Fleetwood Southwind 1984 Bedienungsanleitung

SDUTHWIND

FLEE71NCJJO

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1984

(Y70(oo)

INTRODUCTION

Welcome

the

recreational vehicle lifestyle and the growing

family of motor home owners.

sincerely thank you for

choosing our product.

Your motor home has been designed

provide you with

many years

carefree, pleasant traveling and v<:cationing.

This manual describes many features

your motor home

and provides a guide 10 operating

prodedves

that you

can obtain optimum periormance 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 and the

Chassis Operator's Manual provided

the chassis manufacturer,

outlines important areas of maintenance and provides a

maintenance schedule that

you

should follow

ensure safe,

trouble-free service ,'from your motor home. Study these

instructions carefully. A good working knowledge of your

motor home and how to care for it will help you enjoy many

miles of recreational pleasure.

Your motor home has been designed to conform with,.or exceed

the American National Standards Institute A119.2, NFPA 501C,

Canadian CSA Standard Z-240 (Canadian-built or units built for

Canada), and

lor

applicable motor home standards. These

sta(ldards establish plumbing, heating, electrica', and other

requirementsforquality and safety. Compliance with these

standards is indicated by the seal attached just outside the entry

door. This seal is the outward sign of internal quality.

The motor home has been thoroughly inspected before

shipment. It is the duty of your dealer to inspect the motor home

and to prepare it for you during the predelivery phase of the sale.

He will instruct you in its basic use; however, this should be

supplemented by your reading all instructional material furnished

with the motor home.

If,

after taking delivery of your new motor

home, you feel it requires additional conditioning or adjustment,

please return it

your dealer

soon

possible.

If you have any questions regarding operation, maintenance, or

service, please contact your dealer immediately so

can assist

you. Customer service is of utmost importance to your dealer

well as

the manufacturer. Your dealer's service or sales

department will promptly handle any problem which might occur.

If,

for some reason, a problem is not handled

your satisfaction:

Discuss any warranty-related problems directly with the

General Manager or

the

Owner

the dealership, giving

....

him an opportunity

help his service department resolve

the

matter for you;

Should a problem arise that cannot be resolved to your

satisfaction by your local dealer, contact the factory .

service manager. The factories

·are

listed in

thi's

manual.

Please contact the plant nearest you.

If these efforts have not

s~tisfactorily

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 of your motor home.

If you wish

call for assistance, please use these toll

free telephone numbers:

From California: (800) 442-4804

From outside California: (800) 854-4755

"WARNING" means that there is the pos-

sibility of personal injury to

yourself and others. Thank you for choosing our product. Your dealer and we, the

manufacturer will continually strive

merit your confidence.

"CAUTION" means that there is the pos-

sibility of damage to the

vehicle. NOTE: Some equipment and features described or shown

this

manual may be optional at extra cost.

"NOTE" indicates pOints of particular

interest for more effiCient and

convenient operation.

Please pay close attention to these state-

ments while you read this manual.

NOTE

This product is designed for recreational use

and short term occupancy only. It is not de-

signed or intended

be used as permanent

housing. Use of this product for long term or

permanent occupancy may lead to premature

deterioration of interior finishes, fabrics, car-

peting, and drapes, Damage

deterioration

due

long term occupancy may not

con-

sidered normal, and may, under the warranty

terms, constitute misuse, abuse,

neglect,

and may therefore reduce your warranty pro-

tection. This manual contains a discussion of

long term occupancy problems. Please refer

that section before considering this product

for long term occupancy.

NOTICE

Your selling dealer is responsible for performing a

complete predelivery inspection of the chassis and all

motor home components

specified

the predelivery

checklists supplied by Fleetwood and the chassis

manufacturer. You shoutd receive a copy of these

'completed checklists from your dealer when your motor

home

delivered to you.

FRONT END AL,IGNMENT

As a part

the predelivery inspection procedure, the

dealer is to road ·test the motor home, noting and

correcting any steering performance problems before

delivery

the retail customer.

