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General| Category | Motorhome |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Winnebago |
| Model | Vista 26P |
| Exterior Width | 8' 5" |
| Interior Height | 6' 8" |
| Engine | 7.3L V8 |
| Horsepower | 350 hp |
| Torque | 468 lb-ft |
| Air Conditioner | 13, 500 BTU |
| Gray Water Capacity | 41 gal |
| Black Water Capacity | 41 gal |
| Fuel Capacity | 80 gal |
| LP Capacity | 18 gal |
| Chassis | Ford F53 |
| Generator | 4.0kW Onan |
Explanation of danger, warning, caution, and note labels used to alert users to hazards.
Procedure for reporting safety defects to NHTSA and Winnebago Industries, Inc.
Details of the limited warranty coverage, responsibilities, exclusions, and remedies provided by Winnebago.
Dangers related to fuel and propane, including pilot lights, refueling, and storage of flammable liquids.
Procedures for handling LP gas leaks and information about the installed propane gas leak detector.
Information on carbon monoxide hazards, vehicle ventilation, and the function of the CO alarm.
Cautions regarding handling electrical components, grounding, extension cords, and batteries.
Instructions for operating the escape window and using slider windows as alternate emergency exits.
Warnings and precautions for operating slideout rooms, ensuring clearance and safety.
Warnings about roof safety and proper use of the ladder, including weight limits.
Procedure for handling a flat tire, advising professional road service and caution for self-help.
Instructions for jump starting the engine using the battery boost switch or another vehicle.
Procedure for responding to engine overheating, including pulling over and shutting off the engine.
Information on seat belt usage, adjustment, fastening, and release for driver and passengers.
Guidelines for properly installing and securing child restraint systems for passenger safety.
Usage of the battery boost switch to draw power from house batteries for emergency engine starting.
Central panel for checking utility systems: water, propane, battery, generator, and water pump.
Instructions for operating the gas water heater, including filling and propane gas operation.
Operation of gas/electric water heater with dual power, including electric and quick recovery modes.
Step-by-step guide for starting up and shutting down the propane gas furnace.
Overview of the propane gas system supplying fuel for appliances and how propane gas works.
Safety precautions for using the propane system, including filling, pilot lights, and leak testing.
Legal restrictions on propane tank travel and specific warnings about propane gas leaks.
Information on the pressure regulator's protection, vent blockage, and adjustments.
Safety precautions for handling electrical components, grounding, and batteries.
Operation of the 120-volt AC system from shoreline or generator, powering specific appliances.
Location and function of the power converter panel, circuit breakers, and 12-volt fuses.
Protection provided by GFCI outlets against severe electrical shock.
Procedure for using the 120-volt generator, including plugging into the receptacle.
Function of the disconnect switch to prevent battery drain during storage.
Maintenance practices for lead-acid batteries, preventing sulfating and freezing.
Overview of the fresh water system supplying water to sinks, shower, toilet, and water heater.
How the demand pump supplies water from the tank when not connected to city water.
Procedure for disinfecting the potable water system using chlorine bleach.
Explanation of the self-contained system with two separate holding tanks for waste water.
Procedure for dumping sewage and waste water holding tanks at a disposal site.
Methods for winterizing the water and plumbing system: blow out or antifreeze fill.
Warning that sleeping facilities are not for use while the vehicle is in motion.
Steps for converting a sofa into a bed and securing it back into sofa position.
Operation of electric slideout room travel locks to restrict movement during travel.
Procedure for releasing and securing the expandable prop-lock rod device.
Instructions for extending and retracting slideout rooms using electric controls.
Troubleshooting electric slideout rooms, focusing on battery voltage or circuit breaker issues.
Troubleshooting steps for slide system errors, including touchpad reset and manual retraction.
Procedure for manually cranking the slideout room in case of motor/gearbox malfunction.
Manual retraction procedure for the rear bedroom slideout mechanism.
How the hydraulic leveling system makes parking easier by reducing uneven ground effects.
Procedure for checking the hydraulic oil level using the breather cap dipstick.
Importance of inspecting and maintaining sealants to prevent water entry and damage.
Safety warnings about the roof surface and recommendations for maintenance.
Precautions for keeping the automotive paint finish looking best, including parking and washing.
Steps to prepare the motor home for storage, including propane, thermostat, food removal, and cleaning.
Recommendations for maintenance intervals for propane, electrical, generator, plumbing, and exterior systems.
Guidelines for loading the vehicle, securing items, and distributing cargo for proper weight balance.
How to weigh the loaded coach at commercial scales to check weight distribution.
Information on hitch pulling capacity, tongue weight, and towing guidelines.
Explanation of Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR).
Definition of GCWR, its relation to trailer weight, and state/provincial laws.
