Fleetwood 1993 American Eagle Owner'S Manual Download

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Summary of Contents for 1993 American Eagle

Page 1: ...1993...

Page 2: ...act the manufacturing plant at the address listed below and provide the manufacturer with a description in writing of the problem and attempts made to resolve It MANUFACTURING PLANT OBLIGATIONS Upon r...

Page 3: ...tional 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 RESP...

Page 4: ...WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS USED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME WA NING PORTABLE FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENT INCLUDING WOOD AND CHARCOAL GRILLS AND STOVES SHALL NOT BE USED INSIDE THIS RECREATIONAL VEHICLE THE USE OF...

Page 5: ...Brakes 2 3 Check Valves Gauges 2 3 c Parking Brake 2 3 Using Air Brakes 2 5 Stopping Distance 2 5 Braking On Downgrades 2 5 AIR CONDITIONER 3 0 AIR SUSPENSION SYSTEM 4 0 APPLIANCES 5 0 AUTOMATIC LEVE...

Page 6: ...stem 11 1 Battery Disconnect 0 11 1 Battery Inspection Care 11 2 Battery Charging 11 3 Solar Panel 11 4 Selecting A Replacement Battery 11 4 120 Volt System 11 4 Power Cord Hookup 11 5 Power Converter...

Page 7: ...ERIOR MAINTENANCE 21 0 Exterior Finish 21 1 Stains 21 2 Windows Doors Vents Locks 21 2 Rubber Roof System 21 3 Cleaning 21 3 Care 21 3 Sealant Renewal 21 4 Door Window Roof Molding Resealing 21 4 Stai...

Page 8: ..._ 2 O Furnace Filter Replacement 26 1 GENERATOR 27 0 Generator Fuel Supply 27 1 Generator Operation 27 1 Generator Operating Safety Precautions 27 3 Generator Cooling System 27 5 Generator Maintenanc...

Page 9: ...thtub Plastic Shower Stall 29 2 Floors Carpeting 29 2 Tile Care 29 2 LP GAS SYSTEM 30 0 LP Gas Safety Precautions 30 2 System Components 30 4 Hoses 30 4 LP Gas Regulator 30 5 Using LP Gas AtLow Temper...

Page 10: ...0 REJrRIGERATOR 38 0 Three Way Automatic Refrigerator 38 1 SEATS AND SEAT BELTS 39 0 DriverlPassenger Seats 39 1 Seat Belts 39 1 Child Restraint 39 2 SERVICE 40 0 STORAGE 41 0 Exterior Storage Compart...

Page 11: ...are 46 4 WATER HEATER 47 0 Water Heater By Pass Valve 47 1 WINDOWS 48 0 Emergency Exit Window 48 1 Power Windows 48 1 Side Slider Windows 48 2 Storm Windows 48 2 WINTERIZATION 49 0 Water System Winter...

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Page 13: ...rafted equipment your motor home will require care and regular maintenanceinorderto deliver maximum value and performance The dealer will give you basic operating and maintenance instnictions however...

Page 14: ...ad this manual NOTE This product is designed for recreational use and short term occupancy only It is not deSigned or intended to be used as permanent housing Use of this product for long term or perm...

Page 15: ...er You will automatically receive an Ownercare Card approximately 3 4 weeks after delivery of your new motor home This plastic card is imprinted with your name the motor home Fleetwood Identification...

Page 16: ...contactthemanufactiiring subsidiary service facility The locations are listed in this manual Please contactthe one nearest you 3 We sincerely believe thatyour dealerand the fact yrepresen tative will...

Page 17: ...write to NHTSA U S Department of Transportation Washington DC 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safetyfrom the NHTSA Hotline OWNER SINFORMATION PACKAGE This package cont...

Page 18: ...Service Center FEDERAL CERTIFICATION TAG MANUFACTJJRED BY DATE OF MFR INCOMPLETE VEHICLE MFD BY DATE OF INC VEH MFR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATE GAWR FRONT WITH RIMS TIRES AT PSI COLD SINGLE GAWR INTERME...

