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EVERY TRIP EVERY MONTH EVERY 3 MONTHS EVERY 6 MONTHS EVERY YEAR PRIOR TO STORAGE Maintenance Schedule AS REQUIRED PROCEDURE TO BE PREFORMED: Maintenance schedules are minimum requirements. Heavy use, unusual temperatures or humidity, or other extreme conditions may require more frequent maintenance. ITEM Roof & Components x x x Inspect & reseal roof & exterior attachment areas. x Clean roof. x x Lubricate roof vent mechanism w/ light oil. Clean as needed. Fiberglass Exterior x Wash w/ warm water & mild detergent. x Wax w/ liquid or nonabrasive wax. Windows & Doors x Check vinyl seals when washing exterior. x Check seals for damage & repair as needed. x Lubricate door hinges & step components w/spray grease. x Adjust & lube w/ graphite or light oil. x Lubricate door locks & strike pockets, exterior components. Seals & Adhesives x Inspect and reseal if necessary. Propane System x x Check for leaks and damage. x Check line pressure; should be checked by technician. Water System x Check hoses, fittings & connections for leaks. x Check drainage system for leaks. x x x Sanitize & flush system. x Winterize system if necessary. Electrical System x Check GFCI circuits. x Perform maintenance procedures per generator manual. x Check & service batteries. x Add distilled water to batteries if necessary. Safety Equipment x Test propane, smoke, CO detectors. x Test & check fire extinguisher. Carpet x Vacuum after every trip. x Shampoo as needed. Front Wheel Alignment x Inspect and align as needed. Seats x Lubricate mechanisms & inspect for proper operation. x Check all seat belt buckles, webbing & releases. Chassis & Components x Per chassis manufacturer manual. x Check fluid levels including: oil, brake, washer, engine coolant, transmission, battery water, etc. Power Step x Clean & lubricate with spray lithium grease. Weight & Distribution x Check for proper weight distribution per specifications. Fabrics & Upholstrey x Clean per manufacturer’s specifications. Tires x Inspect for wear & proper inflation. x Check all wheel lug nuts and tighten per chassis specifications Appliances x As required by appliance manufacturer. 115
Maintenance Schedule 116 Date Service Preformed Mileage Date Service Preformed Mileage
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Congratulations on your recent purc
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Table of Contents Ground Fault Circ
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Introduction This manual describes
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Warranty WHAT THE PERIOD OF COVERAG
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Warranty EVENTS DISCHARGING WARRANT
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Warranty 14 PROPER LOAD BALANCE SEA
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A thorough working knowledge of you
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vents, ceiling vents and air condit
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passenger side This label indicated
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The following is an explanation of
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Identification and Safety 26 FIRE S
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Identification and Safety 28 Testin
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Identification and Safety 30 CARBON
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Identification and Safety 32 CHEMIC
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Identification and Safety 34 Note:
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Note: All issues regarding the chas
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• Security of any auxiliary equip
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On the Road Safety 42 CHANGING TIRE
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Driving a motorhome is similar to d
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The steering wheel can be moved to
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The dash radio will control the mul
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Controls and Operations TURN ON POW
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Controls and Operations Hydraulic P
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Keep people and obstructions clear
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Your motorhome may have day/night s
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ANY MOTORIZED VEHICLE OR ANY MOTORI
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• Please use sound judgment when
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Your motorhome may have an exterior
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Page 72 and 73: The electrical system in your motor
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