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11 – MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Interior Care  .................................................................................................................................... 11-1
Exterior Care ................................................................................................................................... 11-1
Rubber Roof .................................................................................................................................... 11-2
Windows, Doors, Vents And Locks  ............................................................................................... 11-2
Door & Window Resealing ............................................................................................................. 11-2
Maintenance Chart  .......................................................................................................................... 11-4
General Cleaning Instructions  ........................................................................................................ 11-5
Storage ............................................................................................................................................ 11-6

12 – MISCELLANEOUS

Effects Of Prolonged Occupancy ................................................................................................... 12-1

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Summary of Contents for Towables

Page 1: ...5 DASH AUTO Rev Part No 203564 05 000 Copyright 2014 Winnebago Industries Inc All rights reserved...

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Page 3: ...ons 3 2 Weight Ratings 3 2 Determining Trailer Weight 3 2 Secure For Travel 3 4 Safety Chains 3 4 Vehicle Trailer Hookup 3 4 Breakaway Device 3 5 Axles Leaf Springs 3 5 Tires 3 6 Brake System Componen...

Page 4: ...7 1 Freshwater System Sanitizing 7 2 Draining the Water System 7 2 Freshwater System Winterizing 7 3 Holding Tanks Drainage System 7 4 Toilet Toilet Holding Tank 7 4 Graywater Holding Tank 7 4 Holding...

Page 5: ...E Interior Care 11 1 Exterior Care 11 1 Rubber Roof 11 2 Windows Doors Vents And Locks 11 2 Door Window Resealing 11 2 Maintenance Chart 11 4 General Cleaning Instructions 11 5 Storage 11 6 12 MISCELL...

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Page 7: ...ables continuous program of product improvement it is possible that recent product changes and information may not be included INITIAL DEALER RESPONSIBILITY Winnebago Towables employees assemble trave...

Page 8: ...g your warranty protection Obtaining Service Make an Appointment Always make an appointment in advance with the service center Schedule as far in advance as possible always confirm the appointment as...

Page 9: ...t resolution for any warranty issue or related matter that you may experience Winnebago Towable dealers have the facilities trained technicians special tools and the latest information to assure your...

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Page 11: ...a safety hazard WARNING IT IS NOT SAFE TO USE COOKING APPLIANCES FOR COMFORT HEATING DANGER IF YOU SMELL GAS 1 Extinguish all open flames pilot lights lanterns and smoking materials 2 DO NOT touch ele...

Page 12: ...f control or tire failure WARNING DO NOT replace a blown fuse with one that has a higher amperage rating If a fuse continues to blow or circuit breaker to pop DO NOT attempt to bypass it with a piece...

Page 13: ...elieve that your Winnebago Towables travel trailer or fifth wheel has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administr...

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Page 15: ...ensure proper installation and size requirements Keep the tow vehicle and the trailer level to maintain equal weight distribution and ensure maximum steering control ELECTRONIC BRAKE CONTROLLERS Many...

Page 16: ...ng the maximum load of a travel trailer or fifth wheel GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING GVWR is the maximum permissible weight of the trailer The weight of the empty trailer plus weight added in the form o...

Page 17: ...nformation Labels These labels should be affixed on the front roadside of most travel trailers fifth wheels IMPORTANT Determine hitch and axle weights with both vehicles level Tilting the trailer forw...

Page 18: ...ground or road surface Cross the chains from the trailer hitch to the tow vehicle When all connections are secure be certain the 7 pin electrical connector cord and the breakaway switch lanyard cable...

Page 19: ...ble for the breakaway device to part of the truck hitch Keep the cable in a straight line with the switch on the trailer as much as possible and allow enough slack for turns 10 Apply trailer brakes on...

Page 20: ...e tow vehicle s hazard warning flashers 2 Set up flares or warning lights 3 Chock the opposite tire and unhitch the trailer from the tow vehicle or eliminate tension on equalizer bars if applicable 4...