Therefore, Fleetwood and

Its

subSidiaries

Will

not

responSible

for

front end alignment after

thiS

reqUIred

predelivery inspection

made.

A Few Words On Energy

...

all of us who drive cars or trucks, or heat

and cool homes and businesses, very little

needs to be said about energy. Discussions of

the topic often lead

the question, "What can

done

save our natural energy resources?"

There is no Single simple answer. To some,

energy-efficiency is a problem. Fleetwood

thinks of energy conservation as

opportunity

to 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 to 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 to work. We're sure you'll feel a

lot better about your next outing.

Fleetwood is thinking about energy.

And we're helping.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PLANNING AND PREPARATION,

VEHICLE LOADING AND WEIGHING CAPACITY

READY TO LEAVE

Starting and

Warm-up,

Safety Belts

THE ROAD

Driving and Parking

Miscellaneous Safety Tips

Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions

Overheating

Windshield Defrost -Comfort Control

12-Volt Fuse Replacement

Tires

....

Changing a Flat Tire

Required Tools and Equipment

Changing a Front Wheel

Changing a Rear Wheel

Auxiliary Start System (Optional) ,

Towing , , , , ,

Lifting Procedure,

SERVICING

....

Motor Home Chassis Operator's Manual

Engine Service. .

Battery Service

Generator Power Plant System Service '

Automotive Air Conditioner (Optional)

INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS

Pull-out

(~ounge)

Beds

Spring-Balanced Bunk Beds

Pedestal

Seats.

Swing-down Dinette Table

Storage.

Free·standing Furniture

Storm Windows

Effects of Prolonged Occupancy

Recognizing Condensation Symptons

Controlling Moisture Condensation .

Smoke Detector

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS SYSTEM

Using LP Gas System

Low Temperatures.

Filling the LP Gas Tanks

Gas System Leak Checks

Gas Safety Precautions '

PLUMBING.

Fresh Water

External Water Supply

Filling cresh Water Supply

Troubleshooting Water System

, Sanitizing Wilter'

Tank.

\f>.Iaste-water

System.

Waste-water Draining

Do's and Don'ts -Waste Tanks

Winterizing the Water System

Winter Storage Checklist

12."

12,

12"

13,

13'

13,

ELECTRICAL

115-Volt System Power Cord

Ground Fault Interrupter

12-Volt System

115-Volt AC to 12-Volt DC Converter.

Fuses.

Auxiliary Batteries

Auxiliary Generator Power Plant (Optional)

Generator Power Plant Safety Precautions

ACCESSORIES.

TV Antenna (Optional)

AM/FM Stereo Radio/Tape Player (Optional)

APPLIANCES .

Gas Appliances . . .

Roof Air Conditioner (Optional) .

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Interior Cleaning . .

Windows

.....

Locksets and Latches .

Plumbing

...

Fire Safety . .

Exierior

Care.

Repairs

....

INFORMATION FOR DIESEL OWNERS.

Diesel Fuel Requirements

Starting

...

the Diesel Engine . . . . . .

Auxiliary Starting . . . . . .

Engine Oil and Filter Recommendations

Auxilial)l Generator Power Plant Safety Precautions

1 2 3 4

\ I

•

II,

Refrigerator

vent

Range

hood

vent

Patio

light

Roof

vent

Storage

compartment

Fuel

fill

Entry

step

-I

24 23 22

15.

Roof

vent

16.

Water

tank

drain

valve

17.

Sewer

hose

storage

18.

Generator

compartment

(optional)

19.

Holding

tank

drain

valve

Electric

cord

storage

Water

tank

fill

Storage

compartment

Patio

receptacle

10.

Water

heater

11.

Refrigerator

vent

12.

Fuel

fill

13.

Storage

compartment

14.

Plumbing

vent

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22".

City water

connection

23.

Furnace

vents

24.

Storage

compartment

25.

Gas

tank

26.

Storage

compartment

27.

