Fleetwood American Eagle 1994 User guide

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FULL ONE-YEAR 715,000 MILE
WARRANTY
FOR MOTOR HOMES MANUFACTURED BY SUBSIDIARIES OF F~EETWOOD ENTERPRISES, INC.
SOLD
IN THE UNITE[) STATES AND CANADA
". COVERAQE PROVIDED
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Your new motor home, in'cludlng the structure, plumbing, healing and electrical sYl3tems, and all appliances and equipment installed bythe manufacturer,
'. is warranted un1er ~orma( use to be free from manufacturing defects jn material or workmanship. -
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The,warranty exter\ds to, the first retail purchaser and his-transferee{s) _and begin-s on the date of original retail delivery or the dale the motor home is .
first place into service 'as a rental, cornmerciator gemonslrator unit (whichever,occurs first). The warranty extends for a period of one year"from such
date or untillhe unit has received 15,000 total miles of use as determined by the mileage shown on theodometer (whichever occurs first). Written notice
of defects must be 9,iven to the sellingdealeror the man~facturer not later than ten (10) days after'the expiration of the warranty perlodr
OWNER'S OBLIGATIONS
The owner is respqnsible for normal mail1tenance as described in tlie Ow~er's Manual; however, minor adjustments (such as adjustments to the inferior
o( exterior doors, LP regulator pressure, cabinet latches, TV antenna_control; etc.) wil! be performed by the dealer during the first 90 day~ of warranty
coverage. Thereafter, such-adjustments are the responsibility of the owner as normal maintenance unless- require~ as a direct result pf repair orreplace-
ment of a defective pa'rt under this warranty.
If a problem occurs which the owner believes is covered by this warranty, the owne(shall pontact the selling dealer~ or othE;l~ authorized dealer, giving
him suffiplent information
10 resolve the matter. The owner shall deliver the motor hOlne to the dealer or manufacturing plant locatlon for warranty service.
DEALER'S o'BLIGATIONS , . .
By agreement with the'manufacturer, the-dealer is obligated to maintain the motor home prior to retail sale, to perform a detailed pred.elivery inspection
and to rfilpalr or replace any parts necessary to correct defects in,materiaror workmanship. t _, __, .
. WHEN THE DEALER DOES NOTRESOLVE THE PROBLEM
, II the dealer is unable or unwilling to resolve aproblem which the_9wner IS convinced is covered by' the warranty, he should contact the manufactur,ing
planl at the address listed
~elow and provide the manulacturer with a description in writing, of the problem and attempts made to resolve)!.
MANUFACTURING PLANT OBLIGATIONS . .
" Upon receipt of notice of a claim, where the dealer was unabl_~ or unWilling to-resolve the problem, the manufacturing plant will repair or replace any
parts necessary to correct delects in material or workmanship, or will take other appropriate.action as may be requlred,- -
WHEN THE MANUFACTURING PLANT DOES NOT RESOLVE THE PROBLEM
If the r.epresentatives of the ma'nufacturing plant are unable to resolvE;( the problem and,the owner Is convinced that it is cove,red-by this'warranty, the
-owner should call the toll-free number listed below to describe th~ problem and the attempts_, made to resolye it. _. .
WI-\AT IS NOT COVERED BY THE EXPRESS WARRANTY
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: f
1. THE AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEM (INCLUDING THE CHASSIS AND DRIVE TRAIN), TIRES AND BATTERIES, WHICH ARE COVERED BY THE
SEPARATE_WARRANTIES OF THE RESPECTIVE MANUFACTURERS OF THESE COIy1PONENTS .
.2. DEFECTS CAUSED BY OR RELATED TO;
A. A~USE, MISUSE, NEGLIGENCE, OR ACCIDENt; '" ,
B. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL;
C. ALTERATION OR MODIFICATION OF THE MOTOR HOME;
O. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS (SALT, HAIL. C~EMICALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE; ETC.)
!: ~g=~~l ~;T~~~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~E:,E;0g~~~~I~~~~~CB~~~~S~~,F 01~~~I~~C:~~L~:~C;~~~~~~~AR' ETC.
5. MOTOR HOMES ON WHICH THI;:. ODOMETER READING HAS BEEN ALTERED.
6.
TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM DEALER OR MANUFACTURING PLANT LOCATION, LOSS OF TIME, INCONVENIENCE, COMMERCIAL
LOSS, LOS_S OF USE, TOWING CHARGES, BUS FARES, VEHICLE RENTAL, INCIDENTAL CHARGES SUCH AS TELEPHONE CALLS OR
HOTEL BILLS, OR OtHERjNCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. -- - -.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALlQW THE EXCLUSION_ OR LIMITATION OF INCID~NT AL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE;S, SO THE ABOVE
LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION
MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. '
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,'tHIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.