Page 21: ...r care and maintenance activities can also improve vehicle handling help protect you and others from avoidable breakdowns and accidents improve fuel economy increase the life of your tires This manual...

Page 22: ...upply stores and other retail outlets The recommended tire inflation pressure that vehicle manufacturers provide reflects the proper psi when a tire is cold The term cold does not relate to the outsid...

Page 23: ...balance is achieved by positioning weights on the wheel to counterbalance heavy spots on the wheel and tire assembly A wheel alignment adjusts the angles of the wheels so that they are positioned corr...

Page 24: ...These rat ings are listed below Note You may not find this information on all tires because it is not required by law For tires with a maximum speed capability over 149 mph tire manufacturers sometime...

Page 25: ...WR of each axle will be provided In the same location as the certification label described above there is a vehicle placard This placard provides tire and loading information In addition this placard...

Page 26: ...brakes Consult instructions supplied with the controller for further information Connector Plug The 7 pin connector on the trailer hitch transfers 12 volt DC electrical power from the tow vehicle batt...

Page 27: ...for repair 6 Reinsert the pull pin before towing the trailer DO NOT LEAVE THE PULL PIN OUT OF THE BREAKAWAY SWITCH FOR MORE THAN A FEW MINUTES OR THE BATTERY WILL BE DRAINED DO NOT USE THE BREAKAWAY S...

Page 28: ...ope Leveling is necessary for comfort and for correct operation of your refrigerator and monitor panel Side to Side Leveling To level the trailer from side to side Use a step ramp which can be constru...

Page 29: ...G Tanks 120 volt Input Line Furnace Blower Motor Vent Hood 12 volt Trailer Battery 12 volt Trailer Battery 12 volt Converter and 120 volt Input 12 volt Converter and 120 volt Input Wall Electrical Out...

Page 30: ...instructions supplied with the unit for care and operation NOTE It is best to close the awning when unattended Damage to the awning due to wind rain or any weather condition is not covered under warr...

Page 31: ...NACE The furnace is a propane gas appliance that requires 12 volt power to electronically light New furnaces sometimes emit smoke and an odor during the first 5 10 minutes of initial use due to paint...

Page 32: ...s instructions supplied with the unit for care and operation REFRIGERATOR The refrigerator can operate on 120 volt or on LP gas requires 12 volt to light The unit must be level to operate properly The...

Page 33: ...ide a trailer 6 Do not use any propane gas tanks other than those furnished with the trailer without being sure that all connecting components are compatible 7 8 WARNING Propane gas is flammable and p...

Page 34: ...propane gas supplier or a service station which sells propane gas to be filled QCC1 COUPLER The QCC1 coupler and hose assembly connects the propane gas tanks to the propane gas regulator It has a rig...

Page 35: ...umer information as provided by the National Fire Prevention Association and the American National Standards Institute The information and warnings found here may also be found in other sections of th...

Page 36: ...USE COOKING APPLIANCES FOR COMFORT HEATING Cooking appliances need fresh air for safe operation Before operation 1 Open overhead vent or turn on exhaust fan 2 Open window FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESUL...

Page 37: ...tors must always be installed with the diaphragm vent facing downward Regulators not in compartments have been equipped with a protective cover Make sure the regulator vent faces downward and the cove...

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Page 39: ...switch protection Fifth wheel circuit breakers will be located inside a covered fuse box attached inside the baggage compartment with additional 30 amp breakers for slideout protection and other 12 v...

Page 40: ...when using electrical appliances in the bathroom or damp areas 1 Insulation materials for appliances and devices can deteriorate over time or develop cracks allowing electric current to leak through...

Page 41: ...ion located on the docking station 2 Turn the selector valve to the tank fill location 3 Do not turn the water pump to the ON position 4 Turn on the water supply line and the tank will begin to fill 5...

Page 42: ...three hours 5 Drain the entire system by opening all freshwatertankvalves faucets andplumbing line drain valves 6 Flush the system with drinking quality water Let the fresh water flow through the sys...

