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Summary of Contents for PaceArrow 1995

Page 1: ...BY FLEE7WCOD 1995 owner s manual...

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Page 3: ...1995...

Page 4: ...scription in writing of the problem and attempts made to resolve it MANUFACTURING PLANT OBLIGATIONS Upon receipt of notice of a claim where the dealer was unable or unwilling to resolve the problem th...

Page 5: ...national Corporation WARNING IRRITANT THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A UREA FORMAL DEHYDE RESIN AND MAY RELEASE FORMALDEHYDE VAPORS IN LOW CONCENTRATIONS FORMALDEHYDE CAN BE IRRITATING TO THE EYES AND UPPER RE...

Page 6: ...WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS USED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME WARNING PORTABLE FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENT INCLUDING WOOD AND CHARCOAL GRILLS AND STOVES SHALL NOT BE USED INSIDE THIS RECREATIONAL VEHICLE THE USE OF...

Page 7: ...Precautions 16 Carbon Monoxide Detector 16 Emergency Towing 16 Attaching Accessories to Your Motor Home 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Living With Your Motor Home 19 Automatic Leveling System 19 Power Entry St...

Page 8: ...op Care 55 LP Gas Safety Precautions 43 Walls And Ceiling Panels 55 System Components 44 Bathtub And Plastic Shower Stall 55 Hoses 44 Floors And Carpeting 55 LP Gas Regulator 44 Wood Floor Care 55 Usi...

Page 9: ...ns included in this manual are intended as a guide and in no way extend the responsibilities of the manufacturing sub sidiary parentcompanyoraffiliates beyond the standard written warranty as presente...

Page 10: ...been resolved to your satisfaction by your local dealer con tactthe manufacturing subsidiary service cen ter The locations are listed in this manual Please contact the one nearest you 3 We sincerely b...

Page 11: ...und on the Federal certifica I tion tag attached to the interior left sidewall of the motor home driver compartment and left side top of dash Refer to this information when ordering parts from the cha...

Page 12: ...DRIVER1S CONTROLS PACE ARROW 17 18 4 X Spare ACCESSORY 15 16 i 20 11 8 10 5 IT...

Page 13: ...g or if outside air is unusually dusty or odorous Air Flow Control Buttons Selects outlet for the delivered air VENT Air is delivered from the adjustable dash mounted outlets Vent air will be either h...

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Page 15: ...or automobile The Gross Combined Weight Rating GCWR is listed on the wardrobe door tag Exceeding the GCWR will cause damage to your motor home drivetrain or chassis unstable driving and handling chara...

Page 16: ...ngers the motor home will be overloaded The number of passen gers and placement of cargo will affect the amount of water and cargo that you can carry See Loading Tips In addition to knowing the overal...

Page 17: ...me but resting off of the scale Reading 2 3 Center both the motor home and the trailer combination on the scale and take a reading This istheGross CombinedWeight Reading 3 o 4 Subtract Reading 1 from...

Page 18: ...IDE YOUR MOTOR HOME THE CONTAINERS MAY LEAK TIRES Your motor home is equipped with truck tires Under normal circumstances and with proper maintenance you should receive thousands of miles of trouble f...

Page 19: ...ING TRUCK WHEELS AND TIRES ARE EX TREMELY HEAVY AND MAY WEIGH 100 POUNDS OR MORE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE SPARE TIRE UNLESS YOU ARE CAPABLE OF HANDLINGTHEWEIGHT The spare tire is mounted under the...

Page 20: ...D IN A COLLISION EACH DESIG NATED SEATING POSITION IN YOUR VE HICLE HAS A SPECIFIC SAFETY BELT AS SEMBLY WHICH IS MADE UP OF ONE BUCKLE AND ONE TONGUE THAT ARE DESIGNED TO BE USED AS A PAIR WARNING US...

Page 21: ...T YOU PUT IN YOUR VEHICLE MAKE SURE THAT THE SHOULDER BELT IF PROVIDED AT THE SEATING POSITION WHERE THE SAFETY SEAT IS BEING USED DOES NOT CROSS OR RESTIN FRONT OFTHE CHILD S FACE OR NECK IF YOU Db N...

