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Fleetwood Jamboree Sport DSL User Manual

Fleetwood Jamboree Sport DSL
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2010 Owner’s Manual
6/2009 Pulse - Icon Owner’s Manual Printed in USA (Revised 8/2008)
2010 Pulse - Icon

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Fleetwood Jamboree Sport DSL Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFleetwood
ModelJamboree Sport DSL
CategoryMotorhomes
LanguageEnglish

Summary

INTRODUCTION

INSPECT AND MAINTAIN

Importance of regular inspection and maintenance for safety and comfort.

PLANNING AND PREPARATION

Advice on trip planning and knowing your RV for a pleasant experience.

OWNER'S INFORMATION PACKAGE

Details documents included for safe operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

CHASSIS AND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

SUSPENSION ALIGNMENT AND TIRE BALANCE

Covers factory alignment and owner's responsibility for checking it.

SAFE OPERATION GUIDELINES

Vehicle Safety & Handling

Emphasizes defensive driving, avoiding impairment, and understanding vehicle dynamics.

Vehicle Towing & Alterations

Guidelines for towing vehicles and warnings against improper vehicle modifications.

Warning Devices & Data Recording

Lists essential safety devices and explains vehicle event data recording capabilities.

DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIREMENTS

Advises checking local state requirements for driver's licenses for RV operation.

LIMITED ONE-YEAR WARRANTY

COVERAGE PROVIDED

Outlines what is covered under the warranty, including structural and non-structural defects.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY

Lists exclusions from the warranty, such as automotive chassis and normal wear.

LIMITATIONS

Discusses limitations on implied warranties and manufacturer's responsibility.

WARRANTY SERVICE

Provides instructions for obtaining warranty service and contacts.

IMPORTANT NOTICES

PULSE-ICON INFORMATION

LAMPS AND BULBS

Lists interior and exterior 12-volt bulb types and specifications.

MOTOR HOME FUSES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS

Details the locations and purpose of electrical circuit breakers and fuses.

ON THE ROAD

MOTOR HOME LOADING

Explains the importance of proper loading for safety and vehicle handling.

Some Definitions First

Defines key weight terms like GVWR, GAWR, GCWR, OCCC, and UVW.

Towing a Vehicle or Trailer

Provides guidelines and warnings for safely towing vehicles or trailers.

Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity and Load Distribution

Details how to calculate and distribute weight for safe motor home operation.

Dangers of Overloading

Warns about the risks associated with overloading the motor home and its components.

TIRES

Discusses tire selection, maintenance, and importance of proper inflation.

SEATS AND SEAT BELTS

Covers proper seat belt usage and safety for driver and passengers.

DRIVING AND VEHICLE CONTROL

Provides guidance on operating the motor home safely, especially in different conditions.

FUEL AND FUEL SYSTEMS

Refers to chassis manual for fuel recommendations and discusses fuel system safety.

Safe Refueling Guidelines

Provides essential safety guidelines for refueling the motor home.

EMERGENCY TOWING

Provides instructions and information for emergency towing of the motor home.

LIVING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME

SETUP

Outlines the necessary procedures for setting up the motor home.

Condensation and How to Control It

Explains causes of condensation and methods to manage it.

What can I do to reduce or eliminate condensation problems in my RV?

Provides steps to reduce moisture and increase ventilation to control condensation.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Discusses mold growth, its causes, and prevention methods in RVs.

What the RV Owner Can Do

Lists positive steps RV owners can take to reduce mold growth and moisture issues.

CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Outlines critical safety precautions to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

FIRE SAFETY

Addresses the risks of fire in RVs and general fire safety practices.

MONITOR PANEL

Explains how to check holding tank levels and battery condition.

ENTRY AND SCREEN DOORS

Covers operation and security features of the main entry and screen doors.

WINDOWS

Discusses types of windows, operation, and maintenance of weep slots.

STORAGE

Covers storage considerations for the motor home and its compartments.

SLIDE-OUT ROOMS (If Equipped)

Explains the operation and requirements for slide-out rooms.

INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS

Covers care and maintenance of interior materials like fabrics, floors, and walls.

Bunk Ladder Use

Provides instructions for ascending and descending a bunk ladder.

Free-Standing Furniture (If Equipped)

Discusses securing free-standing furniture for travel to prevent damage and injury.

PLUMBING SYSTEMS AND HOLDING TANKS

FRESH WATER SYSTEM

Covers the fresh water system, including city water hookup and on-board tank.

Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System

Addresses common water system problems, including leaks and their causes.

Sanitizing the Fresh Water System

Provides a procedure for sanitizing the fresh water system using bleach.

WASTE WATER SYSTEM

Explains the waste water system, including holding tanks and drain plumbing.

Draining the Holding Tanks

Provides instructions for draining black and gray water holding tanks.

Holding Tank Care

Offers tips to minimize clogging and ensure proper holding tank maintenance.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Batteries

Explains the two battery systems and their power sources.

CHASSIS 12-VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Lists components included in the chassis electrical system.

Battery Inspection and Care

Provides guidance on checking, cleaning, and maintaining batteries.

Battery Charging

Outlines safety guidelines and methods for charging motor home batteries.

120-VOLT SYSTEM

Covers the 120-volt AC system and its power sources.

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

Details the purpose, testing, and function of GFCI outlets for shock protection.

Generator (If Equipped)

Covers the generator as a source of self-contained electrical power.

Generator Operating Safety Precautions

Lists crucial safety precautions for generator operation.

PROPANE SYSTEM

PROPANE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Outlines essential safety measures for handling and using propane.

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Lists and describes key components of the propane system, like hoses and regulators.

USING PROPANE SYSTEM AT LOW TEMPERATURES

Discusses propane system performance at low temperatures and product blends.

FILLING PROPANE TANKS

Provides instructions on how to fill propane tanks safely.

PROPANE LEAK DETECTOR/ALARM

Explains the function, testing, and importance of the propane leak detector/alarm.

LIGHTING PROPANE APPLIANCES

Guides on lighting propane appliances and initial operation.

APPLIANCES

WATER HEATER

Details the operation of the propane or electric water heater.

REFRIGERATOR

Provides instructions for operating the refrigerator, emphasizing leveling.

FURNACE

Covers the operation of the propane furnace and thermostat settings.

RANGE

Discusses the operation of the propane range and burners, and ventilation needs.

AIR CONDITIONER(S) (If Equipped)

Explains the operation of air conditioners and filter maintenance.

TV ANTENNA

Covers the operation and travel precautions for the roof-mounted TV antenna.

MICROWAVE OVEN (If Equipped)

Details the operation of the microwave oven.

MAINTENANCE

EXTERIOR

Discusses maintenance of fiberglass surfaces, including washing, waxing, and stain removal.

Sealant Renewal

Outlines procedures to maintain weatherproof integrity by inspecting and resealing.

Windows, Doors, Vents and Locks

Covers maintenance of moving parts, hinges, latches, and cleaning screens.

TPO ROOF SYSTEM Cleaning

Details cleaning procedures for the TPO roof material.

Door, Window, Roof Component and Molding Resealing

Explains how to identify and repair sealant defects around windows, doors, and roof components.

INTERIOR

Covers care for interior fabrics, upholstery, and wall pads.

Attaching Accessories to Your Motor Home

Advises on proper methods for attaching accessories to interior and exterior walls.

Engine Access

Explains how to access the engine from inside the motor home.

MAINTENANCE GUIDELINE

Provides a general maintenance guideline considering usage and climate conditions.

STORAGE

STORAGE CHECKLISTS

Offers checklists for short-term and long-term storage preparation.

Short-Term Storage (Less Than 60 Days)

Lists steps for preparing the motor home for storage up to 60 days.

Long-Term Storage (Over 60 Days)

Details procedures for preparing the motor home for storage exceeding 60 days.

WINTERIZATION

Outlines planning and preparation steps to protect the motor home during winter.

GLOSSARY

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