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General| Transmission | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Fleetwood |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Air Conditioning | Roof-mounted |
Lists exclusions from the express warranty, such as normal wear, abuse, and consequential damages.
Warns against storing LP gas containers inside the vehicle due to pressure relief.
Advises against using cooking appliances for comfort heating due to asphyxiation risk.
Prohibits using portable fuel-burning equipment inside the vehicle due to fire or asphyxiation risk.
Warns against storing flammable liquids inside the vehicle due to fire or explosion risk.
Provides immediate steps to take if the smell of gas is detected.
Refers to the comprehensive warranty program covering the motor home and its components.
Explains Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR).
Explains approved towing methods and information needed for towing.
Discusses factors affecting carrying capacity, including passengers, fluids, and cargo.
Explains how to determine and distribute the vehicle's load to stay within weight limits.
Explains how to use seat belts for safety and proper fastening.
Refers to the chassis operator's manual for fuel recommendations.
Describes the CO detector, its location, testing, and battery replacement.
Provides critical safety information about carbon monoxide poisoning.
Provides instructions for using the emergency exit window.
Details the smoke detector's location, testing, battery replacement, and troubleshooting.
Covers the general hazard of fire and the importance of safety habits.
Advises on precautions related to fuel filling stations.
Covers city water, filling tank, filter, leaks, and troubleshooting.
Provides a step-by-step guide for sanitizing the fresh water system.
Offers advice on preventing clogs, using appropriate products, and avoiding solids in tanks.
Discusses common water system problems and their causes.
Covers the waste water system components like holding tanks and sewer connections.
Guides on draining black and grey water holding tanks.
Describes the LP leak detector, its function, testing, and maintenance.
Stresses keeping tank access unlocked and visible for emergencies.
Provides detailed instructions for lighting LP gas appliances and safety tips.
Provides critical steps to take immediately if LP gas odor is detected.
Warns against storing LP gas containers inside the motor home.
Details the procedure for filling LP gas tanks at a supplier.
Advises inspecting the system for leaks before each trip and tank filling.
Prohibits using open flames for leak detection and recommends approved solutions.
Details precautions before filling LP gas tanks or entering service stations.
Warns against puncturing gas lines when drilling or fastening.
Warns against overfilling LP gas containers due to explosion risk.
Explains how to detect LP gas leaks and the importance of regular checks.
Instructs on proper installation of LP gas regulators with downward-facing vents.
Explains the function and importance of the LP gas regulator.
Details the location and function of coach fuses and circuit breakers.
Explains the 12-volt system, power sources, and battery maintenance.
Covers the 120-volt system, power sources, and cord safety.
Introduces the gasoline-powered generator for self-containment.
Provides guidelines for inspecting and caring for the vehicle batteries.
Stresses the importance of reading operating and safety instructions.
Explains the GFI's role in protecting against electrical shocks.
Warns about hot exhaust ports for water heater and furnace.
Details the LP gas forced-air furnace operation, thermostat, and airflow considerations.
Explains when the 120-volt VCR can operate.
Explains the operation of the LP gas water heater and its safety features.
Describes operating the TV on 12-volt battery or 120-volt power.
Explains the operation of the gas range and burners, emphasizing ventilation.
Provides guidance on operating the refrigerator, especially when parked and considering temperature.
Covers operation of the roof-mounted air conditioner, including power sources and performance tips.
Details operation of 120-volt TV and VCR using various power sources.
Warns against using certain chemical cleaners on upholstery.
Warns against using automotive or windshield washer antifreeze in the water system.
Lists steps for preparing the motor home for long-term storage.
Provides a checklist for short-term storage preparation.
Outlines procedures for preparing the motor home for winter storage.
Details the process of winterizing the water system.
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