Holiday 2002 NEPTUNE, Руководство пользователя

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Adjusting the Entry Door Latch:
• Determine which bolt needs adjustment.
• Slowly close the entry door observing the latch and strike bolt align-
ment. Do not attempt to latch if the alignment is off. If the alignment
is correct, allow the latch to catch in the first (primary) position only.
• The latch should move to the second position with just slight pres-
sure applied to the entry door. Upper and lower latches should be evenly
timed. Press on the entry door to see if there is any further move-
ment of the door.
• The entry handle should operate with little effort to open the entry
door. An excessive amount of pressure indicates the bolts are set too
far back.
• With a 5/8” inch box wrench or socket, loosen the movable strike bolt.
Make all adjustments in small increments. Tighten the bolt firmly after
making adjustments. The bolts should have slight up and down move-
ment for vibration control in travel.
• Test the operation of the dead bolt lock to ensure proper functions.
Silicone should be applied weekly to the entry door rubber
gaskets to prevent squeaking while the motorhome is travel-
ing. Use a one inch sponge paint brush, sprayed with sili-
cone for easy application.
CAUTION: When operating the entry door ensure the dead
bolt latch is fully in the unlock position prior to closing the
entry door. Failure to do so can result in damage to the dead
bolt and/or entry door.
Changing the Glass in the Screen Door:
• The screen slider is Plexiglas , the slider can be bowed for removal
and replacement.
• Replace with new Plexiglas and reverse the procedure.
Removable Screen:
• The top half of the screen door is removable. This allows clear
viewing through the entry door glass while traveling.
• To remove the top half of the screen door for travel, rotate clips
and remove the screen.
• To store the screen for travel, use the clips provided on the bottom
half of the screen door.
Equipment
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Screen Door -
Changing the Glass
Latch Adjustments
Screen Door -
Removing the
Screen