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2.T. FMC WARRANTY

The FMC 2900R Warranty is stated below. Famil-iarize yourself with its content and meaning. Do nothesitate to direct questions concerning the warrantyto your nearest FMC Recreational Vehicle Divisionmotor coach dealer.

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WARRANTY AND SERVICE

FMC 2900R WARRANTY

formation necessary to complete the form. Theinformation on the form is essential and willenable the factory service department to help youwith your warranty and repair services.

The form is also used when transferring thewarranty on the coach to subsequent owners. It is

Subject to the provisions set forth below, FMCCORPORATION ("FMC") warrants to the firstregistered owner ("owner") of each new FMC mo-tor coach ("FMC motor coach") that the FMCmotor coach shall be free from defects in ma-

terial and workmanship under normal use and ser-

vice for a period of twelve (12) months from thedate of delivery of the FMC motor coach to theowner, or until the FMC motor coach has beendriven 12,000 miles, whichever first occurs ("war-ranty period"). FMC's obligation under this war-ranty is limited to repairing or replacing at its op-tion any part found to be defective and reportedto FMC within the warranty period.

This warranty does not extend to the engine,

transmission, auxiliary power unit, tires and bat-teries. Warranties with respect to these items are

provided by the manufacturers thereof and copiesof such warranties are delivered with each newFMC motor coach. Warranty work on each such

item will be performed by the authorized warrantyservice facility designated by the manufacturer ofsuch item and requests for such warranty workshould be directed to such facilities. All other

warranty work shall be performed at a service

facility designated by FMC.

perform proper mainten

This warranty does not require FMC to change

or improve the motor coach with any changes orimprovements developed after its manufacture.

This Warranty is in lieu of any other warranties

or conditions, express or implied including with-out limitation the implied warranties of merchant-ability or fitness for a particular purpose. The rem-edies under this Warranty are exclusive and FMC

neither assumes nor authorizes anyone to assume

for it any other obligation.

In no event shall FMC be liable for consequen-tial damages resulting from any breach of this War-

ranty, whether or not such breach is caused byFMC's negligence or the negligence of any of itsrepresentatives.

2-2. WARRANTY REGISTRATION

a. Warranty Registration and Transfer Form.A Warbe completed and sent to FMC /RVD at the timeyou purchase your coaeh. This is done by the sell-ing dealer. However, it requires your help, soplease make certain the dealer receives the in-

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submitted by the FMC/R\ID dealer who made thesale of the used vehicle. So if you purchased aused FMC coach with an unexpired warranty, makeeertain the selling dealer has all the neeessaryinformation to complete the form. You can therebybenefit from the remaining warranty serviees onthe vehicle.

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hc æecloFlb. Owner's Registration Card. Upon receipt

of 6e ransfer form,we will send you two Onrner's Registration Cardsand a plastic case containing service center in-formation on components used in your vehicle.These plastic cards will identify you as theowner and will supply all the information requiredby a service facility when you request warrantyservices. Present this card to "the service facilityperforming the work, for all warranted or DoIl-warranted services.

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c. Certificate of Warrantp Along with theOufr-er will råceive yourFMC 2900R warranty and certificate of warrantyRegistration to certify that you are entitled towarranty services under I'MC /RVD's warrantypolicy. We suggest that you retain this warrantyand certifieate in your owner's manual so thatwarranty data can be verified if the need arises.

d. Subsequent Ovner Registration Cards. TwoSuFe ludedin this manual so that a subsequent owner can beregistered. Please keep these eards intaet so thenext owner ean benefit from informational updatingand be kept aware of any new innovations thatmay be available.

If you are a subsequent owner, fill out one of theself-addressed, postpaid cards and mail it to thefactory. It will prove beneficial to both you andFMC.

2-3. APPLIANCE WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Warranty registration of all appliances in the motoreoaeh will be handled by the Reereational VehicleDivision of FMC, thereby relieving you of thisresponsibility.

2-4. SUPPLIER-WARRANTED ITEMS

As stated in the basic FMC zg0ORWarranty, FMC /RVD warrants the entire coach with the exception

of five items. These are: Engine, Transmission,Auxiliary Power Unit, Tires, and Batteries.

The warranty statements for these items arecontained in the plastic case which youwillreceiveafter the Warranty Registration and Transfer formhas been received at our office. Familiarize your:self with the content and meaning of each statement.Do not hesitate to direct questions concerning thesewarranties to your nearest Flttc /RVD Dealer orservice center. Section 3 of this manual containsa complete list of authorized service dealers forthe Chrysler Engine and Transmission. Tires canbe serviced by one of the many Michelin dealers, andbatteries by one of the many Prestolite or Goulddealers throughout the country. If needed, do nothesitate to request assistance from your FM.C /RVDDealer or the factory service department. If youneed assistance from the factory service depart-ment, call the toll-free number listed in the frontof this manual.

