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General| GVWR | 22, 000 lbs |
|---|---|
| Sleeping Capacity | 6 |
| Slide Outs | 2 |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Width | 8 ft 5 in |
| Chassis | Ford |
| Generator | Onan 5.5 kW |
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Explains the VIN and FIN numbers used to identify the vehicle and its components.
Discusses factory alignment and the owner's responsibility for post-delivery checks.
Fleetwood does not sanction non-approved steering aid devices, which may void warranty.
Covers vehicle crash, handling, response, and towing safety for motor homes.
Discusses the impact of modifications on vehicle stability, handling, and safety.
Lists and explains various warning devices installed in the motor home for safety.
Explains electronic modules that record vehicle and driver data for diagnostics or accident investigation.
Outlines what the warranty covers for the motor home's structure, plumbing, heating, and electrical systems.
Lists items not covered, such as the automotive chassis, tires, batteries, and defects from misuse.
Details the dealer's responsibility for maintenance, pre-delivery inspection, and repairs.
Outlines the owner's responsibility for normal maintenance and contacting the dealer for service.
Describes the manufacturer's commitment to repair or replace defective parts upon claim notification.
Provides guidance on obtaining warranty service, including contacting manufacturers and dealers.
Instructs owners to inform NHTSA and Fleetwood about defects that could cause crashes or injuries.
Advises about formaldehyde in particle board and its potential health effects, recommending ventilation.
Warns against storing flammable liquids, overfilling propane containers, and provides propane leak instructions.
Details warnings for propane regulator installation and use, emphasizing proper venting.
Warns against using cooking appliances for heat and the need for ventilation to prevent asphyxiation.
Prohibits portable fuel-burning equipment inside the RV due to fire or asphyxiation risk.
Prohibits storing propane containers inside the RV due to safety relief devices.
Details the locations of electrical panels and battery disconnect switches for the Revolution models.
Explains the purpose and location of 120-volt circuit breakers and 12-volt fuses across three panels.
Identifies and describes the various controls and instruments located on the driver's dashboard.
Lists and describes gauges and indicators found on the instrument panels for vehicle operation.
Discusses the operator's responsibility for proper loading and weight distribution of the motor home.
Provides guidelines and safety precautions for towing vehicles or trailers behind the motor home.
Explains the process and cautions for towing a vehicle with all four tires on the ground ("dinghy" towing).
Describes the electrical connector and wiring for connecting a towed vehicle's lighting system.
Details weight ratings, definitions, and the importance of capacity labels for safe loading.
Provides step-by-step instructions for weighing the motor home to determine its actual load weights.
Explains the risks and consequences of overloading the motor home, including component failure.
Offers practical advice on how to load items safely and effectively into the motor home.
Discusses tire selection, maintenance, age, and inspection for safe vehicle operation.
Explains the importance of proper tire inflation for safety, tire life, and vehicle stability.
Details the impact of air pressure on tire performance, wear, and safety, including underinflation.
Describes the effects of underinflated tires, including heat buildup, damage, and handling issues.
Provides guidance on how often and when to check tire air pressure for optimal performance.
Outlines requirements for replacement tires, including size, type, and load capacity matching.
Offers guidance and safety procedures to follow in case of a sudden tire failure.
Advises on obtaining professional assistance for changing a flat tire, as the vehicle lacks lifting devices.
Explains the importance of seat belts for restraint and proper usage for maximum safety.
Details the proper use and adjustment of lap and shoulder belts for safety.
Refers to the chassis manual for information on the supplemental restraint system (SRS) or airbags.
Advises on periodically checking safety belts for wear and damage and having them inspected after a collision.
Emphasizes the legal requirement for child safety restraints and proper use.
Explains the use of child seat top anchorage (tether) straps for added security.
Covers techniques for safe operation, downhill driving, and managing the motor home's size and weight.
Explains how to use engine braking for speed control, especially on downgrades.
Provides tips for safely maneuvering the large vehicle in traffic, including mirrors and parking.
Details the operation and use of the rear view video monitor system for visibility and safety.
Explains the purpose of undercoating and areas where it may not be applied.
Covers fuel recommendations, systems, and refueling safety advisories.
Discusses how fuel types and blends can affect vehicle performance and driveability.
Offers safety guidelines from API on refueling to prevent static electricity hazards.
Explains normal engine fan noise and its relation to cooling requirements.
Describes how engine, transmission, and exhaust systems radiate heat due to emission requirements.
Explains how engine temperature gauges indicate normal operating temperature and warnings.
Details the dangers of carbon monoxide and precautions to protect occupants from poisoning.
Explains the function and maintenance of the CO detector/alarm system.
