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General| Category | Motorhomes |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Winnebago |
| Model | Sightseer 30B |
| Chassis | Ford F53 |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Transmission | 6-speed automatic |
| Sleeping Capacity | 5 |
| Number of Slideouts | 2 |
| Interior Height | 6 ft 8 in |
| LP Gas Capacity | 18 gal. |
| Fuel Capacity | 80 gallons |
| GVWR | 18, 000 lbs |
| Generator | Onan |
| Exterior Height | 12' 2" |
Provides guidance on the proper care and operation of the vehicle and equipment.
Alerts users to potential hazards involving vehicle damage or personal safety.
Details the dealer's responsibility for pre-shipment inspection and road testing.
Recommends checking and adjusting alignment after loading and periodically.
Outlines dealer support for information, maintenance, and warranty repairs.
Instructs on reporting potential safety defects to NHTSA and Winnebago Industries.
Explains the information contained on the vehicle's certification label.
Lists the physical and capacity specifications for different motor home models.
Provides fields for recording owner, vehicle, and dealer/service center details.
Details the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty coverage.
Provides general safety advice regarding seat belt usage, seat positioning, and emergency exits.
Offers precautions for safe driving, including seat adjustment, speed control, and handling slippery surfaces.
Warns about fire and explosion hazards associated with fuel and LP gas, requiring pilot lights off during refueling.
Provides procedures for identifying and responding to LP gas leaks.
Explains the function and importance of the propane gas leak detector.
Advises on avoiding carbon monoxide exposure from exhaust gases and ensuring proper ventilation.
Details the coach's carbon monoxide alarm, its power source, and function.
Describes the smoke alarm's location, power source, and sensor design.
Explains how to adjust and swivel driver and co-pilot seats for comfort and access.
Describes how to fold down a dinette seat, possibly for front seat reclining.
Covers proper use, adjustment, fastening, and care of seat belts for safety.
Provides guidelines for selecting, installing, and using child restraint systems safely.
Explains key identification numbers and how to obtain duplicates if lost.
Details the rearview camera system for maneuvering assistance and safety.
Guides on adjusting power electric mirrors for maximum rear visibility.
Describes the safety feature preventing gear shift from Park unless ignition is ON and brake is pressed.
Explains the operation of the foot-pedal parking brake for Ford and Workhorse chassis.
Details the automatic parking brake system for Workhorse chassis.
Explains the feature for controlling vehicle speed on downhill grades to prevent brake overheating.
Describes the switch to deactivate automatic overdrive for specific driving conditions.
Explains the mode for towing that enhances power delivery and engine braking.
Guides on operating the driver-side map light.
Explains the safety function of hazard warning flashers on the roadway.
Details using the switch to divert house battery power for emergency engine starting.
Describes controls for the dash AC, heater, and defroster.
Explains the auxiliary automotive system heat for the rear coach.
Describes the two-speed auxiliary fans for windshield defrosting.
Covers operation of the AM/FM stereo, CD, and DVD player.
Locates pre-wired connections for CB radio power.
Guides on accessing the engine compartment from the exterior for fluid checks.
Details how to remove the interior front engine cover.
Advises on checking coolant levels and using the correct coolant type.
Explains how the switch disconnects chassis electrical loads to conserve battery during storage.
Highlights the importance of proper tire pressure for handling and wear.
Recommends checking alignment after loading and periodically for tire wear.
Advises checking all exterior lights for proper operation before trips.
Locates the 12-volt automotive fuse and breaker panel and how to reset breakers.
Provides special techniques for climbing and descending hills to manage speed and prevent brake issues.
Explains how the refrigerator operates on electric or propane and its leveling requirements.
Describes how to access the rear of the refrigerator for maintenance.
Details the operation of the propane gas range and oven, including lighting procedures.
Refers to manufacturer's information for operating instructions.
Explains the function of the range hood for ventilation and lighting.
Describes the panel used for checking vehicle utility systems like water and battery.
Details the operation of the gas water heater, including safety and filling procedures.
Explains the dual power feature of the water heater for gas and electric operation.
Describes how the motor aid system uses engine heat to warm water while driving.
Explains the purpose of the P-T valve and how to replace the air gap.
Provides instructions for starting up and shutting down the propane gas furnace.
Explains the operation of the air source heat pump as an alternative heating system.
Describes how the furnace thermostat controls the roof air conditioner in cool mode.
Explains the EMS for monitoring and distributing electrical loads to prevent breaker tripping.
Guides on selecting the proper power source for the rear air conditioner.
Presents a chart detailing system functions based on thermostat and fan switches.
Explains the propane system's function for appliances and safe handling.
Describes propane as LP gas, its compression, and vapor expansion for use.