Storage

compartment

28.

Storage

compartment

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

an occupied one.

remember

"turn

you

r house

off".

WARNING

TURN OFF

ALL

PII-OT LIGHTS AND AP-

PLIANCES

INDIVIDUALL

YDURING

RE-

FUELING OF MOTOR FUEL TANKS AND/OR

PERMANENTLY MOUNTED LP-GAS CON-

TAINERS.

WHEN NOT INDIVIDUALLY TURNED OFF,

AUTOMATIC IGNITION APLIANCES MAY

CONTINUE TO SPARK WHEN LP GAS

TURNED OFF AT THE CONTAINER.

PLANNING

AND

PREPARATION

Plan your trip

and

organize all '"preparations before you leave.

Proper preparation

the key

getting the most enjoyment from

your motor home.

Plan your route carefully. Consult maps and guidebooks.

Become aware beforehand of road conditions, campsite

availability, or other circumstances.

SUflE

ALLEQUIPMENTIS

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 of 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 to the proper pressures as

recommended

the Chassis Operator's Manual. Check

spare tire pressure.

using your ChassisOperator's Manual,

note that tire pressures are given for cold tires used under

normal driving and load conditions.

Ch.eckoil level

the generator power plant (if installed).

ReIer to instructions and maintenance manual provided by

the generator manufacturer for oti'er pre-use service

requirements applicable

this equipment. Check that extra

oii and other service supplies are provided for the generator

power plant if the motor home is

used for extended

periods.

Check that jack, jack handle, and lug wrench are properly

stowed. NOTE: The chassis lug wrench may not fit the spare

tire bolls. Be sure you have the proper size wrench to

remove the spare tire.

Check that the

115-'1011

power cord is properly stowed

its

compartment. A power supply cord adapter will be required

some camping areas. Be sure

use adapters which provide

proper electrical ground.

Check that a serviceable'fire extinguisher is secured

the

mounting bracket.

Verify that all items you plan

take are

board.

NOTE:

sure Ihe weight of passengers, equipment, and

supplies does not cause your motor home

exceed

axle loads

and

overall vehicle loads for which

was

des·igned.

doubt, weight the veh'icle at a public

scale. See paragraph

"WEiGHING".

Check that accessories, such

a sewer hose with the

necessary fittings and a water supply line (such

garden-'

hose type approved for

125

psi)

are

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

wben parked

your campsite..

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........

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SEWER HOSE

CAUTION

SURE THE

IGHT OF PASSENGERS

EQUIPMENT

AND

SUPPLIES DOES

NOT'

CAUSE YOUR

MOTOR

HOME TO.EXCEED

AXLE LOADS AND.

OVERALL

VEHICLE

LOADS FOR WHICH

WAS

DESIGNED.

IN DOUBT, WEIGH THE VEHiCLE

PUBLIC SCALE. SEE

"VEHICLE

AND WEIGHING PAGE

4."

Check to see that drain-line cap

and

holding-tank knife valve(s)

are closed and secured. Add a holding-tank chemical

a few

gallons of water in 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.

Be·

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. Keep a

9/16"

wrench (or adjustable wrench) handy for periodic mirror

adjustment or tightening.

Fill the fuel tank(s). Your motor home

designed

use only the

fuel recommended in the Chassis Operator's Manual.

Fill the liquid petroleum gas (LPG) fuel tank(s) if required.

Check for spare fuses of every size used

the vehicle. (See

Electrical Section).

Take the time before leaving

become familiar with the

instrument control panel and the operation of

at:

items in the

driver compartment. Check all instruments to verify that

equipment is working. The cruise control (optional) is located on

the turr:r'indicator handle. The emergency flasher control

located on the right side of the steering column. Refer to the

Chassis Operator's Manual or individual instructions from

equipment manufacturers for operation of equipment, both

standard and optional.

Keep the Chassis Operator's Manual (provided in your Owner's

Information Kit) handy. It contains valuable reference information.

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