Fleetwood Bounder Classic 2011 User manual

ounder"

CLASSIC

RV,

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RV,

Inc.

IMPORTANT -PLEASE READ: Product information, photography and illustrations included in this manual were

asaccurate

possible

the time

pUblication. Materials, design, and specifications are subject to change without-

notice. Fleetwood

has

designed

its

recreational

vehicles

for

variety

customer

uses.

Each

vehicle

features

opti-

malseating, sleeping, storage, and fluid capacities. The user

responsible for selecting the propel' combination

loads (i.e. occupants, equipment, fluids, cargo, etc.) to ensure

that

the vehicle's weight capacities

are

not exceeded.

Manufacturing subsidiaries

Fleetwood

RV,

Inc. build the following motor homes: American Allegiance·

American

Eagle'

American Heritage' American Tradition' Bounder'

Bounder

Diesel'

Discovery· Excursion·

Expedition' Fiesta· Icon' Jamboree.

Jamboree

Sport·

Pace

Arrow • Providence' Pulse· Quest· Revolution

LE·

Southwind·

Terra·

Tioga·

Tioga Ranger

IMPORTANT

NOTICES

Please pay close attention to these statements

while you read this Owner's Manual. In this

manual, statements preceded by the following

words are

special significance:

A DANGER

indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if

not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

A WARNING

indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, could result in death

serious injury.

A CAUTION

indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

CAUTION

indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, may result in damage to the component

vehicle.

JI NOTE 1

indicatespoints

particularinterest formore efficient

and

convenient operation.

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

.....................

.01-1 Loading Tips

.......................

05-7

Inspect and Maintain

...................

01-2 Tires

................................

05-S

Planning and Preparation

................

01-2 Tire Inflation

.......................

05-S

Owner's Information Package

............

01-2

Chassis and Vehicle Identification

........

01-3

SuspensionAlignment and Tire Balance

....

01-3

After-Market Steering Aid Devices

........

01-4

Air

Pressure

........................

05-9

UnderiJif/ation

......................

05-9

Air

Pressure Check

..................

05-9

Tire Replacement

...................

05-10

Tire Rotation

......................

05-10

Warnings, Tenns and Concepts for

Safe Operation

Your Motor Home

....

01-4

You

Get a Flat

Tire

................

05-10

Changing a Flat

Tire

...............

05-10

Event Data Recording Device Seats and Seat Belts

..................

05-10

(If

Equipped)

.......................

01-6

Air

Bags (lfEquipped)

..............

05-11

Drivers License Requirements

...........

01-6 Combination Lop

and

Shoulder Belts

...

05-11

"TARRANTY

.........................

.02-1

Coverage Provided

....................

02-1

Safety BeltMaintenance

.............

05-11

Safety Restraints

for

Children

.........

05-12

Safety Belts

for

Children

.............

05-12

What is Not Covered by This Warranty

....

02-1 Child Seat Tethers

(If

Equipped)

.......

05-12

Limitations

...........................

02-2 Driving and Vehicle Control

............

05-13

Your Rights Under State Law

............

02-2 Using the Engine

Slow the

Dealer's Obligations

...................

02-2 Motor Home .

....................

05-13

Owner's Obligations

...................

02-2 Maneuvering in Traffic

................

05-14

Manufacturer's Obligations

..............

02-2 Rear View Video Monitor (IfEquipped)

...

05-15

Warranty Service

......................

02-3 Body Undercoating

...................

05-15

Reporting Safety Defects

................

02-4 Fuel and Fuel Systems

.................

05-15

Safe Refueling Guidelines

............

05-15

IMPORTANT NOTICES

................

03-1 Fuel Types and Driveability Issues .

....

05-16

MODELINFORMATION

..............

.04-1 API Refueling

AdvisOlY

...............

05-16

Engine Fan

..........................

05-17

Lamps and Bulbs

.....................

04-1 Exhaust System Heat

..................

05-17

Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers

...

04-1 Engine Temperature Gauges

............

05-17

Driver's Controls

......................

04-2 Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions

.....

05-17

THE

ROAD .

......................

.05-1

Motor Home Loading

..................

