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FLEETVVCOD.
RV
2003
owner's
manual
2
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
Warranty
13
Coverage Provided
13
Owner's Obligations
13
Dealer's Obligations
13
When the Dealer Does Not Resolve the Problem
13
Manufacturer's Obligations
13
What Is Not Covered by this Warranty
14
American Coach Information
15
Electrical Circuit Breakerpanels, Circuit Fuse Panels and Battery Disconnect Switch Locations
15
Towed Vehicle Wiring
16
Heritage Driver's Controls
18
Instrument Panels
19
Eagle, Dream and Tradition Driver's Controls
20
Instrument Panels
21
Shifter Selector (Side-Pod)
21
Introduction
23
Warranties
24
Warranty Service
25
Reporting Safety Defects
25
Inspect and Maintain
26
Planning and Preparation
26
Owner's Information Package
26
Chassis and Vehicle Identification
26
Suspension Alignment and Tire Balance
26
After-Market Steering Aid Devices
27
Warnings, Terms and Concepts for Safe Operation Ofyour Motor Home
28
Onthe Road
31
Motor Home Loading
31
Responsibility for Proper Loading
31
Some Definitions First
31
Towing a Vehicle or Trailer
32
Cargo Carrying Capacity Label
35
Cargo Carrying Capacity and Load Distribution
35
How to Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home
35
Dangers of Overloading
37
Loading Tips
37
Tires
38
Tire Inflation
38
Air Pressure
39
Underinflation
39
Air Pressure Check
39
Tire Replacement
40
If You Get a Flat Tire
40
Changing a Flat Tire
40
Seats, Seat Belts and Air Bags (if Equipped)
40
Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
41
Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts
41
Safety Belt Maintenance
41
Safety Restraints for Children
41
Safety Belts for Children
42
Driving and Vehicle Control
42
Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home
42
Maneuvering in Traffic
43
Night Vision System by Raytheon (if Equipped)
44
Rear View Video Monitor (if Equipped)
45
Global Positioning System Navigation (GPS) (if Equipped)
45
Roadrelaytm 4 (if Equipped)
45
MC 1000 Trip Computer (if Equipped)
46
Body Undercoating
46
Fuel and Fuel Systems
46
Fuel Types and Driveability Issues
46
API Refueling Advisory
46
Engine Fan
47
Exhaust System Heat
47
Engine Temperature Gauges
47
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions
47
Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm
48
Emergency Towing
48
Living with Your Motor Home
49
Power Entry Step (if Equipped)
49
Manual Stepwell Cover (if Equipped)
49
Pneumatic Stepwell Cover (if Equipped)
49
Entry and Screen Doors
50
Patio Awning (if Equipped)
50
Windows
50
Emergency Exit Window(S)
50
Remote Mirror Control (if Equipped)
51
Sunvisors
51
Window Shades (if Equipped)
51
Day/Night Shades (if Equipped)
51
Mini-Blinds
51
Storage
52
Exterior Compartments
52
Interior Storage
52
Slide-Out Rooms (if Equipped)
52
Interior and Furnishings
53
Dinette Conversion (with Built-In Table) (if Equipped)
53
Dinette Conversion (with Free-Standing Table) (if Equipped)
53
Sofa Conversion (if Equipped)
53
Sleeper Sofa Conversion (if Equipped)
53
Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain Dividers
54
Interior Lighting
54
Overhead Vents
54
Folding Chairs (if Equipped)
54
Monitor Panel
54
Link 1000 Instrumentation and Control Panel (if Equipped)
55
Effects of Permanent Occupancy
55
Condensation and How to Control It
55
Install a Dehumidifier Appliance
57
Dripping Ceiling Vents
58
Fire Safety
58
Fire Safety Precautions
58
Smoke Detector/Alarm
59
External Fresh Water Hookup
61
Filling the On-Board Water Tank
61
Draining the Fresh Water Tank
62
Water Pump
62
Water Pump Filter
62
Low Point Drains
62
Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System
62
Leaks
63
Sanitizing the Fresh Water System
63
Exterior Shower (if Equipped)
63
Drinking Water Filter System (if Equipped)
64
Waste Water System
64
Toilet
64
Draining the Holding Tanks
64
Black Tank Flush System (if Equipped)
65
San-T-Flush Operation
66
Bottlefrom Kit) (if Equipped)
66
Holding Tank Care
66
Extreme Cold Weather Usage
67
Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System
69
Chassis Bulbs and Fuses
69
Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive System
69
Batteries
69
Battery Disconnect (if Equipped)
70
Battery Inspection and Care
70
Battery Charging
70
Solar Panel (if Equipped)
71
Selecting a Replacement Battery
71
Auxiliary Start System (if Equipped)
71
120-Volt System
72
Power Inverter
72
Power Converter
72
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (Gfcl)
72
Generator (if Equipped)
73
Generator Fuel Supply
73
LP Generator (if Equipped)
73
Generator Operations
73
Generator Operating Safety Precautions
74
Generator Cooling System
74
Generator Slide-Out (if Equipped)
75
Generator Maintenance
75
Automatic Generator Start Control System (if Equipped)
75
Main Features
75
Electrical Wiring Diagrams
75
Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
75
Lp Gas System
77
LP Gas Safety Precautions
77
System Components
78
Hoses
78
LP Gas Regulator
78
Using LP Gas System at Low Temperatures
78
Filling LP Gas Tanks
78
LP Gas System Check
79
Lighting LP Gas Appliances
79
Appliances
81
Water Heater
81
Water Heater Bypass Valve
81
Refrigerator
81
Furnace
81
Hurricane Heating System (if Equipped)
82
Furnace Filter (if Equipped)
82
Aqua-Hot Motorcoach Heating System (if Equipped)
83
Range
83
Range Exhaust Hood
83
Air Conditioner(S) (if Equipped)
83
VCR, Televisions, DVD Player (if Equipped)
84
Video Switcher
84
TV Antenna (if Equipped)
84
Antenna Operating Instructions
84
Satellite Dish Antenna (if Equipped)
85
Telephone Jack
85
Microwave Oven (if Equipped)
85
Miscellaneous Appliances
85
Maintenance
87
Exterior
87
Stains
87
Exterior Graphics Care
88
Windows, Doors, Vents and Locks
88
Fiberglass Roof System
88
Cleaning
88
Care
88
Sealant Renewal
88
Door, Window, Roof Component and Molding Resealing
89
Interior
89
Fabrics
89
Solid Swface Top Care (if Equipped)
89
Laminate Top Care (if Equipped)
89
Walls and Ceiling Panels
89
Attaching Accessories to Your Motor Home
90
Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall
90
Floors and Carpeting
90
Wood Floor (if Equipped)
90
Tile Floor (if Equipped)
90
Engine Access
91
Exterior Sealants
91
Generator Filters
91
Acrylic Assist Handles (if Equipped)
91
Maintenance Guideline
92
Storage
93
Storage Checklists
93
Short-Term Storage (Less than 60 Days)
93
Long-Term Storage (over 60 Days)
94
Winterization
94
Water System Winterizing
95
Reactivating the Motor Home after Storage
96
Glossary
99
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Brand
Fleetwood
Model
2003 American Eagle
Category
Motorhomes
Language
English
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