Page 43: ...g drinking etc Systems With Water Heater Bypass 1 Close the hot and cold water valves entering and exiting the hot water heater 2 Open the crossover valve connecting the cold and hot waterlines 3 Clos...

Page 44: ...e handle out in a straight line 4 After draining close the valve handle rinse the tank with several gallons of water and drain again NOTE After draining the holding tank a false reading may sometimes...

Page 45: ...y toilet tissue DO open the bathroom vent to dispel condensation DON T put facial tissues paper automotive type antifreeze sanitary napkins household toilet cleaners or any other foreign objects in yo...

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Page 47: ...y stow the antenna before moving the unit Please refer to the manufacturer s instructions supplied with the unit for care and operation SATELLITE If equipped please refer to the manufacturer s instruc...

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Page 49: ...g shrinkage and or possible damage DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRY OR FLUFF BEDSPREADS OR DRAPERIES IN A DRYER THE BACKING MATERIAL WILL MELT WHEN EXPOSED TO CONTINUAL HEAT Professional cleaning will preserve t...

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Page 51: ...on 4 As the gear mechanism begin straining to closefurther removepressurefromtherocker switch and inspect the outside bulb seal The outsidebulbsealwillbecompressedtohalfits open thickness when closed...

Page 52: ...d position TRAVELING 1 Make certain the slideout room is properly closed 2 Leave the power supply switch on This powers an electric brake within the slideout motor and prevents the bottom of the room...

Page 53: ...etc to bind and or operateintermittently DONOTattempttolift the unit with thestabilizer jacks These are not designed to bear weight only help stabilize the unit from movement 7 Before resuming travel...

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Page 55: ...aterial is a polymer and will be damaged by solvents abrasives or strong detergents Never use these substances to clean the decorative glass Dampen a clean soft cloth with glass cleaner Avoid spraying...

Page 56: ...eum distillates on the surface Rubber roof material can be punctured or cut by sharp objects Exercise caution when placing articles on a rubber roof surface This rubber roof material does not require...

Page 57: ...terior drainage in case of leakage If you find any of the above defects 1 Use a plastic scraper toremove excess sealant 2 Clean all areas to be resealed with mineral spirits and clean rags Make sure t...

Page 58: ...Inspect Hitch Components X Lubricate Locks X Lubricate Coupler Latch and Socket X Lubricate Hinges X Inspect and Clean Vents X Torque Lug Nuts X Sanitize Water Tank if trailer has been stored X Clean...

Page 59: ...l Use vinyl cleaner or soapy water Livings Room Drapes Dry clean only Bedroom Curtains Hand wash with mild detergent and drip dry DO NOT DRY IN DRYER Bedspread Dry clean only DO NOT DRY IN DRYER Carpe...

Page 60: ...extended periods 1 Remove all food and materials from the refrigerator and leave the door open 2 Close all windows vents and doors It is a good idea to cover the windows to protect the interior from...

Page 61: ...of the natural environment They are as old as the Earth itself and mold spores are almost everywhere at some level waiting to grow Mold plays a part of nature by breaking down dead organic matter suc...

Page 62: ...o If Winnebago determines that mold is present in the Winnebago trailer as a result of a manufacturing defect reported to Winnebago within the limited warranty period Winnebago will clean the affected...

Page 63: ...2 Door Window Resealing 11 2 Draining the Water System 7 2 Draperies Bedspreads 9 1 Effects Of Prolonged Occupancy 12 1 Electronic Brake Controllers 3 1 Exterior Care 11 1 Fabric and Upholstery 9 1 F...

Page 64: ...Roof Vents Power Manual 4 4 Rubber Roof 11 2 Safety Chains 3 4 Safety Regulations Regarding Propane Gas Systems Propane Gas Appliances 5 3 Satellite 8 1 Secure For Travel 3 4 Self Contained vs Utility...

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