Fleetwood TIOGA 1982, Owner'S Manual

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Page 3: ...equirements for quality and safety Compliance with these standards is indicated by the seal attached just outside the entry door This seal is the outward sign of internal quality The motor home has be...

Page 4: ...If you wish to call for assistance please use these toll free telephone numbers From California 800 442 4804 From Outside California 800 854 4755 Thank you for choosing our product Your dealer and we...

Page 5: ...Lounge Beds _ 11 Storage 11 Condensation and Ventilation 12 PLUMBING 13 Fresh Water _ _ 13 External Water Supply 13 Filling Fresh Water Supply 13 Troubleshooting Water System _ 14 Sanitizing Water Ta...

Page 6: ...MAINTENANCE 25 Interior Cleaning 25 Windows 26 Locksets and Latches 26 Plumbing 27 Exterior Care 27 Fire Safety 28...

Page 7: ...contact the MANUFACTURING PLANT at the address listed below and provide the manufacturer with a descriPtion in writing of the problem and attempts made to rllsolve it MANUFACTURING PLANT OBLIGATIONS...

Page 8: ...frigerator roof vent 2 Luggage generator compartment 3 Furnace vents 13 Water heater 14 Fuel fill 15 City water connection 16 Electrical cord storage 17 Sewer hose storage 4 Refrigerator sidewall vent...

Page 9: ...PREPARATION Plan your trip and organize all preparations before you leave Proper preparation is the key to getting the most enjoy ment from vour motor home Plan your route carefully Consult maps and g...

Page 10: ...exceed axle loads and overall vehicle loads for which it was designed If in doubt weigh the vehicle at a public scale See paragraph on WEIGHING h Check that accessories such as a sewer hose with the n...

Page 11: ...ation Kit Take the time before leaving to become familiar with the instrument control panel and the operation of all items in 3 the driver compartment Chevrolet instrument panel shown For others see C...

Page 12: ...s _Hats Caps _Rainwear _ Handkerchiefs _Pajamas Sleeping Gear _Pillows _Pillow Cases Keep the Chassis Operator s Manual provided in your Owner s Information Kit in the glove compartment It contains va...

Page 13: ...otor home is designed to carry the loads defined by the Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR and Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR shown on the certification tag posted on the driver s door jamb These ratings...

Page 14: ...nished with and use seat belts while the vehicle is in motion Seats which are not equipped with safety belts should not be occupied while vehicle is in motion and will be labeled THIS SEAT NOT TO BE O...

Page 15: ...ue engine loads Downshift when de scending grades Engine braking power will help control vehicle speed and will help avoid overheating the brakes Allow for the extra height of your motor home and avoi...

Page 16: ...o keep the wind shield clear and keep the passenger compartment at a comfortable temperature while on the road This can be done by use of the proper combination of heater and defroster controls 12 VOL...

Page 17: ...at the engine is charging the battery 3 Release EMERGENCY START button and operate motor home in a normal manner When operating properly your vehicle alternator will be able to handle normal vehicle d...

Page 18: ...tery to provide living area power requirements Service this battery when fueling or serviCing other vehicle systems In most models the auxiliary battery will be located beneath the entry stepwel acces...

Page 19: ...n rocking the metal gently if necessary 4 Store pedestals in any of the convenient compartments or closets provided 5 Place table top in position to complete base for bed 6 Slide seat and back cushion...

Page 20: ...f wood work or walls Condensation is not caused by a defect in your motor home Moisture on windows shows that you have a tightly constructed motor home It also means that moisture released into the ai...

Page 21: ...the motor home inlet and to the city water supply line 4 Turn on city water supply faucet 5 Let the water run a few minutes with your supply line attached to clean the lines Use the following procedur...

Page 22: ...y using a chlorine solution followed by clear water rinses 1 Prepare a chlorine solution by adding Y cup 60 ml of liquid household chlorine base bleach solution to one gallon 3 8 I potable drinking qu...

Page 23: ...outlet to catch any water in the drain then remove the protective cap from the drain outlet by turning it firmly counter clockwise 4 Place the plastic termination fitting over the motor home drain ou...

Page 24: ...scratch or damage the plastic WINTERIZING THE WATER SYSTEM If the motor home is to be stored in temperatures below freez ing the fresh water and waste systems should both be win terized as follows 1 D...

Page 25: ...Pour a cup of RV antifreeze down all drains Lp GAS SYSTEM REGULATOR Cover to keep moisture out LP TANKS Consult your RV service center for LP system winterization Wash and inspect for chipped paint t...

Page 26: ...GFI This device is provided in compliance with ANSI NFPA 5DIC requirements and is intended to protect you against electrical shock possible when using electrfcal appliances in the bathroom or damp are...

Page 27: ...draw from the vehicle battery and extended usage may discharge it AUXILIARY GENERATOR POWER PLANT Optional The engine driven 115 volt generator power plant is located in a special compartment This ge...

Page 28: ...t manufacturers instructions To stop the unit hold switch to the STOP position until the engine stops An hour meter is on the control panel located inside the motor home This meter indicates the hours...

Page 29: ...res pro vided the components are kept at a temperature about the boiling point of the gas Butane turns to a gas about 32 degrees F 00 C and propane vaporizes at about 40 degrees F 400 C NOTE Follow th...

Page 30: ...ctory or refer to the service directory available at your dealer The LP gas tank should never be filled above 80 of its capacity For additional information refer to instructions for your gas appliance...

Page 31: ...eral seconds the gas should ignite and burn steadily Range and Oven The range and oven in your motor home are provided with a vent or range hood The hood may have a power vent fan Always use the fan w...

Page 32: ...arate controls for LP gas fuel or electric power Consult the operating instructions furn ished by the manufacturer in the manual and posted inside the refrigerator door Before operating the refrigerat...

Page 33: ...or of your motor home use materials and fabrics often synthetics which require only the simplest care 1 Print and Plain Velvet Clean this fabric with pure solvents petroleum distillate based products...

Page 34: ...Do not use ammonia or any cleaner containing ammonia on fiberglass If a fiberglass surface becomes chipped or scratched it can often be repaired successfully by your local serviceman Minor repairs can...

Page 35: ...e to remove obstructions from a drain line to avoid damage to fittings and seals FIRE SAFETY To improve the excellent record for fire safety exhibited among recreational vehicle owners we would like t...

Page 36: ...ts air conditioners and windows If signs of cracking weathering drying out are evident reseal as outlined below Every six months reseal all seams and openings Your RV dealer or supply store can recomm...

Page 37: ...an often be done by camper RV service 29 firms or by automotive body shops Check with your dealer or look in the classified section of your telephone directory or newspaper Check all chassis body bolt...

Page 38: ...X Lubricate Hinges X Inspect and Clean Vents X Clean Battery Cables and Terminals X Inspect Suspension X Service Chassis See Chassis Manual X Torque Lug Nuts See Chassis Manual X Sanitize Water Tank X...