Fleetwood Jamboree 1990 User Manual
Jamboree
BY
R.EErWCXJD
1990
SAFETY
The manufacturer
Association
of
this
WARNING:
WHICH
WARNING:
OPERATION:
1.
OPEN
2.
OPEN
THIS
WARNING
UNLIKE
THE
COOKING
COMFORT
WARNING:
VEHICLE.
WARNING:
MAY
RESULT.
A
warning
Overfilling
percent of
The
following
IF
YOU
1.
Extinguish
2.
Do
3.
Shut
4.
Open
5.
leave
6.
Have
LP
gas
regulators
cover.
Make
causing
REGULATIONS
and
Owner's
HOMES,
SMELL
fire
Manual. Please see sections titled
LP
GAS
RELIEVE
EXCESSIVE
IT
IS
NOT
OVERHEAD
WINDOW.
LABEL
THE
APPLIANCES(S)
HEATING
PORTABLE
THE
USE
00
NOT
label
has
the
lP
gas
its
volume
label
GAS:
any
not touch electrical switches.
off the
doors
and
the
area
the
gas
must
sure
that regulator
or
explosion.
REGARDING
of
this recreational vehicle is required to furnish the following consumer information
the
American
CONTAINERS
SAFE
VENT
HAS
AMOUNT
AS
THE
FUEL·
OF
THIS
BRING
been
container
as
liquid
has
been
open
gas
supply
other
until
odor
system
always
National Standards Institute. The
SHALL
NOT
BE
PRESSURE
TO
USE
OR
BEEN
OF
WILL
OANGER
BURNING
EQUIPMENT
OR
STORE
located
can
LP
placed
flames,
at
the
ventilating
clears.
checked
be
installed
vent
COOKING
TURN
LOCATED
OXYGEN
AVOID
OF
EQUIPMENT,
LP
GAS
near
the
result
gas.
in
the
pilot lights
tank
openings.
and
leakage
with
faces
PLACED
BY
DISCHARGING
APPLIANCES
ON
EXHAUST
IN
THE
SUPPLY
DANGERS
ASPHYXIATION
INCLUDING
INSIDE
THE
CONTAINERS,
lP
gas
in
uncontrolled
vehicle
and
all
valve
Is)
or
source
the
diaphragm
downward
"liquid
OR
FOR
FAN,
COOKING
IS
LIMITED
OF
ASPHYXIATION.
IS
RECREATIONAL
GASOLINE,
container.
gas
near
the
smoking'
gas
supply
corrected
vent
and
the
LP
GAS
information
Petroleum Gas System" and
STORED
INSIDE
THE
YOU
SIZE
OF
IT
IS
ESPECIALLY
THE
MAY
FLAMMABLE
DO
cause
again.
in
place
VEHICLE.
COOKING
THE
APPLIANCE
NOT
fire
Regulaters
to
GAS
TO
COMFORT
AND
AREA
DUE
GREATER
WOOD
This
label
flow
which
range
area:
materials.
connection.
before
facing
cover
THE
ATMOSPHERE.
HEATING.
TO
REMIND
TO
THE
WHEN
AND
CHARCOAL
VEHICLE
OR
OTHER
reads:
can
using
downward.
is
kept
SYSTEMS
and
warnings
"Appliances"
LP
GAS
APPLIANCES
TO
PROVIDE
RECREATIONAL
IMPORTANT
IS
GRILLS
AND
CAUSE
FIRES
LIQUIDS
Fill
CONTAINER{S)
or
explosion. A properly
that
are
minimize
vent
AND
found here
CONTAINERS
AN
ADEQUATE
VEHICLE,
USED
FOR
STOVES,
OR
ASPHYXIATION.
INSIDE
not
in
compartments
blockage
LP
GAS
APPLIANCES
as
provided
for other safety and operating information.
NEED
SUPPLY
THAT
COOKING
LONG
SHALL
THE
TO
MORE
filled
which
may
also
ARE
EQUIPPED
FRESH
AIR
OF
AND
PROPER
PERIODS
NOT
BE
VEHICLE
THAN
container will
have
could
by
the National
be
found
WITH
FOR
SAFE
FRESH
AIR
VENTILATION
APPLIANCES
OF
TIME.
USED
INSIDE
BECAUSE A FIRE
80
PERCENT
contain
been
equipped
result
in
excessive
Fire
Prevention
in
other
sections
SAFETY
OPERATION.
FOR
COMBUSTION.
WHEN
NOT
BE
USED
THIS
RECREATIONAL
OR
EXPLOSION
OF
CAPACITY.
approximately 80
with a
protective
gas
DEVICES
BEFORE
USING
FOR
pressure
Certain
of
our
forest
plywood
we
For your
or
paneling
communicate
information,
this
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT
product
PEOPLE
CAUSE HEADACHES,
PROBLEMS, SUCH AS
suppliers have advised
which
they
to
we
supply
our
customers.
are reproducing samples
IS
MANUFACTURED WITH UREA-FORMALDEHYDE
EYE,
ASTHMA.
WARNING: IRRITANT: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A UREA-FORMALDEHYDE
VAPORS
OF
ADEQUATE VENTILATION.
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT
QUANTITIES
IN
LOW CONCENTRATIONS. FORMALDEHYDE CAN
ESPECIALLY SUSCEPTIBLE PERSONS SUCH AS THOSE WITH ALLERGIES
IF
SYMPTOMS
IS
OF
FORMALDEHYDE. FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS
MANUFACTURED WITH A UREA-FORMALDEHYDE
RESPIRATORY IRRITATION, AND MAY AGGRAVATE RESPIRATORY CONDITIONS
INDOOR FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS.
Ventilation is
contained in
important
your
Owner's
in
maintaining a comfortable
Manual.
IMPORTANT
that
us and
urea-formaldehyde is used in the production
which
we
utilize in our
of
statements
NOTICE
finished
which
product. These suppliers have requested
have been provided
RESIN.
FORMALDEHYDE
NOSE AND THROAT IRRITATION, AND AGGRAVATION
PROPER
VENTILATION SHOULD
REOUCE
THE RISK
RESIN
BE
IRRITATING
TO
THE
EYES
OR
DEVELOP,
CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
IN
THE
INDOOR AIR
environment
and
we
direct
OR
ALLERGIES. VENTILATION WILL REDUCE
your
attention
of
particle board,
hardwood
that
to
us by
our
suppliers.