Provides methods and precautions for emergency towing of the motor home.
Details controls and operation of the leveling system, with warnings about its use.
Explains the air dump system for deflating suspension airbags to level the motor home.
Describes the operation of the power entry step controlled by door and ignition switches.
Explains the function and operation of a manual stepwell cover that closes off the stepwell area.
Details the operation of a hydraulic stepwell cover, including manual retraction procedures.
Describes the latching system of the main entry door and the function of the screen door.
Refers to the Owner's Information Package for awning operation, maintenance, and care instructions.
Explains how to open and adjust slider and torque pane type windows.
Identifies emergency exit windows and provides instructions for their operation in an emergency.
Describes the power mirror controls for adjustment and heating, and manual adjustment if needed.
Explains the function of sun visors and side shades for glare reduction.
Details the operation of optional power sun visors via the driver's control panel.
Provides instructions for lowering and raising pull shades.
Explains the dual-purpose function of day/night shades for privacy and light control.
Gives instructions for lowering, raising, and adjusting mini-blinds.
Covers exterior and interior storage compartments, including loading and securing items.
Details exterior storage, locking mechanisms, and precautions for water damage.
Describes interior storage features like cabinet catches, lights, and considerations for loading.
Explains the function and operation of optional slide-out rooms, with important safety cautions.
Discusses the materials used for durability and comfort, and care requirements for upholstery.
Provides instructions for converting the dinette into a bed.
Details how to convert a sofa into a bed and restore it to a lounge.
Explains the steps to convert a sleeper sofa into a bed and restore it.
Describes dividers that separate areas, including how to secure them for travel.
Covers 12-volt lighting fixtures, operation, and cautions regarding hot bulbs.
Explains the operation of overhead vents and fans for air circulation and ventilation.
Advises on storing folding chairs for convenience and safety during travel.
Discusses securing free-standing furniture to prevent damage and injury during travel.
Explains how to check tank levels and battery condition using the monitor panel.
Addresses managing humidity and condensation within the RV for comfortable living.
Explains the causes and effects of condensation and provides methods to reduce it.
Discusses condensation on ceiling vents, often mistaken for leaks, and control measures.
Provides information about mold growth, its causes, and prevention methods.
Offers steps RV owners can take to reduce moisture and prevent mold growth.
Covers recognizing fire hazards, using fire extinguishers, and general fire prevention.
Lists safety suggestions to prevent fire incidents, including cooking and smoking safety.
Explains the function, testing, and maintenance of the smoke detector/alarm.
Covers external hookups, filling the onboard tank, and draining procedures for fresh water.
Details connecting to pressurized city water supply and the use of a pressure regulator.
Explains two methods for filling the fresh water tank: city pressure and gravity feed.
Provides instructions for draining the fresh water tank before use or travel.
Describes the 12-volt DC water pump operation, switch, and fuse protection.
Explains the purpose, location, and cleaning of the water pump inlet filter.
Instructions for draining hot and cold water lines by opening low point drains.
Addresses common water system problems like leaks and neglect, emphasizing maintenance.
Guides on identifying and fixing leaks caused by vibration, loose fittings, or freezing.
Outlines procedures for sanitizing the water system using chlorine bleach to prevent bacterial growth.
Details the operation of the exterior shower fixture, requiring water pump or city pressure.
Explains the water filter system for drinking water quality, its location, and limitations.
Describes the waste water system, including gray and black water tanks and sewer connections.
Explains the operation of the marine-type toilet and the importance of keeping water in the black tank.
Provides instructions for draining black and gray water tanks, including proper procedures.
Details how to use the black tank flush system for cleaning residue and controlling odors.
Offers considerations for preventing clogging in holding tanks, including valve use and tissue type.
Discusses precautions for holding tanks in cold weather, including furnace use and drain freezing.
Covers the vehicle's electrical system, including battery, ignition, lights, and accessories.
Details bulb types and fuse panel locations, emphasizing replacement with equivalent types.
Describes the house system powered by house batteries, converter, and engine alternator.
Explains the two battery systems (chassis and house) and their power sources.
Details the function of battery disconnects to prevent small current draws during storage.
Provides instructions for checking battery condition, cleaning, and maintaining electrolyte levels.
Explains battery charging methods, including alternator, converter, and external sources, with safety guidelines.
Describes the optional solar panel's function as a trickle charger for the battery system.
Advises on choosing a battery with the same physical and electrical characteristics as the original.
Explains how to use the auxiliary start system to start the engine if the chassis battery is discharged.
Covers the 120-volt AC system for appliances like AC, TV, and microwave, powered by shore cord or generator.
Details the inverter's function of converting DC to AC power and its battery discharge protection.