Page 22: ...g your vehicle off road is unavoidable as is often the case in recreational use Be aware that combustible materials could catch fire from the vehicle s hot exhaust system Avoid driving your vehicle th...

Page 23: ...I vapor lock occurs the fuel itsel could be the cause I at all possible checkwith the service station operatoras to the fuel blend before filling your fuel tank I you purchase your fuel from national...

Page 24: ...damaged exhaust system Check the system frequently for damage Do not under any circumstances modify the exhaust system s in any way Carbon Monoxide Detector Your motor home is equipped with a carbon...

Page 25: ...sidewalls are attached with rivets rather than screws Since the Conolam material is about the same thickness as sheetmetal screws do not hold well and may pull through the material For this type of ma...

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Page 27: ...is turned ON step will retract ENTRY ASSIST HANDLE An entry assist handle is located outside each entry door ENTRY DOORS AND SCREENS The screen door may be separated from the main entry door by depre...

Page 28: ...at any height STORAGE Exterior Compartments Exterior storage compartments maximize available space and should accommodate most of your storage need All of the storage compartments except the LP gas an...

Page 29: ...to position 21 Folding Doors Privacy Curtain Dividers The dividers allow you to separate areas in the motor home They glide on nylon rollers and do not require lubrication They are held closed by a ca...

Page 30: ...properly manage and con trol condensation and the humid conditions that may be encountered The relatively small volume and tight compact construction of modern recreational vehicles mean that normal...

Page 31: ...the instructions on the fire extinguisher Know where it is located and how and when to use it Remember that portable fire extinguishers are appliances intended for use by the occupants of a building o...

Page 32: ...torfails to operate with new batteries replace it with a new unit available through an author ized Fleetwood Service Center House Batteries On SlIde QuITrsy WARNING URETHANE FOAM IS FLAMMABLEI DO NOT...

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Page 35: ...ctions are tight 4 Turn on the RV park city water supply Open all faucets inside the motor home to clear the lines Then turn off faucets To disconnect the city water 1 Turn OFF the city water supply 2...

Page 36: ...N and a faucet is opened When the faucets are closed the pump shuts off At free flow the pump MAIN WATER TANK DRAIN VALVE Main Water Tank Drain Valve Location draws approximately 7 to 7 1 2 amps and c...

Page 37: ...n be avoided by conscientious maintenance Leaks Vibration flexing and twisting while traveling can work pipe fittings loose Check all plumbing for leaks at least once a year If the water pump runs whe...

Page 38: ...avy outlets the water available at these outlets is filtered by the water pump filter Note also that this system is not designed for or effective in removing or neutralizing bacterial contaminants NOT...

Page 39: ...remain in place when you are not draining the tanks NOTE OCAL OR STATE REGULATIONS MAY PROHIBIT HIGHWAY TRAVEL UN LESS THE HOLDING TANK OUTLET IS SECURELY CAPPED To drain the holding tanks Attach the...

Page 40: ...dorant chemi cal approved for septic tank systems in the black water holding tank These chemicals aid the breakdown of solid wastes and make the system much more pleasant to use lAVATORY SINK SHOWER D...

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Page 43: ...ter NOTE All living area radios and tape decks draw from the chassis or coach battery and extended usage when not traveling may dis charge them 35 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS Battery Disconnect Some accessorie...

Page 44: ...tart switch The Auxiliary Start System has no effect on the vehicle except to aid in starting the motor home engine If the vehicle alternator is operating properly the batteries will be recharged whil...

Page 45: ...Lighting strikes during thunderstorms may affect the electrical systems in your motor home Sensitive electronic equip ment may be damaged by the electrical spikes and surges caused by electrical dist...

Page 46: ...erator This panel is very similar to a residential panel with resettable breakers 2 Fleetwood Automotive 12 volt System This panel is located on the right side under the hood This electrical center co...

Page 47: ...rator unit or fuel tank WARNING DO NOT PLACE FLAMMABLE MATERIAL OR STORE ANY OTHER MATERIALS INTHE GENERATOR COMPARTMENT WARNING DO NOT BLOCK THE GENERATOR VENTI LATING AIR INLETS OR OUTLETS THE ENGIN...