05-1

Responsibility

for

Proper Loading

......

05-1

Some Definitions First

................

05-1

Carbon Monoxide Detector!Alarm

.....

05-1S

Emergency Towing

...................

05-IS

Windshield Wipers and Washers

.........

05-19

HeadlightAiming

....................

05-20

Towing a Vehicle

Trailer

...........

05-2 LIVING

WITH

YOUR

MOTOR

HOME .06-1

Dinghy Towing

.....................

05-4 Leveling System (IfEquipped)

...........

06-1

Trailer Hitch Connector Wiring

.......

.05-4 Power Entry Step (IfEquipped)

..........

06-1

Occupant

and

Cargo Carrying Capacity Entry and Screen Doors

.................

06-1

alld Load Distribution

..............

05-5

How

Weigh

Your

LoadedMotor Home

...

05-5 Patio Awning

(If

Equipped)

..............

06-2

Windows

............................

06-2

Dangers

Overloading

..............

05-7 Emergency Exit Window(s)

............

06-2

00-/

Table of Contents

Remote

MitTOr

Control (IfEquipped)

......

06-2 Exterior Shower

(If

Equipped)

.........

07-4

Sun Visors

(If

Equipped)

................

06-2 Whole Coach Water Filter System

Pull Shades (IfEquipped)

...............

06-2

(If

Equipped)

.....................

07-4

Day/Night Shades

(If

Equipped)

........

06-3 Waste Water System

...................

07-4

Mini-Blinds (IfEquipped)

...............

06-3

Storage

..............................

06-3

Exterior Compartments

...............

06-3

Interior Storage

.....................

06-4

Slide-Out Rooms

(If

Equipped)

..........

06-4

Toilet

.............................

07-4

Draining the Holding Tanks

...........

07-5

Black Tank Flush System

(If

Equipped)

07-6

Holding Tank Care

..................

07-6

Cold Weather Usage

.................

07-7

Interior and Furnishings

................

06-4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

...............

08-1

Dinette Conversion (with Built-in Table) Batteries

.............................

08-1

(If

Equipped)

.....................

06-4

Sofa Conversion

(If

Equipped)

.........

06-5

Sleeper Sofa Conversion

(If

Equipped)

...

06-5

Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain

Dividers

.........................

06-5

Chassis 12-

Volt

Electrical System

.........

08-1

Chassis Bulbs

and

Fuses

..............

08-1

Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive I

System

............................

08-1 I

Folding Chairs

(If

Equipped)

..........

06-5

Free-Standing Furniture

(If

Equipped)

...

06-5

Interior Lighting

....................

06-6

Battery Disconnect

(If

Equipped)

.......

08-1

Battery Inspection

and

Care

...........

08-2

Battery Charging .

...................

08-2

Overhead Vents

.....................

06-6 Solar Panel

(If

Equipped)

.............

08-3

Monitor Panel

........................

06-6 Selecting a Replacement Battery .

.......

08-3 ,

Effects

Permanent Occupancy

.........

06-7

Condensation and How to Control It

....

06-7

Auxiliary Start System

(If

Equipped)

.....

08-3,'

120-Volt System

......................

08-3'

Dr'

. C

'1'

TT.

Ipplllg

mg yents

...............

06-9

Important Information

..................

06-9

What the

Owner Can Do

..........

06-10

Fire Safety

..........................

06-11

Fire Safety Precautions

..............

06-11

Smoke Detector/Alarm .

..............

06-12

Power Converter

....................

08-4

Power Inverter

(If

Equipped)

..........

08-4

Ground Fault Circuit

Inte/1"lIpter

(GFCI)

...

08-4

Generator

(If

Equipped)

..............

08-5

Generator Operating Safety Precautions

08-5

Generator Fuel Supply

...............

08-6

Propane Generator

(If

Equipped)

.......

08-6

PLUMBING SYSTEMS Generator Operations

................

08-6

AND HOLDING TANKS

...............

07-1 Energy Management System -50 AMP For

Fresh Water System

....................

07-1 Additional Application

...............

08-6

External Fresh Water Hookup .

.........

07-1 Electrical Wiring Diagrams

..............

