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Winnebago Tour 2014 User Manual

Winnebago Tour 2014
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5 - DASH / AUTO
Rev. 1419150527 Part No. 161500-14-026
Copyright 2013 Winnebago Industries, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Winnebago Tour 2014 Specifications

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BrandWinnebago
ModelTour 2014
CategoryMotorhomes
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION

About this Manual

Details on how to use the operator's manual for proper care and operation of the vehicle and equipment.

Pre-Delivery Inspection

Information regarding the pre-delivery inspection of the chassis and motorhome components by the dealer.

Front Axle Tire Alignment

Recommendation to check and adjust front suspension and steering alignment after loading the vehicle.

Service and Assistance

Information on obtaining assistance and service from your dealer for vehicle operation and maintenance.

Reporting Safety Defects

Instructions on how to report vehicle defects that could cause crashes, injury, or death to NHTSA.

Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity Label

Explanation of the label that details vehicle occupant and cargo carrying capacity.

Vehicle Certification Label

Details on the vehicle certification label affixed to the driver's side, containing identification numbers.

Specifications and Capacities

Provides detailed specifications and capacities for various models of the motorhome.

Owner and Vehicle Information

Section to record owner and vehicle details, including dealer and service center contact information.

SECTION 2 – SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

General Warnings

Safety guidelines for occupants, including seat belt usage and securing seats.

Driving Safety

Essential safety inspections and precautions to perform before starting the vehicle.

Fuel and Propane Gas

Safety precautions related to fuel and propane gas systems, including refueling and leak testing.

Propane Gas Leaks

Procedure for detecting and responding to propane gas leaks, including safety warnings.

Propane Gas Leak Detector

Information about the propane gas leak detector and its function in alerting to unsafe gas levels.

Carbon Monoxide Warning

Precautions to avoid carbon monoxide exposure from exhaust and combustion sources.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Details about the Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm detecting toxic gas fumes from fuel combustion.

Smoke Alarm

Information on the smoke alarm, its operation, testing, and replacement recommendations.

Fire Extinguisher

Location and recommended inspection frequency for the dry chemical fire extinguisher.

Electrical

Safety precautions for handling electrical components and avoiding hazards.

Loading

Guidelines for securely storing loose items and being aware of weight limits before traveling.

Maintenance

Safety precautions related to maintenance tasks like checking coolant and working under a jacked vehicle.

Emergency Exits

Instructions on how to operate the bedroom escape window for emergency egress.

Slideout Rooms

Safety warnings and precautions for operating slideout rooms, ensuring clearance and proper use.

Formaldehyde Information

Information on formaldehyde emissions from vehicle materials and potential health effects.

Mold, Moisture, and Your Motorhome

Guidance on preventing and addressing mold and moisture issues within the motorhome.

Roof and Ladders

Safety warnings and guidelines for accessing the roof and using the ladder.

Roadside Emergency

Information and precautions for handling roadside emergencies like flat tires.

Jump Starting

Instructions on how to jump-start the engine using the battery boost switch or another vehicle.

Engine Overheat

Procedure to follow if the engine overheats, including safety measures.

SECTION 3 – DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME

Seats – Driver/Co-Pilot

Details on adjusting and swiveling the driver and co-pilot seats for comfort and access.

Heated Seats

Information on operating the heated seats and their control switches.

Co-Pilot Footrest

Instructions for operating the co-pilot seat's manual footrest for added utility.

Luxury Cab Seats

Features of luxury cab seats, including heat, massage, and power lumbar systems.

Seat Belts

Proper usage, adjustment, fastening, and release of lap and lap/shoulder belts.

Child Restraints

Guidelines for purchasing and properly installing child restraint systems in the vehicle.

KEYONE™ LOCK SYSTEM

Information on the single-key lock system for doors and ignition.

POWER DOOR LOCKS

Controls for power door locks and storage compartment locks, and their switch locations.

ACCENT LED LIGHT STRIPS (FRONT)

Operation of the front accent LED light strips and their control switch.

MIRRORS – POWER ELECTRIC

Instructions for adjusting power mirrors for maximum rear visibility.

FRONT DROP-DOWN SOLAR/NIGHT SHADE (12-VOLT)

Operation of the 12V front drop-down shade for privacy and solar heat protection.

INFOTAINMENT CENTER/GPS

Overview of the infotainment system, including radio, rearview monitor, and GPS capabilities.