Page 19: ...the lower left side of the instrument panel indicates front brake system air pr ssure The white needle indicates rear brake system air pressure Please note that the vehicle will not move until air pr...

Page 20: ...cycled through a dryer to remove air system contaminants Consult the Chassis Service Manual for additional information The Brake Pedal The harder you push down on the pedal the more air pressure is a...

Page 21: ...icator light warns you if air pressure is insufficient for proper brake operation CAUTION If the low pressure buzzer or light ever comes on while the motor home is in motion exercise extreme caution S...

Page 22: ...he brake drums the motor home will not be able to move until they thaw Ifthe brakes freeze DO NOT try to force the motor home to move Brake system components could be damaged If necessary use wheel ch...

Page 23: ...Please be aware ofthis increase in stopping distance and anticipate your stops with this in mind Braking On Downgrades Downhill driving puts extra strain on many drivetrain components of your motor h...

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Page 25: ...conditioners use a large portion of your available electric power Some RV parks may experience reduced power low voitage on days with high heat or humidity This condition is commonly faIled a brown ou...

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Page 27: ...ach wheel maintains a preset distance between th chassis and the axle Each air bag one ateach axle may contain a different arr pressure This pressure is determined automatically by the system to maint...

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Page 29: ...liancemanualsincludedinyourOwner s InformationPackagecontain detailedoperatingandmaintenance instructions Alwaysreferto therespectivemanualfortheappliance in question WARNING Thewater heaterand furnac...

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Page 31: ...softening of the suspension and you may feel a momentary floating sensaticmbefore the leveling system is fully engaged This is normal When the leveling system is retracted the suspension system will b...

Page 32: ...smission selector is in NEUTRAL E The leveling system is ON F There are no obstructions anywhere under the motor home To level the unit 1 Press ON OFF switch to tum system ON ON light will illuminate...

Page 33: ...utline will illuminate 2 Press AUTO RETRACT switGh AUTO RETRACT light will illuminate Three red lights in vehicle outline will go outas each jack retracts The SYSTEM RETRACT light illuminates when the...

Page 34: ...rofthejack foot Blocks shouldbe located directly underthe centerofthe c foot to avoidbending the foot andreduce the possibilityofthe motor home sliding off the block The JACKS DOWNlight on the dash wi...

Page 35: ...esuspel1sion when you pullout MANUAL OVERRIDE 4 9 Twist lock manual override 4 until all jacks are fully retracted 10 Release all manual overrides to their original positions 11 Tum manual override on...

Page 37: ...LEVELING SYSTEM 6 Page6 7of7 Leveling PumpNalve Access through auxiliary battery compartment Leveling System Valves Pump Fill 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc American Eagle ISSUE DATE 9 92 All rights...

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Page 39: ...assured arid monitor outside conditions to be sure that exhaust continues to be di persed safely Beware of exhaust gas carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms Dizziness Vomiting Nausea Muscular Twitching...

Page 40: ...the alarm does notindicatea faulty alarm The detector is doing its job of warning you of potentially high concentrations ofcarbon monoxide See the section on Carbon Monoxide in this manual Test the C...

Page 41: ...ompartment Light Master Switch 13 Engine Compartment Light 14 Entry Step Switch 15 Auxiliary Start Switch 16 Air Horn Switch 10 11 I I I 1 2 118 16 19 17 15 31 14 12 17 Cockpit Heater Air Conditioner...

Page 42: ...rature The reason for this is that many owners perceive 2120 F as the boiling point However this is not the case in an engine with a pressurized cooling system and a coolantmixture ofglycol and water...

Page 43: ...es Acceleration will be slower Attempts at jack rabbit startsfrom stopsmay damage the engine and drive train components If you anticipate overtaking and passing other ve hicles remember that your moto...

Page 44: ...T set the parking brake whenever you park the motor home WARNING The transmission does not provide a PARK position The parking brake MUST be set when parking the motor home Up and down shifting is aut...

Page 45: ...ing technique USing the Engine to Slow the Motor Home To use the engine as a braking force select the next lowe gear Ifthe motor home is exceeding the maximum for this gear use the service brakes to s...

