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WARRANTY
NOTICES
AND
WARNINGS
Introduction
Warranties ............................................................ 1
Reporting Safety Defects ...................................... 2
Owner's Information Package .............................. 3
Chassis
& Vehicle Identification Information ........ 3
On The
Road
Motor Home Loading ............................................ 5
Carrying
Capacity ............................................... 5
Loading
Tips
....................................................... 6
Determining
Your
Motor
Home
Load .................. 6
Weighing
Your
Loaded Motor
Home
.................... 6
Tires ................................................ , ..................... 7
Tire
Inflation ........................................................ 7
Tire
Replacement ........................... , .................... 7
"
You
Get A Flat
Tire
.......................................... 7
Spare
Tire
Carrier ............................................... 7
Changing A Flat
Tire ........................................... 7
Towing A Vehicle ................................................. 8
Seats And Seat Selts ............................................ 8
Driver/Passenger
Seats ...................................... 8
Seat
Belts
............................................................ 8
Child Restraint .................................................... 8
Driving & Parking .................................................. 9
Fuel & Fuel Systems ............................................ 9
Fuel
Fill ............................................................... 9
Fuel
Types & Vapor
Lock
.................................. 1 0
Variable Speed Engine Fan ................................ 1 0
Exhaust System Heat ......................................... 10
Carbon
Monoxide Safety Precautions ................ 10
Carbon
Monoxide
Detector ...............................
11
Emergency Towing .............................................
11
Living
With
Your
Motor
Home
Manual Entry Steps ............................................ 13
Power Entry
Steps .............................................. 13
Entry Assist Handle ............................................ 13
Entry Doors & Screens ....................................... 13
Windows ............................................................. 13
Emergency
Exit Window ................................... 13
Power
Windows
................................................ 13
Side
Slider
Windows
......................................... 13
Remote Mirror
Control ........................................ 14
Sun Visors .......................................................... 14
Minl-Sllnds .......................................................... 14
Roof Rack Ladder Installation ............................ 14
Storage ............................................................... 14
Exterior
Compartments
..................................... 14
Interior
Storage
................................................. 15
TABLE OF CONTENTS
. & F . h' 15
Intenor urms Ings ....................................... .
Dinette
Conversion
........................................... 15
Sofa/Lounge
Conversion
.............. ; ................... 15
Folding
Doors/Dividers ...................................... 15
Interior Lighting ................................................. 15
Overhead
Vents
................................................ 15
Bunk
Ladder Installation ................................... 16
Monitor Panel .......................................................... 16
Effects of Prolonged Occupancy ........................ 16
Ventilation
& Controlling
Condensation
............ 17
. Fire Safety .......................................................... 17
Fire
Safety
Precautions
..................................... 17
Smoke
Detector ................................................ 18
Plumbing
System
Fresh Water System ........................................... 19
City
Water
Connection
...................................... 19
Filling
The
Water
Tank
...................................... 19
Water
Pump ...................................................... 20
Water
Filter ....................................................... 20
Troubleshooting
The
Fresh
Water
System
....... 20
Leaks
..................................................... , ........... 20
Sanitizing
The
Fresh
Water
System
.................
21
Exterior Shower ................................................
21
Water
Purifier
System
......................................
21
Waste Water System ..........................................
21
Toilet
.......................... , ......................................
21
Draining
The
Holding
Tanks
.............................
21
Holding
Tank
Care
............................................
23
Electrical
Systems
Chassis Electrical System .................................. 25
Chassis
Bulbs & Fuses
.....................................
25
12-Volt Coach System ........................................ 25
Battery Disconnect ............................................
25
Auxiliary Start
System
....................................... 25
Battery Inspection &
Care
................................. 25
Battery
Charging
............................................... 26
Selecting A Replacement Battery ..................... 26
120-Volt System ................................................. 26
Power
Converter ...............................................
26
Power
Inverter .......... ; ........................................
26
Ground Fault Interrupter ................................... 27
Coach Fuses & Circuit Breakers ........................ 27
Generator ........................................................... 27
Generator
Fuel
Supply ...................................... 27
Generator
Operation
......................................... 27
Generator
Operating
Safety
Precautions
..........
28
Electrical System Wiring ..................................... 28
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LP
Gas
System
Maintenance
LP
Gas
Safety
Precautions
................................
29
Exterior
...............................................................
37
System
Components
.......................................... 30
Hoses
................................................................
30
Stains
................................................................
37
Windows,
Door,
Vents & Locks
.........................
37
LP
Gas
Regulator
.............................................
30
Rubber
Roof
System
.................. ~ .....................
38
.
Using
LP
Gas
At
Low
Temperatures
..................
31
Sealant
Renewal
..............................................
38
Filling
LP
Gas
Tank
............................................
31
Door,
Window,
Roof & Molding
Resealing
........
38
LP
Gas
System
Leak
Cl:lecks
.............................
31
Interior
.................................................................
38
LPG
Leak
Detector
....
.........................................
32
Upholstery & Drapes
.........................................
38
lighting
LP
Gas
Appliances & Equipment
..........
32
Cutting
Block
........... : ............. : ........................... 39
Appliances
Water
Heater
...................................................... 33
Refrigerator
.........................................................
33
Acrylic
Refrigerator
Door
Panels .......................
33
Furnace
..............................................................
33
Range
................................................................. 33
Range
Exhaust
Hood
.........................................
34
Counter
Tops
....................................................
39
Walls & Ceiling
Panels
......................................
39
Bathtub & Plastic
Shower
Stall
.........................
39
Floors & Carpeting
............................................
39
Engine
Access
...........................................
.......
39
Maintenance
Checklist
.......................................
39
Motor
Home
Storage
Air Conditioner ....................................................
34
Storage
Checklists
..............................................
41
Entertainment
Equipment
...................................
34
Shorf-Term
Storage
Above
Freezing
..............
..41
120-Volt
TV & VCR
........................................... 34
Long-
Term
Storage
Above
Freezing
.................
42
120-Volt
VCR
................................................. ;
..
34 .
Winterization
.......................................................
42
120/12-Volt
TV
..................................................
34
Water
System
Winterizing ..................................
42
TV
Antenna
.......................................................
34
Reactivating
The
Motor
Home
After
Storage
.....
.43
TV
Ghosts
& FM
Flutter
....................................
