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in the misunderstanding of other drivers and an accident could occur causing you, your
passengers or others to be injured and/or killed.
Skirting
Visually check the surface for damage, cracks, scratched paint and repair as necessary.
If your unit has steel skirts that have been hit or damaged, check to ensure they are not being
pushed back into the tires and/or restricting any other function under the bus.
Lower A/C Condenser Unit
This unit is located in the lower portion of the bus. Dirt, leaves and debris can build up on the
condenser, which would restrict the efficiency of the unit.
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Inspect the unit daily for items that may be trapped in this area.
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By using a high-pressure air/water hose, you should remove most items that may be trapped.
NOTICE
: To avoid damage to the unit, be sure the engine is off and no power is supplied to the
unit before attempting to clean.
Batteries/Battery Box
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Read the information provided by the battery manufacturer as to the care, maintenance and
check point. This information is in your owner’s information packet.
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Daily inspect the battery box area to make sure it has not been damaged.
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At least every 30 days inspect the slide mechanism and mounting brackets to ensure it is in
proper working order, and repair or adjust as necessary.,
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Lubricate the slide mechanism at least every 30 days with white lithium grease.
Underbody Area
Road debris, dirt and salt on the underbody can accelerate corrosion of the components under the
vehicle such as the frame, suspension, exhaust parts, etc.
Daily inspection for road debris, dirt and salt on the underbody should be performed. If
necessary spray wash the underside of the bus with warm soapy water to remove the dirt, etc.
Complete underbody inspection is recommended between every 12,000 to 15,000 miles. This
check would include the complete framing, welds, out-riggers, exhaust system, mounting
brackets, puck mounts where applicable, tag axle and front pivot connections as well as the
complete suspension.
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