriger...

Page 86: ... 9 DUling extended periods of storage gasoline may deteriorate due to oxidation This can damage lUbber and other materials in the fuel system It may also clog small orifices Commercially available gasoline fuel stabiliz ers should be added whenever actual or expected storage periods exceed 60 days Follow the additive manufacturer s instlUc tions Operate the vehicle regularly during the storage per...

Page 87: ...ter and the safety valve at the top Storage 7 Flush the toilet Operate toilet sprayer if equipped 8 Drain the shower head by opening the valve Let all water drain out the tub spout Leave the valve open 9 When each faucet has been drained close all faucets water line drain valves and the fresh water tank drain valve install the water heater plug and close the safety valve 10 Drain the waste water s...

Page 88: ...oughly inspect the outside of the vehi cle Look for animal nests in wheel wells under the hood in air cleaner or in other out of the way places 2 Remove all appliance vents ceiling vent and air 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 intlUsion ...

Page 89: ...e sure to uncover air condi tioner shroud s 24 Inspect the LP gas system and check for leaks as described in the LP Gas System chapter If the LP gas tank shows signs of rust or cOlTOsion have it inspected by a qualified LP gas technician Storage 25 Operate each LP gas appliance Have the LP gas regulator adjusted for proper pres sure by a qualified technician 26 Inspect and clean the interior 27 Ch...

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Page 91: ...s ignated equals the seating capacity GLOSSARY Doorside The right side of the motor home from the driver s point of view So named because the main ently exit door is on this side FIN Fleetwood Identification Number This is the number that identifies your motor home as a Fleetwood product Use this number when ordering parts or requesting warranty service for your motor home GAWR Gross Axle Weight R...

Page 92: ...rd You cannot purchase anything with it It is used only to identify you and your motor home Park Cable The F style video connector that allows you to connect to an outside television signal source such as the cable TV feed at an RV park or any other 75 ohm video source This connector usually cljn ies an RF modu lated signal 13 2 Park City Water Connection The garden hose style connector that allow...

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