Page 46: ...drive train components especially the transmission Under extremeheat condi tions you may need to turnoff thevebicleair conditioner to improve engine ana transmission cooling Driver sSide Mirror Passe...

Page 47: ...Yo must monitor thein constantly while you are driving Become familiar with the operaiiori of the side mirrors and learn to use them to view objects imd the road beside and behind the motor home NOTE...

Page 48: ...efore leaving on a trip check your route Some tunnels prohibit motor homes withLPgas systems When parking parallel to a curb be sure to allow for poles or ubstructions as the front and rear portions o...

Page 49: ...is unavoidable asis often the case in recreational use Be awareihat combustible materials could catclHire from the vehicle s hot exhaust system Avoid driving your vehicle through or over combustible m...

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Page 51: ...cludes the vehicle battery chaf ing system ignition system instrument panel and controls and the headlignts taillights tumsignals and other vehicle lights and accessories Chassis Bulbs Fuses Replace b...

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Page 53: ...exterior battery compartment electrical panel and under the front ofthe bed at the interior breaker panel BATTERY DISCONNECT Also See CHASSIS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Chaptert Some accessories or equipment s...

Page 54: ...ntact skin eyes fabrics or painted surfaces The electrolyte is asulphuric acid solution which could cause serious personal injury or property damage Wear eye protection when working with batteries Che...

Page 55: ...ttery needs to be charged from a different charging source please follow these safety guidelines Leaving a charger connected to a battery for aneX tended period of time can shorten battery life WARNIN...

Page 56: ...atteries topped up Do not try to operate the inverter or other 12 volfDC appliances with the output of the solar panel The panel is expandable with optional expansion panels Contact your dealer for mo...

Page 57: ...UP To connect the power cord to external service push the plug straight into the receptacle See the illustration WARNING Do not operate the 120 voltelectrical system without a proper ground Electrocut...

Page 58: ...rigerator The inverter uses 12 volt DC power from the coachbatteries and transforms it into O cyc1e 120 voltAC powerto run most ofthe appliances in the motor home Controls are located on both the inve...

Page 59: ...ckedatan authorii dFleetwoodService Center or by a qualified electrician Test the GF at least once a month To test theTrFI connect the electrical system to 120 voltAC service Push the TEST button The...

Page 60: ...y turning it OFF and then turning it ON Do not try to reset a br eaker the second time without locating and removil1g the overload problem I _ The 12 volt fuses protect individual circuits Ifthe circu...

Page 61: ...STEM COACH 12 120 VOLT Circuit BreakerPanel under bed 11 Page11 90f9 Bath GFCI Battery Disconnect Controller Electrical Cord Storage American Eagle 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc ISSUE DATE 9 92 All r...

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Page 63: ...C I C I C I Ice Maker _J Patio Outlet Ii Luggage V Compartment I I J l o Washer Dryer I Microwave I I Selector Switch Ii Food Center o J Bath GFI I I o 1 101 rI1 I I Ie I I V o r f I o I AlC 1 AlC 2...

Page 64: ...area lights Entry door assist bar Bath overhead lights Galley hallway fluorescents Bath vanity lights Water heater L _ _ _ Water pump Fiuorescents Bed overhead lights Hall lights Exterior compartment...

Page 65: ...t tow the motor home from the rear Towing from the rear will cause serious overloading of the front tires andsuspension possibly resulting in tire or front suspension failure Tow truck operators willi...

Page 66: ...gas tank valve 5 Do nQtallow any person to ride in the towedvehicle CAUTION The air brake system and air suspension system may require recharging with air before towing to release the brakes and provi...

Page 67: ...d in the the rear sleeping area WARNING The engine cover combined with the weight of any bedding may be quite heavy ae sure the i ngine cover support is securely set Engine Access Engine Cover Removal...

Page 68: ...engine cover be sure the cover is fully seated on the gasket seal Do not allow any material to interrupt the seal between the cover and the engine compartment If the engine cover is not installed corr...

Page 69: ...ine block heater are locatedin the electrical shore cord compartment CAUTION To prevent damage to the starter do not engage the starting motor for more than 30 seconds Wait two minutes between each at...