OF
VAPOR
ALLERGIES AND RESPIRATORY
OF
SUCH PROBLEMS.
Champion
International
MAY
IN
Corporation
SOME
AND MAY RELEASE FORMALDEHYDE
AND
UPPER
RESPIRATORY
Georgia-Pacific
RESIN
CAN
AND WILL
CAUSE TEMPORARY
to the discussion
RESPIRATORY
AILMENTS.
RELEASE
Weyerhaeuser
SYSTEM
USE
WITH
Corporation
SMALL
EYE
AND
Company
of
ventilation
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Planning And Preparation
Loading And Weight Distribution
Have It All Under Control
Inspect And Maintain
The Owner's Information Package
Chassis And Vehicle Identification
Keys
And Locks
Other Sources of Information
Emergency And Identification
Pre·Travel
COCKPIT AND DRIVER'S CONTROLS
Cruise
Auxiliary
Driver/Passenger
Seat Belts
Child Restraint
Side Slider Windows
Driving And
Fuel
Fuel
Fuel
Alternative
Overheating
Engine Exhaust
Carbon Monoxide
Safety Tips
Engine Access
Tires
Tire Replacement
Changing A Flat Tire
Required
Towing
ON
THE
Motor
Carrying Capacity
Weighing
Loading Tips
Trailer Hitches And Towing
Towing Automobiles
LIVING WITH
Manual Entry Steps
Power Entry Steps (Optional)
Entry Doors, Screens, And Locks
Windows
Mini·Blinds
Emergency Exit Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Storage
Exterior Compartments
Ladder Installation
Interior Storage
Interior And Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dinette Conversion
Sofa/Lounge Conversion
Interior Lighting
Overhead Vents
Check List
Control
And
Fuel
Fill
Types
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ROAD
Home Loading
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Start System
Seats
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Parking
Systems
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And Vapor Lock
Fuel
Types
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System Component Heat
Safety Precautions
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Tools
And Equipment
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Your
Loaded Motor Home
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YOUR
MOTOR
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10 The Power Converter .
10 Ground Fault Interrupter
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19
Effects
Controlling Moisture Condensation . . . . . . . . . . .
Fire
PLUMBING
Fresh Water
The Waste Water System
Water
ELECTRICAL
Chassis
12·volt Coach System
120·volt
Entertainment Equipment
TV Antenna
TV
Generator Power Plant
Generator
Generator Operation
Electrical System Wiring
LPG
SYSTEM
LPG
System Components
Using
Filling
LP
LPG
Lighting
Of Prolonged Occupancy
Safety
Smoke Detector
The Water
The Monitor
Sanitizing The
Troubleshooting The
Leaks
Clogged Water Filter
Excessive Water Pressure
Water Pump Troubleshooting
Toilet
Toilet Maintenance
Toilet Troubleshooting
Dumping The Holding
Holding
Chassis
Auxiliary Battery
Battery
Battery Charging
Selecting
"Ghosts"
Minimizing Multipath Distoration
and
Generator Operating Safety Precautions
Warm Weather Operation
Cold Weather Operation
Preparation
Reactivating Generator System
Long
Generator Maintenance And Service
Gas
Hoses And Fittings
LP
Gas
Leak Detector
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SYSTEMS
System
Pump
Panel
Fresh
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Tank
Care
System Winterizing
SYSTEMS
Electrical System
Bulbs &
Inspection
A Replacement Battery
AC
System
............................
And
Improving Signal Quality
Fuel
Supply
For
Storage
Term
Storage
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Safety Precautions
Gas
Regulator
LP
Gas
System
LP
Gas
Tanks
System
LP
Leak
Gas
Appliances
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Water System
Fresh
Water System
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Tanks
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And Maintenance
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Fuses
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and
Care
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FM
"Flutter
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At
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Checks
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35
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36
APPLIANCES
Water
Furnace
Range
Range
Air
Conditioner
Refrigerator
Smoke Detector
MAINTENANCE
lubrication
Wheels And Tires
Tire Inspection And Rotation
Inflation
Wheel And Tire Balancing
Tire Replacement
Engine
Engine
Engine
Fuel
Air Cleaner Element Replacement
Cooling System
Maintenance And Inspection
Coolant level
Flushing Cooling System
Engine
Jump Starting
Transmission
Maintenance
Heating And Air Conditioning
Inspection
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Heater
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Exhaust
................................
Fuel
And Air Filters
Electrical
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Hood
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Pressure
Oils
Systems
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and
Inspection
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Air Conditioner Operational Quick Checks
Electrical Circuit Diagnosis
Refrigeration
Suspension And Alignment
Front
Brakes
Drive Belts
Exterior
Rubber Roof System
Interior
PREPARING
lONG~ERM
Storage Check
Winterization And Winter
MAINTENANCE
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Brake
Hose
lining
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Stains
Windows, Doors,
Sealant Renewal
Cleaning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Care
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Door And Window
................................
Upholstery And Drapes
Wall And Ceiling
Floors And Carpeting
Short-term Storage (less than 60 days)
Above
long-term Storage Above
Winter Storage Below Freezing
Water System Winterizing
General Vehicle Winter Storage Check
Reactivating
Section
Inspection
Inspection
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THE
STORAGE
Freezing
.......................
Vents And locks
.......................
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Resealing
Panels
MOTOR
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list
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The
Motor Home After Storage
CHART
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HOME
FOR
Freezing
Storage
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome
the
growing
sincerely
home!
Your
with
many
vacationing. This
your
motor
that
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features. Your
form
with,
dards
Standard
plicable
establish
requirements
these
standards is indicated
outside
of
internal quality.
Like all
will
require care and regular
deliver
will
give you basic operating and maintenance instruc-
however, supplement
tions;
all
instructional
home
Chassis
of
your
tional
your dealer as soon
along
with
Information
outlines
a
maintenance
safe, troublefree service from
these
motor
your
dealer
tions
before
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knowledge
for
it
will
recreational living.
