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General| Brand | Winnebago |
|---|---|
| Model | Journey |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
Defines safety alert terms (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) used in the manual.
Instructs users on how to report potential safety defects to NHTSA and Winnebago.
Provides general safety guidelines for operating the motorhome, including seat belt usage.
Offers advice on safe driving practices, including avoiding cruise control on slippery roads.
Contains a DANGER warning about turning off pilot lights and appliances before refueling.
Provides procedures for responding to suspected propane gas leaks.
Warns about the dangers of inhaling exhaust gases containing carbon monoxide.
Highlights safety precautions when working with electrical components and appliances.
Advises securing loose items and being aware of weight ratings to prevent projectiles.
Explains the operation of escape windows and how slider windows can be used as exits.
Warns users to keep clear of operating mechanisms and pinch hazard areas.
Warns about checking for people or obstacles before operating slideout rooms.
Advises caution when working on the roof and inspecting ladders for damage.
Provides guidance for handling flat tires and recovery towing.
Instructs on what to do if the engine overheats, emphasizing pulling over safely.
Explains the proper use, fastening, and adjustment of lap and lap/shoulder belts.
Provides guidelines for selecting and installing child restraint systems.
Details operating instructions for the radio, rearview monitor, and sideview cameras.
Describes the integrated system for navigation, audio, and video playback.
Details the operation of the parking brake knob and warnings against driving with it applied.
Details how to use the boost switch to draw power from house batteries for starting.
Explains the function of the fuel/water separator and how to drain it.
Explains how the switch disconnects chassis loads to conserve battery charge during storage.
Describes the residential-style refrigerator, its power sources, and basic operation.
Explains how Norcold refrigerators operate on AC electric or propane gas.
Covers dual power operation of the water heater for gas and 120-volt current.
Details operation of the thermostat for controlling furnace and air conditioners.
Introduces the propane system, its function, and safety precautions.
Provides essential safety precautions for using the propane system.
Warns about illegal travel through certain areas and the dangers of propane gas leaks.
Highlights critical safety warnings regarding electrical components and grounding.
Explains the 120-volt AC system, power sources, and converter function.
Details the use and connection of the external power cord for utility service.
Describes the 2800W inverter/charger, its protection features, and intended use.
Explains the 2000W inverter/charger, its protection features, and intended use.
Explains the GFCI's role in protecting against electrical shock.
Covers generator access, automatic transfer switch, and generator start system.
Describes the 12-volt DC system, including chassis and house batteries.
Explains how to disconnect house batteries to prevent drain during storage.
Provides essential maintenance practices to prevent battery sulfating and insufficient charge.
Introduces the fresh water system, supply sources, and filling methods.
Step-by-step guide for filling the fresh water tank using the city water connection.
Provides instructions for filling the fresh water tank via the gravity fill port.
Describes the demand pump operation and initial waterline priming.
Provides a procedure for disinfecting the potable water system using chlorine.
Provides instructions for safely dumping the waste water holding tanks.
Outlines two methods for winterizing the water and plumbing systems.
Provides instructions for filling the plumbing lines with RV antifreeze.
Allows watching high definition video from multiple sources on multiple TVs simultaneously.
Describes power requirements and setup for the Blu Ray/DVD Home Theater System.
Details operation of the digital antenna for clear HD reception.
Explains the automatic satellite system for receiving TV programs directly from satellite.
Provides a safety warning that sleeping facilities are not for use while the vehicle is in motion.
Describes how to operate electric slideout rooms using switches and the touchpad.
Provides pre-extension checks and step-by-step instructions for extending slideout rooms.
Details pre-retraction checks and step-by-step instructions for retracting slideout rooms.
Covers troubleshooting issues related to battery voltage, circuit breakers, and room retraction.
Addresses troubleshooting by identifying error codes indicated by LED lights on the controller.
Details manual retraction procedures for the slideout mechanism using crank handles.
Provides manual push-in procedures for Lippert slideout motors.
Provides instructions for checking and maintaining the hydraulic oil level.
Emphasizes the importance of inspecting and maintaining sealants to prevent water intrusion.
Warns about slippery roof surfaces and recommends professional service for roof repairs.
Provides a checklist for preparing the coach for storage to prevent damage.
Outlines steps for removing the motorhome from storage and preparing it for use.
Provides a schedule of recommended maintenance tasks for various coach systems.
Advises on proper weight distribution and securing loose items inside the motorhome.
Explains how to weigh the coach to check load distribution and compliance with weight ratings.
Covers hitch capacity, tongue weight, and towing guidelines for trailers and vehicles.
Provides information on Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and safe towing practices.
Provides safety warnings and instructions for using the roof ladder.
