Storage; Exterior Compartments; Interior And Furnishings; Dinette Conversion - Fleetwood Pace Arrow 1989 Manual

c;)se the motor home must be evacuated under
ernergenc'{ cond!tlons. To release the window. follow
the Instructions JttJched to the window fr3me. READ.
UNDERSTAND. AND PRACTICE THESE INSTRUC·
TIONS BEFORE YOU NEED TO USE THEM.
Emergency Exit Window
STORAGE
Exterior Compartments
Exterior storage compartments maximize available
space and should accommodate most of your storage
needs. They have been designed to remain secure
while the vehicle is in motion. All of the storage com·
p'lrtments except the LP gas and generator compart·
ments can be locked. Fire·preventionregulations reo
quire that the LP gas and generator compartments
be unlocked at all times.
Please note that if all compartments are filled with
heavy, or densely packed items, your motor home
could be overloaded. Refer to the section in this
manual that discusses capacity and weighing. Follow
the loading and weighing instructions in that section.
When storing equipment and supplies: '
• Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas
where they will not shift while traveling.
• Whenever possible. place heavy articles in storage
compartments which are low and in the best loca·
tion for better weight distribution. See
"WEIGHING" section.
• Pack articles carefully in the storage compartments
to minimize shifting. If ,necessary, use straps to,
pre'/ent movement. . . .
8e' sure"liquid containers are capped and cannot,
tip or spilL Secure all ,glass containers and dishes
'before tra·veling.
Ex-cerior storage compartments may n'ot be water·
tight in all climate conditiops. Carry any articles
which co'-!Id be damaged by water inside the motor
home. '
WARNING: OUTSIDE STORAGE COMPART-
MENTS ARE NOT SEALED, VENTED ENCLO-
SURES, AND MAY BE ACCESSIBLE FROM IN·
SIDE THE MOTOR HOME. DO NOT STORE
FLAMMABLE. VOLATILE LIQUIDS. HAZARDOUS
CHEMICALS OR EQUIPMENT IN THESE AREAS.
Interior Storage
1nterlor storage 3reas may be found in a number
of places in your motor home - overhead compart-
ments. wall closets. under the dinette. under the bed.
lavy and galley c3b,nets. Most of the closets and
cabinets have hidden latches along one edge of the
door. Press the
latc~
button to open the door.
Overhead doors may have friction supports to hold
them open.
Drawers rest in detent notches when they are
closed. To open drawers. lift up slightly, then pull open.
Closets maybe equipped with 12-volt lights that
may be switched to turn ON when the closet door
is opened. Be sure the light goes OFF when you close
the closet door '- your battery could be discharged
rapidly if it stays ON. If the light stays on when the
door is closed. the door switch requires adjustment.
The same loading considerations apply to interior
storage areas as to exterior. Even ''lough your motor
home has a lot of storage space, use good sense
when loading. Consult the section on capacity and
weighing.
INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS
The materials us,ed inside your motor home have
been selected for durability and comfort. With
reasonable care, these materials will stand up under
years of recreational living. The MAINTENANCE SEC·
TION in this manual outlines care requirements for
the various upholstery fabrics, floor, cabinet, and wall
finishes.
Dinette Conversion
To convert the dinette into a bed:
• Unfasten and remove cushions.
• Reach under the table, fold the leg up under the
table top.
• Raise front portion of table several inches .to
disengage inserts from the wall supports.
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Lower table top to the dinette frame to complete
bed basa •
Slide seat and back cushion into place over bed
base.
Sofa/Lounge Conversion'
To convert ,a 'sofa/lounge into a bed:
• Remove so'fa bolsters.
• Lift
front of sofa frame up and out.
• Push the back 01 the lounge back and down.
Push the seat 'Jelts through the space between
the lounge back and seat.
To restore the sofa/lounge:
• Pull the seat belts back up through the space.