THE MANUFACTURERISNOTRESPONSIBLE FORANV UNDERTAKING, REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY MADE BY ANY DEALER OR OTHER PERSON BEVONDTHOSE
EXPRE;::SSLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTV, i"
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Brand Name: _____________ -c- __
FOR SERVICE ASSISTANCE:
FIE!etwood Parts & Service
P.O. Box 5700
Riverside, CA 92507
(800) 854·4755
Fleetwood Parts & Service
P.O. Box 1007
Decalur, IN 46733.
[phone]
Model: _____ c-_~-~~
Serial No. ____ ~ __
Fleetwood Pans & SeNiee
.p.o. Box 106
Paxinos, PA 17860
(800) 854·4755
CORORA,E HEADQUARTERS:
-Motor Home Division
Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.
P.O. Box 7638
Riverside, CA 92513·7638
(800) 854·4755

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IMPORTANT NOTICE -'
Ourforest product suppliers have advi~ed-that urea-formaldehyde is used
intheproductiono/particleboard,
h~rdwood plywo(Jd o(panelingwhichthey
supply us and which we utilize in ourfinished product-These suppliers have
requested that We communicate this to'our customers. ,
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Foryourinformation, we are, reproducing samples of statements.which have
,been provided to us by our suppliers. ' '
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, WARNING: THIS PRODUCT IS MANUFACTURED WITH UREAc
,FORMALDEHYDE RESIN. FORMALDEHYDE VAPOR MAY IN SOME·
.PEOPLE CAUSE HEADACt-lES;EYE, NOSE AND THROAT IRRITATION,
. AND AGGRAVATION OF ALLEROJES AND RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS,
, SUCH AS 'ASTHMA. PROPER VENTILATION SHOULD REDUCE
iHE
RISK OF SUCH PROBLEMS.
- Chfi-mpion )nternational Corporation
.' WARNING: IRRIT,Li,NT: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A UREA-FORMAL-
DEHYDE RESIN AND MAY RELEASE FORMALDEHYDE VAPORS IN
LOW CONCENTRATIONS. FORMALDEHYDE CAN BE IRRITATING TO
THE EYES AND UPPER RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF ESPECIALLY
SUSCEPTIBLE PERSONS SUCH AS THOSE WITH ALLERGIES OR
RESPIRATORY AILMENTS. USE WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION. IF
• I SYMPTOMSDEVELOP, CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
Gjeorgia-Pacific Corporation
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT IS MANUFACTURED WITH A UREA-
FORMALDEHYDE RESIN AND WILL RELEASE SMALL QUANilTIES OF
FORMALDEHYDE.FORMALDEHYDELEVELS IN THE INDOORAIRCAN
'CAUSETEMPORARY EYE AND RESPIRATORY IRRITATION, AND
MAY'
AGGRAVATE RESPIRATORY 90NDITIONS OR ALLERGIES. VENTILA-
TION WILL .REDUCE INDOOR FORMALDEHYDE,LEVELS.
Weyerhaeuser Company _.
, Ventilation is important in maintaining acomfprtable,environment and we
direct your attention to the discussion of ventilation contained in
yo·ur,
Owner's Manual. '

SAFETY REGULATIONS REGAROINGLP GAS
SYSTEMS'ANDlP GAS APPLIANCES"
The ma"nufacfurer of thJ:;:> recreation~1 vehIcle is required to furnish the following c.onsumer information asprovided by
- the N~tional Fjre Protection Association and the American National Standards Jnstitule. l"he information and warnings --
, _found here may also be fo~ndin otherchapters of this Owner~ Manual. Pleasesee c_hapters titled "LP GAS SYSTEM" --
_and r'AP,PLlANCES" for other satety,~nd operating information. ' -
i " WARNING"
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,·LP GAS CONTAINERS SHALLNOT BE pLACED OR STORED INSIDE THE V6HICLE, LP GASCONTAINERSARE,
EQUIPPED WITH SAFETY DEVICESWHICH RELIEVE EXCESSIVE PRESSURE BYDISCHARGiNG GAS TO
THE'
ATMOSPHERE. ,,'.' ' , "" ,
WARNING , "
ITJS NOT SAFE TO USE COOKING APPLIA/,!CES FOR COMFORTHEAl;ING, COOKING APP~IANCES NEED
FRESH AIRFOfl SAFE OPERATION. BEFORE OPERATlqN:,) : ", '~' '_ , , '
1 :OPEN OVER,HEAD VENT GR TURN ON EXHAUST FAN, AND
_2. OPEN WINDOW"
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THIS WARNING LABEL HAS BEEN LO€ATEDIN THE COOKING AREA TO REMIND.you TO PROVjDE AN
ADEQUATE SUPPLYOF FRESH AIR FOR COMBUSTION.
