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Summary of Contents for Tioga Montara 1995

Page 1: ... I montara BY FLEEJWCDD 1995 ...

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Page 3: ...ion in writing of the problem and aHempts 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 the manufacturing plant will repair or replace any parts necessary to correct defects in material or workmanship or will take other appropriate action as may be required WHEN THE MANUFACTURING PLANT DOES NOT R...

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Page 5: ...TER 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 THIS EQUIPMENT INSIDE THE RECREA TIONAL VEHICLE MAY CAUSE FIRES OR ASPHYXIATION WARNING DO NOT BRING OR STORE LP GAS CONTAINERS GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS INSIDE THE VEHICLE BECAUSE A FIR...

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Page 7: ...ine Temperature Gauges 12 Living with Your Motor Home 13 Manual Entry Steps 13 Entry Assist Handle 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Entry Doors and Screens 13 Windows 13 Emergency Exit Window 13 Side Slider Windows 13 Sun Visors 13 Mini Blinds 13 Storage 13 Exterior Compartments 13 Interior Storage 14 Interior arid Furnishings 14 Dinette Conversion 14 Sofa Lounge Conversion 14 Folding Doors Privacy Curtain Di...

Page 8: ...ational 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 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF ESPECIALLY SUSCEPTIBLE PERSONS SUCH AS THOSE WITH ALLERGIES OR RESPIRATORY AILMENTS USE WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION IF SYMPTOMS DEVELOP CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN GeorgJa Pacilic Corporat...

Page 9: ... the responsibilities of the manufacturing sub sidiary parent companyoraffiliates beyondthe standard written warranty as presented in this manual In this manual statements preceded by the following words are of special significance 1 INTRODUCTION WARNING means that there is the possibil ity of personal injury to yourself and others CAUTION means that there is the possibility of damage to the vehic...

Page 10: ...sealing 38 LP Gas Regulator 30 Interior 38 Using LP Gas System at Fabrics 38 Low Temper ltures 30 Laminate Top Care 39 Filling LP G lS Tanks 31 Walls and Ceiling Panelii 39 LP Gas System Leak Checks 31 Bathtub and Plastic Shower Stall 39 LP Leak Detector 32 Floors and Carpeting 39 Lighting LP Gas Appliances 32 Engine Access 39 Appliances 33 Maintenance Checklist 39 Water Heater 33 Motor Home Stora...

Page 11: ...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 characteristics and will reduce your warranty protection 5 ONTHE ROAD GTW Gross Towed Weight This is the maxi mum allowable loaded weight that this motor home has been designed to tow This cannot be increa...

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Page 13: ...comparing weights If any readings are higher than the rating you will have to adjust or remove the load If you exceed weight ratings you will Cause damage to the motor home drive train or chassis Cause unstable driving and handling charac teristics Cause unsafe braking Reduce your warranty protection Since you may load your motor home differently for different trips loading and weight patterns wil...

Page 14: ...d to the motor home you must know how to distribute the weight so that correct amounts of weight are placed on the axles When the load isproperlydistributed your motorhome will handle better and you as the driver will be more confident and comfortable If your motor home is improperly loaded driving will be more uncomfortable and much of your driving attention will be given to correcting vehicle wa...

Page 15: ...en equipped wiih seat belts WARNING ALL RIDERS SHOULD USE SEAT BELTS WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION NEI THER SEATSWITHOUTSAFETY BELTSNOR BEDS SHOULD BE OCCUPIED WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION Adjust seat belts as follows To fasten belt be sure it is not twisted then push the tongue end of one belt into the buckle of the mating belt Be sure it latches For great est safety adjust the belt snugly as ...

Page 16: ...n maintenance and tire care The proper inflation pressures are stated on the Federal CertificationTag located on the sidewall nearthe driver s seat WARNING FOR SAFETY AND MAXIMUM TIRE LIFE CHECKTIRE PRESSURESOFTEN INCLUD INGTHE SPARE PAY SPECIALATTENTION TO INSIDE REAR DUALS ALWAYS CHECK PRESSURE WHEN TIRES ARE COLD AND DO NOT BLEED AIR OUT OF WARM TIRES FOLLOW THE TIRE PRESSURE INSTRUC TIONS IN T...