35
Miscellaneous
Appliances
..................................
35
Maintenance
Chart
................................. ; ..............
45
FULL
ONE·YEAR
/15,000
MILE
...----
COVERAGE
OWNER'S
DEALER'S
WHEN
MANUFACTURING
Your
new
is
warranted
The
warranty
first
placed
dale
or
until
of
delects
OBLIGATIONS
The
owner
or
exterior
coverage.
mant
of a defective
If
a
problem
him
sufficient
OBLIGATIONS
By
agreement
and
to
repair
THE
If
the
dealer
plant
at
the
Upon
receipt
parts
necessary
PROVIDED
motor
home,
under
extends
into
service
the
unit
must
be
Is
responsible
doors,
LP
Thereafter,
occurs
information
with
the
or
replace
DEALER
DOES
is
unable
address
PLANT
of
nolice
to
correct
FOR
MOTOR
including
normal
use
to
the
fi'st
as a rental,
has
received
given
to
the
lor
normal
regulator
such
adjustments
part
under
which
the
to
resolve
manufacturer,
any
parts
NOT
or
unwill(ng
listed
below
OBLIGATIONS
of a claim,
defects
HOMES
the
structure,
to
be
free
retail
purchaser
commercial
15,000
selling
dealer
maintenance
pressure,
are
this
warranty.
ownar
believes
the
matter.
the
necessary
RESOLVE
to
resolve a problem
and
provide
where
in
material
WARRANTY
MANUFACTURED
SOLD
plumbing.
from
manufacturing
and
or
miles
or
the
responsibility
is
The
dealer
to
THE
PROBLEM
the
the
dealer
or
demonstrator
01
use
the
manufacturer
as
described
latches,
covered
owner
Is
obligated
correcl
manufacturer
was
workmanship,
total
-:abinet
IN
THE
heating
his
translaree(s)
as
determined
TV
antenna
of
by
this
shall
to
defects
which
unable
BY
SUBSIDIARIES
UNITED
STATES
and
electrical
defects
in
material
and
(whichever
by
not
later
OWner's
control,
owner
the
the
material
owner
Is
unwilling
will
take
begins
the
than
as
normal
the
motor
motor
or
convinced
to
other
unit
in
the
the
warranty,
deliver
maintain
in
the
with a descrip:lon
or
or
OF
FLEETWOOD
AND
CANADA
systems,
and
or
workmanShip.
on
the
occurs
first).
mileage
shown
ten
(10)
days
Manual;
however,
etc.)
will
be
performed
maintenance
owner
shall
home
to
the
home
is
in
wriling
resolve
the
appropriate
prior
covered
workmanship.
all
appliances
date
of
The warranty
on
after
contact
dealer
to
of
problem,
action
-----.
ENTERPRISES.
original
the
odometer
the
expiration
minor
adjustments
by
the
unless
required
the
selling
or
manufJcturing
retail
sale,
by
the
warranty,
the
problem
the
manufacturing
as
may
and
equipment
retail
delivery
extends
for a period
(whichever
of
the
(such
dealer
during
as a direct
dealer,
or
planllocation
to
perform a detailed
he
should
and
attempts
be
required.
INC.
installed
or
the
occurs
warranty
as
adjustments
the
first
result
other
authorized
contact
made
plant
will
by
the
dale
the
of
one
firs!).
period.
90
days
of
repair
for
warranty
predelivery
the
to
resolve
repair
manufacturer,
molor
home
year
from
such
Written
notice
to
the
interior
of
warranty
or
replace-
dealer,
giving
service.
inspection
manufacturing
il.
or
replace
any
is
If
the
owner
WHAT
IS
•
THIS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
THIS
WARRANTY
THE
MANUFACTURER
PERSON
Brand Name
representatives
should
NOT
COVERED
WARRANTY
THE
SEPARATE
DEFECTS
A:
ABUSE.
B.
FAILURE
C.
ALTERATION
D.
ENVIRONMENTAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
LOSS.
BILLS.
SOME
LIMITATION
BEYOND
_________________
of
calilhe
AUTOMOTIVE
LOSS
OR
the
toll·free
BY
THE
DOES
NOT
WARRANTIES
CAUSED
MISUSE.
TO
COMPLY
OR
DETERIORATION
MAINTENANCE
HOMES
ON
OF
USE.
OTHER
INCIDENTAL
STATES
DO
OR
EXCLUSION
GIVES
YOU
IS
NOT
THOSE
EXPRESSLY
manufacturing
SYSTEM
BY
TO
NOT
SPECIFIC
RESPONSIBLE
number
EXPRESS
COVER:
OR
NEGLIGENCE
MODIFICATION
CONDITIONS
WHICH
AND
TOWING
ALLOW
plant
Hsled
WARRANTY
(INCLUDING
OF
THE
RESPECTIVE
RELATED
WITH
INSTRUCTIONS
DUE
TO
AND
SERVICE
THE
ODOMETER
FROM
DEALER
CHARGES.
OR
THE
MAY
NOT
LEGAL
SET
FORTH
OR
are
unable
10
below
to
THE
TO:
ACCIDENT:
OF
THE
(SALT.
HAIL.
WEAR
OR
ITEMS.
BUS
CONSEQUENTIAL
EXCLUSION
APPLY
RIGHTS.
FOR
ANY
IN
resolve
describe
the
CHASSIS
MANUFACTURERS
CONTAINED
MOTOR
HOME:
CHEMICALS
EXPOSURE.
SUCH
READING
OR
MANUFACTURING
FARES.
VEHICLE
OR
TO
YOU.
AND
YOU
UNDERTAKING.
THIS
WARRANTY.
the
problem
problem
and
AND
DRIVE
IN
THE
IN
THE
SUCH
AS
AS
LIGHT
BULBS.
HAS
BEEN
PLANT
RENTAL.
DAMAGES
LIMITATION
MAY
ALSO
REPRESENTATION.
Model
and
the
the
TRAIN),
OF
THESE
OWNER'S
ATMOSPHERE.
FADING
ALTERED.
OF
INCIDENTAL
HAVE
_________
owner
attempts
TIRES
COMPONENTS.
MANUAL:
OF
FUSES.
LOCATION.
INCIDENTAL
OTHER
is
convinced
made
to
resolve
AND
BATIERIES.
