Fleetwood Bounder 2011 - Page 4

Table of Contents
Remote MitTOr Control (If Equipped) ...... 06-2
Exterior Shower (If Equipped) ......... 07-4
Sun Visors (If Equipped) ................ 06-2
Whole Coach Water Filter System
Pull Shades
(If Equipped) ............... 06-2
(If Equipped) ..................... 07-4
Day/Night Shades (If Equipped) ........ 06-3
Waste Water System ................... 07-4
Mini-Blinds (If Equipped) ............... 06-3
Storage .............................. 06-3
Exterior Compartments ............... 06-3
Interior Storage ..................... 06-4
Slide-Out Rooms (If Equipped) .......... 06-4
Toilet ............................. 07-4
Draining the Holding Tanks ........... 07-5
Black Tank Flush System (If Equipped) .. 07-6
Holding Tank Care .................. 07-6
Cold
Weather Usage ................. 07-7
Interior and Furnishings ................ 06-4
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ............... 08-1
Dinette Conversion (with Built-in Table)
Batteries
............................. 08-1
(If Equipped) ..................... 06-4
Sofa
Conversion (If Equipped) ......... 06-5
Sleeper Sofa
Conversion (If Equipped) ... 06-5
Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain
Dividers ......................... 06-5
Chassis 12- Volt Electrical System ......... 08-1
Chassis
Bulbs and Fuses .............. 08-1
Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive I
System ............................ 08-1 I
Folding Chairs (If Equipped) .......... 06-5
Free-Standing Furniture (If Equipped) ... 06-5
Interior Lighting .................... 06-6
Battery Disconnect (If Equipped) ....... 08-1
Battery Inspection and Care ........... 08-2
Battery Charging . ................... 08-2
Overhead Vents ..................... 06-6
Solar
Panel (If Equipped) ............. 08-3
Monitor Panel ........................ 06-6
Selecting a Replacement Battery . ....... 08-3 ,
Effects of Permanent Occupancy ......... 06-7
Condensation and How to Control It .... 06-7
Auxiliary Start System (If Equipped) ..... 08-3,'
120-Volt System ...................... 08-3'
Dr' . C '1' TT.
Ipplllg ez mg yents ............... 06-9
Important Information .................. 06-9
What the RV Owner Can Do .......... 06-10
Fire Safety .......................... 06-11
Fire Safety Precautions .............. 06-11
Smoke
Detector/Alarm . .............. 06-12
Power
Converter .................... 08-4
Power
Inverter (If Equipped) .......... 08-4
Ground Fault Circuit Inte/1"lIpter (GFCI) ... 08-4
Generator (If Equipped) .............. 08-5
Generator Operating Safety Precautions .. 08-5
Generator Fuel Supply ............... 08-6
Propane Generator (If Equipped) ....... 08-6
PLUMBING SYSTEMS
Generator Operations ................ 08-6
AND HOLDING TANKS ............... 07-1
Energy Management System -50 AMP For
Fresh Water System
.................... 07-1
Additional Application ............... 08-6
External Fresh Water Hookup . ......... 07-1
Electrical Wiring Diagrams .............. 08-7
Filling the On-Board Water Tank ....... 07-1
Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers ... 08-7
Draining the Fresh Water Tank ......... 07-2
Water Pump ........................ 07-2
PROPANE SYSTEM .................... 09-1
Water Pump Filter ................... 07-2
Propane
Safety Precautions .............. 09-1
Low Point Drains ................... 07-3
System Components ................... 09-2
Ti"O!lbiesllOoting the Fresh Water System .. 07-3
Hoses . ............................ 09-2
Leaks ............................. 07-3
Propane Regulator .................. 09-2
Sanitizing the Fresh Water System ...... 07-3
Accessory Propane Supply (If Equipped) ... 09-2
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