Page 17: ... possible heat damage caused by the exhaust system Do not remove these shields modify the exhaust system or add addi tional equipment such as wiring plumbing or other components which will be affected by exhaust system heat CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Carbon monoxide is a colorless tasteless odorless gas It is a by product of combustion in engines The engines in your motor home and generato...

Page 18: ...EM HAS NOT BEEN PROP ERLY MAINTAINED COMBUSTIBLE MATE RIALS MAY CATCH FIRE FROM HOT EX HAUST GASES SOOT OR SPARKS THAT COULD ESCAPE THROUGH CORROSION HOLES OR CRACKS If operating parking or idling your vehicle off road is unavoidable Be aware that combustible materials could catch fire from the vehicle s hot exhaust system Keep a fire extinguisher handy Avoid driving your vehicle through or over c...

Page 19: ...tions attached to the window frame MOTOR HOME Side Slider Windows Turn lock slide window and or screen to open and close NOTE Screens are notremovable for cleaning They may be pushed out of their frames if the windowmustbe usedforemergencyexil ln this case the screens will be destroyed and will probably have to be replaced SUN VISORS The sun visors althe driver sand passenger spositions swing down...

Page 20: ...sulting In tire or front sus pension failure The rear frame extensions are not designed to withstand the loads imposed by lifting from the rear The vehicle must be towed from the front either on the rear wheels if operational or on a heavy duty dolly or transported on a flat bed trailer Consult your Chassis Owner s Manual To prepare your motor home for towing 1 Secure any loose or protruding parts...

Page 21: ...nce for the ladder legs 4 Remove and store the ladderwhen not in use Reposition the bunk slider and lock in the forward position WARNING TO PREVENT SLIDING THE SLIDER MUST BE IN LOCKED POSITION WHEN TRAVEL ING DO NOT LLOW PASSENGERSTO RIDE INTHE UNBELTED BUNK AREA POSITIONS WHEN TRAVELING MONITOR PANEL 15 The monitorpanel allows you to conveniently check the approximate levels in tanks and to chec...

Page 22: ...set door is closed your battery will be discharged If It stays ON Ifthe light stays on when the door is closed the door switch requires adjustment The same loading considerations apply to interior storage areas as to exterior Consult the Motor Home Loading section in the ON THE ROAD chapter INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS The materials used inside your motor home have been selected for durability and com...

Page 23: ... VEHICLE AS QUICKLY AND SAFELY AS POSSIBLE Consider the cause and severity of the fire and the risk involved before trying to put it out If the fire is major or is fuel fed move away from the side of the LP gas tank 17 stand clear of the vehicle and wait for the fire depart ment or other emergency assistance If your motor home is damaged by fire dOlnot drive or live in it until you have had it tho...

Page 24: ...outside air will be far drier than interior air and will effectively reduce condensation Install Aftermarket Storm Windows The interiorsurface ofthe storm window will be warmer reducing moisture condensation DO NOT COVER THE EMERGENCY EXITWINDOW This window must be left accessible at all times for emergency exit Reduce Moisture Released Inside the Motor Home Run the range vent fan when cooking and...

Page 25: ...garden hose valve at home Potable water hoses are available at RV supply stores Run the city water supply for a few seconds to clear the line Turn OFF the supply Connect the hose to the inlet fitting Turn ON the supply Open all faucets and clearthe lines Close faucets Disconnect the city water as follows Close the park or city water supply valve Remove the hose from the city watersupply valve Disc...

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Page 27: ...together The valves are called knife valves A blade closes the 21 opening in the sewer drain pipes The blade is con nected to a T handle that is pulled to release ttie contents of the tank s During self containment use the sewer line is securely capped to prevent leakage of waste material onto the ground or pavement DO NOT PULL THE HOLDING TANK KNIFE VALVE OPEN WHEN THE PROTECTIVE CAP IS INSTALLED...

