Fleetwood 1978 Jamboree Rallye Bedienungsanleitung

Welcome

the

recreational-vehicle lifestylel This manual describes

the

many features

your

re-

creational vehicle and

gives

a few simple steps relating

use or maintenance.

Use

these suggest-

ions

help assure

your

family

years of carefree, pleasant traveling,

vacationing.

Your dealer's Service or Sales Department will promptly handle any normal problem which might

occur. Customer service

utmost importance

your dealer and

just as important

the

manufacturer.

If, for some unusual reason, a problem

not

handled

your satisfaction,

make

the

following

suggestions:

1. Discuss any warranty-related problems directly with

the

General Manager

the

Owner of

the

dealership, giving him an opportunity

help his service

department

resolve

the

matter for you.

2. Should a problem arise

that

cannot be resolved

your satisfaction by

your

local

dealer, contract

the

factory representative. The back cover

this manual has a fact-

ory

listing. Please contact

the

one nearest you.

3. The above steps are suggested because of our sincere belief

that

your dealer

and

the

factory representative will satisfactorily handle any problem which might arise. Should

you find

their

combined efforts have

not

done so, please send a letter describing

the

circumstances

Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 7638, Riverside, California

92513. Please include

the

brand name and serial number of your vehicle.

Thank you

for

choosing

our

product. Your Dealer and we,

the

Manufacturer, will continually

strive

merit your confidence.

FOREWORD

This manual describes

the

various design features and operating procedures

your

motor

home

aid you

understanding its capabilities.

Like all fine equipment, your motor home will require care and regular maintenance

or-

der

retain its maximum performance characteristics. This manual, along with

the

Chassis

Operator's Manual and

the

information from

other

component

manufacturers provided for

your

use, defines

the

important areas

maintenance you will want

follow.

The

few

minutes spent reading and understanding these instructions

result

your having a good

working knowledge

the

unit. Knowing how

use your motor home and how

keep it

properly maintained will help you enjoy thousands

miles

motoring pleasure.

Your

motor

home has been designed

conform with

exceed

the

American National

Standards Institute Code A119.2

and/or

State

and Federal

motor

vehicle standards as ap-

plicable, These Standards established

the

plumbing, heating, electrical, and

other

require-

ments

for

quality

and

safety. Compliance with this Standard

indicated

the

seal install-

ed just outside

the

entry

door. This seal

the

outward sign

internal quality.

Should

you

have

any

questions regarding operation, maintenance

service, please

contact

your DEALER immediately so he can be

assistance.

TABLE

CONTENTS

PLANNINGAND

PREPATION

...............................................

VEHICLE

LOAD

CAPACITY -WEIGHING

....................................

READY

LEAVE-

......................................................

Starting and Warmup

..................................................

Safety Belts

.........................................................

ON THE ROAD

.........................................................

Driving

and

Parking

...................................................

Overheating

........•.................................................

Windshield Defrost -

Comfort

Control.

....................................

12-Volt

Fuse

Replacement

..............................................

Changing a Tire

......................................................•

SERVICING

...................•.........•.......•.......................

Motor

Home

Chassis

Operator's Manual

............................•.......

Engine Service

........................................••..............

Battery Service

....•...•..............•...............................

Main Vehicle Battery

...................................•.........••

Optional

Auxiliary

Battery

.......................•..................

Generator Power Plant System Service

......•..............................

PLUMBING

...............•....................•.•..•..............•.....

Fresh

Water

.......•.•......••.•..................•..•••.............•

External Water Supply

.....................•.............•.•.••..••...•

Filling Fresh Water Supply

..................•...•.•.••.........•.•..••••

Troubleshooting Water System

••..................•••........•...........

Waste-Water System

..................•..............................•.

Waste-Water Draining

•..•.•.........•.•.•••.•..•...••.....•..•...•....•

Winterizing The Water System

.....•.•.•.•.••..•.••...•.•...•.•....••••.•.

Do's and Don'ts -

Waste

Tanks

.....................•.........••.•...•..•.

