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INTERIOR
INTERIOR
The luxurious interior of your Airstream motorhome has been designed for comfort,
convenience, durability and appearance. An understanding of the operational pro-
cedures and maintenance techniques of the interior appointments will add to your
pleasures, as well as to the long life of your motorhome.
LOUNGE
To convert the lounge into a beds grasp the front edge of the seat, raise and pull it
toward the aisle of the motorhome. The backrest will slide down into place automati-
cally. A pull out drawer is located under the lounge.
REAR BED
The bed top raises to reveal the engine cover for access to top of the engine. Gas rod
props assist the bed top raising. Remove the mattress and open the bed top to gain
access to the engine cover and bed slide out motor.
WARNING
: The lifting and supporting strength of the gas props vary
according to temperature. Props that support the bed top when hot may let the
bed close rapidly when cold.
RECLINER w/FOOTREST
The recliners supplied with the motorhome has a slide lever that will extend a foot-
rest.
CAUTION
: Position the chair so it isn’t chafing the wall or any other object when
in use or transit.
TILE FLOOR
The ceramic tile floor in your unit in your galley and bath area can be cleaned with
liquid floor cleaning solutions recommended for tile floors and warm water. Begin by
sweeping or dust mopping the area. You’ll need to clear the floor of all furniture or
other objects. Remove all loose dust and dirt by using a broom or a clean, dry dust
mop and dustpan.
Remove any stains from the floor.
Wet-mop tile floors on a weekly or as-needed basis. Select the appropriate cleaner for
a ceramic tile floor.
SHADES
Day-Night shades are lowered and raised by the bars running across the shade.
Grasp in the center of the bottom bar or place hands evenly on the bar. Pull the bot-
tom bar down to the lower sill. A center bar with small handles can be lowered (night)
or raised (day). Rough roads and long trips may cause the pleated shades to come
down slightly during travel. Tensions on the strings at the sides of the shades adjust
the ease of operation and their ability to stay up during travel. Do not over-tighten as
this may cause the string to break, requiring service.
A feather duster, or the soft-bristled brush often found as part of vacuum cleaner
attachments, are recommended for cleaning the blinds and pleated shades. The
longevity of the pleated shades will be increased if the shades are in the up position
when your vehicle is stored.