Details the horizontally mounted propane tank attached to the vehicle frame.
Provides instructions for refilling the permanently mounted propane tank at a dealership.
Recommends using straight propane and warns against butane mixtures.
Discusses issues caused by air in the propane tank and how dealers purge it.
Outlines safety precautions for using the propane gas system, including filling and leak testing.
Lists critical warnings and precautions for safe propane gas handling and travel.
Explains the function and protection of the pressure regulator and its vent.
Warns about the dangers of handling electrical components and potential for fatal shock.
Explains the operation of the 120-volt AC system from shoreline or generator.
Describes the external power cord and cautions regarding proper polarity and grounding.
Details how to connect the external power cord to a utility receptacle.
Explains campground fuses/breakers protecting park wiring and the vehicle's power cord.
Describes the power converter and panel containing 120V AC and 12V DC breakers/fuses.
Explains how 120V AC breakers protect against overloads and how to reset them.
Mentions the provision of standard household electrical outlets.
Explains GFCI outlets protect against severe electrical shock and how to reset them.
Guides on connecting and operating the 120-volt generator.
Outlines the 12-volt DC system components: chassis battery, house batteries, and converter.
Refers to the Power Center section for converter information.
Explains the chassis battery's role in starting the engine and powering accessories.
Describes deep-cycle house batteries for powering 12-volt equipment in the living area.
Explains how the switch disconnects house batteries to avoid drain during storage.
Locates the house batteries compartment.
Provides guidance on maintaining lead-acid batteries to prevent sulfating and cracking.
Describes the system providing water and its two sources: tank/pump or city water.
Details the process of filling the fresh water tank from an approved source.
Explains how to connect to an external water source for direct supply.
Outlines steps to disconnect from the city water source.
Recommends an in-line regulator to protect the fresh water system from high city water pressure.
Explains how the demand pump supplies water from the tank when not connected to city water.
Discusses the cleanable strainer that captures particles to protect the pump.
Provides a procedure for disinfecting the potable water system, especially before storage.
Mentions the need for a filter cartridge to add disinfecting solution to the tank.
Explains superchlorination for continuous sanitation of the fresh water tank.
Describes the normal function of water dripping from the shower faucet assembly.
Details the feature for rinsing items or pets outside the coach.
Covers the RV toilet's operation and important "don'ts" for maintenance.
Explains the use of drain valves for preparing the system for storage or sanitizing.
Describes the bypass valve for easier winterization of water lines with RV antifreeze.
Outlines methods for winterizing the plumbing system, including blow-out and antifreeze fill.
Explains the interlock that allows the front TV to operate only when the ignition is off or accessory.
Refers to a separate guide for basic operation of the A/V system.
Describes how the DVD player connects and plays through the coach's stereo system.
Notes that the TV and DVD player operate on 12-volt DC current.
Explains how to set TV audio output for optimal speaker connection.
Details how to select the correct input for the TV to display the DVD player.
Provides instructions on inserting a DVD and navigating playback controls.
Describes the operation of overhead LCD screen DVD players for rear bunks.
Mentions sensor arrays for remote signals and wireless sound transmission.
Notes that video players operate on 12V DC current and how to turn off the master switch.
Explains how to turn video players on and off using the remote or unit button.
Provides instructions on inserting a DVD and navigating playback controls.
Explains playing CD audio and video discs using the video player.
Guides on connecting external A/V devices to the video player.
Mentions how to turn reading lights on and off.
Explains the switch to turn off the TV pre-heat circuit to save battery.
Details how the inverter converts 12V DC to 120V AC for operating appliances from batteries.
Explains how to raise, rotate, and lower the TV antenna for optimal reception.
Details the process of raising the TV antenna to its operational height.
Guides on rotating the antenna to achieve the best TV picture and sound.
Explains how to lower the antenna for travel.
Describes the built-in signal amplifier for the TV antenna.
Advises checking TV system performance in areas with good reception.
Locates the connector for cable television hookup.
Notes the coach is pre-wired for satellite TV systems.
Recommends reading the satellite dish manual for setup and aiming.
Describes the exterior center with radio, outlets, and TV hook-up.
Describes the swivel glider chair and its glide-lock mechanism for travel.
Explains how to fasten the lounge chair base for travel.
Warns against using sleeping facilities while the vehicle is moving.
Provides instructions for converting a sofa to a bed and vice versa.
Details how to convert the dinette area into a bed.
Explains the two-stage blinds for light filtering, darkening, or privacy.
Describes the lower section of the blind for light filtering and privacy.
Describes the upper section of the blind for nighttime privacy and daytime darkening.
Explains how to adjust the tension of the pleated blinds if they become loose or too tight.
Discusses the natural beauty and characteristics of wood used in cabinetry.
