Fleetwood Jamboree 1985 Bedienungsanleitung

Jamboree

BYFLEETlNaJD

1985

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 National Fire Prevention Association and

the American National Standards Institute. The information and warnings found

here may also be found in other sections

this Owner's Manual. Please see

sections titled "Liquid Petroleum Gas System" and "Appliances" for other safety

and operating Information. WARNING:

LP GAS CONTAINERS SHALL NOT BE PLACEO

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

USE COOKING APPLIANCES

FOR

COMFORT HEATING.

COOKING APPLIANCES NEED FRESH AIR FOR SAFE OPERATION. BEFORE

OPERATION:

1. OPEN OVERHEAD VENT

TURN

EXHAUST FAN, AND

OPEN WINDOW.

THIS WARNING LABEL HAS BEEN LOCATED

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 APPLIANCES(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

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 EQUIPMENT INSIDE THE RECREATIONAL

VEHICLE MAY CAUSE FIRES

ASPHYXIATION.

WARNING:

DO NOT BRING

STORE LP GAS CONTAINERS, GASOLINE,

OTHER

FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS INSIDE THE VEHICLE BECAUSE A FIRE

EXPLOSION

MAY RESULT.

A warning label has been located near the

gas container. This label

reads:

NOT FILL CONTAINER(S)

MORE THAN

PERCENT OF

CAPACTIY.

Overfilling the

gas container can result In uncontrolled gas

flow

which

can cause fire

explosion. A properly filled container will contain

approximately

percent,ipf Its

Y9Jume

as liquid

gas.

The following label has

ween

plat~

In the vehicle near the range area:

YOU

SMELL GAS:

Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials.

not

touch electrical switches.

Shut

off

the gas supply at the tank valve(s)

gas

supply

connection.

Open

doors

and other ventilating openings.

Leave the area 'until

odor

clears.

Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using

again.

LP gas regulators

must

always

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

minimize vent blockage which could result

excessive gas pressure causing fire

explosion.

TABLE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . .

Front End Alignment

.....

PLANNING AND PREPARATION

Read the Book . . . . . . . .

Inspect and Maintain . . . . . . .

Loading And Weight Distribution .

Control Of The Motor Home

MOTOR HOME LOADING

Determining And Distributing

Your Motor Home Load

Loading Tips . . . . . .

Trailer Hitches And Towing

Towing Automobiles

READY TO LEAVE ..

Starting And Warmup

Safety

Belts.

. . .

ON THE ROAD .

....

Driving And Parking

Parking On A Grade With A Trailer

Miscellaneous Safety Tips . . .

Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions

Overheating

.......

12-Volt Fuse

Replacement.

Tires

...

....

Changing A Flat Tire .

Towing

.....

Auxiliary Start System

Automotive Air Conditioner.

SERVICE .

.........

Motor Home Chassis Operator's Manual

Service Parts and Replacement . . . .

Battery Service . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Generator Power Plant System Service

INTERIOR AND FURNISHING.

Storage

..........

Dinette Conversions . . .

Pull-out Lounge Conversion

Emergency Exit Window . .

Effects of Prolonged Occupancy .

Controlling Moisture Condensation

LIQUID PETROLIUM GAS SYSTEM

Filling LP

Gas

Tanks

.......

· 12

· 13

· 14

· 15

· 16

LP Gas Regulator . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Using LP Gas System at Low Temperatures

LP Gas System Leak Checks

Lighting LP Gas Appliances

LP Gas Precautions

PLUMBING .

....

Fresh Water System

The Water Pump .

The Monitor Panel

Troubleshooting The Fresh Water System

Water Pump Troubleshooting

The Waste Water System

Water System Winterizing

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Batteries

...

Power Converter . .

Auxiliary Battery . . .

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

Ground Fault Interrupter

Entertainment Equipment

TV Antenna

......

Generator Power Plant .

Electrical System Wiring

APPLIANCES

Water Heater .