ETC.)
FABRICS
WIPER
OR
OR
BLADES.
LOSS
OF
CHARGES
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
RIGHTS
WHICH
WARRANTY
thai
it
is
it.
WHICH
DRAPES.
TIME.
SUCH
CARPET
LUBRICANTS.
INCONVENIENCE.
AS
TELEPHONE
VARY
FROM
MADE
BY
Serial No.
covered
by
ARE
COVERED
WEAR.
ETC.
DAMAGES.
STAT~
ANY
DEALER
________
the
warranty,
BY
ETC.
COMMERCIAL
CALLS
OR
HOTEL
SO
THE
ABOVE
TO
STATE.
OR
OTHER
the
THE
_
MANUFACTURING PLANT:
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS:
Consumer Affairs Department
Fleetwood Enterprises,
P.O.
Box 7300
Riverside. California 92523
From California:
From Outside of California: (800) 854·4755
Inc.
(800) 442·4804
Printed
In
USA
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Our
forest product suppliers
have
advised
that
urea-formaldehyde
is
used
in
the
production
of
particle
board,
hardwood
plywood
or
paneling
which
they
supply
us
and
which
we
utilize
in
our
finished
product.
These
suppliers
have
requested
that
we
communicate
this
to
our
customers.
Foryour
information,
we
are
reproducing
samples
of
statements
which
have
been
provided
to
us
by
our
suppliers.
WARNING:
THIS
PRODUCT
IS
MANUFACTURED
WITH
UREA-
FORMALDEHYDE
RESIN.
FORMALDEHYDE
VAPOR
MAY
IN
SOME
PEOPLE
CAUSE
HEADACHES,
EYE,
NOSE
AND
THROAT
IRRITATION,
AND
AGGRAVATION
OF
ALL.ERGIES
AND
RESPIRATORY
PROBLEMS,
SUCH
AS
ASTHMA.
PROPER
VENTILATION
SHOULD
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
SUCH
PROBLEMS.
Champion
International
Corporal/on
WARNING:
IRRITANT:
THIS
PRODUCT
CONTAINS A UREA-FORMAL-
DEHYDE
RESIN
AND
MAY
RELEASE
FORMALDEHYDE
VAPORS
IN
LOW
CONCENTRATIONS.
FORMALDEHYDE
CAN
BE
IRRliATING
TO
THE
EYES
AND
UPPER
RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM
OF
ESPECIALLY
SUSCEPTIBLE
PERSONS
SUCH
AS
THOSE
WITH
ALLERGIES
OR
RESPIRATORY
AILMENTS.
USE
WITH
ADEQUATE
VENTILATION.
IF
SYMPTOMS
DEVELOP,
CONSULT
YOUR
PHYSICIAN.
Georgia-Paeilie
Corporation
WARNING:
THIS
PRODUCT
IS
MANUFACTURED
WITH A UREA-
FORMALDEHYDE
RESIN
AND
WILL
RELEASE
SMALL
QUANTITIES
OF
FORMALDEHYDE.
FORMALDEHYDE
LEVELS
INTHE
INDOOR
AIR
CAN
CAUSE
TEMPORARY
EYE
AND
RESPIRATORY
IRRITATION,
AND
MAY
AGGRAVATE
RESPIRATORY
CONDITIONS
OR
ALLERGIES.
VENTILA-
TION
WILL
REDUCE
INDOOR
FORMALDEHYDE
LEVELS.
Weyerhaeuser
Company
Ventilation
is
important
in
maintaining
a comfortable
environment
and
we
direct
your
attention
to
the
discussion
of
ventilation
contained
in
your
Owner's
Manual.
SAFETY REGULATIONS REGARDING LP GAS
SYSTEMS
AND LP GAS APPLIANCES
The
manufacturer
of
this
recreational
vehicle
is
required
to
furnish
the
following
consumer
information
as
provided
by
the
Nattonal
Fire
Protection
Association
and
the
American
National
Standards
Institute.
The
information
and
warnings
found
here
may
also
be
found
in
other
chapters
of
this
Owner's
Manual.
Please
see
chapters
titled
"LP
GAS
SYSTEM"
and"
APPLIANCES"
for
other
safety
and
operating
information.
WARNING
LP
GAS
CONTAINERS
SHALL
NOT
BE
PLACED
OR
STORED
INSIDE
THE
VEHICLE.
LP
GAS
CONTAINERS
ARE
EQUIPPED
WITH
SAFETY
DEVICES
WHICH
RELIEVE
EXCESSIVE
PRESSURE
BY
DISCHARGING
GAS
TO
THE
ATMOSPHERE.
WARNING
IT
IS
NOT
SAFE
TO
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,
AND
2.
OPEN
WINDOW.
THIS
WARNING
LABEL
HAS
BEEN
LOCATED
IN
THE
COOKING
AREA
TO
REMIND
YOU
TO
PROVIDE
AN
.
ADEQUATE
SUPPLY
OF
FRESH
AIR
FOR
COMBUSTION.
UNLIKE
HOMES,
THE
AMOUNT
OF
OXYGEN
SUPPLY
IS
LIMITED
DUE
TO
THE
SIZE
OF
THE
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLE,
AND
PROPER
VENTILATION
WHEN
USING
THE
COOKING
APPLIANCE(S)
WILL
AVOID
DANGERS
OF
ASPHYXIATION.
IT
IS
ESPECIALLY
IMPORTANT
THAT
COOKING
APPLIANCES
NOT
BE
USED
FOR
COMFORT
HEATING
AS
THE
DANGER
OF
ASPHYXIATION
IS
GREATER
WHEN
THE
APPLIANCE
IS
USED
FOR
LONG
PERIODS
OF
TIME.
WARNING
PORTABLE·
FUEL-BURNING
EQUIPMENT,INCLUDING
WOOD
AND
CHARCOAL
GRILLS
AND
STOVES,
SHALL
NOT
BE
USED
INSIDE
THIS
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLE.
THE
USE
OF
THIS
EQUIPMENTINSIDE
THE
RECREA-
TIONAL
VEHfCLE
MAY
OAUSE
FIRES
OR
ASPHYXIATION.
WARNING
DO
NOT
BRING
OR
STORE
LP
GAS
CONTAINERS,
GASOLINE,
OR
OTHER
FLAMMABLE
LIQUIDS
INSIDE
THE
VEHICLE
BECAUSE A FIRE
OR
EXPLOSION
MAY
RESULT.