Radio/Rearview Monitor

Operating the rearview monitor and sideview cameras for maneuvering assistance.

GPS

Information on using the GPS navigation system for charting courses.

Bluetooth

Using the Bluetooth microphone for hands-free cell phone usage.

USB Port

Connecting devices to the USB port on the dash for charging or data transfer.

CB RADIO POWER WIRING

Location and identification of wires for CB radio power connection.

PARKING BRAKE

Instructions for applying and releasing the parking brake knob.

ENGINE BRAKE SYSTEM

Operation of the engine brake system (jake brake) for effective deceleration.

TAG AXLE SUSPENSION SYSTEM

Function of the Tag Axle Suspension System for increasing GVWR and improving maneuverability.

HAZARD WARNING FLASHERS

Purpose and operation of hazard warning flashers for additional safety.

SIGNAL LEVER/HEADLIGHT HIGH-LOW BEAM

Operation of the signal lever for turn signals and headlight high/low beams.

MAP LIGHT SWITCH

Instructions for operating the driver and passenger side map lights.

STEERING COLUMN ADJUSTMENT

How to adjust the steering wheel tilt and telescope for preferred driving position.

BRAKE/ACCELERATOR PEDALS - ADJUSTABLE

Operation of the adjustable brake and accelerator pedals for driving convenience.

SMARTWHEEL™ STEERING WHEEL CONTROL SYSTEM

Convenient and safe control of horn, headlights, cruise control, and wipers from the steering wheel.

Cruise Control Functions

Details on operating cruise control: On/Off, Set Speed/Coast, Resume/Accel, and Cancel.

Wiper Functions

Explanation of wiper controls: On-Hi/Lo, Off, Delay, and Wash/Wipe.

Idle Speed Control

Using cruise control to manage diesel engine idle speed (rpm) while parked.

BATTERY BOOST SWITCH

Utilizing the battery boost switch to draw power from house batteries for engine starting.

AIR CONDITIONER/HEATER – AUTOMOTIVE (DASH)

Controls for the dash air conditioner, heater, defroster, and vent.

DEFROST FANS

Operation of two-speed auxiliary fans to assist windshield defroster system.

AIR HORNS

Operation of the air horn system using the dash switch and steering wheel horn button.

FUEL SELECTION – DIESEL ENGINE

Recommendations for proper fuel selection and additives for diesel engines.

FILLING THE FUEL TANK – DIESEL ENGINE

Procedure for filling the diesel fuel tank, managing foam buildup.

STARTING AND STOPPING DIESEL ENGINE

Information on starting and stopping the diesel engine, including idling precautions.

ENGINE BLOCK HEATER – DIESEL ENGINE

Operation of the engine coolant heater for assisting starting in freezing temperatures.

ENGINE SERVICE ACCESS GRILLE – REAR

Accessing service points behind the rear grille panel for engine maintenance.

ENGINE ACCESS COVERS – REAR

Instructions for removing engine access covers located beneath the rear bedroom step.

FUEL/WATER SEPARATOR – DIESEL

Purpose and maintenance of the diesel fuel/water separator to prevent engine damage.

DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID FILL

Location of the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) fill and recommended fluid usage.

ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM

Precautions for checking coolant levels and refilling the engine cooling system.

CHASSIS BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH

Function of the chassis battery disconnect switch to conserve battery charge during storage.

CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND FUSES – CHASSIS/DASH AUTOMOTIVE 12-VOLT

Location and reset procedure for automotive circuit breakers and fuses.

FRONT SERVICE ACCESS (Power Generator Tray)

Instructions for extending and retracting the power generator tray.

WINDSHIELD WASHERS AND WIPERS

Information on the windshield washer fluid reservoir and wiper operation.

TIRES

Importance of proper tire pressure for handling, wear, and fuel economy.

HUB COVER

Procedure for removing and installing hub covers on alloy wheels.

SUSPENSION ALIGNMENT AND TIRE BALANCE

Maintaining proper suspension alignment and tire balance for vehicle performance.

LIGHTS

Checking exterior lights for proper operation and replacing bulbs or fuses.

SECTION 4 – APPLIANCES AND SYSTEMS

REFRIGERATOR - RESIDENTIAL

Overview of the residential-style refrigerator, its features, and operation.

Basic Refrigerator Operation

Instructions for starting, stopping, and adjusting temperature controls for the refrigerator.