ELECTRICAL

...•........•..........................••..•.•.••...••.••..

115-Volt

System Power Converter (Inside)

...•.••.....

........•..•••.....

12-Volt

System

..•........•....•.....................................

12-Volt

Fuses

.••.•.••.•.•••.•••••.•.•••.••...••••...•...............

Optional

Auxiliary

12-Volt

Battery

.•...•.•.••.•...••••••.•••••.•...•••..•

Auxiliary

Generator Power Plant (optional)

...............•..••...•.•.•....

Roof

Air

Conditioner (optional)

.......•...•..•.•.•......................

Standard

Automotive

Air

Conditioner (optional)

.....•••.•.••••.....•......•

LIQUID

PETROLEUM GAS SYSTEM

........................................

Using

Your

Gas

System at Low Temperatures

...•.••.••.•...•••.•....••.•

Operation

Gas

System

.•.••........•.........•••..•..•............

Filling the Removable

Gas

Tanks

.......•..••.•......•.................

Filling the Chassis-Mounted

Gas

Tank

...•...•.•..•.••..••..............

Gas

System Leak Checks

.........•........•..........•........•.••..

Gas

Appliances

.....•.•.•....••..•...........•.•..•.•.••.•.•.......

Range

Top

Oven

...............................................

Radiant Heater

.•..••••........•.....•••.•..•....................

Forced

Air

Furnace

.........•••...................................

Water Heater

..................•.....••.................•.•.....

Gas/Electric Refrigerator

......•...••••.....••..........•.•......

EQUIPMENT

AND

FURNISHINGS

..........................................

Cabinet Bunk

..................................•....................

Swing-Down Dinette Table

.•...........................................

Pull·Out (Gaucho)

Beds

......•.....

.•.................................

Storage

........................................................•...

CARE

AND

MAINTENANCE

.•.............................................

Interior

Cleaning

.....................................................

Draperies, Cushions and Upholstery Fabrics

............................

Wall Paneling

....•...............................................

Linolium

.......................................................

Carpeting (Optional)

.........•....................................

Fixtures

........................................................

Windows

......................................................•....

Locksets

and

Latches

.................................................

Plumbing

..............•............................................

Condensation

and

Ventilation

...............••..•.......................

Exterior

Care

..................................•.....................

Exterior Metal

and

Trim

.............•....................•........

Roof

..•..............•••....•......•.....................•....

Repairs

........................................................

iii

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r.-

PLANNING

AND

PREPARATION

Plan

your

trip and organize all preparations before you

leave. Proper preparation can be

the

key

getting

the

most enjoyment from

your

motor

home (see Figure 1).

The following suggestions are provided

only

as a guide.

Review them- carefully before starting on your first trip.

Refer

the

list when

trips and make note

items

forgotten

make subsequent trips even more enjoy-

able. Plan your

route

carefully. Consult maps and guide-

books (available

most bookstands and new-

stands)

become aware beforehand

any road

conditions, campsite availablity, and

other

circum-

stances.

SURE ALL EQUIPMENT

SERVICED AND

READY FOR

TRAVEL.

Check

the

following

items.

Check all fluids including:

Motor home engine crankcase oil

Transmission fluid

Power steering fluid

Radiator recovery system reservoir

level

Master cylinder brake fluid

Electrolyte

level

batteries

Windshield washer reservoir level

b. Inspect wheel lugs for tightness. Examine all

tires

for

road damage,

then

inflate

the

pro-

per pressures as recommended in

the

Chassis

Operator's Manual.

using

your

Chassis Op-

perator's Manual,

note

that

tire pressures are

given for cold tires which are

be used un-

der

normal driving and load conditions, and

also

for

unusual operating

load conditions.

c. Check oil level in

the

generator power plant

(if installed). Refer

instructions and main-

tenance manual provided

the

generator

manufacturer

for

other

pre-use service re-

quirements applicable

this equipment.