A
warning
label
has
been
located
near
the
LP
gas
container.
This
label
reads:
DO
NOT
FILL
CONTAINER(S)
TO
MORE
THAN
80
PERCENT
OF
CAPACITY.
Overfilling
the
LP
gas
container
can
result
in
uncontrolled
gas
flow
which
can
cause
fire
or
explosion. A properly
filled
container
will
contain
approximately
80
percMt of
its
volume
as
liquid
LP
gas.
The
following
label
has
been
placed
in
the
vehicle
near
the
range:
IF
YOU
SMELL GAS:
1.
Extinguish
any
open
flames,
pilot
lights
and
all
smoking
materials.
2.
Do
not
touch
electricalswilches.
3.
Shut
off
the
gas
supply
at
the
tank
valve(s)
or
gas
supply
conneCtion.
4.
Open
doors
and
other
ventilating
openings.
5.
Leave
the
area
until
odor
clears.
6.
Have
the
gas
system
checked
and
leakage
source
corrected
before
using
again.
LP
gas
regulators
must
always
be
installed
with
the
diaphragm
vent
facing
downward,
Regulators
that
are
not
in
.
compartments
have
been
equipped
with a protective
cover.
Make
sure
that
regulator
vent
faces
downward
and
the
cover
Is
kept
in
place
to
minimize
vent
blockage
Which
could
result
In
excessive
gas
pressure
causing
fire
or
explosion.
Welcome
growing
thank
Your
years
Your
can
Z-240
Motor
tablish
quirements
with
attached
family
you
motor
of
carefree,
motor
National
(units
Vehicle
the
ANSI
just
to
the
recreational
of
motor
for
choosing a Fleetwood
home
has
home
conforms
Standards
built
for
Safety
plumbing,
for
performance
and
CSA
outside
home
been
pleasant
Institute A
Canada),
Standards.
heating,
standards
the
entry
designed
with,
vehicle
owners.
traveling
or
exceeds,
119.2,
and
These
electrical
and
safety.
is
indicated
door.
life-style
We
motor
home
toprovide
and
vacationing.
the
CSA
applicable
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INTRODUCTION
In
this
manual,
words
Please
you
are
"WARNING"
of
perSOnal
"CAUTION"
of
damage
"NOTE" indicates
for
more
pay
read
of
this
special
close
statement$
significance:
means
injury
means
to
the
efficient
attention
manual.
preceded
that
to
yourself
that
vehicle.
points
and
convenient
to
by
the
there
is
the
possibility
and
others.
there
is
the
possibility
of
particular interest
operation.
these
statements
following
while
1
Like
all
finely
require
maximum
,you
however,
material
Information
This
nance
follow
home.
operate
working
for
recreational
care
basiC
furnished
information
and
for
Study
knowledge
it
will
NOTE:
your motor
its
safe
graphs
only.
shown
or
cause
improvement
possible
be
included.
manual
extend
subsidiary,
the
standard
this
manual.
crafted
and
value
operating
supplement
Package
provides a maintenance
safe,
these
the
motor
help
living.
This
use.
and
Some
in
of
the
that
are
the
equipment,
regular
and
trouble
you
manual
home
illustrations,
equipment
this
intended
responsibilities
parent
maintenance
performance.
and
maintenance
this
by
with
the
motor
and
Chassis
outlines
of
This
continuous
conducted
recent
The
written
important
free
instructions
home
for
your
motor
enjoy many'
describes
and
includes
manual,
and
manual
product
instructions included
as a guide,
company
warranty
service
is
may
your
motor
In
The
reading
home
Operator's
areas
schedule
from
carefully
the
first
home
and
miles
many
instructions for
Including
of
a general
features
be
optional.
program
by
Fleetwood,
changes
and
of
the
manufacturing
or affiliates
as
presented
home
order
to
deliver
dealer
all
will
instructions;
instructional
in
the
Owner's
Manual.
of
mainte-
for
you
your
motor
before
time. A good
how
to
care
and
years
features
described
of product
in
photo-
nature
Be-
it
may
not
in
this
no
way
beyond
of
is
in
will
give
to
you
of
NOTE:
tional
not designed or intended
nent
or permanent
ture
carpeting,
Damage
pancy
under
misuse,
your
thIs
sult
If
you
nance,
ately
Sales
which
This
product
use
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short
housing.
deterioration of Interior
is
.the
warranty
motor
the
have
or
service,
so
he
Department
might
Use
occupancy
drapes,
or deterioration
not
be
terms
abuse,
home
relevant
any
questions
please
can
assist
occur.
WARRANTIES
Your
motor
home
Is
hensive
refer
explains
and
read
case
dealer
you
does
warranty
to
the
warranty
your
rights
obligations
this
section
you
have
will
be
better
have
any
or
does
not
programs
of
the
carefully.
a warranty-related
questions
cover,
is
designed
term
of
this
appliances and
due
considered
of
the
or
neglect,
protection.
for
long
term
sections
regarding
contact
you.
will
handle
covered
and
able
by
in
in
the
obligations,
dealer
and
You
to
get
about
please
for
recrea-
occupancy
to
be
used
product for
may
finishes,
to
normal,
warranty constitute
thereby
Before
occupancy,
in
this
your
Your
dealer's
any
one
of
the
RV
front
manufacturer.
will
be
you
the
contact
only.
as
long
lead
to
fixtures.
long
term
and will
reducing
considering
manual.
operation,
dealer
normal
the
most
industry.
of
this
as
well
better
problem,
on
the
road
warranty
your
It
perma-
term
premafabrics,
occu-
con-
immedi-
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problems
compre-
manual.
as
the
informed
and
again.
or
dealer.
is
mainte-
or
Please
rights
Please
your
what
It
in
If
it
2
The
materials
in
your Owner's Information
Package
contain
warranty information
and
operating instructions
on
the
various appliances
and
components
in
your
motor
home.
Warranty registration
cards
for these
items
should
be
filled
out
and
mailed
as
soon
as
possible after
you
take delivery of your motor
home.
If
you
do
not
have
operating Instructions
for
a particular appliance, contact
your
dealer.
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
serial
number,
and
manufactur·
ing
subsidiary location.