Page 70: ...15 Page 15 2 of3 ENGINE OPERATION Oil Pressure Gauge Engine Temperature Indicator Air Pressure Gauge 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc American Eagle ISSUE DATE 9 92 All rights reserved...

Page 71: ...sure is 90 psi The motor Ilome cannot be moved until at least 60 psi is indicated on the air brake pressure gauge Normal Shut Down Procedure 1 Shift transmission into NEUTRAL 2 Pull outon the Parking...

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Page 73: ...teryfeature will turn off the inverter and illuminate afed light The inverter will automatically start when the batteries are recharged Tum the inverter off when not in use or when 120 volt power is a...

Page 74: ...dio systems in your motor home have been chosen to provide good performance under varied signal conditions Occasionally though you may experience ghosts on TV or flutter when listening to PM broadcast...

Page 75: ...NTRY ASSISTHANDLE 17 Page 17 1 of 1 A lighteq entry assist handle is located outside the entry door EntryAssist Handle American Eagle 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc ISSUE DATE 9 92 All rights reserved...

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Page 77: ...the main entry door by pulling the screen away from the magnetic catches A holdback mechanism can be used to secure the main door against the side of the motor home Door Separation Door Holdback 1992...

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Page 79: ...The battery mustbe connected for the step to operate as described below The switches operate the step according to the following table WARNING The distancebetween the motorhomeand the ground is too fa...

Page 80: ...gle ISSUE DATE 9 92 STEP POSITION ACTION Step extends and retracts with the opening and closing of the door Step is inactive Will not move regardless of door movement Step extends and refracts with op...

Page 81: ...s radiate a great deal of heat Special heat shields are built into your motor home to protect wiring and other components from possible heat damage caused by the exhaustsystem CAUTION Do not remove th...

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Page 83: ...establish proper maintenance and inspection procedures tliere may be times when detailed diagnostic and repair procedures may be required Consult your dealer or an authorized Fleetwood Service Center...

Page 84: ...ins are generally caused by two types ofsubstances water soluble and non water soluble Water soluble stains can usuallYbe washed away with water and mild detergent Follow the washing with wax Non wate...

Page 85: ...quid Use extreme care when handling and using Do not expose to open flame sparkor smoking material Do not use in unventilated areas The rubber roof itself does not require annual coatings or additiona...

Page 86: ...er to do this work yourself Always use the recommended sealants See the SPECIFICA TIONS section of this manual for basic sealant recommendations DOOR WINDOW ROOF COMPONENT AND MOLDING RESEALING Inspec...

Page 87: ...f the following items on stainless steel bumpers carbon steel brushes steel wool disc or orbital sanding equipment To remove stubborn spots and stains use any cleaner recommended for stainless steel o...

Page 88: ...ed with aluminum wheels in the front and both aluminum and steel wheels in the rear On the rear the inside dual is steel The inside dual wheels steel may be used at any wheel position Do not use the r...

Page 89: ...manual This comprehensive list is the most up to date available at the time of publication Options and accessories usual y have their own owner user manuals that often contain added maintenance instr...

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Page 91: ...and when to use it Fire extinguishers are pressurized mechanical devices They must be handled with care and treated withtespect They mllst be maintained as outlined in any maiIltenance instr lctionsp...

Page 92: ...experience a fire while camped EVACUATE THE VEHICLE AS QUICKLY AND SAFELY AS POSSIBLE Consider the cause and severity of thefire and risk involved before trying to put it out If the fire is major or i...

Page 93: ...k during use The smoke detector should never be disabled due to nuisance or false alarm from cooking smoke a dusty furnace etc Ventilate your motor home with fresh air and the alarm will shut ofLUO NO...

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Page 95: ...IIUUII 0 IC w ow DRYER LOW DINme I WARDROBE I REFER 23 Page 23 1 of 1 jFABEDI RECl INING CHAIR It ftI QQ I Wr I RECLINING LEATHER CHAIR W iABI E LEATlfER SOFA BED RECLININO LEATHER CHAIR A q E JJij W...

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Page 97: ...om excessively high water pressure A manual valve also isolates the on board fresh water storage tank This valve can be used to fill the tank from the city water supply Fresh Water Compartment CITY WA...

