Why does my Fleetwood Motorhomes water filter get clogged?
A Fleetwood Motorhomes water filter can become clogged due to dirt, mineral scale, and organic matter. To prevent this, inspect the filter after running the first full tank of water. Clean and inspect monthly thereafter.
What to do if water sputters when opening a faucet in my Fleetwood 2009 AMERICAN ALLEGIANCE Motorhomes after filling the tank?
This is normal and not a cause for concern in your Fleetwood Motorhomes.
Why does water in the tank reduce the carrying capacity of my Fleetwood 2009 AMERICAN ALLEGIANCE?
Water adds weight, which reduces the carrying capacity of your Fleetwood Motorhomes. Whenever possible, drain the fresh water tank before traveling.
How to prevent water from being pumped into the holding tank of my Fleetwood 2009 AMERICAN ALLEGIANCE?
Road vibration could cause a faucet to open, leading to water being pumped into the holding tank of your Fleetwood Motorhomes. Turn the water pump off before traveling to prevent this.
General| Model Year | 2009 |
|---|---|
| Make | Fleetwood |
| Model | AMERICAN ALLEGIANCE |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Sleeping Capacity | 4-6 |
| Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) | 26, 000 lbs |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Fresh Water Capacity | 100 gallons |
| Black Water Capacity | 40 gallons |
| Slide Outs | 3 |
| Brakes | Air |
| Suspension | Air ride |
| Exterior Storage | Yes |
| Entertainment System | Available |
| Kitchen Appliances | Available |
| Bathroom Features | Available |
| Flooring | Vinyl |
Key safety warnings, definitions, and manual disclaimers.
Risks of vehicle crashes and importance of defensive driving.
Adapting to size, weight distribution, and safe driving.
How inputs affect response and consequences of improper maintenance.
Guidelines and considerations for towing vehicles behind the motor home.
Importance and examples of vehicle warning devices for safety.
What the warranty covers, including structural and non-structural defects.
Exclusions from warranty coverage, including chassis and wear items.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in minor injury or damage.
Lists locations of electrical panels and battery disconnect switches.
Diagram and labels for driver's controls.
Diagram and labels for driver's controls.
Diagram and labels for driver's controls.
Explains the function and operation of the deep snow/mud traction control.
Practical advice for daily living and operation in the motor home.
Details on the motor home's plumbing systems and holding tanks.
Information on charging batteries and the Automatic Generator Start system.
Overview of navigation and monitoring systems.
Responsibility and guidelines for proper and safe loading.
Explanation of common weight terms used in loading and weighing.
Consequences of overloading, including component failure and citations.
Warning against exceeding vehicle or axle load ratings.
Wiring diagram for the Allegiance trailer hitch connector.
Wiring diagram for Eagle, Tradition, Heritage trailer hitch connectors.
Critical weight limits to not exceed for safe operation.
Procedures for weighing the motor home at a weigh station.
Importance of side-to-side weighing to avoid overloading individual wheels.
Importance of proper inflation for safety, tire life, and stability.
Warnings related to modifications and flammable storage.
Safety advice for checking tire pressure, especially rear duals.
Steps to take in case of sudden tire failure.
How lap and shoulder belts function and how to fasten them.
Warnings about correct belt usage and injury risk.
Proper positioning of seat belts for children.
Warnings about correct restraint use and safety seat instructions.
Techniques for using engine braking to control speed downhill.
Sensitivity of fuel systems to fuel types and blends.
Warnings related to fuel system safety.
Warnings against towing from the rear or improper lifting.
Caution on windshield washer fluid rating for cold weather.
Controls and operation of the leveling system.
Operation and control of the power entry step.
Operation of the manual and hydraulic stepwell covers.
Warnings about pinching hazards during cover operation.
Screens are not removable and may be pushed out for emergency exit.
Owner responsibility for damage from misuse or aftermarket tinting.
Information on locking exterior compartments and propane tank access.
Advice on organizing and loading interior cabinets and drawers.
Operating slide-out rooms and important precautions.
Warning against storing flammable liquids in storage compartments.
Warning about securing loose furniture to prevent injury or death.
Caution regarding hot halogen bulbs in lighting fixtures.
Warning about using folding chairs while vehicle is in motion.
Understanding condensation and its causes in RVs.
RVs not designed for permanent housing; misuse may void warranty.
Specific actions to reduce moisture generation within the RV.
Methods to improve air circulation for ventilation.
Steps RV owners can take to minimize mold growth.
Warnings related to flammable materials and appliance use.
Information on fresh water supply, hookups, and filling the onboard tank.
Recommendation for an in-line pressure regulator due to campground variations.
Filling the tank using city water pressure via the bypass valve.
Operation and maintenance of the water pump and filter.
Operation of the marine-type toilet and tank maintenance.
Warnings regarding holding tank systems and proper disposal.
Caution that sewer drain valve must be open when using black tank flush.
Warning not to use the same hose for potable water as for dumping.
Information on the two battery systems and their functions.
Components included in the chassis 12-volt electrical system.
Components of the 12-volt house and automotive system.
Battery safety precautions during charging and maintenance.
Warnings related to using the motor home with disconnected batteries.
Steps to start the chassis engine using the auxiliary start system.
Steps to start the generator using the auxiliary start system.
Warnings about metal jewelry, tools, and electrolyte.
Warning about operating the 120-volt system without a proper ground.
How the generator draws fuel from the main tank.
Warnings about operating generator while sleeping or during excessive cranking.
Warnings about flammable materials and operating near grass.
Components of the generator's liquid cooling system.
Caution regarding checking the generator coolant system when hot.
Push button operation and time settings for the AGS.
Importance of respect and caution when handling propane.
Warnings about propane flammability and explosion risk.
Requirements and checks for propane system hoses.
Function of the regulator and importance of vent cleanliness.
Warning about adjusting the propane regulator.
Warning about storing propane cylinders inside the vehicle.
Warnings about overfilling propane containers and explosion risk.
Steps for testing the propane leak detector/alarm.
Warning about checking for leaks with an open flame.
Warnings related to propane appliance operation.
Operation of the water heater on propane or AC power.
Function and operation of the bypass valve for winterizing.
Caution not to light water heater until it is filled with water.
Operation of the refrigerator, importance of leveling, and cooling tips.
Operation of the forced-air furnace and thermostat.
Operation of propane oven and burners, and fresh air requirements.
Warning against using cooking appliances for comfort heating.
Warnings about hot exhaust and operating without solution.
Optimizing air conditioner efficiency by adjusting vents.
Warning about raising antenna near overhead electric wires.
Maintenance of fiberglass exterior finish to prevent deterioration.
Types of stains and methods for removal.
Recommended cleaning agents for the fiberglass roof.
Roof maintenance, accessory installation, and warranty terms.
Consultation with dealer for current sealant use recommendations.
Inspection and resealing of various exterior components.
Warnings against using specific cleaning products on materials.
Consulting dealer before attaching exterior accessories.
Requirement to use rivets for attaching interior items.
Caution against using screws; requirement to use rivets.
Warnings about engine cover weight and exhaust leaks.
Caution on windshield washer fluid rating for cold weather.
Steps for preparing the motor home for short-term storage.
Engine coolant and antifreeze checks and draining procedures.
Generator winterization as per operating manual.
Warnings about insufficient draining and antifreeze type.
Checking propane appliances and regulator adjustment.
Interior inspection and cleaning tasks.
Inspecting and resealing exterior seams and windows.
Lubrication of exterior hardware.
Reinstalling wipers and checking their operation.
Exterior washing, waxing, and damage inspection.
Performing operational checks after storage.
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