Furnad'il

...

Range

...

Range Exhaust Hood

Air Conditioner

Refrigerators

Smoke Detector

MAINTENANCE

Exterior

.....

Sealant Renewal

Interior

.....

INFORMATION FOR DIESEL OWNERS

Auxiliary Starting . . . . .

....

Auxiliary Generator Power Plant .

MAINTENANCE

...

TRAVEL CHECK

LIST.

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FULL ONE-YEAR/15,OOO MILE

...---WARRANTy

FOR MOTOR HOMES

MANUFACTURED

SUBSIDIARIES

FLEETWOOD

ENTERPRISES, INC.

SOLD

THE

UNITED

STATES

AND

CANADA

COVERAGE

PROVIDED

Your new motor home, Including the structure, plumbing, heating and electrical systems, and

all

appliances and equipment installed

the

manufactu~er.

warranted under normal

use

free

from

manufacturing defects

material

workmanship.

The warranty extends

the first retail purchaser and his transferee(s) and begins

the date of original retail delivery

the date the

motor home

first placed

into

service

a rantal. commercial

demonstrator unit (whichever occurs first). The warranty extends for a

period

one year

from

such date

until

the

unit

has

received

15,000

total

miles

use

determined

the mileage shown on the

odometer

(whichever occurs

first!.

Written

notice

defects must be given

the selling dealer

the manufacturer

not

later than ten

(10) days

after

the expiration

the applicable warranty period.

OWNER'S

OBLIGATIONS

The owner

responsible

for

normal mointenence

described in the Owner's Manual; however,

minor

adjustments {such

adjustments

the

interior

exterior

doors, LP regulator pressure, cabinet latches,

antenna

control,

etc.!

will

performed

the dealer during

the

first

days

warranty

coverage. Thereofter, such adjustments are the responsibility

the owner

normal maintenance unless

required

direct

result

repair

replacement

a defective part under this

warranty.

problem

occurs which the owner believes

covered

this

warranty,

the owner shall contact the

SELLING

DEALER,

other

authorized deeler, giving

him

sufficient

information

resolve the matter. The

owner

shaH

deliver the

motor

home

the

DEALER

manufacturing

plant

location

for

warranty

service.

DEALER'S

OBLIGATIONS

egreement

with

the manufacturer, the dealer

obligated

maintein the

motor

home

prior

retail sale,

perform

a detailed pre·

delivery inspection and

repair

replace any parts necessary

correct defects

material or workmanship.

WHEN

THE

DEALER

DOES

NOT

RESOLVE

THE

PROBLEM

the dealer

unable

unwilling

resolve a

problem

which the

owner

convinced is covered

the

warranty,

should contact the

MANUFACTURING

PLANT

at the address listed

below

and provide the manufacturer

with

a description in

writing

the

problem

and

attempts made

resolve

it.

MANUF-ACTURING

PLANT

OBLIGATIONS

Upon

receipt

notice

a claim, where the dealer

was

unable

unwilling

resolve the

problem,

the manufacturing Plant

will

repair

replace any parts necessary

correct defects in material

workmanship, or

will

take

other

appropriate action

may

required.

WHEN

THE

MANUFACTURING

PLANT

DOES

NOT

RESOLVE

THE

PROBLEM

the representatives

the manufacturing

plant

are unable

resolve the

problem

and the

owner

convinced

that

covered

the

warranty,

the owner should cell the

toll·free

number

listed

below

describe the

problem

and the attempts made

resolve

it.

WHAT

NOT

COVERED

THE EXPRESS

WARRANTY

THIS

WARRANTY

DOES

NOT

COVER:

THE

AUTOMOTIVE

SYSTEM

(INCLUDING

THE

CHASSIS

AND

DRIVE

TRAIN),

TIRES

AND

BATTERIES,WHICH

ARE

COVERED

THE

SEPARATE

WARRANTIES

THE

RESPECTIVE

MANUFACTURERS

OF THESE COMPONENTS.