Check

that

extra

oil and

other

service supplies

are provided for

the

generator power plant if

the

motor

home

be used for extended

periods.

d. Check

that

jack, jack handle, and

lug

wrench

are properly stowed.

e. Check

that

the

115-volt power cord

pro-

perly stowed

compartment.

A power sup-

ply cord

adapter

will be required

some

camping areas.

sure

use adapters which

provide proper electrical ground.

f. Check

that

a serviceable fire extinguisher

secured

the

mounting bracket.

Verify

that

all items you plan

take

are on

board.

NOTE:

sure

the

weight

passengers,

equipment, and supplies does

not

cause

your

motor

home

exceed

axle loads and overall vehicle loads

for which it was designed.

doubt,

weigh

the

vehicle

a pub-

lic scale. See paragraph

"WEIGH

ING". 1

h. Check

that

accessories, such

a plastic sewer

hose with

the

necessary fittings and a water

supply line (such as garden-hose

type

appro-

ved for 125 psi) are on board. (It may be de-

sirable

check ahead with specific campsites

where you plan

stop

for

any

special adap-

ters which may be required.)

i. Fill fresh water

tank,

if required. (Refer

Plumbing Section.)

Check

see

that

drain-line cap

and

holding-tank

knife valve(s) are closed and secured. Add a hold-

ing-tank chemical

a few gallons

water

your

body-waste holding tank. (Refer

Plumbing Sec-

tion.)

Check all stop lights, running lights, and

other

ve-

hicle safety items.

Put

motor

home contents

"travel"

condition.

a. Secure any loose objects which could

shift while traveling.

b. Secure refrigerator

contents

(place lids

on all containers holding liquids, for ex-

ample)

then

secure locking latch on re-

frigerator door.

sure all cabinets have

the

contents

se-

cured and

the

doors latched.

sure

all

exterior

doors

are closed and

locked.

Adust

the

driver's seat

the

most comfortable

position, then adust

the

side-view mirrors for max-

imum visibility.

Fill

the

fuel tank. Your

motor

home

designed

use

only

the

fuel recommended in

the

Chassis Op-

erator's

Manual. WARNING:

ALWAYS EXTINGUISH PILOT LIGHTS AND

OPEN FLAMES

APPLIANCES BEFORE

ING

YOUR GASOLINE TANK(S).

Fill

the

liquid petroleum gas (LPG) fuel tank(s) if

required.

Check for spare fuses

every size used

the

ve-

hicle.

Take

the

time before leaving

become familiar with

the

location and operation

the

instrument

control

panel and

other

items

the

driver

compartment.

Check

all instruments

verify

that

equipment

working.

Dash instrument controls (see Figure 2) include: two-

speed wiper control, windshield washer, lighter, emer-

gency start (optional), three-speed heater/defroster

blower control, heat

level

control, fresh

air

control, de-

froster control, and

the

under-dash air

conditioner

blow-

er/temperature

controls (optional). Also located

the

dash

the

sound system. The cruise

control

(optional)

located on

the

turn

indicator handle.

The

emergency

flasher control

located on

the

right side

the

steering

column. Refer

the

Chassis Operator's Manual

in-

dividual instructions from

equipment

manufacturers for

Water

Heater

Service

7. Water Tank Drain

8. Fresh Water

Tank

Fill

9. City Water Connection

10. Main Fuel Tank Fill

11. 25-Ft. 115-Volt

Power Cord Storage

Compartment

12. Waste Water Connection -Knife Valve (Below)

13. Running Lights

14. Engine Service Door

15. Parking,

Turn

Signal and Emergency Flasher Lights

Running Lights

2. Porch Light

3. Refrigerator Service

4. Lockable Luggage

Compartment

Furnace

Vent

f~~p~

~~-~_~

. -

-~.----.-~

16. Headlights

17. Back-up Lights

18. Tail,

Stop,

Turn and Emergency Flasher Lights

19.

Gas

Compartment

FIGURE 1 TYPICAL MOTOR

HOME

LAYOUT

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