UN'L1KE HOMES,THEAMOUNTOFOXYGEN SUPPLY
~SH~~6~~I~~E :~pI~~~I~Is~~il~EA~~~~~~~~~; VJr~i~H¢~~~~~PI~~~~~~~ik~~Y~~~~~i~%~
THAT COOKING APPLIANCESNOTBEUSE;D FOR COMFORT HE,ATINGAS THE DANGER OF ASIjHYXIATION .
IS GREATER WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS.USED FOR LONG'PERIODS OF TIME. •
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WARN'ING
PORTABLE FUEL.BUFii-UNG EQUIPMEf-IT, INCLUDINGWOOD ANDCHARCOALGRILL&AND STOVES, SHALL
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NOIBE 'USED INSIbE THIS RECREATIONAlVEHICLE. THE USE OF THIS EQl!I~MENtINSIDE THE RECREA-
TIONA1. VEHICLE MAY CAUSE
FIRESOR ASPHYXIATION. , .. '
WARNING
00 NOT BRING OR STORE LP GAS CONTAINERS, GASOLINE, OR OTfiER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS IN$IDETHE ,
VEHICLE BECAUSE A FIRE OR EXPLOSION
MAY RESULT. .-
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. Awarninglabelhas been located~earthe LPgas'container. Thislabel reads: 00 NOTFILECONTA1NER(S),TOMORE
THAN 80PERGENTOF CAPACITY.' , , . '. , ' . ,,'
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Overf.imng the LP gas conlain~r can result in uncontrolled gC!.s flow Which can cause firs.or exploSion.,A properly 1iIIep
~ntainer wiH C<?ntain approximately SO percenf of jls '~o!urrie as liquid Lf gas. .
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The following label has been placed in the vehicle near the range:
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IF YOU SMELL GAS:,
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,1.' Extinguish any open flamE!s, pilot lights and all smoking materials.
--2. D9 not touch e;lectrical sWitc-hes.
3. Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve(s} or gas supply connection.
4 .. 0pen doors 'and o)her ventilating' openings. ,-' "
- 5. Leave the-area uritil opor clears.
6, HavG_t_he gassyst~rri-checked and h?akage source-corrected before using again.
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compartments have been equipped ~ith a protective cover. Make sure that regulatoryent faces downward and the cover
is kept in place t.o minimize vent blockage which could result in excessive 'gas pres'su-re' causing fire or e.2'plosion.

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1· INTRODUCTION
.Warranties .......................................:................,....... ': ..........\.......... 1-3
Reporting Safety Defects..................................:...... ~ ..................... 1-5
.' Owner's Inf9nnation Package..........:...........................:.................. 1-5
.Chassis & Vehicle Identification............ ~ .................;.......:..... ~ ....... 1-6 '.
". 2 AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
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Driver's Check at Start-Up................................;.........................: .. 2-1
System Components .:: ..........•.........; ... :.............;................... :.: ...... 2-3
Air Compressor ....................................................... :.: ................ 2-3
Air Tanks .................................:.........;.................................:....... 2-3
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'1' .ryer ....:..............................................................:.............: ... - '.,
Brake PedaL .....:.....................................,.............:..........•......:.... 2-3
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Spring Brakes ............................................................................. 2-4.
Check Valves & Gauges ...............................................:............ 2-4
P((rking Brake..........................·................. :; .................................. 2-4
Using AirBrakes ......: ... ,............... ~ .... 'L ............................ :.: ... : ........ 2-6
Stopping Distance .............:........·....:........,...............:........,...... :.2-6
Braking On Downgrades..................................:......:..........."..... '2-6
AIRCONDITIONER(S)
AIR SUSPENSION SYSTEM
APPLIANCES
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SEMI-AUTOMATICLEVEtiNG SYSTEM·
LeveiingProcedure ......................................:.;.............:.............6-2
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J,:<:mergency RetractingProcedure .................,.....................: .. ,.... 9-4·
7 CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Carbon Monoxide Detector ...............................:....:...........n ......... 7-2
8 .' DRIVER'SCONTROLS
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Engme Temperature Gauges ......................................................8'-2
Cruise Control Operation -Panel Mounted ............................ 8":'2 ..
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DRIVING &VEHICLE CONTROL
'. Engine & Transmission..... :, ................................:.......................(... 9-=-1
Driving On Downgrades ......."..............:....................:......, .. :.......... 9-3 .'
