CARE AND MAINTENANCE
GENERAL INFORMATION
Periodic maintenance and cleaning of the recreation vehicle is necessary to retain the dependability, safety,
and appearance that will provide you with many miles of trouble free operation, as well as protecting your
investment.
Make sure to read and follow all the maintenance tips and schedules that appear in this manual. Keep good
records of maintenance functions performed, and make sure to perform all owner obligations as may be
required by the chassis manufacturer to keep your warranty in force.
It is also important to note that operating conditions will affect service timetables. Driving in extreme conditions
such as heavy dust, continuous short trips, or start and stop heavy traffic means that service durations will be
shortened. Discuss service timetables with both your dealer and chassis service representative. Preventative
maintenance will pay for itself many times over by catching or preventing problems before they occur. Many
repair costs are greatly increased due to the fact a small problem can begin to affect other parts and systems
of the motorhome if left unattended.
If a situation arises involving maintenance or cleaning activity for which you are not sure of the proper
procedure, do not hesitate to contact your dealer, or chassis service representative for information.
FIBERGLASS SIDEWALLS
The exterior painted finish on the motorhome is of the finest quality. Proper maintenance will assure a long
lasting durable finish.
NOTE:
Do not wax or polish the exterior for the first 60 days.
NOTE:
Do not use rubbing compound or other abrasive cleaners on the motorhome exterior. If using a tar
and/or insect remover, insure it is safe for painted surfaces and decals.
Precautionary Measures:
Parking
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Avoid parking under trees or near ocean salt spray.
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Ice or snow should not be scraped from the painted surface: Brush off.
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If the motorhome sets more than 24 hours, remove any front protective covering (bra) while not being
driven.
Washing
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Commercial washes should be avoided.
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Wash with cold water using a mild liquid soap.
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Dry wiping with a dry cloth is not recommended.
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