Explains the converter's role in supplying 12-volt DC power and charging the coach battery.
Describes GFCI protection for outlets against electrical shocks and testing procedures.
Explains the generator's purpose for self-containment and its controls and power output.
Details how the generator draws fuel from the main tank and prevents the engine fuel tank from running dry.
Provides instructions for starting and stopping the generator unit, with operating safety precautions.
Lists critical safety measures for generator operation, including fire hazards and exhaust.
Explains the Smart EMS for managing electrical loads and preventing circuit breaker trips.
Re-iterates the location of fuse and breaker panels for electrical system protection.
Emphasizes safe handling of propane, leak detection, and general precautions to prevent accidents.
Identifies key components of the propane system, including tanks, hoses, and regulators.
Details requirements for propane hoses, including inspection for weather checking and replacement.
Explains the function of the two-stage regulator and the importance of keeping its vent clean.
Discusses propane system performance at low temperatures and provides a chart for BTU availability.
Advises on the proper procedure for filling propane tanks, emphasizing professional service.
Outlines visual checks for exposed piping and fittings after arrival and before system use.
Explains the leak detector/alarm function, power source, testing, and troubleshooting.
Provides instructions for lighting propane appliances, including purging air from lines and initial operation.
Explains the operation of the water heater, its automatic shut-off valve, and access.
Details the function of the bypass valve to isolate the water heater, especially for winterizing.
Covers refrigerator operation, leveling requirements, and tips for cooling food in high temperatures.
Describes the propane-fueled furnace, its thermostat, and proper air flow for operation.
Explains the basic operation of the propane range and the importance of ventilation.
Details the function of the exhaust hood, switches, fan, light, and filter cleaning.
Covers roof-mounted heat pumps for cooling/heating, power requirements, and operation in cold weather.
Explains air conditioner operation, power sources, filter checks, and performance in low voltage.
Notes that these appliances operate on 120-volt AC power from various sources.
Advises on obtaining 12-volt power from fused circuits and consulting dealers for additions.
Mentions video equipment operates from inverter or 120-volt AC power.
Explains the video switcher for routing antenna, cable, or VCR signals to TVs.
Describes the control center for routing various signals and recording capabilities.
Covers the roof-mounted antenna for VHF/UHF signals and travel precautions.
Provides step-by-step instructions for raising, rotating, and lowering the TV antenna.
Details the satellite dish antenna for digital TV signals and travel precautions.
Notes the convenient location of telephone jacks for connecting to park service.
States the microwave operates on 120-volt AC power and its receptacle location.
Outlines installation compliance for electric dryer exhaust ducting and venting.
Mentions additional appliances that operate on 120-volt power and appliance selector switches.
Covers cleaning and protecting the fiberglass finish from weathering effects like dulling and fading.
Discusses types of stains (water-soluble, oil-based) and methods for cleaning them.
Provides guidelines for maintaining exterior graphics, including washing, avoiding harsh chemicals, and waxing.
Covers maintenance of moving parts, hinges, latches, screens, and sealants for windows and doors.
Details cleaning and care for the fiberglass roof, including washing and sealant renewal.
Outlines procedures for maintaining weatherproof integrity by inspecting and resealing areas.
Describes inspection for sealant defects around openings and components, requiring resealing.
Advises on cleaning acrylic handles using mild soap and water, avoiding specific chemicals.
Covers routine care for solid surface countertops, including cleaning and stain removal.
Provides instructions for cleaning laminate surfaces using mild soap and water.
Details cleaning methods for walls and ceilings, avoiding harsh detergents and excessive water.
Advises on proper methods (rivets) for attaching items to interior walls to avoid damage.
Recommends specific cleaners for plastic/fiberglass shower stalls to prevent discoloration.
Covers maintenance for vinyl flooring and carpeting, including washing and waxing.
Provides care instructions for wood floors, including cleaning spills and avoiding water.
Explains how to access the engine from inside the motor home for service.
Advises consulting the dealer for the most current sealant usage information.
Directs users to consult the dealer or service manual for generator filter information.
Discusses windshield wipers and the importance of proper washer fluid for operation.
Offers a general guideline for RV maintenance based on usage and climate conditions.
Provides checklists to help prepare the motor home for storage under different conditions.
Outlines steps for preparing the motor home for storage periods under 60 days.
Details procedures for preparing the motor home for storage periods exceeding 60 days.
Offers planning and preparation steps to prevent equipment failures during winter.
Provides detailed instructions for winterizing the motor home's water system to prevent freezing damage.
Gives a checklist for bringing the motor home out of storage and preparing it for use.
Defines key terms and acronyms used throughout the owner's manual for clarity.
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