2. DEFECTS

CAUSED

BY OR

TO:

ABUSE, MISUSE,

NEGLIGENCE

ACCIDENT;

FAILURE

COMPLY

WITH

INSTRUCTIONS

CONTAINED

THE

OWNER'S

MANUAL;

TEf(ATION

MODIFICATION

THE

MOTOR

HOME;

,j"

NORMAL

DETERIORATION

DUE

WEAR

OR EXPOSURE, SUCH AS

FADING

FABRICS

DRAPES,

CARPET

WEAR,

ETC.

NORMAL

MAINTENANCE

AND

SERVICE

ITEMS,

SUCH AS

LIGHT

BULBS, FUSES,WIPER

BLADES,

LUBRICANTS,

ETC.

MOTOR

HOMES ON WHICH

THE

ODOMETER

READING

HAS

BEEN

ALTERED.

TRANSPORTATION

AND

FROM

DEALER

MANUFACTURING

PLANT

LOCATION,

LOSSOFTIME,INCONVEN·

IENCE,

COMMERCIAL

LOSS, LOSS OF USE,

TOWING

CHARGES,

BUS

FARES,

CAR

RENTAL,INCIDENTALCHARGES

SUCH AS

TELEPHONE

CALLS

HOTEL

BILLS,

OTHER

INCIDENTAL

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES.

SOME STATES DO

NOT

ALLOW

THE

EXCLUSION

LIMITATION

INCIDENTAL

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAM·

AGES,

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATION

EXCLUSION

MAY

NOT

APPLY

YOU.

THIS

WARRANTY

GIVES

YOU SPECIFIC

LEGAL

RIGHTS,

AND

YOU

MAY

Al.SO

HAVE

OTHER

RIGHTS

WHICH

VARY

FROM

STATE

STATE.

THE

MANUFACTURER

NOT

RESPONSIBLE FOR

ANY

UNDERTAKING,

REPRESENTATION

WARRANTY

MADE

ANY

DEALER

OTHER

PERSON

BEYOND

THOSE EXPRESSLY

SET

FORTH

THIS

WARRANTY,

Brand Name

____________________

Model

__________

Seria( No,

________

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS,

Consumer Affairs Department

Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.

.0,

Box 7300

Riverside, California 92523

From California: (800) 442·4804

From Outside

California: (800) 854·4755 printed in USA

INTRODUCTION

Welcome

the

recreational vehicle lifestyle and

the

growing

family

motor

home

owners.

We sincerely

thank

you

for

choosing

our

product.

Your

motor

home

has been

designed

provide

you

with

many

years

carefree, pleasant

traveling

and va-

cationing.

This

manual describes

many

features

your

motor

home

and

provides

guide

operating

procedures so

that

you

can

obtain

the best perfor-

mance

from

those

features.

Your

motor

home

has

been designed

conform

with,

exceed,

the

Ameri-

can National

Standards

Institute

Al19.2,

NFPA 501C,

Canadian CSA

Standard

Z-240 CCanadian-built

units

built

for

Canada!. and

applicable

motor

vehicle stan-

dards. These

standards

establish

the

plumbing,

heat-

ing, electrical and

other

requirements

for

quality

and

safety.

Compliance

with

these standards is indicated

the

seal attached

just

outside

the

entry

door. This

seal

isthe

outward

sign

internal

quality.

Like all

finely

crafted

equipment.

your

motor

home

will

require

care and regular maintenance in

order

retain its

maximum

performance

characteristics. This

manual,

along

with

the

information

provided

your

Owner's

Information

Kit and Chassis Operator's

Man-

ual

outlihes

important

areas

maintenance and pro-

vides a

maintenance

schedule

that

you

should

ensure safe,

trouble-free

service

from

your

motor

home.

