Your dealer will give you
you still have questions, a good "Walk Through" to explain all the features in your RV. But if
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be sure to ask your Dealer for clarification EEEoRE you
YOUR FIRST TRIP.
Protect your plumbing! Use a water pressure regulator on the city water hookup, and never
exceed 45 psi.
Be careful not to turn the water heater on electric mode without water in the reservoir.
Doing so can burn out the heating element, and that is not covered by warranty.
Lubricate the locks on your entry door and compartment doors four times a year, by
spraying them with WD40@.
Cnecx voun clulxlrue!!! This is the most important thing you can do to preserve your
investment. Check caulking for separation or cracking, four times a year, especially the
seams on the roof at the front cap and rear end cap. Damages from water leaks are not
covered if this maintenance policy is not followed.
Re-pack your axle bearings every 12 months or 12,000 miles, even if you have not traveled
many miles. That will prevent the bearings from drying out. (Not applicable to Nev-R-Lube
axles.)
To maintain the beauty of the finish on the outside of your RV, wax it twice a year.
Avgid bending the front jack legs. Bent jack legs are not covered under warranty. Use the
jack motor to extend the exterior part of the telescoping leg (the strongest part of the leg) at
Ieast 1 O lo 12 inches. Extend the interior part of the leg the least because it is not as strohg.
See bulletin at the back of this manual.
fvoid fading of fabrics and carpet. Sun fading is not covered by warranty. To prevent
fading, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Close the shades or blinds while the RV
is not in use.
To keep your slide out rooms operating smoothly, keep the tops of the rooms clean. Dust,
leaves, and other debris can collect on the top, causing drag or friction. That will result in
wear on the mechanical parts of the room. Wash the tops often.
The rubber seals around the slide out room will weather and dry out over time. To keep
them soft, pliable, and smooth, apply a protectant such as silicone spray. Other lubricants
can attract dirt and oil.
Match your truck to your trailer. Check the GCWVR (Gross Combined Vehicle Weight
Rating) in your truck's manual.
Keep an amp meter in your RV, and check the amps of electricity at your park site. Low
amperage can damage your appliances (circuit boards, appliance motors). Low amperage
may also limit your ability to run more than one appliance at a time.
At all times, keep lug nuts tightened to g0 to 120 toot pounds.
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