Page 98: ...from the city watercollilection Op nthe tank fill valve Monitor the filling of the tank continually The flow and pressure at some park and city water supplies could damage the tank if left unattended...

Page 99: ...mp OFF before draining the watertank Whenever possible drain the fresh water tankbeforetraveling Water in the tank willreduce the canying capacity of the motor home See MotorJIdme Loading section THE...

Page 100: ...itial filling of the tank the water may sputter for a few seconds This is normal and is not cause for concern The water flow will stabilize when all air is bled from the water lines WATER FILTER Dirt...

Page 101: ...t water system problems cart 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 yea...

Page 102: ...ther organisrrts that cancontamihate the water supply Use a chlorine fresh water rinse asfollows I Prepare a solution of 1I4 cuphousehold liquid chlorine bleach 5 sodium hypochlorite to one gallon of...

Page 103: ...pecial filter is part of this system Tire filter cartridge is located in the cabinet under the galley sink Your Owner s Information Package contains detailed operating and maintenance instructions con...

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Page 105: ...filler caps are located behind doorsjust to the rear and above the front wheels The fill pipes fill the same centrally located fuel tank WARNING When removing thefuel fill cap rC tateslowly onlyfar en...

Page 106: ...could damage the exterior finish and is a serious fire hazard FUEL RECOMMENDATIONS WARNING Do not mix gasoline or alcohol with diesel fuel This mixture can cause an explosion Cummins the engine manuf...

Page 107: ...ualinanufacturing compounds are sometimes present the first timethe furnace is used Thisis normal however the initial light off s hould be done with windows and doors open and be of adequate durationC...

Page 108: ...conditions check the filter weekly during furnace use To remove the filter I Turn the retainer tabs to clear the filter frame 2 Pull filter straight out To install a new filter I Remove old filter 2...

Page 109: ...for the generator to supply power to the motor home GENERATOR FUEL SUPPLY Fuel for the generator is taken from the main fl el tank through a special feeder tube which is higher inthe tank than the fee...

Page 110: ...Page 27 2 of 6 GENERATOR Generator Start Controls Interior Generator CircuitBreakers Remote Generator Controls Exterior American Eagle _ 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc ISSUE DATE 9 92 All rights reser...

Page 111: ...space Ventilating air can contain high concentrations of lethal gases Check engine fuel lines often Fuel leakage in or around the engine compartment is an extreme fire hazard Donot use the generator u...

Page 112: ...ion and whenever the system may have been damaged and repair any leaks or obstructions before further operation Discoimect the battery before per forming any maintenance on the generator Allow the gen...

Page 113: ...lide out switch is located inside the front doorside exterior access compart ment Press switch once to extend generator press again to retract NOTE The front access hood must be closed securely before...

Page 115: ...may be encountered The relatively small volume and tight compact construction of modern recreational vehicles mean that normal living aCtivities of even a few occupantswill lead to rapid saturation of...

Page 116: ...rm windows can be effective in reducing condeQ sationin temperatures below 40 F DO NOT COVER THE EMERGI NCY EXIT WINDOW This window must be left accessible at all times for emergency exit Reduce Moist...

Page 117: ...eeded for ventilation Heating load on thefurnace will be reduced and the interior will be less drafty ATTACHING ACCESSORIES TO YOUR MOTOR HOME The walls in your motor home are constructed with Vacu Bo...

Page 118: ...ed base Slide seat and back cushion into place over bed base SOFA LOUNGE CONVERSION Magic Bed sofa only To convert a sofa lounge into a bed Remove sofa bolsters Lift front of sofa frame up and out Pus...

Page 119: ...tches Clean the lenses with soapy water OVERHEAD VENTS Overhead vents are located in the galley and bathroom areas for f esh air circulation and exhausting heat odors mid water vapor Turn the crank in...

Page 120: ...rd to one side or the other to secure blind To lower mini blind Pull straight down on the cord slightly and move it about 45 degrees to either the left or right and lower the blind Stop the blind in m...

Page 121: ...e These products may cause damage to the material being cleaned and may be highly flammable or pOisonous CUTTING BLOCK The pure oil hand rubbed finish ensures natural lasting beauty no wood sealants a...

