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Summary of Contents for Tioga 1988

Page 1: ...BYFLEElWCXJD 1988...

Page 2: ...OMfORT HEATlNG AS THE DANGER Of ASPHYXIATlONIS GREATEII WHEN THE APPUANCE IS USED fOR LONG PERIODS Of TlME WARNING PORTABLE fUEl BURNING EQUIPMENT INCWDING WOOD AND CHARCOAL GRILLS AND STOVES SHALL NO...

Page 3: ...contact the MANUfAC TURING PLANT at the address sted below and provida the manufacturer with 8 description in writing of the problem and attempts made to resolve it MANUFACTURING PLANT BLlGAT10NS Upo...

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Page 5: ...d Vents 20 Effects Of Prolonged Occupancy 20 Controlling Moisture Condensation 20 Fire Safety 21 Smoke Detector 21 PLUMBING SYSTEMS 22 Fresh Water System 22 The Water Pump 22 The Monitor Panel 23 Sani...

Page 6: ...2 Air Conditioner Operational Quick Checks 42 Troubleshooting The System 43 Electrical Circuit Diagnosis 43 Refrigeration Section 43 Front Suspension And Alignment 43 Brakes 43 Brake Hose Inspection 4...

Page 7: ...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 the rights and obligatio...

Page 8: ...tailed section that explains proper loading and weighing of the vehicle HAVE IT ALL UNDER CONTROL Remember your new motor home isa large vehi cle and requires different driving skills than a passenger...

Page 9: ...ion Number F I N l Is located on the certification tag I ocated in the driver s step well Use this number when ordering parts through your fleetwood dealer or Service Center Id mtificatlon Number Loca...

Page 10: ...______________________________________________ Policy Number ___________________________________________________________________ Range Oven Manufacturer _______________________________________________...

Page 11: ...Model Serial Number Air Conditioner Manufacturer Model Serial Number Microwave Oven Manufacturer Model Serial Number Stereo Manufacturer Model Serial Number Generator Manufacturer Model Serial Number...

Page 12: ..._ First Aid Kit ____ Snake Bite Kit __ _ Sunglasses CLOTHIN G ____ Underwear ____ Jackets ____ Sweaters ____ Various Shoes ____ Socks ____ Bathing Suits ____ Hats Caps ____ Rainwear ____ Handkerchiefs...

Page 13: ...nstalled Check tires and adjust pressures if necessary Check batteries Check running lights turn signals interim and panel lights Check brakes brake fluid brake lights Check cCloling system Check wind...

Page 14: ...gers the motor home will probably be overloaded According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration figures an average vehicle occupant weighs 150 pounds each gallon of gasoline weighs six pou...

Page 15: ...d in the motor home Do not load heavy items near either end of the motor home or on the rear bumper Adjust cargo storage to keep the side to side wheel loads as equal as possible Carry only as much wa...

Page 16: ...d Weight must not exceed the GCWR CAUTION Towing devices other than wheeled dollies that raise the front or rear wheels of the vehicle in tow off the ground create tongue weights in excess of the 250...

Page 17: ...vehicle seat and securely restrain it with the vehicle s seat belts Children who can sit up by themselves should be restrained with the seat belts provided Never let a child stand or kneel on any seat...

Page 18: ...ard Fuel Types And Vapor Lock Today s automotive fuel and emissions systems are sophisticated and highly engineered to meet Federal and state emissions standards They are also sometimes sensitive to f...

Page 19: ...ELY Beware of exhaust gas carbon monoxide poison ing symptoms Dizziness Intense Headache Weakness and Sleepiness Vomiting Muscular Twitching Throbbing in Temples If symptoms indicate the possibility o...

Page 20: ...ings GAWRI as stated on the Federal Certification Tag located on the sidewall near the driver s seat For example if your motor home has a front GAWR of 4 000 pounds each front tire must have a minimum...

Page 21: ...lat tire up on the wheel chock 3 Turn off the engine place the transmission selector In P and set the parking brake 4 Block both the front and back of the wheel in the opposite corner from the wheel t...

Page 22: ...and other tools and equipment 14 Replace wheel cover If necessary Check the tightness of the wheel nuts often until you get 16 to a tire service center Have the wheel nut torque and air pressure chec...

Page 23: ...e are either slider or torq e pane type Slider wind ws may be locked by turning the lock knob Torque Windows may be opened and adjusted by turning the knob or crank located at the bottom corner of the...

Page 24: ...llow the loading and weighing in structions in that section When storing equipment and supplies i _ _ 1 _ Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas where they will not shift while traveling When...

Page 25: ...OR AND FURNISHINGS The materials used inside your motor home have been selected for durability and comfort With reasonable care these materials will stand up under years of recreational living The MAI...

Page 26: ...hat the normal liv ing activities of even a few occupants will lead to rapid saturation of the air contained in the motor home and the appearance of visible moisture especially in cold weather If you...

Page 27: ...home is a complex machine made up of many materials some of them flammable But like most hazards the possibility of fire can be minimiz ed if nottotally eliminated by recognizing the danger and practi...