Study

these

instructions

carefully. A

good

working

knowledge

your

motor

home

and

how

care

for

will

help

you

enjoy

many

miles

and years

recreational

living.

The

motor

home

has been

thoroughly

inspected be-

fore

shipment.

i§the

duty

y,?ur dealer

inspect

,'.

the

motor

home

ahd

prepare It

for

you

dUring

the

pre·delivery

phase

the

sale.

YOUR DEALER IS RESPONSIBLE

FOR

PERFORMING

A COMPLETE

PRE

DELIVERY INSPECTION

THE

CHASSIS

AND

ALL

MOTOR HOME COMPONENTS AS

SPECIFIED IN THE

PRE

DELIVERY CHECKLISTS SUP-

PLIED BY FLEETWOOD

AND

THE CHASSIS

MAN-

UFACTURER. YOU SHOULD

RECEIVE

COpy

THESE COMPLETED CHEGKLlSTS FROM YOUR DEAL-

WHEN YOUR MOTOR HOME IS DELIVERED TO

YOU.

will

instruct

you

in its basic use; however, sup-

plement

this

instruction

reading all

instructional

material

furnished

with

the

motor

home. If,

aftertaking

delivery

your

new

motor

home,

you

feel

requires

additional

conditioning

adjustment,

please return

your

dealeras

soon

as possible.

you

have

any

questions

regarding

operation,

maintenance,

service, please contact

your

dealer

immediately

so he can assist you.

Your

dealer's Ser-

vice

Sales

Department

will

handle any

normal

prob-

lem

which

might

occur.

Customer

service is

utmost

importance

your

dealer, and is

just

important

the

manufacturer.

Your

motor

home

is covered

one

the

most

comprehensive

warranty

programs

the

industry.

This

manual

contains a section

outlining

the

warranty

and

explaining

your

rights and

obligations,

well

the

rights

and

obligations

the

dealer and

manufacturer,

under

the

tffrms

the

warranty.

Please

read

this

section carefully. You

will

be better

informed

in case

you

have a

warranty-related

problem,

and

your

dealer

will

better

able

get

you

the

road again.

If,

for

some

reason, a

problem

not

handled

your

satisfaction:

Discuss

any

warranty-related

problems

directly

with

the

manager

owner

the

dealership,

giving

him

opportunity

help his service

department

resolve

the

matter

for

you.

problem

arises

that

cannot

be resolved

your

satisfaction

your

local dealer,

contact

the

factory

service manager. The factories are

listed in

this

manual.

Please contact

the

one

nearest

you.

sincerely

believe

that

your

dealer and

the

factory

representative

will

be able

solve

any

problem

which

might

arise.

their

combined

efforts

are

not

satisfactory, please send a

letter

describing

the

circumstances

to:

Fleetwood

Enterprises, Inc.

Consumer

Affairs

Department

P.O. Box7300

Riverside,CA

92523"

Please

include

the

braRd name and serial

number

your

motor

home.

you

wish

call

for

assistance, please use

these

toll-free

telephone

numbers.

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

de-

scribed

shown

this

manual

may

be op-

tional

some

models.

This

instructional

man-

ual

general

nature

only.

Because

the

continuous

program

product

improvement

conducted

Fleetwood

possible

that

re-

cent

pr0sluct

changes

may

not

included

this

manual.

Specifications

may

change

with-

out

notice.

This

manual

is accurate as

date

publication.

The

instructions

included

this

manual

are

intended

as a

guide,

and

re-

spect

extend

the

responsibilities

the

man-

ufacturing

plant,

parent

company

affiliates

beyond

the

standard

written

warranty

as pre-

sented

this

manual.

NOTE:

This

product

designed

for

recrea-

tional

use and

short

term

occupancy

only.

,It

not

designed

intended

be used as per-

manent

housing.