If
you
maintenance, or
immediately
vice
or Sales
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Your
comprehensive
and
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manufacturer, under
read
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to
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recreational vehicle
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Jamboree
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can obtain
motor
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motor
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the
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in
the
Owner's
Operator's
new
motor
conditioning
the
information
Package and Chassis
important
schedule
instructions
home
for
going
you
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help
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so he can
Department
which
motor
manual
the
rights
section
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home
warranty
of
motor
you
for
choosing a Fleetwood
has been designed
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carefree,
manual describes
the
best
home has been designed
the
A119.2, NFPA 501C, Canadian CSA
(units
built
vehicle standards. These standards
heating, electrical and
quality
door.
crafted
and safety. Compliance
This
equipment,
home
pleasant
performance
American
for
Canada only), and ap-
by
the
seal is
maintenance
value and performance. The dealer
this
instruction
material
or
as
areas
carefully
the
over
leave
your
any
service, please
contains a section
and
carefully.
furnished
Information
Manual. If,
home,
adjustment,
possible. This
of
for
first
time. Spend
safety
the
motor
enjoy
questions
assist
will
occur.
is covered
programs in
your
obligations
the
terms
warranty-related
after
you
feel
provided in
maintenance and provides
you
your
before
and operating
dealer's
home
many
regarding operation,
contact
you. Your dealer's Serhandle any
by
rights
of
the
You
will
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miles and years
and obligations, as
life-style
owners. We
to
traveling and
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National
seal attached
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outward
your
with
Package and
taking
it
requires addi-
please return
Owner's
your
Operator's
follow
motor
home.
you
some
lot. A good
and
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the
outlining
of
the
warranty. Please
be
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problem, and
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features
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in order
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operate
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If
there is
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The materials in your
contain
pliances and
ranty registration cards for these items
out
and mailed as soon as possible
delivery
with
You
approximately
Jamboree.
name,
turing
warranty
Always
for
warranty
contact
authorized
vice
department
inside
a dealer in
If,
for
your
satisfaction:
1.
2.
3. We
4.
will
be
better
anything
or
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cover, please
warranty
of
your
this.
will
automatically
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motor
plant
location.
information
components
motor
3-4
weeks
plastic
home
service, present
return your
service.
any
other
authorized Jamboree dealer,
Fleetwood
at
back
cover
of
your
area.
some
reason, a problem is
Discuss any
ly
with
ship,
giving
vice
department
If a problem
your
satisfaction
the
factory
listed in
nearest you.
sincerely
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describing
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Consumer
P.O.
Riverside, CA
Please include
number
If
you
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From California:
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toll-free
outside
warranty-related
the
manager
him
arises
service manager. The
this
manual. Please
representative
which
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of
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wish
to
able
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get
about
home. Your dealer
If
motor
If
any
this
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believe
might
satisfactory, please
the
7300
call
telephone
California:
the
warranty
contact
Owner's
receive an
card is
serial number, and
your
this
motor
of
opportunity
resolve
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circumstances
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motor
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assistance, please use
numbers:
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(800)
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NOTE:
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program
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Specifications
instructions
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responsibilities
parent
dard
manual.
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representative
specific
fabrics,
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NOTE: This
use and
designed
housing. Use
permanent
deterioration
carpeting,
due
sidered
warranty,
and
tion.
term
section
term
The
before
FOR
SPECTION
HOME
PREDELIVERY
MOTOR HOME MANUFACTURER
MANUFACTURER. YOU SHOULD RECEIVE A
OF
DEALER WHEN YOUR MOTOR HOME IS DELIVERED
TO
AS
A
CEDURE, THE DEALER
MOTOR HOME, NOTING
STEERING
THEREFORE, FLEETWOOD
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MENT AFTER
DONE.
Some
equipment
shown
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motor
shipment.
PERFORMING A COMPLETE PREDELIVERY IN-
THESE COMPLETED CHECKLISTS FROM YOUR
YOU.
PART
in
this
models. This
nature
company
written
in
interior
as installed on
long
normal.
therefore reduce
This manual
occupancy
before considering
occupancy.
COMPONENTS
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only. Because
of
product
it
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may
not
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included
of
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or
warranty
or
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depiction
or
product
short
term
or
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of
this
occupancy
of
and drapes. Damage
term
occupancy
and
constitute
contains
problems. Please refer
home
OF
PROBLEMS
RESPONSIBLE
has been
YOUR DEALER IS RESPONSIBLE
THE CHASSIS
CHECKLISTS SUPPLIED
THE PREDELIVERY INSPECTION
THIS PREDELIVERY INSPECTION IS
and
features
manual may
instructional
of
improvement
that
be
included
change
affiliates
function
exterior
is
occupancy
interior
may
misuse, abuse,
without
in
this
manual are
no
respect
manufacturing
beyond
as presented in
in
and
of
actual
decor
or
in
your
designed
to
be
used as
product
may
AS SPECIFIED IN THE
IS
AND
for
lead
finishes,
may
under
AND
the
your
warranty
a discussion
this
product
thoroughly
AND
AND
TO
ROAD TEST THE
CORRECTING
BEFORE DELIVERY.
ITS SUBSIDIARIES
FOR
FRONT
described
be
optional
manual is
the
continuous
conducted
recent
in
this
notice. The
extend
subsidiary,
the
this
manual are
may
equipment,
or
design op-
motor
for
recreational
only.
It
permanent
long
to
premature
or
deterioration
not
terms
or
ALL
THE CHASSIS
END
on
of
by
product
manual.
intend-
the
stan-
this
not
be
home.
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not
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or
fabrics,
be con-
of
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neglect,
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are going
safety items
it
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booklets
Package cover details
pliances and
for
tions
maintain, and service
systems in
LOADING
Proper loading is one
siderations
is
built
safety's sake, NEVER
This manual contains a detailed
proper loading and
HAVE
Remember,
cle and requires
passenger car. Later in
tips
characteristics
to
know
don't
govern
Motor
applicable vehicle codes
responsibilities as a
INSPECT
Follow a
maintenance
safety and
a
section
to
these schedules
failure
home. The
motor
recreational pleasure.
to
get
built into your vehicle.
included
your
comfort,
in
this
manual
your
AND
when
to
safely
IT
ALL UNDER CONTROL
on
how
to
be a safe
overlook
driving a motor
Vehicle
AND
consistent
comfort
outlining
of
any
important
time
home
the
most
out
of
the
convenience and
Be
as familiar
with
your
personal car
in
your
Owner's
of
operation
equipment
convenience and safety. Later sec-
motor
built
will
also explain
important
home.
into
or
truck.
Information
for
the
major
your
motor
how
to
operate,
components
home
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
of
the
most
important
traveling in an
carry
a certain
OVERLOAD THE MOTOR HOME.
weighing
your
new
different
this
to
become
and
driving
motor
the
laws
of
home. Your
Department
motor
motor
that
RV.
maximum
section
of
the
home
driving
manual
familiar
techniques
your
can provide
home
home
state
spell
we'll
with
driver.
state
out
owner.
