Fleetwood 2014 Bounder Classic Motorhome Manuals

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Fleetwood 2014 Bounder Classic Owner's Manual

Fleetwood 2014 Bounder Classic Owner's Manual (100 pages)

2014 RV

Brand: Fleetwood | Category: Motorhomes | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
7
Warranty
13
- Coverage Provided
  13
- What Is Not Covered by this Warranty
  13
- Limitations
  14
- Your Rights under State Law
  14
- Dealer's Obligations
  14
- Owner's Obligations
  14
- Manufacturer's Obligations
  15
- Warranty Service
  16
- Reporting Safety Defects
  17
Important Notices
19
Bounder Information
21
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
  21
- Driver's Controls
  22
Bounder Classic Information
23
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
  23
- Driver's Controls
  24
Bounder Classic Diesel Information
24
Southwind Information
25
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
  25
On the Road
27
Dinghy Towing
30
Tires
34
- Tire Inflation
  34
- Air Pressure
  35
- Underinflation
  35
- Air Pressure Check
  35
- Tire Replacement
  36
- Tire Rotation
  36
- If You Get a Flat Tire
  36
- Changing a Flat Tire
  36
Seats and Seat Belts
37
Driving and Vehicle Control
39
- Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home
  39
Maneuvering in Traffic
40
Rear View Video Monitor (if Equipped)
41
Body Undercoating
41
Fuel and Fuel Systems
41
- Safe Refueling Guidelines
  42
- Fuel Types and Driveability Issues
  42
API Refueling Advisory
42
Engine Fan
43
Exhaust System Heat
43
Engine Temperature Gauges
43
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions
43
- Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm
  44
- Testing Procedure
  45
Emergency Towing
46
- Windshield Wipers & Washers
  46
- Manual Headlamp Aiming Procedure
  47
Living with Your Motor Home
49
- Leveling System (if Equipped)
  49
- Power Entry Step (if Equipped)
  49
- Entry and Screen Doors
  50
- Patio Awning (if Equipped)
  50
- Windows
  50
  - Emergency Exit Window(S)
    50
- Remote Mirror Control
  50
- Sun Visors (if Equipped)
  50
- Pull Shades (if Equipped)
  51
  - Day/Night Shades (if Equipped)
    51
- Mini-Blinds (if Equipped)
  51
- Storage
  51
  - Exterior Compartments
    51
  - Interior Storage
    52
- Slide-Out Rooms (if Equipped)
  52
- Interior and Furnishings
  52
- Monitor Panel
  54
- Effects of Permanent Occupancy
  55
  - Condensation and How to Control It
    55
  - Dripping Ceiling Vents
    57
- Important Information
  57
  - What the RV Owner Can Do
    58
- Fire Safety
  59
  - Fire Safety Precautions
    59
  - Smoke Detector/Alarm
    60
Plumbing Systems and Holding Tanks
61
- Fresh Water System
  61
  - External Fresh Water Hookup
    61
  - Filling the On-Board Water Tank
    61
  - Draining the Fresh Water Tank
    62
  - Plumbing Systems and Holding Tanks
    62
  - Water Pump
    62
  - Water Pump Filter
    62
  - Low Point Drains
    63
  - Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System
    63
  - Leaks
    63
  - Sanitizing the Fresh Water System
    63
  - Exterior Shower (if Equipped)
    64
  - Whole Coach Water Filter System (if Equipped)
    64
- Waste Water System
  64
  - Toilet
    64
  - Draining the Holding Tanks
    65
  - Black Tank Flush System (if Equipped)
    66
  - Holding Tank Care
    66
  - Cold Weather Usage
    67
Electrical Systems
69
- Batteries
  69
- Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System
  69
  - Chassis Bulbs and Fuses
    69
- Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive System
  69
- 120-Volt System
  71
  - Power Converter
    72
  - Power Inverter
    72
  - Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
    72
  - Generator
    73
  - Generator Operating Safety Precautions
    73
  - Generator Fuel Supply
    74
  - Generator Operations
    74
- Energy Management System -50 AMP for Additional Application
  74
- Electrical Wiring Diagrams
  75
Propane System
77
- Propane Safety Precautions
  77
- System Components
  78
  - Hoses
    78
  - Propane Regulator
    78
  - Accessory Propane Supply (if Equipped)
    79
- Using Propane System at Low Temperatures
  79
- Filling Propane Tanks
  79
- Propane System Check
  79
- Propane Leak Detector/Alarm
  80
- Starting Propane Appliances
  80
Appliances
81
- Water Heater
  81
  - Water Heater Bypass Valve
    81
- Refrigerator
  81
- Furnace
  81
- Range
  82
- Range Exhaust Hood
  82
- Air Conditioner(S) (if Equipped)
  82
- Televisions and DVD Players (if Equipped)
  83
- Additional 12-Volt Equipment
  83
- Video Equipment
  83
- TV Antenna
  83
- Antenna Operating Instructions
  83
- Telephone Jack (if Equipped)
  83
- Microwave Oven (if Equipped)
  84
- Washer/Dryer-Ready
  84
- Miscellaneous Appliances
  84
Maintenance
85
- Exterior
  85
  - Stains
    85
  - Exterior Graphics Care
    86
  - Vinyl Front End Mask (if Equipped)
    86
  - Windows, Doors, Vents and Locks
    86
  - Cleaning
    86
  - Care
    86
- Sealant Renewal
  87
  - Exterior Sealants
    87
  - Door, Window, Roof Component and Molding Resealing
    87
- Acrylic Assist Handles (if Equipped)
  87
- Interior
  87
  - Fabrics
    87
  - Solid Surface Top Care (if Equipped)
    87
  - Laminate Top Care (if Equipped)
    88
  - Walls and Ceiling Panels
    88
  - Attaching Accessories to Your Motor Home
    88
  - Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall
    88
  - Floors and Carpeting
    88
  - Wood Floor (if Equipped)
    88
  - Engine Access
    89
- Generator Filters
  89
- Maintenance Guideline
  89
Storage
91
Glossary
97

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