08-7

Filling the On-Board Water Tank

.......

07-1 Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers

...

08-7

Draining the Fresh Water Tank

.........

07-2

Water Pump

........................

07-2 PROPANE SYSTEM

....................

09-1

Water Pump Filter

...................

07-2 Propane Safety Precautions

..............

09-1

Low Point Drains

...................

07-3 System Components

...................

09-2

Ti"O!lbiesllOoting

the Fresh Water System

07-3 Hoses .

............................

09-2

Leaks

.............................

07-3 Propane Regulator

..................

09-2

Sanitizing the Fresh Water System

......

07-3 Accessory Propane Supply

(If

Equipped)

...

09-2

00-2

Table

Contents

Using Propane System at Low Exterior Sealants

.....................

.11-3

Temperatures

.......................

09-3

DoO/;

Window,

Roof

Component

Filling Propane Tanks

..................

09-3 and Molding Resealing

............

.11-3

Propane System Check

.................

09-3 Acrylic Assist Handles (IfEquipped)

......

11-3

Propane LeakDetector/Alarm

............

09-3 Interior

.............................

.11-3

Lighting Propane Appliances

............

09-4 Fabrics .

...........................

1l-3

Solid Surface

Top

Care

(If

Equipped)

...

.11-3

APPLIANCES

.........................

10·1 Laminate

Top

Care

(If

Equipped)

......

.11-4

Water Heater

.........................

10-1 Walls and Ceiling Panels .

............

.11-4

Water Heater Bypass Valve

............

10-1

Attaching Accessories to Your

Refrigerator

..........................

10-1

Furnace

............................

.10-1

Range

..............................

.10-2

Range Exhaust Hood

..................

.10-2

Motor Home .

....................

.11-4

Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall .

........

1l-4

Floors

and

Cmpeting

................

11-4

Wood

FloO/'

(If

Equipped)

............

.11-4

Engine Access

......................

11-5

Ail' Conditioner(s)

(If

Equipped)

..........

10-2 Generator Filters

.....................

.11-5

Televisions and DVD Players Maintenance Guideline

.................

11-5

(If

Equipped)

......................

.10-3

Additional 12-Volt Equipment

...........

10-3 STORAGE

............................

12-1

Video Equipment

......................

10-3 Storage Checklists

....................

.12-1

Video Control Center

..................

.10-3 Short-Term Storage (Less than

days) .

.12-1

Antenna

.........................

.10-3 Lang-Term Storage (Over 60 days)

....

.12-2

Antenna Operating Instructions

..........

.10-3

Satellite Dish Antenna (IfEquipped)

......

10-4

Telephone Jack

(If

Equipped)

...........

.10-4

Microwave Oven

(If

Equipped)

.........

.10-4

Winterization

.........................

12-2

Water System Winterizing

.............

12-3

Reactivating the Motor Home

After Storage

.......................

12-4

Washer/Dryer-Ready

...................

10-4 GLOSSARY

...........................

13-1

Miscellaneous Appliances

..............

.10-4

MAINTENANCE

..••...........••••.•.

•11·1

Exterior

.............................

1l-1

Stains .

............................

1l-1

Exterior Graphics Care .

..............

11-2

Vinyl Front

End

Mask

(If

Equipped)

.....

11-2

Windows, Doors,

Vents

and

Locks .

......

1l-2

TPO

Roof System

.....................

11-2

Cleaning .

..........................

11-2

Care .

.............................

1l-2

Sealant Renewal

...................

.11-3

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Welcome to the recreational vehicle life-style

and the growing family

motor home owners.

sincerely thank you for choosing a

Fleetwood motor home!

./1

NOTE 1

This manualdescribes many features

your

and

includes some instructions for its safe

use.

This man,

ual,

includingphotographsandillustrations, is

agen-

eral nature only. Some equipment and features

described

shown in this manual

may

be optional

because

the continuous program

product change

conducted

Fleetwood,

ispossible thatrecentprod·

uct changes

may

notbe included.

./l

NOTE 1

Throughout this manual the term "RV" represents a

"Recreational Vehicle" as defined

the NFPA

1192.

