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forest river Starcraft Bus Owner's Manual

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A DIVISION OF FOREST RIVER, INC.
800-348-7440
Fax: 574-533-1106
SHUTTLE BUS
OWNER'S MANUAL
Important Bus Information
Date of Delivery:_________________ Bus Body #_________________________
Chassis Make:__________________________VIN#: _______________________
Dealership:____________________ Salesman:____________________________
Telephone:____________________ Service Manager:______________________

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  • Page 1 A DIVISION OF FOREST RIVER, INC. 800-348-7440 Fax: 574-533-1106 SHUTTLE BUS OWNER’S MANUAL Important Bus Information Date of Delivery:_________________ Bus Body #_________________________ Chassis Make:__________________________VIN#: _______________________ Dealership:____________________ Salesman:____________________________ Telephone:____________________ Service Manager:______________________...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Product/Design Changes ..................6 Rental Vehicle/Incidental Charges..............6 Adjustments......................6 Unit Identification Numbers .................... 7 Starcraft Bus Production Number ................ 7 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)..............7 Safety Warnings and Precautions ................... 7 Caution Symbol....................... 7 We Care About Our Customers ..................7 Safety Alert ......................
  • Page 3 Escape Hatch ....................12 Emergency Exit Egress Window ............... 13 Passenger Windows ..................13 T-Slide Window................... 13 Full View Curb Window ................13 Window Maintenance................. 14 Doors ......................... 14 Manual Bi-Fold Entry Door............... 14 Electric Bi-Fold Entry Door............... 14 Electric Entry Door Key Switch ..............14 Door Emergency Release Handle ..............

  • Page 4: Warning

    Leaving children unattended in or about any motor vehicle poses a serious risk of personal injury or even death to such children and others. A Starcraft Bus is no exception. Indeed, your Starcraft Bus conversion has many unique features, which are designed for adult operation and use only after a careful and complete reading of the instructions and information contained in this Operation Manual.

  • Page 5: Owner Assistance

    Owner Assistance This section explains the warranty coverage on your Starcraft Bus. It is important that you read and understand the information contained here. Retain this manual in your vehicle for future reference. This manual and warranty information does not apply to any chassis manufacture coverage.

  • Page 6: Starcraft Warranty Coverage

    Warranty Repairs Starcraft Bus requires that a service order and warranty claim be completed on all repairs done to the Starcraft Bus conversion. That document should be signed by you and a copy retained by you.

  • Page 7: Appearance Items

    Product/Design Changes Starcraft Bus reserves the right to make changes to its product at any time without incurring any obligation to make similar changes to product previously built. Rental, Loaner Vehicle/Incidental Charges The Starcraft Bus warranty does not include rental, loaner vehicle or incidental (such as motels, meals) expenses.

  • Page 8: Unit Identification Numbers

    Safety Warnings and Precautions Your Starcraft Bus is designed and manufactured to provide you with various custom features as well as provide you with comfortable and safe transportation. We have indicated throughout this Owner’s Manual how to safely operate and use the variety of features on your bus.

  • Page 9: Be Prepared For Emergencies

    4. All seat release, slide and recline mechanisms must be fully engaged and locked when the bus is in motion. 5. Have passengers keep fingers and hands away from any pivot points or moving components to avoid personal injury. 6. Entry steps, bumper steps and running boards may become slippery when wet, snowy or icy conditions and caution needs to be used during these conditions.

  • Page 10: Park Safely

    Park Safely During heavy snow or blizzard conditions, make sure you clear away any snow around the base of your vehicle, especially anything blocking the exhaust pipe. Keep checking to make sure snow has not collected there. CAUTION : Engine exhaust can kill you and others in the vehicle. It contains the gas carbon monoxide (CO), which you cannot see or smell.

  • Page 11: Pre-Travel Instructions

    CAUTION : DO NOT exceed the GVWR. Overloading can cause a potential safety hazard. The driving ability and the handling of the unit could be greatly altered or affected if your unit is overloaded. CAUTION : Overloading can cause your tires to overheat resulting in too much friction and you could have an air-out, which could result in a serious accident.

  • Page 12: Driving Tips

    NOTE: In order to maintain high quality standards, it may become necessary to change the standard equipment and/or options of the Starcraft models without notice. Starcraft Bus assumes no responsibility for any errors in type or print reproduction of the features, specifications and options in this literature.

  • Page 13: Roof Area

    Roof Area The sealants and adhesives used on the roof area are formulated to remain waterproof under the sustained effects of the weather and road vibrations. Periodically inspect the roof, paying special attention to possible scrapes or cuts caused by tree limbs or other overhanging obstructions.

  • Page 14: Emergency Exit Egress Window

    Emergency Exit Egress Window Can be identified by the “Emergency Exit” label on the glass and has two (2) red release handles. • In an emergency, release red handles, rotate them away from the window and push out to swing window up. •...

