8-2
Maintenance Schedule
WARNING
Failure to maintain your trailer can cause pre-
mature and unexpected parts breakage and/or
erratic operation that may be hazardous.
NOTE
See appliance manufacturer’s literature for further
information.
Every 1,000 miles or 60 days
Escape Window
Check operation of latches and
upper hinge�
Battery*
Check water level, lead acid
only�
Smoke Alarm & CO
Detector
Test and replace battery as
required�
Tires
Check tire pressure (See
Specifications).
Hitch
Check for loose bolts or
unusual wear�
GFI Circuit Breaker Test and record�
* As a battery ages and becomes less efficient,
the water level should be checked more often and
replenished only with distilled water� Checking water
level does not apply to Glass Mat Batteries�
Every 5,000 miles or 90 days
Main Door Latch
Lubricate with dry graphite
Exterior Door Locks Lubricate with dry graphite�
Exterior Hinges
Lubricate with light household
oil�
LPG Hold-Down
Lubricate with light household
oil�
LPG Regulator
Check bottom vent for
obstructions�
Wheel Lug Nuts
Torque Aluminum Wheels to
110 ft� lbs and Steel Wheels to
100 ft� lbs�
Breakaway Switch
Pull pin and lubricate with
household oil� (See further
instructions in this section.)
7-Way Plug
Spray with contact cleaner�
Every 5,000 miles or 90 days
Hitch Ball
Lubricate with hitch ball lube or
wheel bearing grease�
Range Exhaust
Hood
Clean fan blades and wash
filter.
Main Door Step
Lubricate and inspect moving
parts�
Every 10,000 miles or 6 months
Brakes
Inspect or replace as
necessary�
Nev-R-Lube
Visually inspect wheel
bearings at tire rotation� Refer
to Dexter’s recommendation
www.dexteraxle.com or call
(574) 295-7888.
Tires
Inspect and rotate�
Spare Tire Carrier
Lubricate moving parts.
Windows, and Door
Seals
Clean with mild detergent
and apply 303 Aerospace
Protectant�
Exterior
Wax�
Escape Window
Lubricate latches with WD-40
or light household oil�
Every year
Battery
Clean, neutralize, and coat
terminals with petroleum jelly.
LPG Tanks
Have purged by LPG supplier�
Seams
Check and reseal exterior
seams, windows, lights, and
vents as needed�
Hitch Coupler and
Ball
Ensure all parts operate freely�
Replace any component if
worn or damaged.
Interior Cabinetry
Visually inspect catches,
hinges, latches, and slides�
Spray with silicone spray if
needed�
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