If
your motor
home
ever
needs
warranty service, present this
card
to
the dealer.
The
motor
home
has
been
thoroughly inspected before
shipment.
Your
dealer
is
responsible for performing a
complete predelivery inspection of the chassis
and
all
motor
home
components
as
specified
in
the
predellvery
checklists
supplied
by
the
motor
home
and
chassis
manufacturers.
You
should receive a copy
of
these
completed checklists from your dealer when your
motor home
is
delivered
to
you,
As
a part
of
the predelivery inspection procedure,
the
dealer
is
responsible for
road
testing the motor
home,
noting
and
correcting
any
steering problems before
delivery.
FLEETWOOD
AND
ITS
SUBSIDIARIES
WILL
NOT
BE
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
FRONT
END
ALIGN·
MENT
AFTER
THIS
PREDELIVERY
INSPECTION
IS
DONE.
You
should
return
your motor
home
to
the
seiling dealer
for
warranty service. If this
is
not possible,
you
may
contact any other authorized Fleetwood motor
home
dealer.
The service department at any of
the
locations
listed at
the
back of this
manual
can
help
you
find
a
dealer
in
your
area.
If,
for
some
reason,
a problem
is
not
handled
to
your
satisfaction:
1.
Discuss
any
warranty·related problems directly
with
the
manager and/or owner of
the
dealer·
ship, giving
them
an
opportunity
to
help the
service department
resolve
the
matter for
you.
2.lf
a problem arises that
has
not
been resolved
to
your satisfaction
by
your
local
dealer,
contact
the
manufacturing subsidiary service
facility.
The
locations
are
listed
in
this
manual.
Please con·
tact the
one
nearest
you.
3.
We
sincerely believe that your dealer
and
the
factory representative
will
be
able
to
solve
any
problem
which
might
arise.
If
their combined
efforts
are
not satisfactory, please
send
a letter
describing
the
circumstances
10:
Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.
Consumer Affairs Department
P.O.
Box
7300
Riverside,
CA
92523
Please include the
brand
hame
and
serial num·
ber of your motor
home.
The
serial number
is
10'
eated
onthe identification
tag
next
to
the entry
door.
4.
If
you
wish
to
call for assistance, please
use
these
tOil-free
telephone
numbers:
From California:
(800)
442·4804
From Outside California: (800) 854-4755
REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS
If
you
believe that your vehicle
has
a defect
which
could
cause
a crash orcould
cause
injury or death,
you
should
immediately inform
the
National
Highway
Traffic Safety
Administration
(NHTSA)
in
addition
to
notifying Fleet-
wood
Enterprises Consumer
Affairs
Department.
If
NHTSA
receives similar complaints,
it
may
open
an
investigation,
and
if it finds that a safety defect exists
in
a group of vehicles, it
may
order a recall
and
remedy
campaign.
However,
NHTSA
cannot become involved
in
individual problems
between
you,
your dealer or
Fleetwood's manufacturing subsidiary.
To
contact
NHTSA,
you
may
either cali
the
Auto
Safety
Hotline toli·free
at
1-800·424·9393
(or
366-0123
in
Washington,
D.C.
area)
or
write
to:
NHTSA
U,S,
Department
of
Transportation
Washington,
D,C,
20590.
You
can
also
obtain other information about motor
vehicle safety
from
the
Hotline.
OWNER'S INFORMATION
PACKAGE
This
package
contains
valuable
documents
about
your
motor
home
and
its
equipment
and
systems.
This
Owner's
Manual
is
in
the
package.
Since
this
manual
does
not
cover
every
possible
detail
of
equipment
and
options
installed
on
or
in
your
motor
home,
there
are
booklets
and
Instructional
material
in
the
package
that
will
help
you
safely
operate,
maintain
and
troubleshoot
those
items.
Be
sure
you
read
all
this
information
and
understand
the
safety
and
operating
instructions
in-
cluded
in
the
package.
Additionally,
you
must
follow
all
maintenance
instructions
to
insure
full
warranty
cover-
age.
If
you
ever
decide
to
sell
or
trade
your
motor
home,
be
sure
the
new
owner
gets
all
the
material
in
this
package.
3
CHASSIS
AND
VEHICLE
IDENTIFICATION
Several
numbers
are
used
to
identify
the
vehicle
and
components
used
on
the
vehicle.
The
V.I.N.
or
Vehicle
Identification
Number
is
the
legal
identification
of
the
completed
vehicle
and
is
the
number
on
the
vehicle
registration.
The
V.I.N.
is
found
on
the
DOT
certification
tag
attached
to
the
left
sidewall
of
the
motor
home
driver
compartment.
Refer
to
this
information
when
ordering
parts
from
the
chassis
manufacturer
or
chassis
dealer
service
center.
The
Fleetwood
Identification
Number
(F.I.N)
is
located
on
the
tag
just
outside
the
main
entry
door
or
on
the
outside
left
front
side
of
the
motor
home.
Use
this
number
when
ordering
parts
through
your
Fleetwood
dealer
or
Service
Center.
MOTOR HOME LOADING
Your
motor
homa
maximum
of
tha
balongings,
alsa
Tha
signad
ING
changing
way
Anothar
WEIGHT
a spaclfic
own
the
The
shown
or
in
load.
ampty
that
may
maximum
is
callad
(GVWR).
tiras
incraasa
critical
RATING
axla
GAWR.
GVWR.
GVWR
on
the
the
driver's
chassis
This
motor
fual,
frash
ba
in
load
tha
Modifications
or
spring
tha
GVWR.
waight
(GAWR).