Page 28: ...and city water supplies could damage the tank if left 22 unattended After filling the tank close the valve Disconnect the city water as follows Close the park or city water supply valve Remove the ho...

Page 29: ...led b Material trapped on the sides of the holding tanks may give a full reading when the tank is actually empty 23 Sanitizing The Fresh Water System Sanitize the fresh water tank and piping at least...

Page 30: ...sures that can damage the water system in your motor home or cause water pump failure Your RV supply dealer can advise you on the best choice regar ding water pressure regulators 24 Water Pump Trouble...

Page 31: ...d FleetwoodRV Service Center THE WASTE WATER SYSTEM The waste water system in your motor home is made up of sinks tub shower toilet plumbing drain and vent lines a gray water holding tank and a black...

Page 32: ...en drain into the sewage system The holding tank drain valve outlet is set up to be used with a removable termination fitting that locks onto the outlet with a clockwise twist The sewer drain hose is...

Page 33: ...ming winterization If the motor home is to be stored unheated in temperatures below freezing the fresh water and waste systems should be winterized The following guidelines will familiarize you with t...

Page 34: ...ary battery is the primary SOUrce for nor malliving area needs Sensing and switching circuits permit the vehicle alternator to charge all batteries as required and prevent the living area 12 volt reo...

Page 35: ...al and elec trical characteristics as the original equipment In all cases do not use a regular automotive battery for replacement Your dealer or an authorized Fleetwood Service Center can advise you o...

Page 36: ...contains a card that can be used to record test dates Keep the card in a conspicuous place and keep it up to date NOTE If the patio outlet doesn t work check the GFI Reset It If necessary If the GFI...

Page 37: ...t tower is critical to reception clarity remember that TV and FM signals have a range of only about 75 miles under the best ofatmospheric and geographic conditions The good 31 reception you get at par...

Page 38: ...O NOT hold the S itCh in the START position for more than 10 seconds Release the switch wait 15 seconds then repeat This will help avoid overheating and damaging the generator starting system If this...

Page 39: ...erating manual Check oil level each 8 hours of operation Use lead free regular grade gasoline See operating manual Keep the generator and compartment clean and uncluttered 33 Be sure ignition timing i...

Page 40: ...tor in the cylind ers Excessive smoke and rough operation is normal until the oil or rust inhibitor is burned off Apply a 50 load after the generator runs smoothly Allow the generator to warm up for o...

Page 41: ...ys be careful when drilling holes or fasten Ing objects to the motor home The gas supp ly lines could be punctured by a nail or screw 4 Do not restrict access to LP tanks In an emergency the tank serv...

Page 42: ...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 36 it can be clean...

Page 43: ...37 To perform a leak check swab a mixture of a non ammoniated non chlorinated soap solution or an ap proved leak detection solution over each fitting joint and connection in the system Open the tank s...

Page 44: ...s ed water 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 45: ...ructions furnished in your Owner s In formation Package Before operating t he refrigerator when the motor home is parked make sure it is level If itis not level the refrigerant will not circulate cool...

Page 46: ...on the type of roads driven individual driving habits etc To Obtain max imum tire life inspect tires for wear and damage regularly If general tread wear indicates only 1 16 between any two adjacent t...

Page 47: ...rvals recom mended in the Maintenance Schedule or sooner if it is dirty Check hoses regularly for signs of damage 41 or deterioration and tighten hose clamps if necessary Check hoses for cuts or abras...

Page 48: ...oviding the jump start and turn off electrical ac cessories Then start the engine in the vehicle with the discharged battery 42 6 Reverse these directions exactly when remov ing the jumper cables Disc...

Page 49: ...o consideration when making the check Also if the motor home Is equipped with air bag cylinders It is important that the cylinders be inflated to the proper pressure for the load being carried In orde...

Page 50: ...automotive wax polish will help maintain the finish 44 Windows Doors Vents And Locks Keep moving parts of windows and latches adjusted and maintained lubricate the windows with a light oil or powdered...

Page 51: ...HANDLING AND USING 00 NOT EXPOSE TO OPEN FLAME SPARKS 45 OR SMOKING MATERIALS DO NOT USE IN UN VENTILATED AREAS Make sure that all areas to be resealed are absolute ly dry before new sealant is appli...

Page 52: ...hood fan switches are off 46 Cover exterior vents water heater furnace range hood refer to prevent insects from get ting in Be sure to remove all covering material before using appliances or vents Cap...

Page 53: ...aining the holding tanks See PLUMBING Section Apply graphite lubricant to the knife valve ac tuator rod s 47 Be sure ALL water from ALL plumbing fixtures has been drained CAUTION DRAINING THE WATER SY...

Page 54: ...lace air conditioner filters Cover the air conditioner shroud s 48 Mask the windows on the inside to reduce Cur tain drape and carpet fading Thoroughly clean the interior of the motor home including c...

Page 55: ...2 volt lights and accessories Install new batteries in battery operated devices Check monitor panel operation Open and operate vents and vent fans in cluding the range hood fan 49 Operate each LP gas...

Page 56: ...ricate Hinges X 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 Clea...

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