Page 28: ... water system problems can be avoided by consci entious maintenance Leaks Vibration flexing and twisting while traveling can work pipe fittings loose Check all plumbing for leaks at least once a year Ifthe water pump runs when a faucet is not open suspect a leak Be sure the tank drain valves are tightly closed Leaks occur most often around threaded fittings If necessary tighten or clean and tighte...

Page 29: ... such as clocks ra dios or the refrigerator may draw small amounts of current even when turned OFF A relay operated disconnect system allows you to disconnect either the chassis battery or the coach battery or both Discon 23 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS necting the batteries will help reduce the likelihood of battery discharge over long storage periods If you plan to store the motor home for over ten days p...

Page 30: ...chances of clogging by keeping the following consid erations in mind Keep the black water tank knife valve closed Fill tank to at least 3 4 full before draining Be sure to cover the tank bottom with water after draining Use only toilet tissue formulated for use in septic tank or RVsanitation systems Keep both knife valves closed and locked and the drain cap tightly in place when using the system o...

Page 31: ...tton 25 Your Owner s Information Package contains a card that can be used to record test dates Keep the card in a conspicuous place and keep it up to date COACH FUSES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS The 120 volt circuit breakers and 12 volt fuses are located in the same compartment These devices inter rupt the power if the circuit is overloaded The 120 volt circuit breakers include a 30 amp main breaker and ...

Page 32: ...ed period of time can shorten battery life WARNING NEVER EXPOSE THE BATTERY TO OPEN FLAME OR ELECTRIC SPARK CHEMICAL ACTION INTHE BATTERY GENERATES HY DROGEN GASWHICH IS FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE DO NOT ALLOW BATTERY ELECTROLYTE TO CONTACT SKIN EYES FABRICS OR PAINTED SURFACES Do not smoke near batteries being charged or which have been recently charged Please note that batteries are being charged w...

Page 33: ...able it is beyond the scope of this manual to Include all wiring diagrams possible In certain situations specific wiring diagrams may be available to help troubleshoot a problem If you need specific wiring information please contact your dealer Complete wiring diagrams are not available 27 ...

Page 34: ...hazard Do not use the generator until fuel leaks are repaired WARNING EXHAUST GASES ARE DEADLY INSPECT THE GENERATOR EXHAUSTSYSTEMTHOR OUGHLYBEFORE STARTINGTHE GENERA TOR ENGINE DO NOT BLOCK THE TAIL PIPE OR SITUATE THE MOTOR HOME IN A PLACEWHERETHEEXHAUSTGASESHAVE ANY POSSIBILITY OF ACCUMULATING EI THER OUTSIDE UNDERNEATH OR INSIDE YOUR VEHICLE OR ANY NEARBY VE HICLES OUTSIDE AIR MOVEMENTS CAN CA...

Page 35: ...is maintained regularly you can expect almost trouble free operation 29 LP GAS SYSTEM WARNING LP GAS IS FLAMMABLE AND POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE USE PROPER HANDLING LIGHTING AND VENTILATING PROCE DURES 1 THE DISTINCTIVE ODOR OF LP GAS IN DICATES A LEAK IFYOU SMELL GAS DO NOT TOUCH ELECTRICAL SWITCHES EXTINGUISH ALL OPEN FLAMES PILOT LIGHTS ANDALL SMOKING MATERIALS SHUT OFF THE GAS SUPPLY AT THE TANK VA...

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Page 37: ... to fill the tank yourself WARNING TURN OFF LP GAS 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 ANDIOR LP GAS CONTAINERS WHEN NOT INDIVIDUALLY TURNED OFF AUTOMATIC IGNITION APPLIANCES MAY CONTINUE TO SPARK WHEN LP GAS IS TURNED OFF ATTHE CONTAINER WARNI...

Page 38: ...y 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 three years Consequently check the hoses for weather checking or other signs of deterioration every time you have the gas tank filled or serviced When you replace hoses be sure that re placements are pro...