_. Using5he Engine T9 Slow The Motor Home .............:......,.......... 9-3
. '. Gear Presele.ction .........;.;;."............·................. ;; .. ,...................../... 9.,..3
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Mirror~& Parking: ....:......... ': ... ;, ..........n •••••• ::,,( •••• : ••• , .......... : •••• ;.: ••• ,. 9-4
. General DrlvingTips .............. :: .....................:............. :.: ......: .. :."...9-Jj
.. 10 ELECTRICAL'SYSTEM -" CHA~SIS
Chassis-Bulbs 8i Fuses .................... ~ ......................:.......:...:....,.... lb-l
( 11 'ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ~COACH 12- & 120-V'O'-;T
12-VoltSystem .............,..................;......,.......................:............. 11:..1 .
cHattery Disconnect............:.......
.- ..........................:.,.;.... ~ .......•......•. 11-1
BatteryInspection & Care
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. Battei:y Charging
... :..............: .. :..... ~ .................................:............ 11-3
SolarPaneL....... ·: .....:...............:... ~.: ......,................: .. :....·.........· ......... 11,4 _ .
Selecting A
Replacem~llt Battery .. ".........:.........................:.........11-4
120-VoltSysteni
.• :....................:...........................:...................., .. 11-4
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. Po~erCord Hool<cUp :....................................... ;; ........................ 11-5
Power Converter ......:.......................................: .. :....,.: .. :.............. 11-6
Power Inveiter ., ........................., ...... ,..............:.............·......... .-.:: .. ·.11-6
Ground Fault Interrupter..............
:.: ..... ::: .. ·: ..................: .. ,... :: ... :... 11:..7
.. 'Coach Fuses & Circuit Breakers .....:................ :: ........ :., .............. 11-8:
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WIRING
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13 EMERGENCY TOWING
14 ENGINE ACCESS
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, Normal Starting Procedure ................;...........:............................. 15-1
NormalShut-Down Procedure .. :..............:................................... 15-,.-3.
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16 ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMENT
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Video Cassette R~c~rdet ........................:..................:..........:....; .. 16".1
. TV Anterma ......................;................ '.~,' .........'................................16-1
TV & Radio Intelierence..........................'................... :; .............. 16:....2
17, ENTRY ASSlST HANDLE
-18 ENTRY DOORS &. SCREENS
19 . ENTRY STEP
20 EXHAUST SYSTEM HEAT
21 .. EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE.
Exterior Finish ..................................;..........................................21-1
Stains' ....;......:....................;.;......,..................
;; .. ;.......................... 21..,.2
Windows, Doors, Vents & Locks.:............. ·; .........-......................... 21-2
, Rubber Roof System ............................................'........................ 21-3
-Cleaning .....c ................................... .'.•.•..•.: ••. ,' ..•...•.•.....••......•.••. 21-3
Care :." ......•.......... LO ........ , .......................................... : ............... 21-3
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SealantRenewal.:......................................................................... 21-4
, Door, Window, Roof & Molding Ryse~ling ................................. 21-4
, StainlessSteel B~mpers ................;. .- .. ;........." .. :........................... 21-5
Aluminum Wheels .........:................_............. ;-; .....; .. ;; .. H.: ..........: ... 21-6
~ Maintenance Checklist ............'.......................................:............ 21-7
22 -FIRE SAFETY
Fire Safety Precautions ....................................................:......:.... 22:...t
Smoke Detector-....... :: ................................:....,....... ;.: ................. ;.22-3
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FRESH
WATER SYSTEM'
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. City Water Cofrnection .. :~ ............................;................................. ~4-1 '
Filling The Water Tank .................. ~ .. ;........, .. ;....;.......................:.24-02
. Water Pump :.:.,
.. i•••• ~ ........... :.;; ........... ,;: •• ~; ............. •••: ...... ~~ •• :: •• : ... 24-3·
Water Filter;.t.' ........ I ... : ..... t'.- ••• , •• ........; .............. : .......... :...,......,,, ••••••• 24-4
,TroubleshuotingThe-Fresh Water System ... : ... ;...........l ........... ;; .. 24-05 '
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Leak:s ..........:............ '; .....................:....:.....;.......•...,:...........;.......... 24-5
,Sanitizing the FreshWater System ............:.....".:...............:......... 24c--6
/ ExtetiorShower..........:............\..............: .. ;; ..... ~ ....:........;.......(.....2477
Water
Filter~y~tem ...... ~: .....;..................:................ ~ ...............:.... 24-8·
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25/ FUEL &FUEL SYSTEM
FuelFill ... ;.....:.................... .': ... ;; ....:........ :.-.; ... .- ..................c ...... : ..... 25-1
Fuel Recommendations.....