Page 122: ...LASS BATHTUB AND PLASTIC SHOWER STALL Some cleaners attackthe plastic causing it to discolor and become brittle The following cleaners have been tested and approved when mixed with water Distilled vin...

Page 123: ...as is safe arid provides modern conveniences wherevc l you travel LPgas is stored as a liquid under pressure and vaporizes under the control6fa pressure regulator A typical LP gas tank installation is...

Page 124: ...ANDLING LIGHTING AND VENTILATING PROCEDURES 1 The distinctive odor of LP gas indicates a leak If you smell gas DO NOT TOUCH ELECTRICAL SWITCHES Extinguish all open flames pilot lights and all smok ing...

Page 125: ...barbecues in your motor home LP gas containers are equipped with a safety device that relieves excessive pres sure by discharging gas to the atmosphere Leaks can occur at valves and fittings Always st...

Page 126: ...ght by hand If a tool is required to stop a leak the valve probably needs repair or replacement 12 If you do not have the spedal tools and training necessary do not attemptto repair or modify LP gas s...

Page 127: ...is mountedso that the vent is facing downward and is protected from water and dirtby a water resistant cover Be sure the cover is on at all times I the vent becomes clpgged it can becleaned with a too...

Page 128: ...es on your LPgas appliances This information will help manage your LP gas requirements efficiently LP gas systems can and do freeze up in very cold weather It is a common misconception that the regula...

Page 129: ...Do not attempt tofill the tank yourself WARNING Turn off LP gas main valve before filling LP gas tank or entering an LP gas bulk plantor motor fuel service station Turn off a pilot lights and applianc...

Page 130: ...ou use LP gas appliances To perform a leak check swab a mixture of a non ammoniated non chlorinated soap solution or an approved leak detection solution over each fitting joint and connection in the s...

Page 131: ...ING Do not use pliers or a wrench to tighten alves If a valve is not leak tight when closed by hand see an LP gas service representative LP LEAKDETECTOR An LP gas leak detector is located near the flo...

Page 132: ...thin a few seconds Press the silence button to reset tlie alarm Lightly fan the area around the detector to insure complete dispersion of the gas from the lighter and to prevent another sounding ofthe...

Page 133: ...then lightmore quickly We recommend lighting the pilot light at the range ifequipped nither than individually lighting eachburner Thiswill help preventaccidental1eaks at the burner Be sure the pilot l...

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Page 135: ...tem Inspect LPG system including leak check Sanitize fresh water tank Clean drapes and interior fabrics Checkexterior lamp operation II Each Trip or Monthly Wash exterior Lubricate power step mechanis...

Page 136: ...an fuel flred appliance vents wate heater refrigerator furnace Lubricate TV antenna Inspect generator exhaust system Check all exteriorsealants around windows doors sidewall seams windshield lamps all...

Page 137: ...to I20 volt power from either a public utility or the generator In some cases appliance selector switches are provided on the galley to allow you a selection of appliances yet still remain within the...

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Page 139: ...tor the charging status of the solarcharging panel Monitor panel controls and display panels are located III the driver s overhead cabinet and in the exterior utility cOmpartment ElectricaLprobes inst...

Page 140: ...but can exist Check the panel reading when the fresh water tank is filled Material trapped on the sides of the holding tanks may give a full reading when the tank is actually empty NOTE Ifthe sensorp...

Page 141: ...own GAWR The GAWRs do not necessarily add up to the GVWR The GVWR andthe GAWR for your motor homeare shown on the Federal certification tag posted on the left interior sidewall of the driver s compar...

Page 142: ...Loading Tips For convenience the passenger capacity for camping use and the passenger capacity for day use are shown on a permanent label in the driver s area or adjacentto the main entryaoor The pas...

Page 143: ...items must be subtracted from the total of the passengerand cargo carrying capacities fyoutow a trailer the tongue weight of the trailer must be subtracted from the total of the passenger and cargo c...

Page 144: ...ion Include a fire extinguisher tools first aidkit rain gear flashlight highway wanting devices and an electric cord with light WARNING DO NOT STORE OR CARRY LPGAS CONTAINERS GASOLlNE OR OTHER _FLAMMA...