Is
dasignad
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GAWR's
and
the
certification
compartment.
is
dasignad
load
includasavarything: thawaight
homa
itsalf,
watar,
wasta
or
attachad
for
which
GROSS
GAWR
load
factor
This
to
do
tag
to
posted
VEHICLE
capacitias,
carry.
not
for
to
all
occupants
watar
to
tha
motor
tha
motor
your
motor
is
tha
Is
tha
maximum
Each
necessarily
your
motor
on
the
carry a cartain
WEIGHT
will
GROSS
WARNING
DO NOT EXCEED THE RATED LOAD OF
THE MOTOR HOME, OR THE RATED LOAD
OF
ANY
AXLE_
GAWR OF YOUR MOTOR HOME
REDUCE YOUR WARRANTY PROTECTION,
CAN CAUSE UNDESIRABLE HANDLING
CHARACTERISTICS AND MAY CREATE A
SAFETY HAZARD_
In
addition
safely
must
amounts
able
weighing
weight
Carrying Capacity
During
homes,
the
liquid
positions
to
loaded
know
how
of
weight
carrying
the
from
the
design
the
number
tank
are
the
EXCEEDING THE GVWR OR
knowing
in
to
capacity
motor
GVWR.
capacities
maximized
the
or
attached
distribute
are
placed
of
home
and
development
and
size
overall
the
the
empty,
of
and
for
value
weight
to
the
weight
on
the
motor
and
of
storage
number
and
motor
so
axles.
home
subtracting
Fleetwood
compartments,
of
belted
convenience.
and
and
anything
homa.
homa
homa,
not
axla
add
home
driver's
WiLL
that
home,
that
The
is
found
thair
is
da-
RAT-
i.a.,
in
any
AXLE
waight
has
its
up
to
are
door
can
be
you
correct
allow-
by
this
motor
seating
If
ON THE ROAD
you
fill
all
liquid
tanks
to
ments
available
home
way
occupant
of
of
You
which
number
affect
(See
ger
ity
driver's
passenger
cargo
passenger
capacity
stays.
amount
normally
capacity
The
the
extra
seats
passenger
weight
scale.
Load").
Thoughtful
motor
and
seating
will
be
Traffic
weighs
gasoline
water
weighs
are
responsible
the
motor
of
the
amount
"Loading Tips").
capacity
for
day
use
area
capacity
for
For
example,
of
water
carried
for
number
number
locations,
while
are
(See
home
Greater
Safe
Better
choice
operation,
acteristics
fuel
capacity,
cupboards
overloaded.
Safety
weighs
over
passengers
for
camping
are
or
capacity
for
capacity
trips
for
the
additional
of
seat
of
passengers
travelling.
capacity
checked
"Determining and Distributing Your
consideration
can
and
mileage
to
positions
Administration
150
pounds.
six
pounds
eight
for
analyzing
home
will
and
of
water
For
use
shown
adjacent
for
camping
trips
taking
for
day
or
activities
it
may
carried
if
yield
of
including
and
camping
belt
locations
providE!d,
It
is
not
unless
against
Important
seating
ride
comfort
and
fill
all
storage
maximum
with
According
pounds
be
and
convenience,
and
on a permanent
to
the
use
be
unload
in
day
permitted
are
safe
the
their
of
the
and
improved
reduced
volume
passengers,
to
National
figures, a vehicle
Additionally,
(6.0
Ibs.)
and
(S.3
Ibs.).
the
conditions
used
for
placement
cargo
that
the
passenger
main
entry
provides
more
than
provides
not
involving
necessary
some
order
to
provide
use
passengers.
may
be
by
the
to
permit a choice
to
exceed
axle
loadings
ratings
weight
benefits:
storage
handling
tire
wear.
each
you
to
placed
compart-
and
fill
the
motor
High-
each
gallon
each
gallon
under
trip.
of
cargo
can
carry
the
passen-
capac-
label
in
door.
reasonable
one
day.
less
cargo
overnight
reduce
cargo
items
carrying
greater
label.
These
the
labeled
and
on
a public
In
char-
5
all
The
will
the
The
The
the
than
of
total
the
NOTE: Carrying capacities
are specified on a label affixed
a wardrobe door. The label includes
installed options.
leveling jacks, awnings, roof pods, etc., are
installed after the motor home leaves the fac·
tory,
the weight
tracted from the total
cargo carrying capacities.
the tongue weight
tracted from the total
cargo carrying capacities.
Loading
Do
Secure and brace items so they won't move during
Do
Adjust cargo storage to keep the side to side wheel
Tips
not load heavy items in upper cabinets.
travel, thereby shifting the load.
not load heavy items near either end of the
motor home or
loads as equal as possible.
If
of
these items must be sub·
of
on
the rear bumper.
of
your motor home
to
the inside
all
factory
other equipment such as
of
the passenger and
If
you tow a trailer,
the tr.ailer must
of
the passenger
be
sub·
and
of
Determining
Your
Motor
If the loaded weight of your motor home exceeds the
GVWR, you will have to remove items to bring the weight
down to or below the GVWR.
on any axle exceeds the GAWR, you will have to
redistribute cargo to bring the weight down to or below
theGAWR.
Weighing Your Loaded
Refer to your local directory to locate a public weigh
station. The following weighing procedure will help you
determine whether your loaded motor home (complete
with cargo, fluids, passengers, and driver) is within
GAWR and GVWR limits. When you arrive at a weigh
station, the attendant will guide you through the correct
pOSitioning
1.
Center the front wheels
take a reading. This is the Front Gross Axle
Weight (Reading
And
Distributing
liome
of the motor home
Load
Motor
on
I).
If
the loaded axle weight
Home
on
the scales.
the scale platform and
Carry only as much water as needed for travel use
or to balance the load.
Whenever possible, empty the holding tanks be·
fore traveling.
WARNING
MODIFICATION OF YOUR VEHICLE
ADDITION OF RACKS NOT SPECIFIED BY
THE MANUFACTURER TO CARRY ADDI·
TIONAL EQUIPMENT OR VEHICLES WILL
REDUCE YOUR WARRANTY COVERAGE
ANP
MAY CAUSE INJURY OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
Make a loading diagram of your properly loaded motor
home. It will help you locate where specific items are
stored, and will help speed the loading process. Store
emergency items in a readily accessible location. In·
clude a fire extinguisher, tools, first aid kit, rain gear,
flashlight, highway warning devices, and
cord with light.
an
BY
electric
WARNING
DO NOT STORE OR CARRY
TAINERS, GASOLINE, OR OTHER FLAM·
MABLE
HOME. THE CONTAINERS MAY LEAK.
LIQUIDS INSIDE YOUR MOTOR
LP
GAS CON·
CJ
2.
Center the entire vehicle (all axles) on the scale
and take a reading. This is
Weight (Reading 2).
.the
Gross Vehicle
3.
Center
the
rear
wheels
on
the
platform
and
take
a
reading.
This
reading
is
the
Rear
Gross
Axle
Weight
(Reading
3).
4.