Explains the prop-lock rod to restrict slideout movement during travel and how to release/secure it.
Describes the keylock switch required to power slideout control switches.
Details the electric operation of slideout rooms and safety precautions.
Provides steps and precautions before extending a slideout room.
Provides steps and precautions before retracting a slideout room.
Advises retracting slideout rooms during extreme weather to prevent damage.
Addresses common electrical issues like battery voltage and circuit breaker problems.
Discusses error codes and manual methods for retracting a room if it fails.
Provides instructions for manually retracting the front slideout room using crank-in mode.
Details the crank-in procedure for emergency retraction of the bedroom slideout.
Offers advice on maintaining slideout outer seals and cleaning floors before retraction.
Explains the hydraulic leveling system for parking on uneven ground.
Describes remote switches for convenience in operating the auto leveling system.
Explains the reminder light and chime for jacks that are still down.
Provides steps to take if leveling jacks accidentally extend.
Guides on checking and maintaining the hydraulic oil level for the leveling system.
Recommends universal multipurpose hydraulic oil and warns against using brake fluid.
Emphasizes the importance of inspecting and maintaining sealants to prevent water intrusion.
Discusses roof construction, safety for walking on it, and immediate repair of damage.
Advises on removing mud and dirt to prevent rust and corrosion.
Offers precautions for keeping the automotive paint finish looking its best.
Provides advice on parking locations to protect the vehicle's finish.
Offers advice on driving to protect the exterior paint finish from damage.
Warns against commercial wash facilities and details proper washing techniques.
Provides methods for removing bugs and stubborn residues from the exterior.
Recommends procedures for polishing and waxing the vehicle's finish.
Advises on inspecting the exterior for physical forces and environmental conditions.
Provides tips for caring for pressure-sensitive appliques and decals.
Guides on cleaning plastic parts, recommending mild cleaners and cautioning against solvents.
Recommends weekly vacuuming of fabrics and carpets to prevent dirt accumulation.
Advises on cleaning fabric upholstery and testing cleaning products.
Describes the properties of Ultraleather HP and recommends spot treatment for stains.
Guides on cleaning vinyl fabrics with mild detergent, avoiding solvents.
Recommends professional dry cleaning for these fabric items.
Provides guidelines for cleaning and stain removal of ceiling fabrics.
Offers advice on cleaning wooden and vinyl wood panel cabinetry.
Recommends cleaning and waxing work surfaces to preserve their finish.
Provides care and cleaning instructions for the acrylic galley sink.
Advises on cleaning tub and shower walls with mild soap and water.
Refers to galley sink instructions for lavatory sink care.
Guides on cleaning windows and lubricating door locks and hinges.
Details essential steps for preparing the vehicle for storage to prevent damage.
Lists specific tasks for preparing the coach for storage, including propane, furnace, and battery care.
Outlines procedures for preparing the vehicle after storage, including airing out and system checks.
Provides steps for starting up the ice maker after storage.
Guides on how to load the vehicle, emphasizing weight distribution and securing items.
Explains how to weigh the loaded coach to ensure proper load distribution.
General advice on loading the vehicle for a trip.
Suggests locations for finding public access scales for weighing vehicles.
Describes the basic routine for weighing a vehicle at a scale.
Details the method for weighing each corner of the coach for accurate load distribution.
Discusses hitch capacity, tongue weight, and general towing guidelines.
Explains SAE standard classifications for trailer hitches and their ratings.
Locates the 7-pin socket for trailer towing lights and wiring connection diagrams.
Covers Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) for safe towing.
Defines GVWR as the maximum allowable weight of a fully loaded vehicle.
Defines GAWR as the carrying capacity of each axle.
Explains the operation of the automatic electric entry step and its safety features.
Describes the step operating automatically with the screen door.
Explains keeping the step extended when parked for frequent entry/exit.
Details the feature that automatically retracts the step when the door is closed and ignition is on.
Guides on operating crank-out, horizontal slider, and vertical slider windows.
Explains how to open and close crank-out windows, cautioning against excessive force.
Guides on operating horizontal slider windows by swinging the latch and sliding the frame.
Explains how to lower vertical slider windows using spring-loaded catches.
Details the operation of the roof ventilator, including dome crank and fan control.
Provides steps for raising the dome and operating the turbine fan.
Refers to manufacturer's information for operating instructions.
Discusses gaskets on storage doors and ensuring proper latching.
Notes that tools are stored in clips on compartment walls.
Explains the switch for compartment lights and recommends turning it off to save battery.
Provides safety warnings and instructions for using the roof ladder.
Advises inspecting the ladder, keeping rungs clean, and observing warning labels.
Addresses condensation and humidity issues during extended occupancy.
Explains how moisture buildup can damage interior items and how to minimize it.