Page 145: ...WR and GVWR limits When you arrive at a weigh station theattendaht will guide you through the correctpositiol1ing of the motor 40me on the scales 1 Center the front wheels on the scale platform and ta...

Page 146: ...ceeds the GVWR rating you will h ve to reduce the total vehicle load 5 If Reading 2 is less than the GVWR of your vehicle check Readings 1 and 3 to verify that each is less than its respective GAWR If...

Page 147: ...es the amount of oxygen is limited in an RV due to the size and construction of the vehicle Proper ventilation when using the cooking appliances will preventthe dangers of asphyxiation Refer to Lighti...

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Page 149: ...oven operating manual in the Owner s Information Package for more information As a 120 volt appliance the range hoodwill operate only when the motor home has 120 volt service supplied by an external h...

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Page 151: ...thome The rear view picture ts displayed on a screen on the motor home instrument panel The ihonitor screen may be overlaid with a distance scale reference which gives approximate distance of objects...

Page 152: ...w video monitor system provides a general view ofthe road and objects to the rear ofthe motor home Your perception fthi view and the relationships ofobjects tothe motorhome and each other will be diff...

Page 153: ...temperature If the inside of the refrigerator is hot the food is not pre cooled and the outside temperature is high be prepared for longer cooling times Three Way Automatic Refrigerator Your motor hom...

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Page 155: ...SEAT BELTS Seat belts are an important safety feature of your vehicle For your protection always use your seat belts The driver s seat and other seats designed to carry passengers while moving have be...

Page 156: ...ms is not a substitute for seat belts or a child restraint system Child restraint systems are designed to be secured in the vehicle seats by lap belts hildren could be endangered in a crash if their c...

Page 157: ...Magic Chef 800 332 4432 Water Heater Atwood 800 847 7160 Air Conditioner Coleman 800 227 5693 Furnace Hydroflame 800 825 4328 Generator Power Plant Onan 800 222 4871 Entry Step Kwikee 800 736 9961 Le...

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Page 159: ...the MOTORHOME LOADING chapter ofthis manual and follow the loading and weighing instructions in that section When storing equipment and supplies Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas where...

Page 160: ...d them open Drawers rest in notches when they are closed To Qpendrawers lift up slightly then pull open Closets may be equipped with 12 volt lights that may be switched to turn ON when the closetdoori...

Page 161: ...Coach Battery Compartment 7 Engine Radiator Vent 20 Docking Light 8 Power Cord Compartment 21 lnverter Converter 9 Docking Light 22 Storage 10 Water Heater Access Door 23 Fuel Fill Door 11 Refrigerat...

Page 162: ...twood Enterprises Inc STORAGE KEYS c Entry Door Deadbolt 0 Rear Engine Access Doors American Eagle ISSUE DATE 9 92 E Luggage Power Cord Furnace Main Battery DOors F Gen Battery Gen Radiator Fuel Fills...

Page 163: ...ter tops lavy tub and shower and galley 0 1Inflate tiresJo maximum rated cold pressure DPark the motor home as level as possiblefrontto rear and side to side Block wheels front and rear and leave the...

Page 164: ...nace range hood refrigerator to prevent in sects from getting in Be sure to remove all covering material be fore using appliances or vents oCap or close holding tank drain city water inlet and fresh w...

Page 165: ...o reach 1 220 depends on its condition and the temperature The colder the storage area the slower the batterywillself discharge Anor mal time between charges is three months oRemove clean and replace...

Page 166: ...mal or iIlsect intru sion water damage or other dete rioration 01Check all chassis fluid levels engine oil engine coolant power steering fluid transmission fluid rear axle oil OlCheck charge level in...

Page 167: ...r air conditioner shroud s aJCheck12 volt circuit breaker and inspect fuses OInspeci the LPgas system and check for leaks as described in the oOperate all12 volt lights and ac LP GAS SYSTEM chapter If...

Page 168: ...the underside thor oughly Run thorough operational checks ofsteering brakes engineandtrans mission Operate vehicle slowly during these checks to allowsuffi cient circ lationof fluids and re seating of...