:.; ......................- .. :....... ;.;'.; ..........;........ 25-2
26 'FURNACE /
'- FurmlceFilterReplacement .. ;.................................... .- .. :: ........:....26-1
27.GENERATOR
, .. 'GeneratorFuel S~pply: ........, .. :................ :: ... ;.... ;:: .......................2T:-l .
Geherator Operation ::,~ ......................:..............:.......;..............: .. :27-1:-
Generator Operating Safety Precautipns.........:................:;.:."..... 27.::..3
Generator Cooling System ........................................................; .. 27-5
.... _Generator Maintenam:e-.:.............; ... :;: .. ;.......•: .. :. ;:;;" .. ;; .........., .. :;.27-,5
M;lnual Slide-Out Operation ;.........
;, ... ~ .. ;.: .......:........ :.~: ....;.........27'-7.
.' 28 INTERIOR & FURNISHINGS
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Effects Of Long-Term Occupancy .....;............:............................28-1··
Ventilation & ControllingCondensation..................... .- ................ 28~2
AttachingAccessories to YourM~torHome .................:............. 28-3 )
Dinette Conversion .....•..,................... :, ...............•... ;; ........;.....:.... 28-4
Sofa/Lounge Conversion ................:...................;....................; ... 28-4
, Folding UoorslDividers .....:...............:.....:.............:...............:..... 28-5
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nten01: Ig tmg .............. ;; ........ \,. ........:................................... ;.. -
Overhead Vents ..........: ... : .. :•........ ;; ......,.....:.... :: .................. ., ......... 28-5
Folding Chairs.~ ..................:................;.........................:............. 28~6
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. SunVisors .........:...................................................................:....... 28-6
Mini,--Blinds ...................,.............................,.............................:.28-,6
. DaylNight S~ades ..................................:............................: ... :.... 28-6
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INTERIOR MAINTENANCE' \ .
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· Upholstery & Drapes .................................,...........................;.....29-1
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Cutting Block ......... ·.......: ..... ;................:........................,................29-1
Counter Tops........................................".........: .... :..........................29-1
Corian®To]J Care ...:...............:..............., ... "......... :: ....:............ 29-1
LaminateTop Ca,.e............ ~ .................................:..................... 29-2
· Walli& Ceiling Panels .............;.......,........................................... 29-2
Fiberglass Bathtub.& Shower Stall.........;...........;..................:..... 29.c.2
Floors & Carpeting .......,..............................:........... :: .......,......; ... 29-2
Tile and Marble Care .....................................................:.............. 29-2
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LP GAS SYSTEM
LP Gas SafetyPrecautions.......-........:.....................,............,........3G-2 ..
SystemComponents ......:..............•............•... ~ ....;........,......i......... 30-4
Hoses ................:....:..............................:.................................. 30-4
LP Gas Regulator;........................,....................................;....... 30-5
Using LP Gas At Low Temperatures........:......................:...........30--5
Filling LP Gas Tanks .............................. :., ......................... ~ ........ 30-7
LP Gas System Leak Checks;...."..............................:.................30--8
LP Leak Detector.... :: ......:.....................,........,............................. 30-9
Lighting LP(Jas Appliances .. :~ .......................,....................i ..... 30-11 ..
31 MAINTENANCE CHART'
32' MISCELLANEOUSAPPLIANCES
33 .MONITOR PANEL .
34 .MOTOR HOME LOADING
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·Carrying Capacity ............................................:.................·.......... 34-2
· Loading Tips .................................:........;....;.......................:.......:.34-3
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Determining And Distributing YourMotor Home Load .. ,........... 34-4
Weighing Your Loaded MotorHome.............;.............................. 34-5 .
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35 RANGE.
36 RANGE HOOD'
37 REAR VIEW AUDIONIDEO MoNITOR
,38 REFRIGERATOR
Thre~-Way ;AutomatiC Refriger[lt()r ......... :~ ......... ,: .....:..............; .. 38-1-·
39 ..... SEATS AND ,SEAT BELTS
, Dii\(er/Passenge~ Seats ........;........;.............. :.~ .....;........;............. 39~ l'
Se[lt Be1ts .. ~~ .. :... :: ..... ;-:, ..........;......................:....'............... :· ...: ....•.. :39-1
Child Restraint ...•..............;.......
~ .........•;.........., .. :................... ~ .....39-,2
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40.. SJ;RVICE-
41 STORAGE -"
Exterior Compartments ............:......................:....... .::. ................41-1
Interior Storage ...............