Freezer Travel Latch

Mechanism to secure the freezer door during travel to prevent accidental opening.

ICE MAKER

Information on the automatic ice maker system and its shut-off features.

REFRIGERATOR SERVICE ACCESS COMPARTMENT - RESIDENTIAL (Exterior)

Accessing the exterior compartment for refrigerator inspection, maintenance, and service.

TAILGATE PACKAGE

Details on the tailgate package, including the slide tray for the range and refrigerator.

REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - PORTABLE

Operation of the portable 12/24-volt DC refrigerator/freezer mounted on a slide tray.

RANGE TOP

Operation of the propane gas range top and instructions for lighting burners.

MICROWAVE OVEN/RANGE HOOD

Functionality of the microwave oven and range hood fan, including lighting and switches.

ONEPLACE® SYSTEMS MONITOR PANEL

Central panel for checking utility system conditions like tank levels and battery status.

Water And Holding Tank Levels

Displaying approximate fluid levels for fresh, gray, and black water tanks on the LCD screen.

Propane Gas Level

Checking the approximate propane tank level using the tank level switch.

Battery Charge Meter

Checking the charge level (voltage) of chassis and house batteries.

Water Pump Switch

Operating the water pump switch to supply water from the fresh water tank.

Exterior Monitor Panel

Checking water tank levels and battery conditions via the exterior monitor panel.

POWER CONTROL SYSTEM (PCS)

Monitors electrical usage and allows operation of high energy appliances without overloading.

SOLAR CHARGE PANEL

How the solar charge panel helps keep house batteries charged.

ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT (Heating and Cooling)

Controls for the Hydronic Heating System and roof air conditioners.

Heating

Steps for operating the heating system, including selecting heat mode and zones.

Cooling (A/C)

Steps for operating the cooling system, including selecting cool mode and zones.

Heat Pump

Information on the heat pump system, its operation, and efficiency in cold weather.

LCD Display Screen

Explanation of the LCD display screen showing room temperature and setpoint.

Changing Temperature Setpoints

Procedure for adjusting the temperature setpoint using the thermostat controls.

HYDRONIC HEATING SYSTEM

Provides continuous hot water, interior heat, and engine preheating using diesel and electric elements.

Basement Temperature Control

Control for maintaining temperature in the basement compartment.

Exterior Electronic Controller

Indicates status of the Hydronic Heating System with red and green lights.

Engine Preheating/Motoraid

Uses engine heat for water heating and provides engine preheat feature for cold starts.

Interior Heat

How circulation pumps distribute heated water through interior heat exchangers for zoned heating.

Increasing and Decreasing Water Temperature

Adjusting hot water temperature using the tempering valve on the Aqua-Hot unit.

Changing the Fuel Filter and Fuel Nozzle

Recommended annual replacement of fuel filter and nozzle for Aqua-Hot system performance.

AIR CONDITIONER FILTERS

Location, inspection, and cleaning of air conditioner filters for efficient operation.

WASHER/DRYER - STACKABLE

Information on operating the stackable washer/dryer and safety precautions.

Water Supply Faucets

Location of washing machine water supply faucets and importance of turning them off.

WASHER/DRYER - PREP PACKAGE

Details on plumbing presence for washer/dryer installation and recommended parts/service.

DISHWASHER (Drawer Style)

Information about the drawer-style dishwasher, if equipped.

CENTRAL VACUUM CLEANER

Operation and use of the central vacuum cleaner system.

To Use The Vacuum

Instructions for connecting the hose and operating the central vacuum cleaner.

To Use Vac Pan

Using the vac pan lever to sweep floor debris into the opening.

Exterior Storage Compartment Vacuum

Location and use of an additional vacuum hose outlet for exterior cleaning.

To Change Filter Bags

Procedure for changing filter bags in the exterior storage compartment vacuum.

SECTION 5 – PROPANE GAS

PROPANE GAS SUPPLY

Overview of the propane gas system supplying fuel for appliances like range, water heater, and furnace.

How Propane Gas Works

Explanation of propane as a liquefied petroleum gas and its use in vapor form by appliances.

Propane Tank System

Description of the horizontally mounted propane tank and its accessibility.

Refilling Propane Tank

Procedure for refilling the permanently mounted propane tank at a dealership.

Selecting Propane Fuel Types

Recommendation to use straight propane and avoid butane mixtures for RV appliances.