Your
motor
load. For
that
explains
vehicle.
is a large vehi-
skills
that
or
your
than
outline some
the
handling
you
Of
course,
province
or provincial
you
with
rights and
home
MAINTAIN
schedule
for
your
motor
depend on it. This manual includes
maintenance intervals. Adherence
will
minimize
system
spent inspecting and maintaining your
will
provide
you
of
inspection
home. Your
the
possibility
or
part
of
with
many
continuing
your
motor
years
THE OWNER'S INFORMATION PACKAGE
with
The
ap-
and
con-
a
need
that
the
and
of
of
PLANNING
Each year millions
using some
ning
of
A
thorough
type
your
trip
knowledge
AND
PREPARATION
of
Americans
of
recreational vehicle. Proper plan-
will
ensure a pleasurable experience.
of
your
RV
embark
is
important
on
trips
if
you
,
F
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OwnerIs Information Package
2
This package
about
systems. This
Since this
ble
in
tional
ly
sure you read all
safety
package. Keep these references handy.
decide
new
your
owner's
detail
of
your
motor
material in
operate, maintain and
and operating
to
sell
owner
CHASSIS
Several
and
Vehicle
tion
the
vehicle registration. The V.I.N. is
top
of
windshield.
parts from
service
(F.I.N.) is
the
driver's
ing parts
Center.
KEYS
The keys
Record all key numbers and keep
at
home
numbers
components
Identification
of
the
the
instrument
the
center. The
located
through
AND
and in
contains
motor
equipment
gets all
AND
completed
Refer
step well. Use
home and
Owner's
manual does
home, there are
the
this
or
trade your
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
are used
used on
to
chassis manufacturer
Fleetwood
on
your
very
Manual
and
package
troubleshoot
information
instructions
motor
the
material in
the
Number
vehicle and is
panel and is visible
this
information
the
certification
this
Fleetwood
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to
your
motor
the
motor
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home.
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its
components
is in
not
cover every possi-
options
booklets
that
to
vehicle. The V.I.N.
is
Identification
number
.
installed
will
those items.
and
understand
included
home, be sure
this
identify
the
legal
the
found
when
or
tag
dealer
are
pictured
them
in a safe place
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documents
and
this
package.
on
or
and
instruc-
help
you
safe-
Be
the
in
the
If
you ever
the
package.
the
vehicle
or
identifica-
number
on
through
chassis dealer
located
when
or
on
the
left
the
ordering
Number
in
order-
Service
below.
Key No.:
Other Sources
Since everyone's recreational and travel needs are
different,
RV'ers. These books and magazines
and guidelines ranging
RV
tories
accounts
entertaining and informative.
The
of
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Of
Information
many
to
regional recipe favorites, travel
of
all kinds.
of
following
interest:
TL Enterprises
29901
Agoura, CA
Intertec
P.O.
Overland Park,
Woodall Publishing
Box F
Highland Park,
Trail-R-Club
Box
Beverly Hills, CA
Family
8291 Clugh Pike
Cincinnati, OH
Scott,
1909
Washington,
Recreation Vehicle Industries
P.O.
1896
Reston, VA
good
publications
from
Many
of
them
experienced RV'ers
is a
list
of
publishers
Agoura Road
91300
Box 12901
KS
66212
Co.
IL
60035
of
America
1376
B
90213
Motorcoaching
45244
Foresman &
K St.
Box
Preston
N.W.
2999
22090
D.C.
Co.
20049
White
Drive
are available
offer
many
safe operation
hints
and direc-
contain
that
first-person
can
that
Association
of
be
may
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for
tips
your
both
be
Keys
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JAMBOREE
EMERGENCY
Before
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Your Name
Model
Serial Number
Date Purchased
Dealer Name
Address
Insurance Policy
Company
Agent Name
we
explain
be a handy reference
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how
AND
things
for
work, take a
you in the future.
IDENTIFICATION
few
minutes
to
fill in the information on these
INFORMATION
two
pages.
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Policy Number
Range/Oven
Manufacturer
Model
Serial Number
Refrigerator
Manufacturer
Model
Serial Number
Furnace
Manufacturer
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Water Heater
Manufacturer
Model
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Serial Number
Air
Conditioner
Manufacturer
Model
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Serial
Microwave
Number
Oven
Manufacturer
Model
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Stereo
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5
Exterior
PRE.:rRAVEl
CHECK
LIST
Disconnect
Check
Remove blocks
Check
Check
Check
Check
Check
Check running lights,
Check brakes, brake fluid, brake
Check
Check
Retract
Interior
Lower
Lock refrigerator
Turn
off
Turn
off
Turn
off
Turn
off
Close
Close
Close all doors, drawers and
water, electrical, and drain lines
roof
top
carrier (if installed)
from
wheels
wheel
LPG
hitch
tires and
batteries
cooling system
windshield
TV
cooktop
roof
tank
and
step
antenna
water
water
furnace
range
vents
nut
torque. (See Chassis
level and refill
hitch
adjust
wipers, washers, and
door
heater
pump
pilot
cover
if
necessary
ball (if installed)
pressures
turn
signals,
if
necessary
interior
lights
windows
Operator's
and panel
washer
Manual)
lights
fluid
6
COCKPIT
AND
DRIVER'S
CONTROLS
Consult
Manual
Cruise
See Chassis
WARNING: Do
pery
Auxiliary
The
iliary battery (see Electrical System)
home
ed.
To
1.
Be
and apply
2.
Press and hold
instrument
3.
Start
4. Release
The
vehicle
engine.
the
batteries will be recharged
trical
Chevrolet or Ford Chassis
for
details.
Control
roads
Start
Auxiliary
engine
use
the
sure
the
engine
Auxiliary
Auxiliary
except
If
the
vehicle
System).
Operator's
not
or
in
System
Start
if
the
Auxiliary
vehicle is stopped,
the
parking brake.
the
panel.
with
Start
to
Manual.
use
the
congested
System
main vehicle
Start
Auxiliary
ignition
Start
switch.
