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General| Manufacturer | Winnebago |
|---|---|
| Model | Brave 30W |
| Chassis | Ford |
| Category | Motorhome |
| Engine | Ford V10 |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Generator | Onan |
| Furnace | Yes |
Explains how Note, Caution, Warning, and Danger terms alert users to precautions.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols and their meanings for potential hazards.
Specifies the capacity of the vehicle's main fuel tank.
Lists LP gas tank capacities for different motor home models.
Details the fresh water tank capacities for various motor home models.
Specifies capacities for black and gray water holding tanks by model.
Outlines what is covered under the vehicle's factory warranty.
Provides details on the 36-month/36,000-mile structural warranty coverage.
Guidance on understanding the operator's manual for safe operation.
Information on owner's InfoCase, chassis guides, and optional equipment.
Essential checks before operating the vehicle for safety.
Guidance on obtaining service and assistance from dealers.
Procedures for reporting potential safety defects to NHTSA and Winnebago.
Explanation of data found on the vehicle certification label.
Diagram identifying exterior features of the motor home.
Includes warnings about seat belts, moving seats, and fire extinguishers.
Advises on safe driving practices, including speed, braking, and weather.
Highlights safety procedures for LP gas, including leaks and alarms.
Warns about electrical hazards, grounding, and extension cords.
Instructions for using escape windows and fire extinguishers.
Pre-drive checks for windows, lights, tires, fluids, and cargo security.
Adjusting seats, armrests, and proper use of lap and lap-shoulder belts.
Identification and explanation of instrument panel gauges and controls.
Instructions for operating heating, cooling, ventilation, and defrosting systems.
Procedure for operating the hydraulic leveling system for parking.
Steps for extending and retracting the slideout room.
Proper use of hazard warning flashers for emergencies.
Guidance on changing a flat tire and spare tire storage.
Instructions for safely jump-starting a vehicle and connecting a battery charger.
Steps to take if the engine overheats to prevent damage.
Guidance on proper cargo loading, weight distribution, and weighing.
A checklist of essential items and checks before starting a trip.
Advice for traveling, including tips and severe weather information.
Techniques for nighttime, mountain driving, and campsite leveling.
Information on LP gas supply and safe operation of the system.
Guidance on detecting LP gas leaks and regulator maintenance.
Details on the 110-volt AC system and connecting to external power.
Explanation of the 12-volt DC system, chassis and house batteries.
Best practices for storing and maintaining lead-acid batteries.
Diagram and explanation for connecting trailer or tow vehicle wiring.
Information on the fresh water system and tank filling procedures.
Details on waste water tanks and procedures for dumping holding tanks.
Identifies locations of drain valves for water lines and tanks.
Instructions for operating the refrigerator and ensuring proper leveling.
Operating instructions for the LP gas furnace and optional heat pump.
Information on operating the ducted roof air conditioning system.
Operation of the TV antenna, signal amplifier, and video selection center.
Instructions for converting dinettes and couches into beds.
Guidance on operating and cleaning the fresh water toilet.
Proper methods for washing, waxing, and caring for the exterior finish.
Recommendations for cleaning and maintaining interior fabrics.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining solid surface countertops.
Guidance on tire inflation, alignment, and balance for safe operation.
Steps to prepare the vehicle for storage to prevent damage.
Detailed steps for winterizing the plumbing and water systems.
Steps to take to prepare the motor home after storage.
