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If you suspect a clogged filter in your Fleetwood Motorhomes fresh water system, remove and clean it. It's advisable to inspect the filter after the first full tank of water has run through. After that, a monthly cleaning and inspection schedule should be sufficient.
General| Brand | Fleetwood |
|---|---|
| Model | 2011 American Eagle |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
Guidance on planning trips and understanding your RV for a pleasant experience.
Details on the essential documents included for operating and maintaining your motor home.
Importance of a consistent inspection and maintenance schedule for safety and comfort.
Explanation of VIN and FIN numbers and their importance for parts and service.
Information on factory alignment and the need for periodic checks to prevent tire wear.
Fleetwood RV's stance on aftermarket devices and potential warranty impacts.
Key warnings and concepts for safe driving, handling, and response of your motor home.
Regulations, weight limits, and safety considerations when towing vehicles behind your motor home.
Advice on modifications and their potential impact on vehicle handling, safety, and warranty.
Information on essential warning devices and the importance of checking their operation.
Details on vehicle event data recording capabilities and the data collected.
Information on specific driver's license endorsements or classes for operating RVs.
Details on what components and systems are covered under the Fleetwood RV warranty.
Exclusions from warranty coverage, including chassis, normal wear, and misuse.
Details on warranty limitations, implied warranties, and obligations of owner, dealer, and manufacturer.
Steps to follow for obtaining warranty service and contacting Fleetwood RV Owner Relations.
Procedure for reporting vehicle defects that could cause a crash, injury, or death to NHTSA.
Information specific to Heritage, Eagle, Tradition, and Revolution models.
Locating circuit breaker panels, fuse panels, and battery disconnect switches.
Diagrams and labels for driver controls specific to Eagle and Tradition models.
Identification of gauges, indicators, and switches on the main instrument panel.
Identification of controls located on the shifter selector or side-pod console.
Diagrams and labels for driver controls specific to Heritage models.
Diagrams and labels for driver controls specific to Revolution models.
Understanding weight ratings, proper loading, and distribution for safe operation.
Information on towing vehicles, hitches, dinghy towing, and wiring requirements.
Procedure for weighing your RV at a weigh station to ensure compliance with weight limits.
Guidance on tire inflation, rotation, pressure checks, and handling flat tires.
Proper use and maintenance of seat belts for occupant safety.
Guidelines for using child seats, tethers, and understanding airbag system safety.
Techniques for operating a motor home, including engine braking and maneuvering.
Information on video monitors, GPS navigation, and the trip/engine computer.
Details on fuel types, refueling safety, and the API refueling advisory.
Information on engine fan noise, exhaust heat, and temperature gauge interpretation.
Critical safety information regarding carbon monoxide poisoning and detectors.
Steps and information needed when requiring emergency towing for your motor home.
Maintenance and operation of the windshield wiper and washer system.
Operation and maintenance of leveling systems, power entry steps, and stepwell covers.
Proper operation and security of the main entry and screen doors.
Operating and maintenance guide for the patio awning system.
Information on window operation, emergency exit windows, and weep slot cleaning.
Adjusting power mirrors and operating power sun visors for driver visibility.
Instructions for operating pull shades, day/night blinds, power blinds, and mini-blinds.
Guidelines for using exterior and interior storage compartments effectively and safely.
Detailed instructions for operating and maintaining slide-out rooms.
Care instructions for upholstery, sofa beds, lighting, vents, and furniture.
How to check tank levels and battery condition using the monitor panel.
Managing interior moisture and preventing condensation for RV comfort and longevity.
Essential fire safety precautions, extinguisher use, and prevention tips.
Connecting to city water, filling/draining the fresh water tank, and pump system.
Information on the water pump, filter cleaning, low point drains, and troubleshooting.
Identifying leaks, sanitizing the fresh water system, and exterior shower use.
Operation of the toilet, draining holding tanks, and black tank flush system.
Tips for preventing clogs, proper tank care, and cold weather usage advice.
Components and functions of the vehicle's 12-volt electrical system.
Components and functions of the 12-volt system for the living area and appliances.
Details on battery disconnects, inspection, charging, solar panels, and replacement.
How to use the auxiliary start system to start the chassis engine or generator.
Information on the 120-volt system, power inverter, and GFCI outlets.
Starting, operating, fueling, and maintaining the generator and its control system.
Operation of the power cord reel and information on wiring diagrams and fuses.
Essential safety guidelines for handling propane to prevent fire or explosion.
Details on hoses, regulator, low-temperature use, filling tanks, and system checks.
Information on the propane leak detector, its function, testing, and alarm indicators.
Operation and maintenance of the water heater, including bypass valve.
Proper use of the RV refrigerator, including leveling and temperature considerations.
Operation of forced-air and hydronic heating systems.
Safe operation of the propane range and the roof-mounted air conditioner.
Information on televisions, DVD players, antennas, satellite systems, and radios.
Function of the surge protection unit for the 120-volt AC power source.
Details on the microwave oven's power source and operation.
Installation instructions for an electric dryer if the RV is equipped with a ready option.
Information on other appliances that operate on 120-volt power or through selector switches.
Guidance on washing, waxing, cleaning stains, and caring for graphics and seals.
Procedures for cleaning, caring for, and renewing sealants on the fiberglass roof.
Cleaning instructions for fabrics, countertops, walls, and ceilings.
Guidelines for securely attaching accessories without damaging the vehicle or warranty.
Specific cleaning advice for shower stalls, floors, carpeting, and engine access panels.
Maintenance of generator filters and the windshield wiper/washer system.
Recommendations for a maintenance schedule based on usage and climate conditions.
Checklists to help prepare your motor home for short-term and long-term storage.
Steps for preparing the RV for storage periods under 30 days.
Comprehensive steps for preparing the RV for extended storage periods.
Guidance on preparing the motor home and its systems for the winter season.
Specific procedures for winterizing the water system, including water heaters and hydronic heating.
Procedure checklist for bringing the RV back into service after a storage period.
