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Driving Tips

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Exterior Components, Operations and Care

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Roof Area

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Fiberglass or ABS Areas

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Seams and Moldings

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Emergency Escape Routes

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Escape Hatch

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Optional Emergency Exit Egress window

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Passenger Windows

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Full View Curb Window

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Window Maintenance

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Doors

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Door Emergency Release Handle

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Optional Remote Control

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Rear Luggage Compartment

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Auxiliary Battery

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Maintaining the Doors

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Door Components

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Mirrors

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Lower A/C Condenser Unit

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Batteries/Battery Box

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Underbody Area

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Wheels and Rims

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Tires

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Optional Custom Paint Graphics

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Optional Vinyl Graphics

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Destination Signs (if equipped)

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Walls and Ceilings

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Optional Stanchion/Modesty Panel or Grab Rails

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Flooring

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Interior Luggage Racks (if equipped)

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Electrical Systems

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Factory Installed Lights, Signals and Equipment

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Summary of Contents for Sprinter Shuttle

Page 1: ...Shuttle Owner s Manual L A West Inc 196 Crawford Road Statesville NC 28625 www lawestcoaches com...

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Page 3: ...Emergencies 6 Escape Routes 6 Optional Emergency Escape Windows 6 Emergency Escape Hatch 6 Emergency Doors 6 Optional Fire Extinguisher s 6 Park Safely 6 Vehicle Safety Standard Certification Labels 7...

Page 4: ...Optional Remote Control 12 Rear Luggage Compartment 12 Auxiliary Battery 12 Maintaining the Doors 13 Door Components 14 Mirrors 15 Lower A C Condenser Unit 15 Batteries Battery Box 15 Underbody Area 1...

Page 5: ...e 21 Seating 21 Passenger Rear Seats 21 Armrest 21 Flip Style 21 Fold down Style 22 Seat Recline Side Release Handle 22 Other Types of Seating and Seating Operations 22 Side Slide Seat to slide the se...

Page 6: ...mage is the result of normal use wear and tear or exposure to the elements 2 Damage caused by misuse abuse negligence accident or acts of God Usage of this product in a manner inconsistent with its de...

Page 7: ...d unless and until it has been agreed to in writing and signed by all parties Disputes arising from any repair replacement parts or any other aspect of repair and or warranty shall be resolved in acco...

Page 8: ...ssisting the customer in completing the registration forms to avoid loss of warranty coverage The dealer should review the limited warranty provisions with the customer to stress the importance of com...

Page 9: ...ssis manufacturer and or component manufacturers This owner s manual is NOT a warranty Chassis Warranty Your vehicle chassis is warranted by the manufacturer The information packet included in your bu...

Page 10: ...Customers Because we care about you and your passengers we urge you to review and follow the safety warnings and precautions listed on below Safety Alert 1 Read your vehicle chassis owner s manual It...

Page 11: ...nguisher s Fire extinguishers are recommended for small fires only Read the label for basic instructions and the owner s guide supplied with the fire extinguisher for complete details on proper use an...

Page 12: ...icles will perform better handle more safely and give you peak performance from your tires It is your responsibility to weigh the vehicle while empty and again when fully loaded including fuels and ot...

Page 13: ...Your L A West vehicle maybe equipped with several 120 VAC receptacles located throughout the interior of the vehicle These 120 VAC receptacles are of the three prong variety The third prong being a gr...

Page 14: ...as to the condition of the roads and other circumstances such as low bridges or tunnels Listed below are recommendations concerning some of the things you may want to do before you set out on your tri...

Page 15: ...e scrapes or cuts caused by tree limbs or other overhanging obstructions Note If there is evidence of cuts or scrapes in the sealants or adhesives please contact your dealer for repair or to provide t...

Page 16: ...the safety of your passengers Latches and Mechanisms Inspect for damage worn or loose parts Replace as necessary Lubricate hard to move latches with white lithium grease Emergency Decal Check to see...

Page 17: ...r mechanism allowing the door to be manually opened in the event of a loss of power It is located above the door and is marked by an Emergency Exit label with instruction on releasing To release pull...

Page 18: ...ent Check daily to ensure the door is closing properly and the seals are in proper alignment when closed Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and have realigned as necessary Door Handle Operation Ch...

Page 19: ...er followed by a vinyl protector CAUTION Before each trip inspect the latches handles and mechanical operations of the Emergency Doors If these items are not in proper working order and an accident oc...

Page 20: ...d fall off Lower A C Condenser Unit This unit is located in the lower portion of the bus Dirt leaves and debris can build up on the condenser which would restrict the efficiency of the unit Inspect th...

Page 21: ...oss of vehicle control resulting in a serious accident CAUTION Check lug nuts for proper torque value after rotations as loose lug nuts could cause the wheel to become loose and possibly fall off Tire...

Page 22: ...f the manufacture s production date can result in damaging the integrity of the paint Optional Vinyl Graphics To avoid the possibility of damaging the vinyl graphics do not clean with any solvent or c...

Page 23: ...l attachments making sure all mounting bolts and screws are intact and secure Replace any missing or damaged items and tighten any loose areas Stainless steel To clean wipe down with a damp cloth of w...

Page 24: ...bus in motion make sure that luggage is secured and is not hanging over the edges If not properly secured luggage could fall during the ride or a passenger could walk into the items hanging over the...

Page 25: ...sired Light Switch Activates the lights above the passenger s seats This will activate the overhead passenger lights and the fluorescent lights if both available Door Switch Activates the electric doo...

Page 26: ...nce of your heating and air conditioning while the bus is idling Before you can activate the fast idle the vehicle needs to be running and the emergency brake needs to be engaged Press the fast idle s...

Page 27: ...ase the handle to lock in place To release seat 1 Grab the handle 2 Pull forward lower the cushion and release handle to lock into place Seating Care Driver Seat and Passenger Seat Areas Daily inspect...

Page 28: ...ions for proper attachment and positioning for the chair and belts Read all the safety information Improper attachments and or positioning of the seat belt could cause injuries to the passenger Report...

Page 29: ...Vehicle Service Record Type of Service Date Mileage Next Service Date...

Page 30: ...Vehicle Service Record Type of Service Date Mileage Next Service Date...

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