This includes motorhomes, fifth wheel trailers, travel

trailers, camping trailers, recreational park trailers,

and

truckcampers.

A WARNING

Failure to follow proper procedures or install proper

equipment can result

property damage, injury

andlor death.

INTRODUCTION

Your motor home has been designed to provide

you with years

carefree, pleasant traveling

and vacationing.

conforms with,

exceeds,

applicable National Fire Protection Association

(NFPA), Canadian Standards Association (CSA)

(units built for Canada only), Federal Motor

Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS), Environ-

mental Protection Agency (EPA) and California

Air Resources Board (CARB) regulations.

The

seal attached

just

outside the entry door indi-

cates compliance with NFPA

CSA standards.

Like all equipment, your motor home will require

care and regular maintenance in order to deliver

maximum value and performance. The dealer will

give you basic operating and maintenance instruc-

tions. However, supplement this by reading all

instructional matelial(s) furnished with the motor

home in the Owner's Information Package and

the motor home Chassis Operator's!

Owner's Guide!Manual. This information out-

lines important areas

operation and mainte-

nance for you to follow for safe, trouble-free serv-

ice from your motor home. Study these matelials

carefully. A good working knowledge

your

motor home and how to care for it will help you

enjoy many miles and years

recreational living.

01-1

Introduction

you have any questions regarding operation,

maintenance, or service, please contact your

dealer immediately so he can assist you. Your

dealer's Service or Sales Department will handle

any normal problems which might occur.

Some equipment and features described or

shown in this manual may

optional or not

available on some models.

Because

the continuous program

product

improvement conducted by Fleetwood,

is pos-

sible that recent product changes may not

included in this manual. Specifications may

change without notice. Product information,

illustrations and photography included in this

Owner's Manual were as accurate as possible at

the time

publication, and are representative

function and

mayor

may not

specific in their

depiction

actual equipment, fabrics, interior

exterior decor

design options

installed

on or in your recreational vehicle.

The

insttuctions included in this manual are

intended

a guide, and in no respect extend the

responsibilities

the manufacturing subsidiary,

parent company or affiliates beyond the standard

written warranty as presented in this manual.

Fleetwood has designed its recreational vehicles

to provide a variety

uses for its customers.

Each vehicle features optimal seating, sleeping,

storage and fluid capacities. The user is respon-

sible for selecting the proper combination

loads to ensure that the recreational vehicle's

capacities are not exceeded.

INSPECT AND MAINTAIN

Follow a consistent schedule

inspection and

maintenance for your motor home. Your contin-

uing safety and comfort depend on it. This man-

ual includes a section outlining maintenance

intervals.

you follow the maintenance guide-

lines, you will minimize the possibility

fail-

ure

any important system or part

your

motor home.

01-2

PLANNING AND PREPARATION

Each year millions

Americans embark on

hips using some type

recreational vehicle.

Proper planning

your trip will ensure a pleas-

urable experience. A thorough knowledge

your RV is important

yon are going to get the

most out

the convenience and safety items

built into your motor home.

as familiar with

you are with your personal car

ttuck.

you have trouble or have questions, please con-

sult your dealer.

OWNER'S INFORMATION

PACKAGE

This package contains valuable documents about

your motor home and its equipment and systems.

This Owner's Manual and the Chassis

Operator's Manual are in the package. Since this

manual does not cover every possible detail of

equipment and options installed

your

motor home, there are booklets and insttuctional

material in the package that will help you safely

operate, maintain and troubleshoot those items.

sure you read all this information and

understandthe safety

and

operating instructions

included in the package. Additionally, you must

follow all maintenance insttuctions to insure full

warranty coverage.

you decide to sell or trade

your motor home, be sure the new owner

receives all the material in this package.

.II NOTE I

your Owner's Information Package does not con-

tain

these items, even

you purchased your motor

home "used," please call or write Fleetwood and

request

the

desired

missing information.

Fleetwood Owner Relations

P.O.

Box

1007

Decatur, IN 46733

1-800-322-8216

CHASSIS AND VEHICLE

IDENTIFICATION

Several numbers are used to identify the vehicle

and components used

the vehicle.