Page 48: ...T USE THE GENERATOR AS AN EMERGENCY POWER SOURCE TO A GEN ERAL RESIDENTIAL OR INDUSTRIAL UTIL ITY LlNE THIS IS ILLEGAL AND MAYCAUSE SHOCK OR ELECTROCUTION TO POWER LINE UTILITY PERSONNEL ATTEMPTING TO...

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Page 51: ...is maintained regularly you can expect almost trouble free operation 43 LPGAS SYSTEM WARNING LP GAS IS FLAMMABLE AND POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE USE PROPER HANDLING LIGHTING AND VENTILATING PROCE DURES 1 TH...

Page 52: ...many times the pressures encountered in the system Although they are designed for efficient and trouble free use they can deteriorate from impurities in the air The average life of LP hoses is two to...

Page 53: ...S MAIN VALVE BEFORE FILLING LP GAS TANK OR ENTERING AN LP GAS BULK PLANT OR MOTOR FUEL SERVICE STATION TURN OFF ALL PILOT LIGHTS AND APPLIANCES INDIVIDUALLY BEFORE REFUELING OF MOTOR FUEL TANKS AND OR...

Page 54: ...r near the sensor Open the lightervalvewithoutstriking the flame The leak detector should respond within a few seconds Press the silence button to reset the alarm Lightly fan the area around the detec...

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Page 57: ...to the water heater The bypass valve greatly reduces the quantity of antifreeze required to winterize the water system The valve is located inside the bathroom lavy cabinet To bypass the water heater...

Page 58: ...s are in the Living with Your Motor Home chapter of this manual AIR CONDITIONER The roof mounted air conditioners can operate only when the motor home is connected to 120 volt AC power from either a p...

Page 59: ...The idea that antennas whether amplified or not pull in a signal is a popular misconception An antenna does not pull a signal out of air by virtue of its power The antenna only responds to signals pre...

Page 60: ...y when connected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or the generator In some cases appliance selector switches are pro vided on the galley to allow you a selection of appli ances yet still...

Page 61: ...thoroughly the surface candeteriorate very rapidly The following maintenance guidelines can help you reduce these weathering effects 1 Wash the exterior with a mild soap monthly at least Avoid strong...

Page 62: ...use the recommended sealants Door Window Roof Component And Molding Resealing Inspectthe sealants around windows and doors at least every three months Also inspect roof vents other roof components mol...

Page 63: ...and food spills Dirt underfoot causes abrasions Therefore keep the floor clean and use exteriorwalk off mats at the entry door Also 1 Immediately blot up spills or spots with a damp cloth 2 Periodical...

Page 64: ...V 12V 12V 12V 12V 120V Headlight halogen high beam GE H5001 12V Headlight halogen high low beam GE H5006 12V Fog lights PER LUX 6006H Front turn signal lights GE 1157A 12V Front clearance lights GE 67...

Page 65: ...te FUSES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS 120 Volt Circuit 50 Amp Service Main 1 Main 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 LaSalle Deitch MS 102 motor home white Circuit Description Rating Air conditioner 1 20A General purpose 15A...

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Page 67: ...Turn off refrigerator and furnace D Turn off all range and oven burner valves and pilot valves if equipped D D D D D D LJ D D D D LJ D 59 I MOTOR HOME STORAGE Remove all perishables from refrigerator...

Page 68: ...e vehicle regu larly during the storage period to mix and circulate the anti oxidant agent throughout the fuel system D Check tire inflation pressures every 30 days Maintain maximum rated cold inflati...

Page 69: ...er tank D Turn the water pump master switch ON D Open each cold water faucet run the water pump and let about a cup of antifreeze solu tion flow continuously through each faucet Close each cold water...

Page 70: ...cessary burner pilot flames for proper color and size 0 During engine run check the operation of In any case have the LP gas regulator ad justed for proper pressure by a qualified headlights tail ligh...

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Page 73: ...CO and smoke detectors and GFI receptacles Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator Inspect generator exhaust system Inspect LPG system including leak chec...

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