Air in the Propane Gas Tank

Troubleshooting appliance issues caused by air in the propane gas tank.

PROPANE ACCESSORY CONNECTION

Convenient connection for portable appliances like BBQ grills to the low-pressure propane side.

SAFE USE OF THE PROPANE GAS SYSTEM

Key safety precautions for using the propane gas system, including familiarization with odor and leaks.

PROPANE GAS WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

Legal requirements for propane tank vehicles on roadways and general precautions.

Propane Gas Leaks

Procedure to follow if propane gas is smelled inside the vehicle.

PROPANE GAS PRESSURE REGULATOR

Information on the protected pressure regulator, its installation, and maintenance.

PROPANE VAPORIZATION IN COLD WEATHER

How low temperatures affect propane vaporization and potential solutions for gas pressure loss.

SECTION 6 – ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL CAUTIONS

Critical safety warnings for handling electrical components and avoiding shock or fire hazards.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM – HOUSE 120-VOLT AC

Operation of the 120-volt AC system from shoreline or generator power.

POWER CORD – EXTERNAL (Shoreline)

Information on the external power cord, its location, and connection requirements.

Connecting The Power Cord

Procedure for connecting the power cord to external sources, including 30-amp and 50-amp service.

POWER CORD REEL

Operation of the 12-volt power cord reel for extending and retracting the shoreline cord.

INVERTER/CHARGER UNIT – 2800W (PURE SINE WAVE)

Details on the 2800W inverter/charger, its features, and operating instructions.

Charging Section

How the inverter/charger recharges house batteries and supplies 12-volt DC current.

Inverter/Charger Control Panel

Programming and operating the inverter/charger control panel for charging options and warnings.

CIRCUIT BREAKERS – HOUSE 120-VOLT AC

How circuit breakers protect 120-volt components from overloads and shorts.

ELECTRICAL OUTLETS – HOUSE 120-VOLT AC

Information on standard household electrical outlets provided throughout the coach.

GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER

Function of GFCI outlets to protect against electrical shock from ground faults.

ELECTRICAL GENERATOR

Safety warnings and operation of the automatic power transfer switch for the generator.

Automatic Generator Start (AGS)

Feature that automatically starts the generator to maintain battery charge and air conditioning.

Generator Basic Operation

Instructions for starting and stopping the generator using the AGS control pad.

Operation Warnings and Cautions

Safety warnings regarding generator exhaust fumes and operation near vegetation.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM – HOUSE 12-VOLT DC

Overview of the 12-volt DC system, including chassis battery, house batteries, and power converter.

BATTERY INFORMATION

Information on chassis and house batteries, including their operation and charging.

HOUSE/COACH BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH

Function of the disconnect switch to prevent battery drain during storage.

BATTERY ACCESS

Location and procedure for accessing house/coach and chassis batteries.

BATTERY CARE

Guidelines for maintaining lead-acid batteries, including preventing sulfating and freezing.

CIRCUIT BREAKERS – HOUSE 12-VOLT

Protection of 12-volt circuits and equipment by the breaker panel.

SECTION 7 – PLUMBING

FRESH WATER SYSTEM

Provides water to sinks, shower, and toilet from tank or city water source.

Water Pressure Regulators

Recommendation for using an in-line regulator to prevent damage from varying city water pressure.

Method 1 - Filling the Fresh Water Tank Through City Fill Connection

Procedure for filling the fresh water tank using the city water connection.

Using City Water

How city water bypasses the pump and supplies pressure directly to faucets.

Disconnecting from City Water

Steps for safely disconnecting from an external city water source.

Method 2 - Filling the Fresh Water Tank Through Gravity Fill

Procedure for filling the fresh water tank using the gravity fill port.

WATER PUMP

Operation of the water system demand pump, which runs when water is being used.

COLD WATER FILTER

Obtaining filtered cold water for drinking/cooking by opening the galley sink faucet.

Replacing the Cold Water Filter Cartridge

Procedure for replacing the cold water filter cartridge every season or when flow is slow.

ICE MAKER WATER FILTER

Filter for the ice maker that removes chlorine and odors for clean ice cubes.

FULL-COACH WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM

System connected to cold water lines for clear, odorless, taste-free water.

Replacing the Full-Coach Water Filtration Cartridge

Procedure for replacing the full-coach water filter cartridge after 1,000 gallons or reduced flow.

