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Dealer’s Responsibilities
1. The selling dealership is responsible for inspecting
both factory and dealer installed components for
proper operation. This is known as the pre-delivery
inspection and systems check.
2. Your dealer is required to provide a thorough and
complete walk-through demonstration. This demon-
stration should provide a good understanding of
how your new RV operates.
3. The owner’s information packet should be pre-
sented at this time. This information should include
all warranty cards, component information, opera-
tion and maintenance instructions relating to your
new RV.
4. All component warranty forms should be discussed
and/or completed at this time. Your selling dealer
should assist you in understanding any and all lim-
ited warranty provisions to help you avoid loss of
warranty for any reason. Ask any questions you
may have before leaving the dealership.
5. Your dealer should provide you with information
concerning any need for service for your RV,
whether in or out of their area. They should provide
contact numbers for the dealership both during and
after hours along with contact information for the
correct Forest River division.
Customer’s Responsibilities
1. Regular and proper maintenance - As the owner,
you have the responsibility to properly maintain
your recreational vehicle. Be sure you have service
performed in a timely manner; don’t ignore a prob-
lem. It isn’t always necessary to take your RV to a
service center; sometimes a phone call is all that is
needed. The service technicians can advise you.
2. Familiarize yourself with your RV. Observe all the
component manufacturers’ instructions regarding
the use and service of their products.
3. Complete and send in all the warranty cards. Doing
so may help you avoid conditions arising from
neglect that are not covered under warranty.
NOTE:
Modifications to your RV, without written authorization
from Forest River Inc., could result in reduction or loss of
warranty coverage. Contact your dealer before making
such changes.
The following is a list of suggestions to assist you in
avoiding most warranty issues:
1. Read your warranties and review them with your
selling dealer. The dealer’s obligation is to educate
you regarding the proper and safe operation of your
RV and all its components.
2. Be sure to inspect the entire RV and note any ser-
vice issues.
3. Locate all paperwork and ask any questions you
may have before leaving the dealership.
NOTE:
Forest River Inc. wants you to have the best possible
adventure with your new RV. To get the most enjoyment
out of your new RV and to ensure you fully understand
how your new recreational vehicle operates, please
address immediately any questions or concerns you may
have regarding your RV with your dealer before using
your RV for the first time.
NOTE:
Use your new recreational vehicle responsibly. Your
camper was not designed to be used as a permanent
dwelling, but for short-term and recreational use. If you
intend to use your RV as permanent housing, it could
cause premature wear on your appliances, furnace,
water systems, carpet, drapes, upholstery, bedding and
interior surfaces. This premature wear caused by perma-
nent residency may be considered abnormal or abusive
use and could reduce or in some cases void your war-
ranty coverage.
Coach-Net ®
When you take delivery of your new
Forest River Inc. recreational
vehicle, you are provided with an
emergency roadside assistance ser-
vice - free. We’ve teamed up with
the largest RV emergency roadside
assistance company in the country
to give you immediate access to
fast, dependable service when and
where you need it. This is a compre-
hensive emergency roadside ser-
vice that is available to you 24/7,
around the clock.
For complete details regarding how
to access your Forest River emer-
gency roadside assistance and
product support plan benefits, call
1-877-801-0333 or see the informa-
tion in the back of this manual.
CUSTOMER INFORMATION
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