Use

this

product

for

long

term

permanent

occupancy

may

lead

pre-

mature

deterioration

interior

finishes, fab-

rics,

carpeting,

and drapes. Damage

deterio-

ration

due

long

term

occupancy

may

not

considered

normal,

and

may

under

the

terms

the

warranty,

constitute

misuse, abuse,

neglect,

and

may

therefore

reduce

your

war-

ranty

protection.

This

manual

contains

a dis-

cussion

long

term

occupancy'

problems.

Please

refer

that

section

before

considering

this

product

for

long

term

occupancy.

Few

Words

Energy

...

To all

who

drive

cars

trucks,

heat and

cool

homes

and businesses,

very

little needs

said

about

energy. Discussions

the

topic

often

lead

the

question,

"What

can be done

save

our

natural

energy

resources?" There is no single

simple

answer.

some, energy-efficiency is a

prob-

lem. Fleetwood

thinks

energy conservation

opportunity

research

new

ideas,

while

giving

you

the best in recreational living. Space-age

technology

has

given

lightweight,

but

strong,

and attractive

materials. Sophisticated

manufacturing

techniques

offer

the

best in

time

and

energy

management

bring

you

motor

home

that

has saved energy even

before

you

drive

away.

It's"

energy-efficient

engineering".

Fleetwood is

thinking

about

energy.

And

we're

helping.

FRONT

END

ALIGNMENT

AS A PART

THE

PREDELIVERY INSPECTION

PROCEDURE,

THE

DEALER

TO ROAD TEST THE

MOTOR HOME, NOTING AND CORRECTING

ANY

STEERING PROBLEMS

BEFORE

DELIVERY

THE

RETAIL CUSTOMER.

THEREFORE, FLEETWOOD AND ITS SUB-

SIDIARIES WILL NOT

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

FRONT

END ALIGNMENT

AFTER

THIS PREDELIVERY IN-

SPECTION

DONE,

PLANNING

AND

PREPARATION

The

camping

trip

is one

ofthe

most

popular

types

vacations, and each year

millions

Americans

embark

camping

trips

using

some

type

recrea-

tional

vehicle. Proper

planning

your

trip,

including

familiarity

with

your

equipment,

your

itinerary, anti-

cipated activities, and anticipated needs

will

ensure

a pleasurable experience. That is

what

this

manual

is all

about.

The ideas and

instructions

presented

here are

intended

help

you

get

the

most

from

your

new

RV, and

enjoy

your

trip.

READ THE BOOK

thorough

knowledge

your

important

you

are

going

get

the

most

out

the

conveni-

ence and safety

items

built

into

your

vehicle.

familiar

with

you

are

with

your

personal car

truck.

Study

all

the

booklets

included

your

Owner's

Information

Kit. These booklets

cover

de-

tails

operation

for

the

major

appliances and

equipment

built

into

your

motor

home

for

your

com-

fort,

convenience

and safety.

INSPECT

AND

MAINTAIN

consistent

schedule

inspection and

maintenance

for

your

motor

home.

Your

continuing

safety and

comfort

depend

on it. Pay particular at-

tention

brakes, tires, suspension and exhaust sys-

tem

components,

steering linkages, and electrical

systems. This

manual

includes a section

outlining

motor

home

maintenance

items

and

recommended

maintenance

intervals. Adherence

these

schedules

will

minimize

the

possiblility

failure

any

important

system

part

your

motor

home.

The

time

spent

inspecting

and

maintaining

your

motor

home

will

provide

you

with

many

years

recreational pleasure.

AND

WEIGHTDISTRIBUTION

Proper

is one

the

most

important

con-

siderations

when

traveling

in a

motor

home.

Your

motor

home

built

withstand

a certain

maximum

load. Check

the

labels and

tags

attached

the

motor

home

determine

the

safe load

limits.

For

safety's sake, NEVER OVERLOAD

THE

MOTOR

HOME.

This

manual

contains

information

about

proper

and

weighing

your

motor

home.