DISINFECTING YOUR FRESH WATER SYSTEM

Recommended procedure for disinfecting the potable water system.

City Water Tank and Hose Disinfection

Procedure to sanitize the city water hose and add bleach solution to the fresh water tank.

Continuous Tank Disinfection (Superchlorination)

Method for maintaining an effective low level of chlorine in the tank at all times.

TOILET

Description of the motorhome toilet, designed for low water usage and high velocity jet flushing.

TOILET - ELECTRIC FLUSH

Operation of the electric macerating toilet with push button control and minimal water consumption.

DRAINAGE SYSTEM (P-TRAPS)

Ensuring water in drainage system p-traps to prevent sewer odor from entering the coach.

WASTE WATER SYSTEM (Holding Tanks)

System using self-contained tanks to hold sewage and waste water until disposal.

Dumping Holding Tanks

Procedure for emptying sewage and waste water holding tanks at a disposal site.

Flushing Your Black Waste Holding Tank

Using the internal spray head to rinse the inside of the black waste holding tank after dumping.

WATERLINE AND TANK DRAIN VALVES

Valves used to drain water from the tank and supply lines for storage or sanitizing.

WINTERIZING PROCEDURE

Procedure for winterizing plumbing lines and tanks with RV water system antifreeze.

Antifreeze Fill Procedure

Steps for filling plumbing lines with non-toxic RV antifreeze using a siphon tube.

WINTERIZING OPTIONAL APPLIANCES

Specific winterization procedures for optional appliances like ice makers and washer/dryers.

Winterizing Ice Maker (Residential Refrigerator)

Steps to winterize the ice maker and water dispenser by shutting off water and draining lines.

Winterizing Washer/Dryer (Stackable)

Methods for winterizing the stackable washer/dryer by draining water or using antifreeze.

Winterizing Dishwasher

Procedure for winterizing the dishwasher, including emptying dishes and adding antifreeze.

WATER SYSTEM DRAIN VALVE LOCATIONS

Chart detailing the locations of various water system drain valves for winterization.

SECTION 8 – ENTERTAINMENT

HDMI VIDEO SELECTION SYSTEM

System for watching high definition video from multiple sources on multiple TVs simultaneously.

Secondary Source Selector

Selector provided at each TV to toggle to preferred source for viewing convenience.

To Watch Satellite TV

Instructions for connecting satellite receivers and viewing satellite TV programs.

To Watch Broadcast TV (Antenna)

Procedure for watching broadcast TV through the roof antenna using the signal amplifier.

To Watch Cable TV

Instructions for connecting and viewing cable TV through the coach's coaxial cable input.

TV SIGNAL AMPLIFIER

Built-in amplifier for the antenna, controlled by a power switch in the overhead compartment.

SATELLITE DISH AND CABLE TV CONNECTIONS

Location of input connectors for portable satellite dish and cable TV in the shoreline compartment.

TV DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM WIRING

Information on pre-wiring for digital satellite TV systems, including coaxial and component cables.

TV DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM (AUTOMATIC/IN-MOTION)

System allowing direct satellite TV program reception while parked or in motion.

TV DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM – AUTOMATIC

Operation of the automatic multi-satellite system for receiving TV programs directly from satellite.

EXTERIOR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (ADJUSTABLE)

Features of the exterior entertainment center, including HDTV and adjustable bracket.

To Swivel TV

Procedure for swiveling the exterior TV to the desired viewing position.

SECTION 9 – FURNITURE AND SOFTGOODS

LOUNGE CHAIR - SWIVEL

Information on the swivel lounge chair, its base clamp for travel, and parking position.

BUFFET TABLE AND CHAIRS

Details on buffet chairs and folding chairs, including storage and usage precautions.

Storing Buffet Chairs

Procedure for properly storing buffet chairs using provided security straps.

Buffet Table Extension

Instructions for extending and storing the buffet table extension for additional workspace.

SLEEPING FACILITIES

Safety warning regarding the use of sleeping facilities while the vehicle is in motion.

SOFA/BED CONVERSION

Instructions for converting the sofa into a bed using the security latch handle.

Bed to Sofa

Procedure for converting the sofa bed back into a sofa, ensuring the security latch engages.

REST EASY® MULTI-POSITION LOUNGE

Operation of the multi-position lounge, including reclining and returning to upright position.