Page 169: ...r duals Always check pressure when tires are cold and do not bleed air out of warm tires FolloW the tire pressure instructions in the Chassis Operator s Manual NOTE Check the wheel coversperiodical y...

Page 170: ...rmaldriving you may experience a flat tire Summon professional help through yourimto club ortravel service or alocal truck service facility Your motor home is not equipped with ajack or other lifting...

Page 171: ...s or more than recommended by the chassis manufacturer whichever is less Heavier vehicles can cause braking problems damage the motor home structure or drive train cause unstable driving or handling c...

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Page 173: ...ITOR Displays the current gear of transmission operation Operation of the Shift Selector To move the selector between R N D press the selector release button on the side ofthe selector knob When a for...

Page 174: ...RVICEINDICATOR indicates that the transmission is operating with reduced capabilities Although thetransmission can continue to operate promptly seek serviceto minimize the potential for damage Adiagno...

Page 175: ...the MODE button to cyclethe display to the next code with its pertinentinformation Dashes indicate all stored codes have been displayed To clear any active inhibits depress and hold the MODE button f...

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Page 177: ...ase follow the operating instructions found in your Owner s Information Package DRAINING THE HOLDING TANKS The holding tanks terminate in a valve arrangement that permits draining each tank separately...

Page 178: ...t Clamp the sewer drain hose to this fitting A protective cap should remain in place when you are not draining the tanks NOTE Localorstate regulations mayprohibithighway travel unless the holding tank...

Page 179: ...Since holding tanks don t rely on any sophisticated mechanical devices for their operation they are virtually trouble free The lnostcommon problem is also an unpleasant one clogging You can minimize t...

Page 180: ...her tank that could scratch or puncture the tank If the drain system does get clogged Use ahand operatedprobeto loosenstubbornaccumulations Seriously clogged P traps may require disassembly Be careful...

Page 181: ...cet at the galley sink If wafer flows continuously the heater is full WATER HEATERBYPASS VALVE A valve is provided tocut off the flow of water to the water heater The bypass valve greatly reduC es the...

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Page 183: ...f escape if the m torhome doors are blocked or disabled for any reason or in case the motor home must be evacuatedurider emergency conditions To release the window follow the instrl Ctions attached to...

Page 184: ...exit In this case the screens will be destroyed and will probably have to be replaced Screens on torquepane windows are removable forcleaning STORM WINDOWS Storm windows are available through your mo...

Page 185: ...expected storage te111 0 Winterize all appliances as out perature or at least 20 F lined in the individual operator s manuals L Service and winterize the gen erator as outlined in the generator opera...

Page 186: ...water frbm ALL plumbing fixtures has been drained CAUTION Draining the water system alone will not provide adequate cold weather protection lfthe motor home is to be unheated during freezing temperat...

Page 187: ...t run 0 Install all proteCtiv caps the water pump and let about a cup ofantifreeze solution flow continu City water inlet cap ously through each faucet Close each cold water faucet Waste tank drain ou...

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Page 189: ...rectional lights JensenI003 12v Exterior Headlight halogen high beam GE H4656 12v Headlight halogen high low beam GE H465 I 12v Turn signal lights amber GE 1157 12v Front clearance lights GE 67DP 12v...

Page 190: ...2 20A Washer dryer 20A Luggage compartment 20A Ice maker 15A Living area 12 volt 20A Bath 12 volt 20A Galley i2 volt 20A Water pump appliances 20A TV 12 volt 20A Bedr Oom Ii volt 20A Luggage compartm...

Page 191: ...eocel 2300 Tripolymer Clear Skylight Sealant Surebond SRl40 Threaded black pipe at black gray water holding tanks Permatex 80726 All fresh water threaded fittings Rectorseal IOO W wlsintered Teflon Al...

Page 192: ...92 FLEETWOOD MOTOR HOMES OF INDIANA INC U S 27And Winchester Street P O Box 1006 Decatur Indiana 46733 5006 219 728 2477 P intad in USA 1992 Fleetwood Enterprises Inc American Eagle ISSUE DATE 10192 A...

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