CONTROL

THE MOTOR

HOME

Know

how

control

your

motor

home

the

highway.

familiar

with

passing and

stopping

re-

quirements,

and

problems

that

can develop.

Know

how

brake

properly,

how

back

up,

and

how

turn.

Practice in a secluded place

until

you

be-

come

familiar

with

the

handling

characteristics and

techniques

your

motor

home.

Don't

overlook

the

laws

your

state

province

that

govern

driving

motor

home.

Your

state

Motor

Vehicle

Department

office can

provide

you

with

the

applicable

vehicle

codes

that

spell

out

your

rights

and

responsibilities

as a

motor

home

owner.

MOTOR

HOME

motor

home

chassis (springs, wheels, tires,

axles, and

frame)

is designed

carry a certain

maximum

load. This load consists

the

weight

the

empty

motor

home

itself,

plus

weight

added in

the

form

water,

food,

clothing,

and

anything

else

that

may

stored

attached

the

motor

home. The

maximum

load

for

which

the

motor

home

designed

is called

the

GROSS VEHICLE

WEIGHT RATING (GVWR).

Another

critical

weight

factor

the

GROSS AXLE

WEIGHT RATING (GAWR). This is

the

maximum

weight

a specific axle is

designed

carry. Again

the

rating represents

empty

vehicle

weight

plus

load. The

weight

divided

between each axle and

each has

its

own

GAWR. The total

all axle loads

must

not

exceed

the

overall GVWR.

addition

knowing

the

overall

weight

that

can

be safely loaded in

attached

the

motor

home,

you

must

know

how

distribute

the

weight

that

correct

amounts

weight

are placed on

the

axles.

The

allowable

carrying

capacity

the

motor

home

found

weighing

the

motor

home

empty,

and

subtracting

this

weight

from

the

GVWR.

DETERMINING AND DISTRIBUTING

YOUR MOTOR

HOME

LOAD

The Gross Vehicle

Weight

Rating (GVWR) and

the

Gross

Axle

Weight

Rating (GAWR)

for

your

motor

home

are

shown

the

certification tag posted on

the

driver's

door

jamb.

These ratings are

for

fully-

loaded

vehicle

including

passengers and

normal

be-

longings.

You

must

compare

the

GVWR

the

loaded

weight

your

motor

home.

the

loaded

weight

your

motor

home

exceeds

the

GVWR

the

weight

any

axle exceeds

that

axle's GAWR,

the

motor

home

overloaded

and

you'll

have

remove

items

bring

the

weight

down

below

the

GVWR and GAWR.

the

method

outlined

here

determine

the

weight

your

motor

home.

Use a

platform

scale, and keep

the

motor

home

level as possible

during

all measurements.

Drive

the

front

wheels

onto

the

scale

platform

and take a reading. This is

the

front

Gross

Axle

Weight.

Drive

the

entire

vehicle (both axles)

onto

the

scale and take a reading. This is

the

Gross Ve-

hicle

Weight.

Drive

forward

until

only

the

rear axle is on

the

platform.

This

reading is rear Gross

Axle

Weight.

Compare

reading 2

with

the

GVWR (Gross Ve-

hicle

Weight

Rating)

your

vehicle.

the

reading exceeds

the

GVWR rating,

you

will

have

reduce

the

total

vehicle

load.

reading 2 is less

than

the

GVWR

your

vehicle, check readings 1 and 3

verify

that

each is less

than

the

GAWR

the

certifica-

tion

tag.

either

exceeds

the

GAWR

for

the

axle,

redistribute

enough

the

load

ensure

that

loads

the

front

and rear axles are

with-

the

required

limit.

Periodically

reweigh

your

motor

home.

Different

traveling

configurations

may

change

your

and

weight

pattern.

WARNING: DO NOT

EXCEED

THE

RATED

LOAD

THE

MOTOR HOME,

THE

RATED

LOAD

ANY AXLE.

