Fleetwood Jamboree 1982 Bedienungsanleitung

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FLEE7WCXJO

1982

owner's manual

INTRODUCTION

Welcome

the

recreational vehicle lifestyle and

the

grow-

ing family

motor

home

owners.

sincerely

thank

you

for choosing

our

product.

Your

motor

home has been designed

provide

you

with

many years of carefree, pleasant traveling and vacationing.

mmIhLsmanuaI describe$

manyJeaWres

of )lour

motor

hOrne

and provides a guide

operating procedures so

that

you

can

obtain

optimum

performance from

those

features. Like

all

finely crafted

equipment,

your

motor

home will require care

and regular maintenance

order

retain its

maximum

performance characteristics. This manual. along

with

the

information provided

your

Owner's Information Kit

outlines

the

important

areas

maintenance and provides a mainten-

ance schedule

that

you

should follow

assure safe, trouble-free

service from

your

motor

home.

Study

these

instructions

care-

fully. A good working knowledge of

your

motor

home

and

how

care

for

it will help

you

enjoy

many

miles

recreational pleasure.

Your

motor

home

has been designed

conform

with,

exceed

the

American National Standards Institute A

119.2,

ANSI/NFPA 501

Canadian CSA

Standard

Z-240

(Canadian-built,

units built for Canada),

and/or

applicable

motor

home

vehicle standards. These standards establish

the

plumbing, heating, electrical, and

other

requirements

for

quality and safety. Compliance with these

standards

indicated by

the

seal

attached

just outside

the

entry

door.

This seal

the

outward

sign of internal quality.

The

motor

home has been

thoroughly

inspected

before

ship-

ment. It

the

duty

your

dealer

inspect

the

motor

home

and

prepare it for

you

during

the

predeliverv phase

the

sale.

will

instruct

you

its basic use; however,

this

should

supplemented

your

reading all instructional material

furnished with

the

motor

home.

If,

after

taking delivery

your

new

motor

home,

you

feel it requires additional

conditioning

adjustment,

please return it

your

dealer

soon as possible.

you

have

any

questions

regarding

operation,

maintenance,

service, please

contact

your

dealer immediately

he can

assist

you.

Your dealer's service

sales

department

will

promptly

handle any normal problem which might

occur.

Customer service

utmost

importance

your

dealer,

as well as

the

manufacturer. If, for some reason, a

problem

not

handled

your

satisfaction, we make

the

following suggestions:

Discuss

any

warranty-related problems

directly

with

the

General Manager or

the

Owner of

the

dealership,

giving

him an

opportunity

help his service depart-

ment

resolve

the

matter

for you.

Should

problem

arise

that

cannot

be resolved

your

satisfaction by

your

local dealer,

contact

the

factory

service supervisor. The back page

this

manual has a

factory

listing. Please

contact

the

one

nearest you.

these efforts have

not

satisfactorily solved your

problem, please send a letter describing

the

circumstances

to:

Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.,

P.O. Box

7300,

Riverside, California

92523.

Please include

the

brand name and serial

number

your

motor

home.

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toll free telephone numbers:

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This instructional manual

general

nature

only.

Because of

the

continuous

program

product

improvement

conducted

by Fleet-

wood,

possible

that

recent

product

changes may

not

be included

this manual.

Specifications may change

without

notice.

The instructions included

this manual are

intended

a guide, and

no respect

extend

the

responsibilities

Fleetwood Enterprises,

Inc.,

its subsidiaries

beyond

the

standard

written

warranty

presented

this manual.

n this manual,

statements

preceded

the

following words are

special significance:

'WARNING"

means

that

there

the

pos-

sibility

personal injury

yourself and others.

"CAUTION"

means

that

there

the

pos-

sibility

damage

the

vehicle.

"NOTE"

indicates points

particular

interest

for

more efficient

and

convenient operation.

Please pay close

attention

to these

statements

while you read this manual.

NOTE

This

product

a recreational vehicle

only.

not

designed

intended

used as

permanent

housing.

From California: (800) 442-4804

From Outside California: (800)

854-4755

Thank you for choosing

our

product.

Your

dealer and

we,

the

manufacturer, will continually strive

merit

your

confidence.

NOTE: Some

equipment

and features described

shown

this manual may be optional

extra cost.

A FEW WORDS

ENERGY

.....

all

who

drive cars or trucks,

heat and cool homes and businesses, very

little needs

be said

about

energy.

Discussions

the

topic

often

lead

the

question, "What can be

done

save

our

natural energy resources?"

There

single simple answer.

some, energy-

efficiency

a problem. Fleetwood thinks

energy conservation

opportunity

research new ideas, while giving you

the

best

recreational living. Space-age

technology has given us lightweight,

but

strong and attractive materials.

Sophisticated manufacturing techniques

offer

the

best

time and energy

management

bring you a

motor

home

that

has saved energy even

before you drive it away. It's "energy-

efficient engineering."

But we

want

you

be involved,

too.

And

help

you,

we've included energy

saving tips

throughout

this Owner's

Manual. Whenever you see this symbol

take

a second

read

the

few words beside

it.

Try

these and

other

ideas

save energy.

And

then

put

the

ideas

work. We're sure

you'll feel a lot

better

about

your

outing.

Fleetwood

thinking

about

energy.

And we're helping.

TABLE

CONTENTS

PLANNING AND PREPARATION

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

--------------"VEffiCrr-tnAU-WEtGttINlOCAPACffY

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

READY TO LEAVE

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

Starting and Warmup

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

Safety Belts

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

THE ROAD

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

Driving and Parking

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

Miscellaneous Safety Tips

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

Overheati

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

Windshield Defrost -Comfort Control

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

12-Volt Fuse Replacement

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

Changing a Tire

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

Emergency

Start

System (Optional)

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

SERVICING

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

Motor Home Chassis Operator's Manual

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

Battery Service

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

Generator Power Plant System Service

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

Automotive Air Conditioner (Optional)

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

INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS

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

Swing-Down Dinette Table

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

Pedestal Dinette Tables

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

Pull-Out (Lounge) Beds

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

Storage

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

Condensation and Ventilation

...........

