Living With Your Motor Home; Automatic Leveling System; Manual Entry Steps; Power Entry Steps - Fleetwood Bounder 1991 Manual

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LIVING WITH
YOUR MOTOR HOME
AUTOMATIC LEVELING SYSTEM
,Oontrols .for the leveling system are located on the
instrument panel. A detailed operating and, mainte-
nance guide is included in
your
Owner's Information
Package. Read all instructions forthis system carefully
before operating the system.
WARNING
THE LEVELING SYSTEM IS DESIGNED AS A
LEVELING SYSTEM ONLY_ DO NOT USE AS
AJAOK OR IN CONJUNCTIONWITHAJACK;
THE SPRING OPERATION OF THE LEVEL-
ERS COULD CAUSE THE MOTOR HOME TO
FALL OFF THE JACK.
,MANUAL ENTRY STEPS
Entry steps are located under each entry door. To ex-
tend the manual step:
Pull step assembly out; let it down completely.
Push step all the way in to store.
POWER ENTRY STEPS
(Available on some models)
The power entry step is controlled by the ignition switch
and by switches on the Instrument panel and near the
entry step. Power for the entry step Is
s~pplied
by the
C6ach battery. The battery' must
be
coriiiected for the
step to operate as described below. The switches oper-
ate the step according to the following table.
"Ok'::
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IONmoN STEP
STEP
SWITCH SWITCH PosmONI
PO$mON,
PosmON
ACTION
O,FF,
ON
Step extends and
retracts with the
opening'and ctos-
OFF
OFF
ing of the door,
Step is inactive,
Will not move re-
gardless of door
movement.
ON
ON
Step extends and
retracts with open-
ing and clOSing of
door. '
ON
OFF Step is retracted for
all door positions. If
step is extended
when ignition is
turned ON, step will
retract;
ENTRY ASSIST HANDLE
An entry assist h!lndle Is located outside each entry
door. '
ENTRY DOORS AND SCREENS
The screen door
may
be separated from the main entry
door
by depressing the catch or releasing the magnet.
A holdback mechanism can be used to secure the main
door against the side of the motor home.
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WINDOWS
WindoWs in your motor home are either slider or torque
pane type. Slider windows may be locked by turning the
lock knob. Torque windows may be opened and ad-
justed by turning the knob or crank located at the bottom
of the window.