Compare
Reading 2 with
the
GVWR
of
your
vehicle.
If
the
reading
exceeds
the
GVWR
rat-
ing,
you
will
have
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
either
exceeds
the
GAWR,
redistribute
the
load
and
reweigh.
Periodically
reweigh
your
motor
home.
Loading
and
weight
patterns
will
change
according
to
use.
TIRES
Your
motor
home
is
equipped
with
truck
tires.
Under
normal
circumstances
and
with
proper
maintenance,
you
should
receive
thousands
of
miles
of
trouble
free
service.
Tire
Inflation
For
safety
and
maximum
tire
life,
proper
inflation
pres-
sure
must
be
maintained.
Properly
inflated
tires
also
contribute
to
overall
motor
home
stability
and
safety.
Refer
to
the
tire
section
in
your
chassis
operator's
manual
for
information
on
maintenance,
inflation
pres-
sure,
and
tire
care
..
WARNING
FOR SAFETY AND MAXIMUM TIRE LIFE,
CHECK TIRE PRESSURES (INCLUDING
THE
SPARE) OFTEN.
PAY
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO INSIDE
REAR 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 covers periodically.
They could work loose during driving.
Tire
Replacemlilnt
7
Replacement
tires
must
be
the
same
size,
and
have
at
least
the
same
weight
carrying
capacity
as
the
original
equipment.
All
tires
of
the
same
size
and
rating
may
not
have
the
same
weight
carrying
capacity.
Consult
your
tire
dealer.
The
original equipmenttires
supplied
on
your
motor
home
have
weight
carrying
capacities
to
support
gross
axle
weight
ratings
(GAWR)
as
stated
on
the
Federal
Certification
Tag
located
on
the
sidewall
near
the
driver's
seat.
If
You
Get A Flat
Tire
In
case
of
sudden
tire
failure,
avoid
heavy
brake
appli-
cation.
Gradually
decrease
speed.
Hold
steering
wheel
firmly
and
move
slowly
to a safe,
off-road
place.
Park
on
a
firm,
level
spot,
turn
off
the
ignition,
and
turn
on
the
hazard
flasher
system.
Spare
Tire
Carrier
On
some
models,
the
spare
tire
is
located
in
an
exterior
storage
compartment.
On
other
models,
the
spare
tire
carrier
is
located
under
the
rear
of
the
motor
home
between
the
frame
ralls.
WARNING
TRUCK
.TIRES AND WHEELS ARE EX-
TREMELY HEAVY
AND MAY WEIGH 100
POUNDS OR MORE. DO NOT ATl'EMPT TO
REMOVE
THE SPARE TIRE UNLESS YOU
ARE CAPABLE
OF
HANDLING THE WEIGHT.
Changing A Flat
Tire
Even
with
good
tire
maintenance
and
normal
driving,
you
may
experience a flat
tire.
Summon
professional
help
through
your
auto
club
or
travel
service,
or a
local
truck
service
facility.
Consult
the
chassis
operator's
manual
for
additional
Information
on
tire
inflation
and
proper
torque.
WARNING
TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY ANDIOR
PROPERTY
DAMAGE IF A BLOWOUT OR
OTHER TIRE
DAMAGE OCCURS, OBTAIN
EXPERT TIRE SERVICE HELP. DO NOT
ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THE TIRE YOUR-
SELF.
8
TOWING A VEHICLE
If
you
expect
to
pull a vehicle
with
your
motor
home,
please
use
these
guidelines
when
choosing a hitch
and
trailer:
Hitch
classification:
Class
II.
Do
not
use a load
equalizing
hitch.
It
could
cause
structural
damage
to
the
frame
members.
Limit
the
tongue
weight
of
trailer
or
towing
device
to
a
maximum
of
250
pounds.
Heavier
tongue
weights
can
damage.
your
motor
home
rear
.
frame
and
body,
cause
unstable
driving
and
handling
characteristics,
and
will
restrict
your
rights
under
the
Ownercare
warranty.
Do
not
tow a vehicle
weighing
more
than
3500
pounds,
or
more
than
recommended
by
the
chassis
manufacturer,
whiChever
is
less.
Heav-
Ier
vehicles
can
cause
braking
problems,
dam-
age
the
motor
home
structure
or
drive
train,
cause
unstable
driving
or
handling
characteris-
tics,
and
restrict
your
rights
under
the
Owner-
care
warranty.
Changing
the
trailer
hitch
will
not
increase
the
tow
capacity
of
the
motor
home
even
if
the
chassis
is
rated
at a higher
level.
The
Gross
Combined
Weight
Rating
(GCWR)
is
listed
on
the
wardrobe
door
tag.
The
GCWR
is
the
maximum
allowable
weight
of
both
the
loaded
motor
home
and
towed
vehicle.
Exceeding
the
GCWR
will
cause
damage
to
your
motor
home
drive
train
or
chassis,
unstable
driving
and
han-
dling
characteristics,
and
will
reduce
your
war-
ranty
protection.
SEATS AND SEAT BELTS
Driver/Passenger Seats
The
driver's
and
passenger's
seats
offer
different
posi-
tion/comfort
adjustments:
WARNING
DO
NOT
ADJUST
THE
SEAT
POSITION
WHILE
THE
VEHICLE
IS
IN
MOTION.
YOU
MAY
LOSE
CONTROL
OF
THE
VEHICLE.
Forward/Back •
The
forward/back
lever
is
lo-
cated
under
the
front
left
of
the
seat.
Pull
the
lever
toward
the
left
outside
olthe seatlo
unlock.
Release
the
lock
lever
to
secure
the
seat
posi-
tion.
Swivel·
The
swivel
lock
lever
is
located
underthe
front
right
of
the
seat.
Lift
the
lever
forward
and
up
to
swivel.
The
seatlocks
in
the
center,
forward
position.
When
unlocked,
the
seat
will
swivel
freely
around
to
the
center
position.
Recline'
The
recliner
lever
is
located
on
the
right
arm
rest.
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
been
equipped
with
seat
belts.
WARNING
ALL
RIDERS
SHOULD
USE
SEAT
BELTS
WHILE
THE
VEHICLE
IS
IN
MOTION.
NEI·
THERSEATS
WITHOUT
SAFETY
BELTS
NOR
BEDS
SHOULD
BE
OCCUPIED
WHILE
THE
VEHICLE
IS
IN
MOTION.