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42' ·STORING THE MOTOR HOME .-_
-StorageChecklists..............:..............:....:............:....,...........:.......42-1
-Short-TermStorage...:......_.................................... ,: ..................:.... 42-1
Long·TermStorage ....:.......................................... ;; .. ;.....,.........; .. 42-3
_'Reactivating The Motor Home After Storage.....;.....................: .. 42'-4 --
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43 TIRES-
Tiry Inflation ., .. I .•••••••• ~ ••• , ......... ; ... ::.: .......... ;: ••••••••• ; ........... : ............ 43-1
TIre Replacement...........;................:....... :: .. - .. ,..... ;;: ......................43'-1 "
If You Get AFlat Tire .......:............................ :: ................. ;; .........43 .... 2
ChangingA FlatTire
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-44 TOWING A VEHICLE
45 TRANSMISSION OPERATION_
-Allison MD3060 Transmission ................;......;.... ;: ..........,...........45·1
46 WASTE WATER SYSTEM _ '
Toilet .....:.............,..............:..............:......................................... ;;46"'-1
Draining The Holding Tanks ....................:......................: .. :.; ......46-1-
HOlding Tank Care...........: .. .- ......................................................;;46-3
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48 ~WINDOWS
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Emergency-ExitWindow .................;................:.......................: .. 48-1
Power Windows ................'.....,............... :' ...................;.................48-1
Side SliderWindows .................................................................. :.48-2 '
StormWindows ...............:......................................................:..... 48-2
49 'WINTEHIZATION'
WaterSystemWinterizing ............:.............................................. 49-1
.50 .. ' SpECIFICATIONS ,
Lamps & Bulbs ..........................................:............................. :.;· .. 50-1
Fuses & Circuit Breakers.................... ;; .........:............................:.50-2,
120-Volt Circuits ......................................... :- ..............,............. 50-2
12-Volt Circuits .......................................:.........:...................... 50-2
'- ChassisFuses......................:.........: .. ~ ....................................... 50"2'
Tank Capacities ...........,...............................................................:50"3
Exterior Sealant Recommendations .....................;........................ 50-3 '
Replacement Filters ..............:
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INTRQDUCTION Page 1
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Welc0l\leto the RYlife-styleandthegi'owingfamilyofmotol'homeowners.
'. We sincerely thank you for choosing a Fleetwood motor home!
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Yourmotor home has,been designed to provide you ~ith years of carefree,
pl~asan~travelihg and vacationing.YourmotorIiomehas,been buntto meet or '.
, ex¢eed minimum requirements for plumbing, heating, dectrical, fire safety
. and vehicle systems. These minimumrequil'ements
are~containe.d within the
Amerlcan National Standards Institute A119.2 Standard on Recreational
VehiCles, theCanadianStandardsAssociationZ- 24() Standard OIl Recreational
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Vehicles, the United States Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, the'
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CanadianMotorVehicleSafetyRegUlations, theUnited StatesEnvironmental
ProtectionAgencYStandarcis, and the California Air ResoUl'ces Board Stan-
dards. Compliance with ANSI and CSA standards is indicated by the seal
.' attached just outside the entry .doot. C@mpliance with. the ,Federal Motor'
-VehicleSafety Standards or the Canada MotorVehicle Safety Regulations is
indicated by the vehicle certificationlabel attached to yourl)lotOl' home.
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Like alHinely crafted equipment, your' motor home will require care and
regular maintenanceinorderto delivermaximum va~ue andperformance. The
. dealerwillgive you.basiyoperatingand maintenance instructions; however,
supplement this by reading all instructional material furnished with the
motor home inthe Owner's InformatiOlfPackage and Chassis Operator's
Manual. This. inf6rmation outlines important areas of maintenance and
providesamaintenancescheduleforyoutofollowfor safe, troublefree
servic,;e .
from your motorh6me.\Study these instructions carefully before you operate
the motor home for.the first time. A good workingkl!oWledge
6fyourmotor
home and how to care for it will help you enjoy lllany miles and years of
.recreationalli ving.F ailure t%llowthe. operatiligandmaintenanceinstruc ..
tionsand requirementsCouldresultinpers01lalinjury, damag~ toihemotor .
home
and will cause a losS. o/warranty coverage.
NOTE: Thi;'manualdescribes many features of your motqr
home and includes instructions for,itssafe use. This manual,
includingphotographsandillustrations,is
of a genwal nature
only. Some equipment
and features described or shQwn in
this.manual may be optional. Because o(thecontinuQus
program of product improvement condu9tedby Fleetwood,-
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it is- possible that recent product _cf1anges may -not be
.includec( Th~in~tructio,!s includl;Jq in thismanualareintepded
qS a guide, and in no Way extend the responsibilitiesofthe
. ,manufacturing subsidiary,parent companyor affiliatesbeyond
.' 'thesta,!dard wriUe~ warranty as p(I;Jsente~ in this manual .-'
i In this manuE1l, Btatel11fmts preceded by the following wo·rds
'are-of special significance:- -'.. , .
