Fleetwood Bounder 1993 Manual page 48

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Check tire pressures. Reinflate to specified cold
pressure.
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Remove covering from inside windows.
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Open vents and windows for ventilation.
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Be sure engine instruments indicate proper read-
ings. Run engine up to operating temperature.
Shut engine down . . Check all fluids. Top up if
necessary.
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During engine run, check the operation of head-
lights,tail-lights, turn signals, backup lights, clear-
ance lights, license plate light, emergency flash-
ers. Operate the vehicle air conditioner. If air
conditioner does not work, or unusual sounds
occur, have the system checked by a qualified air
conditioner technician.
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Drain, flush, and sanitize the fresh water system
as outlined in the "PLUMBING" chapter. Inspect
the drain hose for leaks. Replace if necessary-
repairs are usually not effective.
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fnstall a new water filter cartridge (if equipped).
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Operate all faucets and fixtures in the fresh water
system. Check for leaks at all jOints and fittings.
Repair if necessary.
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Check 12-volt circuit breakers and inspect fuses.
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Operate all 12-volt lights and accessories.
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Install new batteries in battery-operated devices.
Check operator's manual for each device for
additional requirements.
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Test carbon monoxide, LP gas and smoke detec-
tors.
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Check monitor panel operation.
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Open and operate vents and vent fans, including
the range hood fan.
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Inspect the 120-volt electrical system - power
cord, converter, all outlets, and any exposed
wiring. If defects are found, refer service to your
dealer or an authorized Fleetwood Service Cen-
ter.
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Prepare the generator for operation following
instructions in the generator operating manual in
your Owner's Information Package.
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Start and run generator.
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Operate 120-volt appliances and air condition-
ers. Be sure to uncover air conditioner shroud(s).
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Inspect the LP gas system and check for leaks as
described in the "LP GAS SYSTEM" chapter. If
the LP tank shows signs of rust or corrosion, have
it inspected by a qualified LPG technician.
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Operate each LP gas appliance. Observe all
burner/pilot flames for proper color and size. In
any case, have the LP gas regulator adjusted for
proper pressure by a qualified technician.
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Inspect and clean the interior.
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Check the sealant around all roof and body
seams and windows. Reseal if necessary. See
"Sealant Renewal" section.
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Lubricate all exterior locks, hinges, and latches.
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Reinstall windshield wiper blades. Check wiper/
washer operation.
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Wash and wax the exterior. Inspect the body for
scratches or other damage. Touch up or repair as
necessary. Flush the underside thoroughly.
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Run thorough operational checks of steering,
brakes, engine and transmission. Operate ve-
hicle slowly during these checks to allow suffi-
cient circulation of fluids and reseating of compo-
nents.
Your motor home should now be ready for a new
traveling season. If you choose, your dealer can double
check your preparation and correct any defects or make
any necessary adjustments.