The Chrysler Engine- Transmission is warrantedby the Chrysler Corporation. A definition of theirresponsibility on this unit is containedinthe packetinside the eover of this manual.

2-5. NON WARRANTED ITEMS AND SERVICES

To assist you in determining which items andserviees are warranted and which are not, we areproviding you some examples. The following itemsnormalty are not considered defects in materialor workmanship and, as such, are not eovered bythe warranty. Accordingly, the costs of these itemsare the owner's responsibility unless an item isrequired to correct a defect in material or work-manship:

O Routine maintenance serviees such as lubri-cation, oil changes, tuneups, adjusting orcleaning the carburetor or fuel systems,aligning the front end, balancing wheels,rotating tires, adjusting brakes, and aimingheadlights.

O Replacement of items sueh as spark plugs,ignition parts, fuel filters, air cleanerfilter,oil filters, gaskets, and seals, used in con-nection with routine maintenance services.

O Repairs necessitated by accident, abuse ornegligence.

O Repairs required as a result of failure toperform the owner's maintenance specifiedin this manual.

O Repairs required as a result of modifieations

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Normal wear or deterioration of sueh itemsas hoses, belts, upholstery, draperies, foldingdoors, soft trim, bright metal parts (i.e.,grille, molding, bumpers), wiper blades, andbrake linings.

Adjustment of such items as transmissionand accelerator pedal linkage, controls, park-ing brake, service brakesr or transmissionbands.

O Loss of engine oil, lubricant, antifreeze,fresh water, refrigerant, and LP gas.

O Removal of engine carbon or sludge.

O Loss of use of coach, loss of time, incon-venience or other consequential damage in-cluding but not limited to, expense forgasoline, telephone calls, travel, lodgingtloss or damage to personal property, or lossof revenues.

2.6. SERVICE AND REPAIR POLICY

We at the Recreational Vehicle Division of FMCCorporation want you to have the greatest possiblesatisfaction from the use of your motor coaeh. Ifany problem should develop after the coach is inuse, we solicit your cooperation by asking that youcontact one of the Recreational Vehicle Division'sservice facilities as listed in Section 3.

A., FMC/RVD Responsibility. FMC/RVD hases[åbl of service facili-ties. This network is conneeted by a "hot line" toour main service department in Santa Clara, Cali-fornia and is monitored 24 hours a day. In anemergency or if you are unable to receive satis-faetory service at any of our service facilities, weinvite you to call our service department on thetoll'free number listed in the front of this manual.

As stated in the warranty under paragraph 2-1,FMC/RVD will repair or replace any part foundto be defective as long as the vehicle is still withinthe warranty period. This ineludes reasonablelabor to effect the repair or replacement of thepart on the coach.

A service manual for the 2900R Motor Coach issupplied to our service facility repairmen. Themanual covers all systems and components inyour coach and provides the repairman with theinformation and instructions he needs to handleany repair task that might arise.

b. Orner's Responsibilitv. As the owner ofan FMC 2900R Motor Coachr you are requested toperform certain funetions related to the upkeep andmaintenance of your vehicle, which will prolongthe life of your coach and help us give you theservice you expect.

O Report promptty any deficieney coveredby thewarranty to the FMC /RVD dealer from whomyour coach was purchased.

O Follow recommendations for proper mainte-nance and operation of the ehassis and body(Section 4).

Follow recommendations for proper mainte-nance and operation of the appliances andequipment (Section 5).

c. Remote Areas. Situations may arise in aremote area where service from the establishednetwork of FMC's Recreational Vehicle Divisionserviee facilities is not available. We will doeverything possible to assist you under circum-stances such as these. However, you are requestedto follow some simple steps so that we can respondin the most expedient manner:

(1) Call FMC/RVD's main serviee depart:ment on the toll-free tthot line" any time of theday or night. You will be advised where you mayget service assistance to solve your partieularproblem.

(2) If you are directed to a loeal servieefacility, have the repairman call our service depart-ment on the 'rhot linerr. Instructions will be givento the repairman as to warranty authorization ifwarranty work is required. Also, teehnical infor-mation will be provided to enable the repairman tocomplete the repair task in the shortest possibletime.

(3) Pay the service facility for parts andlabor and make sure you receive a copy of thedated repair bill, marked paid. Then, at yourconvenience, submit a copy of the repair bill tothe Recreational Vehiele Division of FMC, atten-tion Service Department, for reimbursement. Besure to include the following information with therequest for reimbursement.

O Coach Serial NumberO Your Name (Owner)O Mileage on vehicle at time of failure

If there are any questions regarding this proce-dure, eontact any FMC /RVD service facility orthe FMC /RVD service department.

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