System
aid in
starting
alternator
cruise control on slip-
traffic.
permits
System:
Start
switch.
has
is operating properly,
while
Driver/Passenger Seats
The
driver's
tion/comfort
CAUTION: Do
the
vehicle is in
* Forward/Back - The
under
Pull
the
to
unlock. Release
position.
and passenger's seats
adjustments:
not
adjust
motion.
forward/back
the
front
left
of
lever
toward
the
the
lock
the
the
left
seat
seat.
lever
Operator's
using
the
to
start
the
battery
shift
outside
is discharg-
to
"P"
switch
no
effect
the
motor
driving (see Elec-
offer
four
position
lever is located
to
secure
of
while
the
the
aux-
motor
(PARK)
on
the
on
the
home
posi-
seat
seat
belts. The
carry passengers while under
with
WARNING:
and use
tion.
belts should
is in
WHILE
possible
Adjust
* Pivot
to
*
To
the
mating
snugly
allow,
*
To
of
buckle. Never use a
at a time.
Child
All vehicle
should be restrained
Holding a
a child restraint system. In an
in a person's arms can be
unrestrained rider.
be injured
from
pact. A child restraint system can help
while
designed
belts
could
are
not
driver's
seat belts.
seat
Seats
motion
THE VEHICLE IS IN
to
seat
buckle
the
desired length.
fasten belt, be sure
tongue
belt.
as
for
release the belt, depress the
the
buckle
seat and
All
riders
belts
which
and
low
greatest
are
not
be
will
belt
in persons using beds.
belts as
at
right
end
of
one
Be
sure
on
the
and slide
other
way
should
while
the
not
equipeed
occupied
be labeled:
follows:
angles
it
is
not
belt
it
latches.
abdomen
safety.
the
belt
for more
Restraint
occupants,
child in
by
the
vehicle
riding in a vehicle. Child
to
or
the
lap portion
be endangered in a crash
properly
your
An
striking
during
be secured in
secured in
and
whenever
arms is
struck
unrestrained child
the
interior,
a sudden
the
of
a lap-shoulder belt. Children
the
seats designed
have been equipped
be
furnished
vehicle
while
"NOT
MOTION."
to
the
twisted,
into
the
button
tongue
than
especially
riding in vehicles.
not a substitute
accident,
or
or
by
maneuver
restraint
vehicle seats
if
their
vehicle.
with
is
in
mo-
with
safety
the
vehicle
FOR USE
It
is
not
belt
and pull
then
push
buckle
Adjust
as
comfort
crushed
being
protect
systems
child restraints
of
the
belt
in the center
out
of
one person
children,
a child held
by
any
could
also
thrown
or
a child
by
to
the
will
the
for
imare
lap
*
Swivel
the
Lift
locks in
ed,
position.
* Recline
arm rest.
Seat
Seat belts are an
vehicle. For
- The
front
the
the
the
seat
Belts
swivel
right
of
lever
forward
center, forward position. When unlock-
will
-The
recliner lever is
your
protection,
lock
the
seat.
and
swivel
important
freely around
lever is
up
to
located
safety
always
swivel.
located
to
the
on
feature
use
your
under
The seat
center
the
right
of
your
seat
Children small enough
should be restrained
However,
protection
* Infants
padded baby carrier.
seat and securely restrain
belts.
* Children
restrained
child stand
When using any child restraint system,
the
if
who
who
with
a child
or
following
cannot
can
the
kneel
for a child
that
may
restraint
sit
Put
sit
up
seat belts provided. Never
on
any seat.
7
restraint
way
if
at
provide
up
should
it
crosswise on the vehicle
it
by
some
is
not
used.
be placed in a
with
the
themselves
be
system
all possible.
degree
vehicle's seat
should be
sure to
let
read
of
a
and follow
come
When securing a child restraint
has
no
adjustment mechanism.
If the child restraint
seating position
and
the child restraint manufacturer for
all
instructions on installation and use that
with
the system.
with
a lap belt that
retractor, pull the excess webbing through the
is
still
not
secure, use a different
in
the vehicle and/or contact your dealer
help.
Side Slider Windows
Turn
lock, slide
close.
NOTE:
may be pushed
must
screens will be destroyed and will probably
to
DRIVING
Once you become accustomed to the feel of the controls and the reference points from the driver's seat, you
will find driving the motor home comparable to driving
your family
motor home
ing
Always allow extra room
learn
Check them often.
Drive
speed and safety regulations. The best cruising speed
of your motor home will vary with
conditions.
Remember that your motor home
car,
because of its greater side surface
affected by cross winds. Allow extra distances for passing and stopping, and drive at a moderate speed, particularly
Driving on winding or mountain roads
if done
speeds when ascending or descending hills and always
operate
hills to avoid overheating
Downshift when descending grades. Engine braking
power will help control vehicle speed, and
of the strain on the
Road
tors
or desert temperatures can
drivetrain components-especially the transmission. Under
extreme heat conditions you may need to turn
vehicle air conditioner
sion
Allow for the extra height
avoid
low-hanging tree
you drive or park. Avoid
service.
and
drive with the overhead vents open or if the motor home
Screens
be
used for emergency exit.
be
replaced.
AND
car.
to
allow for the length and
to
use the side mirrors
with
making
are
cooling.
bridges. This may
it
in
traffic and
with
in
the proper transmission
conditions, terrain, weather, and other driving fac-
sometimes unpredictable, and mountain driving
areas
Always check overhead clearances of overpasses
window
are
out
and/or screen
not removable for cleaning. They
of
their frames
to
open and
if
the
window
In
this case, the
have
PARKING
Become familiar
in
traffic, and
to
consideration on the highway, observing
less
maneuverable
in
reasonable
brakes.
to
improve engine and transmis-
having low overhead clearance. Check for
branches
or other obstructions whenever
low
be
with
the position of the
be
cautious when maneuver-
width
corner and to change lanes.
to
view the
and
gusty wind conditions.
care.
Observe proper vehicle
or
undue engine loads.
put
extreme demands on
of
your motor home and
roofs when pulling
particularly important
of
road
is
heavier than a
harder
area,
it
is
range.
the vehicle.
road
behind.
and weather
to
stop.
is
more easily
not difficult
Downshift on
relieve
off
if
all
Also,
some
the
in
for
you
is
equipped
TV/radio antenna.
When parking parallel to a curb,
poles or obstructions
the motor home swing wider than
parking on
in
the direction of the
shift the transmission to
ing brake when parking.
FUEL
See
formation
with
a roof air conditioner, roof rack,
be
as
the front and rear portions
an
an
incline, turn the front wheels into the curb
roll
to
aid
the parking
PARK
("P")
AND
the Chassis Operator's Manual
FUEL
Package
SYSTEMS
for fuel recommendations.
CB
or
sure
to
allow for
of
automobile. When
brake.
