Pull Shades (If Equipped); Day/Night Shades (If Equipped); Mini-Blinds (If Equipped); Storage - Fleetwood 2010 Pulse Owner's Manual

Living With Your Motor Home
PULL SHADES
(If Equipped)
To Lower shades:
Gently pull the shade down to the desired
height.
To Raise shades:
Gently pull the bottom of shade until the
spring tension from the roller is felt, allow-
ing shade to raise to desired height.
Day/Night Shades
The day/night shades are dual-purpose window
covering that provide privacy at night and light
control during the day.
To Lower shades:
Using both hands, gently pull down on the
lower bar to expose the sheer fabric for daytime
light control. For use at night, pull on the upper
bar to unfold the privacy curtain.
To Raise shades:
Using both hands, gently raise the upper bar
allowing the sheer fabric to fold, then raise the
lower bar allowing the privacy curtain to fold.
MINI-BLINDS
(If Equipped)
To Lower mini-blinds:
Pull straight down on the cord slightly, and
move it about 45 degrees to either the left
or right and lower the blind. Stop the blind
in mid-travel by moving it back to the
straight down position. Re-attach the
retainers when traveling.
To Raise mini-blinds:
Release bottom of blind from retainer. Pull
straight down on cord and release at desired
height. It is not necessary to pull the cord to
one side or the other to secure blind.
To Adjust the angle:
Turn the adjusting rod either direction.
06-10
(If Equipped)

STORAGE

Exterior Compartments

Exterior storage compartments should accommo-
date most of your storage needs. All of the stor-
age compartments, except the Propane tank com-
partment, can be locked. Fire prevention regula-
tions require that the Propane tank compartment
be unlocked at all times.
Please note: Your motor home could be over-
loaded or out of balance if not properly loaded.
Refer to the Motor Home Loading section of the
On The Road chapter of this manual, and follow
the loading and weighing instructions in that sec-
tion. When storing equipment and supplies:
• Always keep tools and equipment stored in
areas where they will not shift while travel-
ing.
• Whenever possible, place heavy articles in
storage compartments which are low and in
the best location for weight distribution.
Pack articles carefully in the storage com-
partments to minimize shifting. If neces-
sary, use straps to prevent movement.
• Be sure liquid containers are capped and
cannot tip or spill.
• Secure all glass containers and dishes
before traveling.
• Exterior storage compartments may not be
watertight in all conditions. Carry any arti-
cles which could be damaged by water
inside the motor home.
To
unlock,
move
cord to
center
and
Shade release
tension.
To lock cord,
simply release
grip.