.. ".- "WARNINCf'means that there (sthe pp;sibflityofpersonai
injury to YQurself and others. -
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.-. "CAUTION"meansthat therels the posslbilityofdamage to
the VI;Jhicle. - ,.
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.~.. "NOTE" indicates points ofparticularintenJst for more /
efticiiant
and convenient operation., '
Please pay Clos€!atiention to these statements '(Vhile you
'. read this manua,li-- '-
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f NOTE.: 'r/?isproduct is designed for recreational use 'and
short term occupancy only.1tis not d?signed or intendl:ld to
be
usedas.permanenthousing .. ,Use ofthisproduct forlong
term - or' perfTlanentoccupancy_may lead, to premature,
deterioration -of interiorfiryishes, fabrics, carpetin.g, drapes, '
and appliances and fixtu~es. DE!l11agI;J ot' detc:rior.ation due to
, long.terrr occupanyy is not considered normal; and will
.
under theterms9(the warr{;jntyconstitute misuse, abuse, or
' .. i _ neglect,'therebyreducing your wwranty protection, Before
cO[1sideringthis motor home fOr long t~rm occupancy,Consult
the relevant sections in-this manual.'
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/fyou have any questionsregardingoperation, maintenance,
'or service" please. contact your dealer immediately. -Your
dealer's $ervicljior sales DepartrY}entwillhahdle any norma( "
, problemswhic/)
might occur. - .. ,'. -. -' '~',"
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WARRANTIES
.- ~ .YourJnotor hOple is covered bione ofthemosfcomprehensive wananty'
programs inthe~RV inciustly.Please refer to the warranty in the front of th1s
manual. It explains' your rights and obligations, as well as the rightsand
obligations of the dealer and manufa~turer. Please read this se~tion carefully. .
Xou willbebetter iQformed in caseyou have a warranty-related prob1em,~nd
your dealer will b~ better able to get you on the road again. ,Ifyou have any
questions abo,ut the wan;anty or\yhat itdoes)or does not coY~r,yl\ase contact
. ' your dealer. . _ . .,. -. ..... ....
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The.maierials .in your Owner's Inforntation Package contain warra!1ty
'ipformatiou and operating and maintenance. instructions
for the various
. appliances and comp0l)enis in your motor home: Warrantyregistration cards
for theseitdmsshouldbefilledoutandmai1edas
soon as vossib1e afteryoutake
,delivery of
YOllf motor home. If YO).! donot have operatinginstructions fora .
.
-' particular appliance, contactyourdealer. . -
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You will automatically receive an Ownercare Card approximately 3-4
weeks after delivery of your new motorhome. This plasti·c Qard is imprinted
'with yourname, the motorhomeFleetwoodIdenti fic atibnNumber(F.I.N.) and
themanufacturirig subsjdimylocation. Ifyour motor .home ever needs war-
J;, ._ , _ __ ._
ranty service, present this ciu·.d ~o the dealer.
The motor.home has been thoroughly inspected Qefore shipment. Your
dealer isrespollsibleforperforming a ~omplete Iiredelivery inspection of the .
ch!lssi~ and alL motor hom,? coJtlponents as specified in the predelivery
checkIistssuppliedoyJhemotorhome
and chassismanl)facturers. YO\i should ..
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receive a copy of these completedchecklists from your clealer when yqur .
m()tor home is delivered to you.
As apart ofthe predelivety inspection procedul'e, the dealer is responsible
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, for roadtestingthe motorhome, notingandcorrectingany front endalignment
problems before deliverY
.. Fleetwood and it's subsidiaries will not be
resp01lsiblefor front end alignmentafterthispredelivery inspection is done.
Front end alignments are performed on each vepide as a final production
procedure.
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IN1"RODUCTION'
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,You should return your motor home, to the selling dealer fof. warranty
service. Irthis
i~ notpossible, youmaycontaotanypthetauthorizedFleetwood
jnotorhpm~ dealer. The se~vice d(!p~rtment' at the manufacturing pl;mt can" "
,help you find a dealer iIlYOUf area. " ~
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"-, ' If,Jdr~ some rias~n,a p~obiem i~ ndt.handled to your satisfaction:
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, 1. Discuss any w.arranty-related problems clirectly with the man- ---
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-agerand/orownerofthedealership,givingthem an opportunity
tCLhelp the service ~epartment resolve the matter for_you. -
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2, If aproplem~arises th~t has' not been~esolved to yoursatisfac-
tion by yourlocal dealer, cOl1tact the lna~u(acturing silb1>idiary
,service facility, The locations are listed in this manual. Please
contact the one nearest you. J -
3. We sincerelybelievethatyourdealer imd thefactory r~presen- -
" - tative wilJ be able H),solveany problem which might arise. If -"
their com6inedefforts are not satisfactory, please s~nda letter -
,describing the circumstances tq:
Motor Home Consumer Affairs ",
. I', . , •
, Fleetwood Enterprises,Inc. '
P.O. Box 7638
Riverside, CA_~)Z5i3~7638
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,- Please include the br,and name andFleetwood Identificatioil
Number (ELN.)