Always
and set the park-
in
the
Owner's
In-
Fuel Fill
The fuel filler cap is located at the rear
Modern fuel systems may build up vapor pressure within
the tank
Under certain conditions, sudden
when removing the
the fill opening, causing a possible hazard.
To
or vacuum, or from sudden release of pressure, replace
lost caps
your Fleetwood motor home dealer.
the motor home could damage the exterior finish, and
is
Fuel
sophisticated and highly engineered
state emissions standards. They
sitive
are
the additives in the fuel
variations during winter or summer months. This compensation changes the
means that the fuel vaporizes easier during the winter
than
temperatures help the fuel vaporize
colder temperatures reduce the fuel's ability
and burn
ty
smoother during winter months. Under the best of con-
ditions, the refiners supply their gas station customers
with
ditions.
plied during summer months.
"vapor
a combination of new engine design (with attendant
higher temperatures under the hood), and excessive fuel
vaporization caused by the vapor pressure
you
perly tuned and maintained, you should
as
the gasoline warms during
release
gasoline cap can spray gasoline from
WARNING: WHEN REMOVING
CAp,
ROTATE
ALLOW
"HISSING" SOUNDS
REMOVAL
protect the gasoline system from excessive pressure
Clean up fuel spills immediately. Raw fuel spilled on
a serious fire hazard.
Types
Today's automotive fuel and emissions systems
to
fuel types and blends, particularly blends that
optimized for climatic conditions.
it
does during the summer when higher air
in
of the fuel. This helps the engine start easier and run
the correct fuel for their location and seasonal con-
Sometimes though, fuel blended for winter
What this
lock"
are
using. If your engine and fuel system
IT
SLOWLY
PRESSURE
OF
THE
with
caps
of
And
Vapor Lock
your engine, additives help raise the volatili-
all
means
during summer driving. This condition is
ONLY
FAR
TO
RELEASE.
STOP,
CAP.
the same design available from
to
compensate
"vapor pressure"
is
that there
COMPLETE
are
also sometimes sen-
in
of
the coach.
use
or hot weather.
of
this pressure
THE
GASOLINE
ENOUGH
AFTER ANY
THE
to
meet
Federal
Fuel
refiners change
for
temperature
of
the fuel. This
the engine. Since
to
vaporize
is
is
a possibility of
of
the fuel
are
not
experience
TO
are
and
sup-
pro-
,
r=
8
vapor lock. If vapor lock occurs, the fuel itself could
the
cause.
attendant
If
you
dealers,
you store your motor home during the winter months,
avoid storing
the tank. When you take the vehicle out of storage
the spring or summer, this fuel may cause vapor lock
until
Another note
your motor home for a
varying humidity, consider topping
will reduce the buildup of condensation
could cause rough engine operation, fuel filter blockage,
or other problems associated
NaTE:
(60
DETERIORATE
DAMAGE
THE
CELERATOR
BURETOR
SMALL
A COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE
STABILIZER
POWERED
PECTED
FOLLOW
TIONS.
ING
CULATE THE
THROUGHOUT
Alternative Fuel
Gasohol, a mixture of ethanol
methanol
engine without voiding the warranty. However,
UNDER
CONTAINING
ETHANOL,
BOTH
use
containing alcohol must also contain cosolvents
other additives to protect the fuel system components.
If
you
alcohol/gasoline blend you intend to
vice
alcohol/gasoline blend
problems occur.
Chemical reactions between the fuel components
the materials
fuel lines during storage periods. These effects
the
especially noticeable
alcohol blended fuel,
use
home for periods of
ditive that
effects.
ditives
If gasohol is spilled on a painted surface, some dulling
or softening
If at
all
possible, check
as
to the fuel blend before filling your fuel tank.
purchase your fuel from nationally recognized fuel
your chances of vapor lock can
large
quantities of winter blended fuel
it
is
used
up.
on
long storage - if you plan to store
long period
DURING
DAYS
FUEL
ORIFICES.
OPERATE
THE
EXTENDED
OR
MORE), GASOLINE MAY
DUE
TO
OXIDATION. THIS
RUBBER
SYSTEM
INLET
MAY
VEHICLES
STORAGE
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURER'S
STORAGE
PUMp,
VALVES.
THE
THE
AND
SUCH
DIAPHRAGMS, AND
BE
ADDED
WHENEVER
PERIODS
VEHICLE
PERIOD
ANTI-OXIDANT
FUEL
with
in
conditions of widely
off
with
water
PERIODS
OTHER
AS
CARBURETOR
IT MAY
GASOLINE
TO
ACTUAL
EXCEED
REGULARLY
TO
MIX
SYSTEM.
the gas station
be
reduced. If
the fuel tank. This
in
the tank that
in
the fuel.
OF
STORAGE
MATERIALS
ALSO
GASOLlNE-
OR
60
INSTRUC-
AND
AGENT
Types
(grain
and
gasoline may
ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES
MORE
AND
DO
NOT
METHANOL AND ETHANOL. Any fuel blend you
are
not
sure
station
Your
and
operator.
in
the fuel lines can cause deterioration of
with
is
formulated to counteract these oxidation
dealer can advise you on the proper
their
use.
of
the paint may result.
be
used
in
USE
THAN
60
5%
METHANOL
USE
BLENDS
of
the composition of the
Discontinue
if
driveability or fuel system
gasohol blends. If you
and
expect to store your motor
days or
more,
alcohol), or
your motor home
FUEL
THAT
CONTAIN
use,
ask your ser-
use
add
a fuel
CAN
IN
AC-
CAR-
CLOG
FUEL
EX-
DAYS.
DUR-
CIR-
DO
NOT
BLENDS
OR
10%
and
of
any
and
are
plan
adad-
be
in
in
to
Overheating
Operate
in
your
Manual.
and
vehicle
service the engine
as
recommended
in
and
cooling systems
the
Chassis
Operator's
ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM COMPONENT HEAT
Your
motor home engine
form with
meet these requirements, engine operating temperatures
are
high. As a result, the engine
components radiate a great
exhaust system may operate at temperatures near
degrees
Special heat shields may
protect wiring or other componets from
damage caused by the exhaust system. Do
or remove these
dealer.
plumbing, or other components
or the heat
vestigate and understand how the equipment will
fected
Federal
F.
These
If you want to install equipment,
shields, do
by
the heat radiated by the exhaust system.
and
temperatures
shields without consulting your
has
been
designed to con-
State emission requirements.
and
exhaust system
deal
of
heat.