NOTE:

THE

PASSENGER AND CARGO CARRY-

ING CAPACITIES

YOUR MOTOR HOME

ARE

SPECIFIED ON A

LABEL

AFFIXED TO THE IN-

SIDE

A WARDROBE DOOR.

THE

LABEL

IN-

CLUDES

ALL

FACTORY INSTALLED OPTIONS.

OTHER EQUIPMENT SUCH

LEVELING

I-

JACKS, AWNINGS, ROOF PODS,

ETC.,

ARE

IN-

STALLED AFTER THE MOTOR HOME LEAVES

THE FACTORY, THE WEIGHT OF THESE ITEMS

MUST

SUBTRACTED FROM

THE

TOTAL

THE PASSENGER AND CARGO CARRYING

CAPACITIES.

YOU TOW A TRAILER, THE

TONGUE WEIGHT

THE TRAILER

MUST

SUBTRACTED FROM THE TOTAL

THE PAS-

SENGER AND CARGO CARRYING CAPACITIES.

WARNING: EXCEEDING

THE

GAWR

GVWR

YOUR MOTOR HOME CAN CAUSE UNDE-

SIRABLE

HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS AND

MAY

CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD. MODIFICA-

TION OF YOUR VEHICLE

ADDITION

RACKS

NOT

SPECIFIED

THE MANUFAC-

TURER TO

CARRY

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

VEHICLES

NOT RECOMMENDED,

MAY

CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD, AND MAY VOID

YOUR WARRANTY.

LOADING TIPS

After

you

have

determined

how

much

weight

you

can safely

carry

and selected those

items

make

that

weight,

make

a list and keep

for

future

reference. Load

the

motor

home

and

distribute

the

load

that

you

get

proper

weight

the

axles.

Don't

load

heavy

items

upper

cabinets. Secure

and brace

items

they

won't

move

during

travel,

thereby

shifting

motor

home

load. Do

not

load

heavy

items

near

either

end

the

motor

home

the

rear

bumper.

WARNING:

NOT INSTALL ANY

TYPE

WEIGHT CARRYING

RACK

FRAME TO

THE

REAR

BUMPER

ANY CHASSIS

BODY

COMPONENT

THE

MOTOR HOME. DAM-

AGE TO THE MOTOR HOME BODY AND UN-

STABLE HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS

MAY

RESULT.

Make a

diagram

your

properly

loaded

motor

home.

will

help

you

locate

where

specific

items

are stored, and

will

help speed

the

process.

Store

emergency

items

in a readily accessi-

ble

location.

Include a

fire

extinguisher,

tools,

jack.

first-aid

kit;

rain gear,

flashlight,

highway

warning

devices, and an electric cord

with

light.

WARNING: DO NOT STORE

CARRY

GAS

CONTAINERS, GASOLINE,

OTHER FLAM-

MABLE LIQUIDS INSIDE YOUR MOTOR HOME.

TRAILER HITCHES

AND

TOWING

you

expect

pull

trailer

with

your

motor

home,

please use these

guidelines

when

choosing

a hitch and

trailer:

• Hitch classification: Class

•

Limit

the

vertical hitch load

(tongue

weight

trailer)

maximum

250 pounds. Heavier

vertical hitch loads can cause

damage

your

motor

home

rear

frame

and body, cause

un-

stable

driving

and

handling

characteristics,

and

may

restrict

your

rights

under

the

Owner-

care

warranty.

• Do

not

tow

trailer

weighing

than 3500

pounds,

than

recommended

the

chassis

manufacturer,

whichever

is less.

Heavier

trailers

can cause

damage

the

motor

home

structure

drive

train, cause

un-

stable

driving

handling

characteristics,

restrict

your

rights

under

the

Ownercare

war-

ranty.

• Check

the

following

chart

determine

the

Gross

Combined

Weight

Rating (GCWR)

the

motor

home

chassis. The GCWR is

the

total

weight

the

motor

home

and trailer.