.........

PLUMBING

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

Fresh Water.

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

External Water Supply

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

Filling Fresh Water Supply

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

Troubleshooting Water System

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

Sanitizing Water Tank

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

Waste-Water System

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

Waste-Water Draining

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

Do's and

bon'ts

-Waste Tanks

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

Winterizing

the

Water System

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

Winter Storage Checklist.

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

ELECTRICAL.

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

115-Volt System Power Cord

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

12-Volt System

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

115-VoltACto

12-Volt

Converter

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

Fuses

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

Auxiliary 12-Volt Battery

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

Auxiliary Generator Power Plant (Optional)

..........

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM

GAS

SYSTEM

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

Using Your

Gas

System at Low Temperatures

......

Operation

Gas System

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

Filling

the

Gas

Tanks

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

Gas System Leak Checks

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

APPLIANCES

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

Gas Appliances

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

Roof Air Conditioner (Optional)

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

MAINTENANCE

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

Interior Cleaning

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

Windows

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

Locksets

and

Latches

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

Plumbing

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

Exterior

Care

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

Fire Safety

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

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---------1

1. Refrigerator

vent

2. Luggage/generator

compartment

Water

heater

Refrigerator sidewall vent

LPG

access

door

Luggage

compartment

7. Lighted

entry

assist handle

Entry

step

9. Range

hood

vent

10. Plumbing vents

11.

Furnace

vents

12. Fuel fill

13. Electrical

cord

storage

14. Sewer hose storage

15.

Holding

tank

outlets

16. City

water

connection

17. Fresh

water

fill

Coolant

Recovery Reservoir

2. Engine Oil F

ill

Cap

Transmission Dipstick

4. Windshield Washer Reservoir

Brake Cylinder Reservoir

6. Main

Battery

Hood

Support

Camping trips

and

recreational living can

save

energy

(and

money)

than

you

think.

Turn

your

home

living

systems

(heating, air

conditioning,

etc.)

minimum

while

you're

gone.

you

plan

extended

trip,

turn

unneeded

systems

completely

off. An

unoccupied

house

doesn't

need

consume

much

energy

occupied

one.

remember

"turn

your

house

off".

WARNING

TURN

OFF

GAS MAIN

VALVE

ORDER

TO EXTINGUISH

ALL

PILOT

LIGHTS

BEFORE

FILLING GASOLINE

TANKS.

AFTER

TANKS

ARE

FILLED,

AND

AFTER

TURNING

MAIN VALVE

BACK

PLANNING

AND

PREPARATION

Plan

your

trip

and

organize all

preparations

before

you

leave.

Proper

preparation

the

key

getting

the

most

enjoy-

ment

from

your

motor

home.

Plan

your

route

carefully. Consult maps

and

guidebooks.

Become aware

beforehand

road

conditions,

campsite

availability,

other

circumstances.

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

main

and

auxiliary

batteries

Windshield

washer

reservoir level

Inspect wheel lugs

for

tightness. See Chassis

Operator's

Manual

for

torque

specifications. Examine all

tires

for

road damage,

then

inflate

the

proper

pressures as re-

commended

the

Chassis

Operator's

Manual. Check

spare tire pressure.

using

your

Chassis

Operator's

Manual,

note

that

tire pressures are given for cold tires

used under normal driving

and

load

conditions.

c. Check oil level

the

generator

power

plant

(if

installed). Refer

instructions

and

maintenance

manual

provided by

the

generator

manufacturer

for

other

pre·

use service

requirements

applicable

this

equipment.

Check

that

extra

oil

and

other

service supplies are pro-

vided

for

the

generator

power

plant

the

motor

home

be used

for

extended

periods.

Check

that

jack,

jack

handle,

and

lug wrench are pro-

perly stowed. NOTE:

The

chassis lug

wrench

may

not

fit

the

spare tire bolts.

sure

you

have

the

proper

size wrench

remove

the

spare tire.

Check

that

the

115-volt

power

cord

properly

stowed

its

compartment.

power

supply

cord

adapter

will

required

some

camping

areas.

sure

use

adapters

which provide

proper

electrical ground.

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 public scale. See paragraph

"WEIGHING".

Check

that

accessories, such as a sewer

hose

with

the

necessary fittings

and

water

supply

line (such

garden-hose

type

approved

for

125

psi)

are

on-board.

Fill fresh

water

tank,

if required.

(Refer

Plumbing

Section.)

Start

refrigerator a

day

ahead

time.

Refrigerator will

stay cold

for

several hours

after

being

turned

OFF

while traveling.

sure

relight

when

parked

you

r campsite.

Check

see

that

drain-line

cap

and

holding-tank

knife

valve(s) are closed

and

secured. Add a holding-tank chemical

a few gallons

water

your

body-waste holding

tank.

(Refer

Plumbing Section.)

Check

all

headlights,

stop

lights, running lights,

turn

signals

and

mirrors.

Put

motor

home

contents

"travel

condition".

Secure

any

loose

objects

which

could

shift

while

traveling.

Secure refrigerator

contents

(place lids on

all

containers

holding liquids,

for

example)

then

secure locking latch

on refrigerator

door.

sure

all

cabinets have

the

contents

secured

and

the

doors

latched.

sure

all

exterior

doors

are closed

and

locked.

Adjust

the

driver's

seat

the

most

comfortable

position,

then

adjust

the

side-view mirrors

for

maximum

visibility.

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