Parts
of the
are
normal for your
be
built into your vehicle to
near
the exhaust system
so
only after your thoroughly in-
vehicle.
possible heat
not
modify
add
wiring,
be
To
700
RV
af-
CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Carbon
It
is
in
your motor home
produce
MONOXIDE
following precautions to protect yourself
the effects
WARNING: EXHAUST
NaT
VEHICLE
GASES
ING
VEHICLE
AIR MOVEMENTS
INSIDE
aTHER
OUTLET.
SAFE
ASSURED,
TO
DISPERSED
Beware of exhaust gas (carbon monoxide) poisoning
symptoms:
If symptoms indicate the possibility of carbon monoxide
into fresh air at once,
WARNING:
STANCES OPERATE
SLEEPING.
You
monoxide
a by-product of combustion
it
constantly while they
IS
of
BLOCK
IN A PLACE
HAVE
OUTSIDE,
OR
THE
OPENINGS
OPERATE
DISPERSION
BE
SURE
Dizziness
Intense Headache
Weakness
Vomiting
Muscular Twitching
Throbbing
poisoning, turn off the engine(s) immediately, get out
would not
is a colorless,
and
generator system (if installed)
DEADLY.
carbon monoxide poisoning.
THE
ANY
ANY
VEHICLE
AND
THAT EXHAUST CONTINUES
SAFELY.
and
in
Temples
DO
Please
GASES
TAILPIPES
POSSIBILITY
UNDERNEATH,
NEARBY
CAN
THROUGH WINDOWS
REMaTE
THE
OF
EXHAUST
MONITOR
Sleepiness
and
NOT
be
able
to monitor outside conditions
tasteless, odorless
in
engine(s).
are
running.
read
and
and
ARE
DEADLY.
OR
SITUATE
WHERE
CARRY
ENGINE(S)
OUTSIDE
summon medical assistance.
UNDER
ANY
THE
OF
ACCUMULAT-
OR
INSIDE
VEHICLES.
EXHAUST
FROM
THE
ONLY
GASES
CONDITIONS
ANY CIRCUM-
ENGINE WHILE
gas.
The engines
CARBON
understand the
others from
DO
THE
EXHAUST
YOUR
OUTSIDE
GASES
OR
EXHAUST
WHEN
CAN
BE
TO
BE
9
to assure that engine exhaust does not enter the interior,
and
you would not
toms of carbon monoxide poisoning.
During stops while
systems for
a damaged exhaust system.
Check
maintenance, and repair any
tions before further operations.
Do not modify the exhaust system(s)
without first consulting the
road
the
be
alert to exhaust odors or symp-
damage.
exhaust
traveling, inspect the exhaust
Do
not
operate
system(s)
leaks,
RV
manufacturer.
an
engine with
during
damage, or obstruc-
routine
in
any way
SAFETY TIPS
Read
and understand the Chassis Operator's Manual.
When backing the motor home, have a person stand
to the
Remember, some tunnels prohibit motor homes
gas
in
belts.
cabinets, drawers, and loose objects
hold fire drills periodically.
and
should
flat and not
could
to extinguish. Make
an
fueling give each tire a sharp
with a hammer or similar object.
produce a
the sound will
rear
on
the driver's side to guide you.
Before departing on a trip, check your routes.
with
LP
systems.
Drive at moderate speeds, particularly
gusty wind conditions.
Allow extra distance for passing and stopping.
sure
all
While traveling, make
While traveling, make sure
Instruct your family on
Maintain proper charge
Gas
detectors
may
Keep
a well stocked first-aid kit handy.
Keep
a tool box handy.
Check tires often while
receive special attention,
lead
accurate tire gauge before each trip, and when
are
available
be
considered
be
noticed. Running a flat on
to
a tire fire that would
it
a habit
"bung"
sound when rapped. If the tire
be
a dull
occupants use their seat
all doors
what
to do
in
the fire extinguisher.
from
RV
as
safety accessories.
traveling. Inside
as
be
to
check tire pressures
rap
on the tread surface
Properly inflated tires
"thud".
in
traffic and
are
closed and
are
secure.
in
case
of
fire, and
equipment
these tires may go
extremely difficult
rear
an
inside dual
dealers,
duals
with
re-
is
flat,
ENGINE ACCESS
The top of the engine may
by
removing the engine cover.
WARNING: WHEN INSTALLING
COVER,
ON
COVER
FLOOR
RUPT
ENGINE
IS
GASES
COMPARTMENT
IF
BE
THE
GASKET SEAL AND
SCREWS.
MATS
THE
SEAL
COMPARTMENT.
NOT
INSTALLED
COULD
THE
ENGINE
SURE
OR
MUST
THE
DO
OTHER
BETWEEN
CORRECTLY,
LEAK
CREATING
be
accessed for service
THE
COVER
NOT ALLOW
INTO
BE
IS
FULLY
SECURED
MATERIAL
THE
COVER
IF
THE
ENGINE
ENGINE
THE
A SAFETY HAZARD.
RUN
WITH
ENGINE
SEATED
BY
THE
CARPETING,
TO
INTER-
AND
THE
COVER
EXHAUST
PASSENGER
THE
ENGINE
COVER
SURE
VENTILATED.
OFF
THE
FOR
MAINTENANCE
VEHICLE
INTERIOR
PURPOSES,
IS
ADEQUATELY
BE
TIRES
Your
motor home
normal circumstances and with proper maintenance, you
should
pressure
affected significantly by tire
flated tires contributes to overall motor home stability and
safety. The load range and maximum inflation pressure
are
this rated cold pressure.
Tire
bias,
rying capacity
tire
motor home
gross
Certification
seat.
capacities for your motor home.
If
plication. Gradually
firmly and
on a firm,
the hazard flasher system.
receive thousands of miles of troublefree service.
For
safety and maximum tire
must
stamped on the tire side wall.
WARNING: CHECK
ALWAYS
COLD,
TIRES.
TIONS
WARNING:
TIRE
SPEEDS
WILL
MAY
POSSIBLY
HICLE
INJURY.
NOTE:
CALLY.
DRIVING.
CHECK
AND
FOLLOW
IN
THE
THAT
IS
WHILE
OVERHEAT
LOSE
RESULTING
AND
CHECK
THEY COULD WORK
Replacement
Replacement tires must
radial, etc.) and have at least the same weight car-
dealer.
