Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 Manuals

Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011. We have 1 Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual

Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 Owner's Manual

Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 Owner's Manual (99 pages)

Brand: Fleetwood | Category: Motorhomes | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
7
- Inspect and Maintain
  8
- Planning and Preparation
  8
- Owner's Information Package
  8
- Chassis and Vehicle Identification
  9
- Suspension Alignment and Tire Balance
  9
- Warnings, Tenns and Concepts for Safe Operation of Your Motor Home
  10
  - Vehicle Response
    10
  - Vehicle Towing
    10
- After-Market Steering Aid Devices
  10
  - Alterations to Your Motor Home
    11
  - Warning Devices
    11
- Event Data Recording Device (if Equipped)
  12
- Drivers License Requirements
  12
- 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
  14
- Warranty Service
  15
- Reporting Safety Defects
  16
Important Notices
17
- Lamps and Bulbs
  19
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
  19
- Driver's Controls
  20
  - Glossary
    23
  - Storage
    26
  - Reactivating the Motor Home after Storage
    27
  - Water System Winterizing
    28
  - Long-Term Storage
    29
  - Winterization
    29
  - Storage Checklist
    30
  - Short-Term Storage
    30
  - Maintenance
    31
  - Generator Filters
    32
  - Engine Access
    32
  - Laminate Top Care
    33
  - Walls and Ceiling Panels
    33
  - Attaching Accessories
    33
  - Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall
    33
  - Exterior Sealants
    34
  - Interior Care
    34
  - Sealant Renewal
    34
  - Solid Surface Top Care
    34
  - Vinyl Front End Mask
    35
  - TOP Roof System Cleaning
    35
  - Exterior Graphics Care
    35
  - Exterior Care
    36
  - Stains
    36
  - Satellite Dish Antenna
    37
  - Telephone Jack
    37
  - Microwave Oven
    37
  - Washer/Dryer-Ready
    37
  - Additional 12-Volt Equipment
    38
  - Video Equipment
    38
  - TV Antenna
    38
  - Range
    39
  - Air Conditioner
    39
  - Water Heater
    40
  - Refrigerator
    40
  - Furnace
    40
  - Water Heater Bypass Valve
    40
  - Lighting Propane Appliances
    41
  - Using Propane System at Low Temperatures
    42
  - Filling Propane Tanks
    42
  - Propane System Check
    42
  - Propane Leak Detector/Alarm
    42
  - Hoses
    43
  - Propane Regulator
    43
  - Accessory Propane Supply
    43
  - Propane Safety Precautions
    44
  - Electrical Systems
    46
  - Generator Fuel Supply
    47
  - Propane Generator Operation
    47
  - Energy Management System - 50 Amp for Additional Application
    47
  - Generator Operating Safety Precautions
    48
  - Power Converter
    49
  - Power Inverter
    49
  - Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
    49
  - 120-Volt System
    50
  - Solar Panel
    50
  - Auxiliary Start System
    50
  - Battery Disconnect
    51
  - Battery Inspection and Care
    51
  - Battery Charging
    51
  - Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System
    52
  - Chassis Bulbs and Fuses
    52
  - Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive System
    52
  - Plumbing Systems and Holding Tanks
    53
  - Cold Weather Usage
    54
  - If the Drain System Does Get Clogged
    54
  - Black Tank Flush System
    55
  - Holding Tank Care
    55
  - Draining the Holding Tanks
    56
  - Exterior Shower
    57
  - Whole Coach Water Filter System
    57
  - Waste Water System
    57
  - Toilet
    57
  - Low Point Drains
    58
  - Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System
    58
  - Leaks
    58
  - Sanitizing the Fresh Water System
    58
  - Draining the Fresh Water Tank
    59
  - Water Pump
    59
  - Water Pump Filter
    59
  - Fresh Water System
    60
  - External Fresh Water Hookup
    60
  - Filling the On-Board Water Tank
    60
  - Living with Your Motor Home
    61
  - Smoke Detector/Alarm
    61
  - Fire Safety
    62
  - Dripping Ceiling Vents
    64
  - To Increase Ventilation
    64
  - To Check the Battery Charge
    66
  - Condensation and How to Control It
    66
  - Monitor Panel
    67
  - Interior Lighting
    67
  - Overhead Vents
    67
  - To Check Tank Levels
    67
  - Sofa Conversion
    68
  - Sleeper Sofa Conversion
    68
  - Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain Dividers/Chairs
    68
  - Free-Standing Furniture
    68
  - Slide-Out Rooms
    69
  - Interior and Furnishings
    69
  - Interior Storage
    69
  - Dinette Conversion (with Built-In Table)
    69
  - Mini-Blinds
    70
  - Storage Facilities
    70
  - Day/Night Shades
    70
  - Exterior Compartments
    70
  - Patio Awning
    71
  - Windows
    71
  - Remote Mirror Control
    71
  - Pull Shades
    71
  - Leveling System
    72
  - Power Entry Step
    72
  - Entry and Screen Doors
    72
On the Road
74
- Manual Headlamp Aiming Procedure
  75
- Windshield Wipers & Washers
  76
- Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm
  77
- Emergency Towing
  77
- Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions
  78
- Engine Fan
  78
- Engine Temperature Gauges
  78
- Exhaust System Heat
  78
- Fuel Types and Driveability Issues
  79
- Body Undercoating
  80
- Fuel and Fuel Systems
  80
- Rear View Video Monitor
  80
- Safe Refueling Guidelines
  80
- Maneuvering in Traffic
  81
- Driving and Vehicle Control
  82
- Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home
  82
- Child Seat Tethers
  83
- Safety Restraints for Children
  83
- Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
  84
- Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts
  84
- Safety Belt Maintenance
  84
- Changing a Flat Tire
  85
- Seats and Seat Belts
  85
- Tire Replacement
  85
- Tire Rotation
  85
- Air Pressure
  86
- Underinflation
  86
- Tire Inflation
  87
- Tires
  87
- Dangers of Overloading
  88
- Loading Tips
  88
- Weighing Your Motor Home
  88
- How to Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home
  90
- Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity and Load Distribution
  90
- Dinghy Towing
  91
- Trailer Hitch Connector Wiring
  91
- Towingavehicle or Trailer ("Towed Load or Towed Unit")
  93
- Motor Home Loading
  94
  - Responsibility for Proper Loading
    94
  - Some Definitions First
    94
    
    Southwind Information
    95
    
    Driver's Controls Diagram
    97

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