Page 39: ...ation system may be damaged 33 APPLIANCES The refrigerator uses the absorption principle of opera tion If you plan to cool food or drinks in high outside temperatures pre cool the food and park the motor home with the refrigerator vent door in the shade Once the interior of the refrigerator is cool the refrigeration system will usually maintain this temperature If the inside of the refrigerator is...

Page 40: ...edure Hold a butane fueled pocket lighter near the sensor Open the lighter valve without striking the flame The leakdetectorshould respond within a few seconds Press the silence button to reset the alarm Lightly fan the area around the detector to in sure complete dispersion of the gas from the lighter and to prevent another sounding olthe alarm A silence button allows you to temporarily quiet the...

Page 41: ...e Eventually the signal will be overcome by the interfer ence The following suggestions can improve recep tion Use the pa rk cable TV antenna system of your RV in remote areas rather than the roof antenna if the campground provides cable hook up Turn the television antenna Sometimes turn ing the antenna will pick up a stronger signal Try turning or rotating the antenna throughout its range You may...

Page 42: ...a properly fused battery circuit Consult an autho rized Fleetwood dealer before adding any additional equipment to your motor home 120 VoltTV and VCR Optional The optional 120 volt TV and VCR can operate only wlJen the motor home is connected to 120 volt power from either a public utility or the generator 120 12 VoltTelevision Optional The optional 120 volt 12 volt television can operate from a 12...

Page 43: ...f the finish is not washed and waxed thoroughly the surface can deteriorate 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 alkaline cleaners and abrasives 37 MAINTENANCE 2 Wax the exterior at least once a year twice if possible with a wax formulated for fiber glass When waxing always ...

Page 44: ...if you prefer to do this work yourself Always 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 moldings at front and rear caps and perimeter molding If any of the following defects are evident during inspection the affected areas must be resealed Exces...

Page 45: ...eting Vinyl flooring requires only washing and periodic wax ing Vacuum carpeting regularly and clean it with a quality carpet cleaner Do not use wateror waxes mixed with water on wood floor 39 Engine Access The top of the engine may be accessed for service by removing the engine cover WARNING WHEN INSTALLING THE ENGINE COVER BE SURE THE COVER IS FULLY SEATED ON THE GASKET SEAL AND SECURED BY THE C...

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Page 47: ...e o Turn off refrigerator and furnace o Turn off all range and oven burner valves and pilot valves if equipped 41 MOTOR HOME STORAGE o Remove all perishables from refrigerator and galley cabinets Block refrigerator open to reduce odor buildup An open box or tray of baking soda in the refrigeratorwill help absorb odors o Open closet doors drawers and cabinets so air can circulate o Slightly open 1 ...

Page 48: ...he sealant around all roof and body seams and windows Reseal if necessary See Sealant Renewal section o Lubricate all locks and hinges as described in the MAINTENANCE chapter o Remove high grass or weed growth WINTERIZATION Thoughtful planning and preparation for the winter season can helpeliminate equipmentfailuresand break downs and can extend the life of your motor home and its systems Your dea...

Page 49: ... with the water 43 heater operating manual If you do not have a bypass you will have to fill the water heater with antifreeze solution by the water pump Winterize the hot water lines by opening each hot water faucet allowing antifreeze solution to flow continuously and then 910se each faucet This will require considerably more antifreeze solution and you may choose to do this step before winterizi...

Page 50: ... hood fan D Inspectthe 120 voltelectrical system power cord converter all outlets and any exposed wiring If defects are found refer service to your dealer or an authorized Fleetwood Ser vice Center D Prepare the generator for operation following instructions in the generator operating man ual in your Owner s Information Package D Start and run generator D Operate 120 volt appliances and air condi ...

Page 51: ...d smoke detec tors and GFI receptacles Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator Inspect generator exhaust system Inspect LPG system Including leak check Sanitize fresh waler tank Clean drapes a nd Interior fabrics Check exterior lamp operation Re torque U bolts Mor Ryde equipped only Chas ls Inspect fire extinguisher Check smoke delector operation Check ...

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