To Extend Footrest

Instructions for extending and retracting the footrest using the release latch.

Bed Conversion

Converting the lounge into a bed by extending the footrest and lowering the seat cushion.

EXTENDABLE SECTIONAL SOFA

How the extendable sectional sofa converts into additional seating space.

DIGITAL SLEEP AIR BED by Innomax®

Operation of the 120-volt AC air bed, including adjusting air pressure and memory settings.

BED - POWER LIFT

Mechanism for raising and lowering the head of the bed using a power lift/lower switch.

ROLLER SHADES (MANUAL) - SOLAR/BLACKOUT

Operation of two-stage roller shades for solar heat protection and light blocking.

WOOD FURNITURE AND CABINETRY

Information on wood species used for cabinetry, their characteristics, and natural variations.

SECTION 10 – SLIDEOUT ROOMS AND LEVELING

SLIDEOUT ROOM LOCK SYSTEM

Ensuring slideout room is locked for travel using the ignition key or keylock.

SLIDEOUT ROOM TRAVEL LOCKS - ELECTRIC

Electric locks that restrict slideout room movement while the vehicle is in motion.

Slideout Lock Drain Line

Inspection of slideout lock drain lines to prevent obstruction and water backup.

SLIDEOUT ROOM KEYLOCK

Operation of the keylock to turn slideout room control switches ON.

SLIDEOUT ROOM RETRACTION (WITH POWER LIFT BED)

Retracting bedroom slideout only when the bed is in the fully upright position.

SLIDEOUT ROOM OPERATION – ELECTRIC

Operating slideout rooms electrically, including switch locations and extension/retraction procedures.

To Extend Slideout Room

Steps for extending slideout rooms, including leveling, releasing locks, and checking clearance.

SLIDEOUT ROOM – EXTREME WEATHER PRECAUTION

Recommendations for retracting slideout rooms during extreme weather conditions to prevent damage.

SLIDEOUT ROOM TROUBLESHOOTING (POWER GEAR®) IN WALL SLIDEOUT

Troubleshooting issues with the power gear slideout system, including battery voltage and circuit breaker problems.

SLIDEOUT ROOM TROUBLESHOOTING (POWER GEAR®) UNDER FLOOR SLIDEOUT

Troubleshooting under floor slideout systems, including battery issues and retraction problems.

Manual Mode

Manual operation of slideout room arms using the touchpad for retraction or extension.

SLIDEOUT ROOM TROUBLESHOOTING (LIPPERT)

Troubleshooting Lippert slideout room systems, including battery voltage, circuit breakers, and error codes.

SLIDEOUT EMERGENCY RETRACTION (POWER GEAR®) IN WALL SLIDEOUT

Manual procedure to retract slideout rooms in case of motor or system failure.

SLIDEOUT EMERGENCY RETRACTION (POWER GEAR®) UNDER FLOOR SLIDEOUT

Manual procedure to crank in slideout rooms using motor/gear assembly.

SLIDEOUT EMERGENCY RETRACTION (LIPPERT)

Manual procedure to retract slideout rooms using motors and a flat-head screwdriver.

GENERAL SLIDEOUT CARE

Tips for cleaning slideout room seals, floors, and mechanisms for smooth operation.

LEVELING SYSTEM

Operation of the hydraulic leveling system for easier and faster parking site setup.

CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL (LIPPERT)

Procedure for checking hydraulic oil level in the Lippert leveling system.

CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL (HWH®)

Maintenance instructions for checking hydraulic oil level in the HWH® leveling system.

SECTION 11 – MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

SEALANTS – INSPECTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION

Importance of inspecting and maintaining sealants to prevent water intrusion.

ROOF

Safety warnings and precautions regarding walking or working on the motorhome roof.

UNDERCARRIAGE

Cleaning the undercarriage to prevent rust and corrosion from mud and dirt buildup.

EXTERIOR AUTOMOTIVE PAINT FINISH

Precautions for maintaining the coach's automotive paint finish, including parking and washing.

EXTERIOR GRAPHIC CARE

Maintenance guidelines for pressure-sensitive graphics to ensure longevity.

FRONT END MASKS AND PAINT DAMAGE

Awareness of potential paint failure due to moisture trapped between front end masks.

HEADLIGHTS AND EXTERIOR LIGHTS

Cleaning and inspecting polycarbonate lenses on exterior lamps, especially headlights.