Refer
You
In
The original equipment tires supplied on your
have weight carrying capacities
axle
weight ratings
Tag
to
the
Get A Flat
case of sudden tire failure, avoid heavy brake ap-
move slowly
level
Changing A Flat
CONSULT
INFORMATION
WARNING:
PROPERTY
TIRE
SERVICE
WHEELS
FESSIONAL
ASSEMBLY
RIM
THE
TO
DAMAGE
HELP.
AND CHANGE
ASSEMBLY
is
equipped with truck tires. Under
life,
proper inflation
be
maintained. Motor home stability
pressure,
TIRE
PRESSURES
PRESSURE
DO
NOT
BLEED
THE
TIRE
CHASSIS
KEEP
TIRES
RUN
LONG
SERIOUSLY
TO
THE
AIR
SUDDENLY
ITS
CONTENTS AND/OR PERSONAL
THE
WHEEL
as
the original equipment. Consult your
(GAWR)
located on the sidewall near the driver's
Federal
Certification
AIR OUT
PRESSURE
OPERATOR'S
PROPERLY
DISTANCES
POINT
AND/OR
IN
DAMAGE
be
the same
and properly in-
Keep
tires inflated
WHEN
COVERS
as
TIRES
OF
INFLATED.
OR
UNDER-INFLATED
WHERE
CATCH
TO
LOOSE
size,
stated
on
Tag
for specific axle
is
OFTEN.
ARE
WARM
INSTRUC-
MANUAL.
AT
HIGH
THE
TIRE
FIRE,
THE
VE-
PERIODI-
DURING
type
to
support
the
Federal
Tire
decrease speed. Hold steering wheel
spot, turn
to a safe,
off
off-road
the ignition, and turn on
place.
Tire
CHASSIS
ON
TIRE
AVOID
DAMAGE
OCCURS,
IF
HELP,
AND
PUT
FOLLOWING
OPERATOR'S
CHANGING.
PERSONAL
IF
A BLOWOUT
YOU
THE
TAKE
OFF
ON
INJURY AND/OR
OBTAIN
CHOOSE
TIRE
THE
THE
SPARE
THE
MANUAL
OR
OTHER
EXPERT
TO
WITHOUT
TIRE
INSTRUCTIONS
TIRE
REMOVE
PRO-
AND RIM
TIRE
AND
also
to
A
(Le.
Park
FOR
i
f=
F
I
I
I
10
IN
THIS
MANUAL AND
MANUAL.
BEEN
THE
CHECK
m
GAUGE
Even
you may experience a
ed
that you summon professional help through your auto
club or
However,
are
several
*
Your
rides
can
ARE
MOVING 100
ANY
FLAT
*
Truck
very tight.
LOOSE
UP
TIGHTEN
CIRCUMSTANCES
TIRE.
* It
is
placed
not
to
use
DO
NOT
FLAT,
OR
IS
TIRE
REMOVED
THE
TIRE
TIRES
weigh up to 100 pounds or more
m 140
be
UNLESS
IS
USED.
with good tire maintenance and normal driving,
travel service, or a local truck service facility.
if
you choose to change the tire yourself, there
items that you MUST consider:
motor home
on
truck wheels
NOT
PHYSICALLY
POUNDS
CIRCUMSTANCES
TIRE.
tires
and
wheels
IF
YOU
NUTS
IMPERATIVE
on a level,
moved to such a location,
the jack.
TO
THAT
LBIFT.
THIS
* The motor home
tremely
home
one
of
heavy.
The
is
capable of lifting the weight
axle,
or about one-fourth
the vehicle.
* Carefully review
tion
and
instructions (including this manual, the
propriate chassis operator's
and
insure
that
you
ment (listed below).
Required
Supplied
* Jack
*
Lug
Owner-Supplied:
*
Breaker
facilitate wheel nut removal and installation.
*
Torque
*
At
Tools
with
with
wrench
wrench
least
and
Motor Home:
minimum 4-ton capacity.
to
fit wheel nuts.
bar
handle.
with
two
wheel blocks.
THE
CHASSIS
REINFLATE A TIRE
SERIOUSLY
FROM
FOR
DAMAGE.
AN
flat
tire.
is
built
and
are
ARE
NOT
HAVE
OF
TORQUE,
ATTEMPT
that the motor home and jack
firm surface. If the motor home can-
with
axle
jack furnished with your motor
all
jacking and tire changing informa-
have
LOW
ACCURATE
It
is
on a van
tires.
CAPABLE
OR
MORE,
ATTEMPT
installed
CAPABLE
BEEN
TORQUE,
DO
TO
all
of your travel gear
of
manual,
all
required tools and equip-
OPERAmR'S
THAT HAS
ON
AIR.
HAVE
THE
WHEEL
NEVER
strongly recommend-
chassis,
These
with the wheel nuts
TIGHTENED
NOT
the total gross weight
ADD
PRESSURE
and
therefore
tires
and
each.
OF
LIFTING
DO
NOT
TO
CHANGE A
OF
BREAKING
AND
THEN
UNDER
CHANGE A FLAT
DO
NOT
on
one-half of
and
the jack itself),
Equipment
Note: Two feet or longer will
at least 140 Ib./ft. capacity.
* Utility block.
WARNING:
A
mOL
INTENDED
m
LIFT
DO
NOT
LOADED
TIME.
VEHICLE
THE JACK
FOR
FOR
THE
lEAVE
POSITION
NEVER
IS
RAISED.
TIRE
CHANGING
USE
AS A lEVELING
VEHICLE
THE
FOR
START
IS
DESIGNED
FOR
SERVICE
JACK
EXTENDED
THE
ENGINE
FOR
USE
ONLY.
IN A RAISED
IT IS
DEVICE
PURPOSES.
PERIODS
WHILE
AND
AIR
wheels
IF
YOU
AND
UNDER
WITH
RE-
ANY
be
attempt
is
ex-
ap-
AS
NOT
OR
OR
OF
THE
USE
2x8
PRE-DRILL
SECURE
FORD
tions
Wheel Blocks
CHASSIS
Consult
and
WARNING:
BODY
ING
WHEEL
POSITION
BLOCKS
TIRE
UNDER
THE
4" x 4"
AS SHOWN
QUALITY
AND
WITH
the
Ford
information on tire changing.
DO
WHEEL
LUMBER
LUMBER
UTILITY
3"
WOOD
Owner's Manual for jacking instruc-
NOT
THE
MOTOR
NUTS
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SCREWS
ANY
HONE
OR
WHEEL.
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