The V.LN. or Vehicle Identification

Number

assigned by the chassis manufacturer and is the

number used for vehicle registration. The

VIN.

found on the Federal Celtification Tag attached

the driver's compmtment. Refer to this infor-

mation when ordeIing pmts from the chassis

manufacturer or chassis dealer service center.

The

FIN.

or Fleetwood Identification Number is

located

the tag just outside the main entry

door or

the outside left front side

the motor

home. Use this number when ordeling parts

through your Fleetwood dealer.

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Introduction

SUSPENSION ALIGNMENT

AND TIRE BALANCE

The front suspension and steering system

this

vehicle was accurately aligned at the factory

before delivery to the dealership. However, after

you have fully loaded the vehicle according to

your personal needs, have the alignment

checked and adjusted,

necessary. To help pre-

vent uneven tire wear, check the front-end align-

ment periodically.

Please /lote

that

front-end

alignment

after

retail delivery

the owner's responsibility

and

not

covered under the warranty.

(Example)

Fleetwood

RV,

Inc.

PLAN APPROVAL NO.

,..--

F.I.N.

MFD.ID.

NO.

DATE

MFR. MO:

INC

MODEL

YR:

Located

all

the

left

the

maill

entry

door or

all

exterior leftfront side

the

motor

home.

F.I.N. (Fleetwood Identification No.)

01-3

Introduction

Excessive or abnormal tire wear may indicate

worn or misaligned suspension

steering com-

ponents, unbalanced

improperly inflated

tire(s) or some other tire/suspension problem.

Alignment can

affected by worn steer-

ing/suspension parts

road hazards such as hit-

ting a curb, pothole, railroad track, etc.

Improper alignment

can

cause tires to roll

angle and wear unevenly.

may also cause the

vehicle to "pull" to the right or left.

Out-of-balance tires will not roll smoothly and

may cause annoying vibrations and uneven tread

.wear such

cupping

flat spots.

you see

uneven tire tread wear or

the vehicle ride

comfort decreases, the tires may need to be bal-

anced.

See the Chassis Operatol"s/Owner's Guide/

Manualfor more infotmation.

AFTER-MARKET STEERING AID

DEVICES

Fleetwood does not sanction or condone the

installation

any steering aid device that is not

approved by our chassis manufacturer's. Any

add-on device

this type may void the chassis

manufacturer's warranty on the item or items

affected.

WARNINGS, TERMS AND

CONCEPTS FOR SAFE

OPERATION OF YOUR MOTOR

HOME

Vehicle Crash

01-4

Like any other vehicle you may dlive, your

motor home can be involved in a vehicle

crash, including a rollover. TIle motor home

will be damaged and you and others can be

injured or killed. Drive defensively at all

times. DO NOT drive

you are tired, have

been drinking alcoholic beverages, are under

the influence

any controlled substance, or

are taking any medication

drugs that may

impair your sight, hearing, judgment or coor-

dination. Pull offthe road and park in a safe

area until you can drive safely.

Vehicle Handling

Your motor home is longer, wider and

higher than a typical car or truck you may

be accustomed to driving. Keep this

mind as you become familiar with driving

your motor home. New motor home own-

ers should take special care to leam the

driving and handling characteristics

your

vehicle in safe and familiar sun·oundings.

The distribution

the weight

your

motor home is designed so

will handle

safely while being driven.

• When loading the motor home, balance

the loadfront-to-rear

and

side-to-side.

• Load

and

secure heavier items lower in

the storage areas than lighter items.

you fail to properly load your belongings and

supplies, you will defeat the load distribution

design

the motor home, possibly leading to

handling problems and a vehicle crash.

Vehicle Response

When you, the driver, accelerate, brake or

steer the motor home, it responds to these

inputs.

you are faced with an emergency

while driving, the way you respond to the

emergency and the way the motor home

responds becomes more critical.

you

load, alter or maintain your motor home

improperly, it will not respond

it did

when you first received it

an unloaded

condition. Improper loading, alteration,

maintenance

and

improper d,iver

responses to emergency conditions can

lead

handlingproblems

and

vehicle

crashes.

Vehicle Towing

Your motor home can be equipped with a

hitch designed to allow you to tow vehicles

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