PLASTIC PARTS – CLEANING

Guidelines for cleaning plastic parts safely, using mild cleaners first.

INTERIOR SOFT GOODS

Routine cleaning recommendations for fabrics and carpets to prevent dirt accumulation.

UltraleatherTM Leather-Like Upholstery

Care and cleaning instructions for Ultraleather upholstery, including spot treatment and stain removal.

CABINETRY – CLEANING

Cleaning wooden cabinets with a soft cloth and wood finish product.

SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP – CORIAN®

Maintenance of Corian countertops using cleaners, bleach, and gentle scrubbing.

STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES

Care and maintenance for stainless steel appliances, including cleaning scale, oil, and stains.

GALLEY SINK Stainless Steel

Cleaning instructions for the stainless steel galley sink, including stain removal and precautions.

CERAMIC TILE - POLISHED

Maintenance of polished ceramic tile flooring using neutral cleaners.

BATHROOM

Care instructions for the toilet and cleaning tub and shower walls.

VEHICLE STORAGE – PREPARATION

Steps for preparing the vehicle for storage, including propane, thermostat, and battery charging.

VEHICLE STORAGE – REMOVAL

Procedure for removing the vehicle from storage, including airing out and checking systems.

CHASSIS SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Consulting the chassis manual for operating safety, service recommendations, and maintenance schedules.

CHASSIS FUSES AND RELAYS

Location of chassis and dash component fuses and relays in the 12-volt electrical compartment.

CHASSIS DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTORS

Location of chassis diagnostic connectors near the steering column and in the rear engine compartment.

COACH MAINTENANCE CHART

Recommended maintenance intervals for various systems and components for normal recreational use.

Safety Equipment

Checking operation of safety equipment like headlights, turn signals, fire extinguisher, and alarms.

Appliances

Maintenance checks for refrigerator, furnace, air conditioner, and range top.

SECTION 12 – MISCELLANEOUS

LOADING THE VEHICLE

Guidelines for loading the vehicle, emphasizing weight distribution and securing loose items.

WEIGHING YOUR LOADED VEHICLE

Procedure for weighing the fully loaded coach to check weight distribution at commercial scales.

Corner Weighing (Side-to-Side)

Method for weighing each corner of the coach separately to distribute cargo and avoid overloading.

CAR OR TRAILER TOWING

Information on hitch capacity, tongue weight, and towing guidelines for trailers or towed vehicles.

TRAILER WIRING CONNECTOR

Diagram showing proper connection of trailer or tow vehicle wiring to the coach light system.

TOWING GUIDELINES

Definitions of GVWR, GAWR, and GCWR and their importance for safe towing.

Hitch Ratings

Explanation of SAE standard hitch ratings and their application to trailer weight capacity.

FIREPLACE

Basic operation of the fireplace using the remote control or control panel.

COUNTERTOP EXTENSION

Instructions for extending and retracting the galley countertop extension for extra prep space.

ENTRY STEP – ELECTRIC

Operation of the electric entry step, including automatic modes and manual override.

STEPWELL COVER

Extending the stepwell cover to increase usable floor space and its emergency retract feature.

WINDOWS

Operation of crank-out, horizontal slider, and vertical slider windows.

POWER ROOF VENTILATOR

Control of the 3-speed turbine vent for raising/lowering the dome and adjusting fan speed.

TOOL AND LADDER STORAGE

Storage locations for roof ladder extension and various tools supplied with the coach.

ROOF LADDER

Information on the roof ladder provided for limited access and safety precautions for its use.

STORAGE COMPARTMENT DOORS

Ensuring exterior storage compartment doors latch properly to maintain a seal.

COMPARTMENT LIGHTS SWITCH

Powering lights inside storage compartments and recommendations for saving battery.

POWER AWNING

Operation of entry door and patio power awnings, including LED lights and power switches.

Wind Sensor Auto-Retract Feature

Automatic retraction of the patio awning during windy conditions based on sensitivity threshold.

Entry Door Awning Operation

Steps for extending and retracting the entry door awning, including manual override.

AIR HOSE CONNECTOR

Convenient Quick-Connect Air Coupler for inflating tires or equipment using chassis air.

EFFECTS OF PROLONGED OCCUPANCY

Dealing with condensation and humidity conditions when occupying the coach for extended periods.

Humidity and Condensation

Identifying and minimizing excessive moisture and condensation inside the coach.

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