  • Page 15: Window Maintenance

    Window Maintenance Daily check all moving parts on and around the window and latch areas. Glass – Inspect daily for damages, cracks or chips that could result from road debris, such as stones. Repair or replace the glass as necessary. Clean by using a standard glass cleaner or ammonia based solution and a soft cloth to remove the road film and dirt.

  • Page 16: Door Emergency Release Handle

    Door Emergency Release Handle This release handle is used to disengage the electric door mechanism allowing the door to be manually opened in the vent of a loss of power. It is located above the door and is marked by an “Emergency Exit”...

  • Page 17: Battery Box Door

    Battery Box Door The auxiliary battery location will depend on the make and model of your unit. Ford and Chevrolet – located on the lower skirt curbside Freightliner – located in the lower skirt roadside Turn thumb latch(s) to open. Maintaining the Doors Before each trip, inspect the door operations to ensure they are working properly.

  • Page 18: Mirrors

    Aluminum Components – Clean as needed. Use a mild all purpose cleaner and wipe dry. Door Seals – Check daily and replace if damaged or worn. Use a silicone based spray weekly to lightly coat the door seal surfaces. Rubber or Neoprene Extrusions – Check daily for cracks/worn areas, replace as necessary. Clean regularly using nonabrasive, noncorrosive allpurpose cleaner, followed by vinyl protector.

  • Page 19: Skirting

    in the misunderstanding of other drivers and an accident could occur causing you, your passengers or others to be injured and/or killed. Skirting Visually check the surface for damage, cracks, scratched paint and repair as necessary. If your unit has steel skirts that have been hit or damaged, check to ensure they are not being pushed back into the tires and/or restricting any other function under the bus.

  • Page 20: Air Ride Suspension

    Air Ride Suspension The air ride system is a compressed air devise that supports a portion of your vehicle loads. Failure may occur as a result of punctures, impact damage, improper inflation or improper usages. Proper use and proper maintenance will help you gain the maximum benefits. Review the manufacturers operating instruction manual for complete information concerning torque specifications, air pressures, operating instructions, troubleshooting and maintenance.

  • Page 21: Custom Paint Graphics

    CAUTION : Overloading your vehicle can cause your tires to overheat resulting in too much friction. This can cause an “air-out” resulting in a serious accident. CAUTION : Mixing different sizes or types of tires (radial and bias-belted) can cause the vehicle to handle improperly which could cause you to lose control while driving resulting in a serious accident.

  • Page 22: Interior Components And Operations

    Interior Components and Operations This section explains the features of the interior components and will help you become familiar with the operations, procedures and recommended care and maintenance. Walls and Ceilings Your unit may be equipped with either vinyl covered luan panels or panels that are covered with coordinating fabrics.

  • Page 23: Flooring

    Flooring The flooring material is glued on the plywood floor in the aisle and step area and under the seats. NOTE: There are many different options that apply such as ribbed rubber, smooth rubber, carpeting and/or rubber throughout, but all are glued into place. •...

  • Page 24: Electrical Systems

    Electrical Systems Using switches located on your console you can easily control all of the functions for the lights, electronics, heat and air. The electronics are accessible by controls located overhead or by using a voyager system if installed. Factory Installed Lights, Signals and Equipment The information for care and maintenance for the factory installed components such as the dashboard lights and gauges including horn, turn signals, headlights, fuses, circuits, bulbs, wiring, etc.

  • Page 25: Electronic Audio/Video Systems

    Electric Audio/Video Systems There are different sizes and styles of TV monitors, video players and/or radios that are connected to the speaker system and can be controlled at the units or by a voyager system, if installed. The electronics may be located overhead or beside the driver seat. Owner’s manuals for each individual component can be found in the information packet supplied with your vehicle.

  • Page 26: Factory Air Conditioning System

    Factory Air Conditioning System Your vehicle is equipped with the factory in-dash air condition system. Operations and maintenance will be found in the manufacturers owners’ manual located in your information packet. Auxiliary Air Conditioning System Your unit may be equipped with the passenger auxiliary air conditioning system, which works with the factory system.

  • Page 27: Seating

    Seating Driver’s Seating The seat itself may or may not be equipped with the lumbar support system. The following information will help you adjust to fit your individual needs. CAUTION : You can lose control of the vehicle if you are trying to adjust the driver’s seat while the vehicle is moving.

  • Page 28: Passenger Seating

    Passenger Seating Passenger Rear Seats NOTE: The number of seats for each model varies according to the order, the length of the bus and other factors, such as the Gross Vehicle Weight, etc. (listed on your front door jamb). The number of seats determines the amount of passengers allowed.

  • Page 29: Seating Care

    Fold-Away Seat To raise: 1. Push lever “A” forward and fold the back cushion down against the seat cushion until the lever has snapped back into the locked position. 2. Push lever “B” upward and lift the seat into the foldaway position. Rotate the truss lock “C” to lock the assembly in place.
  • Page 30 NOTES...

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