of yourmotorhome. The F.I.N:islocated on
the {dentificatipn t~g nex(totlie entry door .or on theexterior
lernront side oj the motor home. "
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4. If, you wish to call for,_ assistance, please use this toll-free
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:"telephorie numbec. -, '
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REPORTING SAFETYDEFECTS
!Ifyou believe thtityour vehicle has a defect which could cal\se a crash or
-could causeinjmy or delfth, you should immediately inform the National
HighwayTraffic SafetyAdministration (NHTSA) in additionto notifyi
l1
g the
Flt;:etwo()d Enterprises ConsumeI' Affairs Department. -
IfNHTSA receives similarcomplaints, itmay open an investigation, and if
-- it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order arecall
and remedy
camp~ign; NHTSA cannotbecome involved in individual prob-
lems between you,
your dealer or FleetwOod's manufacturing subsidhllY -
To contactNHTSA,you may eithercalltheAuto SafetyHotline toll-free at
1-800-424-9393 (or366-0123 in Washington, D;C.) or write
to:
NHT~A
U.S. Pepartmentof Transportation
Washington, DC 20590.
You, canalso obtain othe1)nfcH;mation about motor vehicle safety from the
NHTSAHotline. - -
OWNER'S INFORMATION PACKAGE
This package contains valuable documents about your motor home and its
equipment
al1.d systems. Since this Owner's Manual does not cover every
possible detail
of equipment and options installed on orin your motor home,
there arebookletsand instructional material in the package thatwill help you
-safely operate, maintain and troubleshootthose items. _ - -
Be sure you read all this information and understand the safety and
operating instructions included in the package. Additionally, you must
follow all maintenance instructions
to insurefull warranty coverage.
, ,
- If you ever decidelo sell or trade yourmotor home,besure the new owner
gets all the material in this package.
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CHASSIS AND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
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Tw(} numbers are used toidentify.thevehicle a~d components used on the
vehicle. TheV.I.N. orVeh\cleIqentificationNumberis the legalidentifioahqn
offhecompletedvehicle.
The Y.I.N.ist/le numberused bythestatefor vehicle
regisJration-. TheV.Ur. is found onthe federal CertificationTag locatedonthe
kft interior sidewall of the motorho1,11e driver compartlllent. Refer to this
number whe\lorderil)g parts or servicefrom the chassis dealer servicecenter.
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. The Fleetwoodldentification l'f umber (ELN.) is found on the.Fleetwood
MotorHomes tag to the left of the main entry.door or.ontheexteri6rleftfront
-side of the motor hom~. Use this F:I.N.Whenorderi~g parfs th~ough your
Fleetwooddealer or
Servic~ Center; .
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FEDER~L CERTIFICATION TAG
MANUfACTURED ay: -.
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INCOMPLETE VEHICLE MfD. BY:
PATE Of,INC.VEH: MfR:'
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GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATE:
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GAWR fRONT
WiTH: RIMS
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TIRES AT: PSI COLD SINGLE
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GAWR INTERME)jIATE ' -
WITH:
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RIMS·
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TIRESAT:
PSI COLD SINGLE
GAWR fRONT
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RIMS
TIREs AT: psi COLD SINGLE
This vehicle conforms to all applicable federal Motor Vehicle
• Safety Standards in effect in:.
VEH. IDE NT. NO.:
TYPE VEHICLE: MULTI-PURPOSE PASSENGERVEHICUE
The fires on this unit may be different from those
shown,?bove. Check tire'sidewalls for maximum
inflation pressures.
Replac~rr)ent tires must be rated not less th~n the
axle capacity (GAWR).
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MOTOR HOMES
OF INC.
PLANAPPROVAL NO .. '
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'MFD.ID. NO. MODEL
DATEOP MotH. MO: ,_ YR:
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ocated to the left of the main entry
door
or on exteriorleft front side of the
motor
home: .
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F.I.N,. (Fleetwood IdentificationNumber)
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VJ.N. (VehicleIdentification Number) . !
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,~ocaied on the./eft interiorsidewail of tlie
, motor home driver compartment. . ,-
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