Airstream (nest) 2019, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance Schedule
Every 1,000 Miles or 60 Days
WARNING
Failure to maintain your trailer can cause premature
and unexpected parts breakage and/or erratic
operation that may be hazardous.
NOTE
See appliance manufacturer’s literature for
further information.
Escape Window
Check operation of latches and
upper hinge.
Battery* Check water level, lead acid only
Smoke Alarm
Test and/or replace battery as
required by manufacturer
Tires
Check tire pressure (See
Specifications)
Hitch
Check for loose bolts or unusual
wear
Every 5,000 Miles or 90 Days
Every 10,000 Miles or 6 Months
Exterior 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
Door Striker Pocket Coat with paraffin/grease
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
Hitch Ball Latch
Lubricate with non-detergent motor
oil
Hitch Ball
Lubricate with hitch ball lube or
wheel bearing grease
Roof Vent
Elevator Screws
Lubricate with light household oil
Main Door Step Lubricate and inspect moving parts
Every Year
Brakes Inspect or replace as necessary
Wheel Bearings
Clean and repack
Tires Inspect and rotate
Spare Tire Carrier Lubricate moving parts
Windows and Door
Seals
Clean with mild detergent and coat
with “Slipicone”
Exterior Wax
Escape Window
Lubricate latches with WD-40 or
light household oil.
Battery
Clean, neutralize, and coat
terminals with petroleum jelly
A-frame, Step
Wire brush and paint frame at front
and rear
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
* 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.)