Adjust
seat
belts
as
follows:
To
fasten belt,
be
sure
it
is
not
twisted,
then
push
the
tongue
end
of
one
belt
into
the
buckle
of
the
mating
belt.
Be
sure
It
latches.
For
greatest
safety,
adjust
the
belt
snugly
as
low
on
the
abdomen
as
comfort
will
allow.
To
release the belt,
depress
the
button
in
the
center
of
the
buckle
and
slide
the
tongue
out
of
the
buckle.
Never
use a belt
for
more
than
one
person
at a time.
Child Restraint
All
vehicle
occupants,
and
especially
children,
sl'lould
be
restrained
whenever
riding
in
vehicles.
Holding
a
child
in
your
arms
is
not a substitute
for
seat
belts
or
a
child
restraint
system.
Child
restraint
systems
are
de-
signed
to
be
secured
in
the
vehicle
seats
by
lap
belts.
Children
could
be
endangered
in a crash
if their
child
restraints
are
not
properly
secured
in
the
vehicle.
9
When
and
come
When
seating
dealer
using
follow
with
securing a child
no
retractor,
ment
mechanism.
If.
the
child
and
any
all
instructions
the
system.
pull
restraint
position
the
child
the
in
child
restraint
restraint
excess
is
still
the
vehicle
restraint
on
webbing
not
manufacturer
DRIVING AND PARKING
Once
you
become
and
the
reference
find
driving a motor
family
car.
home
in
traffic,
allow
for
the
allow
extra
to
use
the
Remember
making
because
affected
ing
and
it
less
of
by
stopping,
particularly
Driving
done
speeds
operate
hills
shift
will
strain
with
to
avoid
when
help
on
on
when
in
control
the
Mountain
treme
demands
the
transmission.
may
need
improve
Be
for
aware
low
hanging
engine
whenever
pulling
ances
larly
or
tioner,
on a trip,
homes
in
of
overpasses
important
if
the
motor
roof
check
with
Become
room
side
it's greater
cross
winding
reasonable
the
descending
driving
of
you
for
rack,
accustomed
points
home
familiar
and
be
length
to
corner
and
mirrors
that
your
motor
maneuverable
side
winds.
and
in
traffic
and
or
ascending
proper
transmission
overheating
vehicle
brakes.
or
desert
on
drive
Under
to
turn
off
and
transmission
the
extra
height
tree
drive
or
service.
and
if
you
drive
home
is
CBorTV/radio
your
route.
LP
gas
systems.
from
the
comparable
with
cautious
width
and
to
view
home
and
surface
Allow
drive
in
gusty
mountain
care.
Observe
or
descending
or
undue
grades.
speed,
temperatures
train
extreme
the
vehicle
of
branches
park.
Avoid
Always
bridges.
with
equipped
Some
system,
installation
with a lap
secure,
to
the
when
of
to
the
extra
at a moderate
Engine
and
through
and/or
the
feel
driver's
position
maneuvering
the
vehicle.
change
road
is
heavier
harder
area,
distances
wind
conditions.
roads
range.
engine
relieve
be
sure
and
belt
the
use
a different
contact
for
olthe
seat,
to
driving
of
the
lanes.
behind.
than a car,
to
stop.
it
is
more
is
not
proper
hills
and
Downshift
loads.
braking
some
can
to
read
use
that
that
has
adjust-
your
help.
controls
you
will
your
motor
Always
Learn
Also,
easily
for
pass-
speed,
difficult
vehicle
always
Down-
power
of
the
put
ex-
to
on
components -especially
heat
conditions
air
conditioner
you
to
cooling.
your
motor
or
other
low
check
This
the
overhead
with a roof
antenna.
tunnels
home.
overhangs
overhead
may
Before
prohibit
Check
obstructions
when
clear-
be
particu-
vents
open
air
condi-
leaving
motor
When
poles
motor
parking
in
parking,
and
or
the
direction
set
parking
home
parallel
obstructions
swing
on
an
incline,
of
the
always
the
shift
parking
to a curb,
as
the
wider
turn
roll
to
the
brake,
be
sure
front
and
rear
than
an
automobile.
the
front
wheel
aid
the
parking
transmission
if
applicable.
to
allow
portions
into
the
brake.
to
PARK
for
of
the
When
curb
When
("P")
WARNING
DO NOT PARK OR IDLE THE MOTOR HOME
OVER COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS SUCH
AS TALL GRASS OR DRIED LEAVES. THIS
IS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT IF THE
EXHAUST SYSTEM HAS NOT BEEN PROP·
ERLY MAINTAINED. COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS MAY CATCH FIRE FROM HOT EXHAUST GASES, SOOT OR SPARKS THAT
COULD ESCAPE THROUGH CORROSION
HOLES OR CRACKS.
If
operating,
unavoidable,
Be
aware
fire
Keep a fire
Avoid
if
bustible
tation
collect
Parking
where
the
parking
as
that
from
the
driving
materials
or
stubble
on
or
idling
there
vehicle.
or
idling
is
often
the
combustible
vehicle's
extinguisher
your
vehicle
such
high
its
hot
exhaust
should
are
no
combustible
your
case
materials
hot
exhaust
handy.
through
as
leaves,
enough
system.
be
done
vehicle
in
recreational
could
system.
or
over
grass,
to
touch,
only
in
materials
off-road
use:
catch
com-
vege-
catch
an
area
under
is
or
FUEL AND FUEL SYSTEMS
See
the
Chassis
Information
optional
as
tions
ent
Fuel
The
the
for
types
Fill
fuel
generator
ohassis.
special
of
filler
Modernfuel
the
tank
as
weather.
this
cause
fire
Under
pressllre
gaSOline
hazard.
Operator's
Package
Is
Consult
cautions
fuels.
cap
is
located
systems
the
gasoline
certain
when
to
spray
for
fuel
designed
the
generator
about
toward
may
build
warms
conditions,
removing
from
Manual
in
the
recommendations.
to
run
on
the
same
operating
maintenance
the
up
vapor
during
sudden
the
.gasoline
the
fill
opening,
rear
olthe
pressure
use
with
release
creating
Owner's
The
fuel
Instruc-
differ-
coach.
within
or
hot
of
cap can
a
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