Chassis Axle

Manufacturer Engine Ratio GCWR

Chevrolet

5.7 (350) gas 4.10 12,500

Chevrolet

6.2 (379) diesel 4.10 12,500

Ford 5.8 (351) gas 4.10 12,500

Ford 6.9 (420) diesel 4.10 15,500

Ford 7.5 (460) gas 4.10 17,250

•

Alternate

gear ratios

may

retrofitted

for

special

towing

needs. Contact

your

local chas-

sis

manufacturer

dealer

for

chassis recom-

mendations.

Exceeding these GCWR's

may

cause

damage

your

motor

home

drive

train

chassis,

unstable

driving

and

handling

characteristics, and

may

void

your

warranty.

•

Weigh

your

motor

home

fully

loaded

with

driver,

passengers, cargo, and

the

fully

loaded

trailer

attached. Do

not

exceed

the

Gross

Axle

Weight

Rating (GAWR)

any

axle, and

not

exceed

the

Gross Vehicle

Weight

Rating

(GVWR)

either

the

motor

home,

the

trailer,

the

Gross

Combined

Weight

Rating

(GCWR)

the

motor

home.

any

these

ratings

are exceeded,

weight

must

elimi-

nated

shifted

until

scale

weights

are equal

less

than

ratings.

Towing Automobiles

you

plan

tow

automobile

with

your

motor

home,

the

tongue

weight

must

not

exceed 250

pounds. The Gross

Combined

Weight

must

not

ex-

ceed

the

GCWR listed

the

chart.

Towing

devices

other

than

wheeled

dollies

that

raise

the

front

rear

wheels

the

vehicle in

tow

off

the

ground

create

tongue

weights

in excess

the

250

pounds

maximum,

and

must

not

be used.

READY

LEAVE

SURE TO PLACE

THE

ENTRY STEP

TRAVEL

POSITION.

STARTING AND WARMUP

the

recommendations

your

Chassis

Operator's

Manual

when

starting

operating

your

engine.

NOTE: Be sure

transmission

is in

"P"

park and

parking

brake is engaged

keep

the

motor

home

from

rolling.

the

parking brake

needs

adjustment,

see

the

Chassis

Operator's

Manual

for

adjustment

instruc-

tions.

SAFETY

BELTS

Seat

belts

are an

important

safety feature

your

vehicle. For

your

protection, fasten all belts

while

the

motor

home

is in

motion.

The

driver's

seat and

all

other

seats

designed

carry

passengers

while

under

way

have been

equipped

with

lap belts.

NOTE:

All

riders

should

furnished

with

and use

seat belts

while

the

vehicle

is in

motion.

Seats

which

are

not

equipped

with

saftey

belts

should

not

occupied

while

the

vehi-

cle is in

motion

and

will

be labeled:

"NOT

FOR

USE WHILE THE VEHICLE IS

MO-

TION".

It is

not

possible

belt

in persons

using

beds.

WARNING: WHILE

THE

MOTOR HOME

MOTION, FASTEN SEAT

BELTS

AND DO NOT

ALLOW PASSENGERS TO OCCUPY ANY SEAT

BED

THAT

NOT EQUIPPED WITH A SEAT

BELT.

Adjust

seat belts as

follows:

• Pivot buckle at

right

angles

the

belt

and

pull

the

desired length.

•

fasten belt, be sure

not

twisted,

then

push

the

tongue

end

one

belt

into

the

buckle

the

mating

belt.

sure

latches.

Pull

the

loose

end

the

belt

tighten.

•

release

the

belt, depress

the

button

the

center

the

buckle and slide

the

tongue

out

the

buckle.

Adjust

the

belt

low

the

abdomen

and as

snug

comfort

will

allow,

for

greatest safety.

Never

use a

belt

for

than one person at a

time.

your

belts have been

equipped

with

retractors, be

sure

belt

pulled

all

the

way

out

the

retractor.

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