Holiday 2014 Aluma-Lite, Руководство пользователя

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2014 Holiday Rambler Travel Trailer
Exterior & Interior Care - 3
Indoor humidity can be reduced by 30
to 60% when venting clothes dryers
to the outdoors. Ventilate the kitchen
and bathroom by opening windows,
using exhaust fans or a combination
of both. Operating the air conditioning
will remove excess moisture in the air
and help facilitate evaporation of water
from wet surfaces.
Promptly clean up spills, condensation
and other sources of moisture.
Thoroughly dry any wet surfaces or
material. Do not let water pool or stand
in the recreational vehicle. Promptly
replace materials that cannot be
thoroughly dried.
Inspect for leaks on a regular basis.
Look for discolorations or wet spots.
Repair leaks promptly. Inspect
condensation pans (refrigerators and
air conditioners) for mold growth. Take
notice of musty odors and any visible
signs of mold.
Should mold develop, thoroughly
clean the affected area with a mild
solution of bleach. First, test to see if
the affected material or surface is color
safe. If mold growth is severe, call on
the services of a qualified professional
cleaner.
If mold cannot be removed from an
item, throw the item away.
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Whether or not a recreational vehicle
owner experiences mold growth depends
largely on how the recreational vehicle is
managed and maintained. As a manufacturer,
our responsibility is limited to things that
we can control. As explained in the written
warranty, we will repair or replace defects
in the construction (defects defined as a
failure to comply with reasonable standards
of recreational vehicle construction) for the
Limited Warranty coverage period provided.
THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE
CAUSED BY MOLD THAT MAY
BE THE CONSEQUENCE OF OR
ASSOCIATED WITH DEFECTS IN THE
CONSTRUCTION.
peSt control
Regardless of the area one lives in or travels
to, it is probably there will be pests. These
pests are not only annoying but can pose a
health risk and create serious damage to the
recreational vehicle.
Common pests include insects such
as ants, cockroaches, termites, flies,
pantry pests and wasps and wildlife
including rodents, raccoons, bats, birds
and snakes. It is important to remember
that pests are searching for food, water
and a place to live. Eliminating any
one of those elements will help control
the pest infestation. Take immediate
steps to remove pests as soon as their
presence is detected.
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Steps to help control pests:
Reduce clutter inside the recreational
vehicle and storage compartments.
All storage items, particularly food
(including pet food), should be kept in
tightly sealed containers. Seal all cracks
and holes and insure that window, door
and vent screens are securely in place.
Routinely clean the recreational vehicle,
including storage compartments. Wipe
down the water bay. Promptly remove
all crumbs from areas where food is
regularly prepared and eaten. Garbage
should be placed in a sealed container
and removed to an outside receptacle
daily. Only put out pet food that will be
immediately eaten.
Keep foods such as flour, cereal,
spaghetti and pet food in seal-tight
containers.
Sweep and vacuum often (especially in
eating areas) to help eliminate a food
source for pests.
Seal cracks, crevices, and gaps around
doors and windows.
Pests need moisture to live and
reproduce. Limit their access to water or
moisture sources by sealing any cracks
and leaks in pipes and faucets. Reduce
moisture in the recreational vehicle by
controlling condensation, immediately
wiping up spills and promptly repairing
leaks. Be extra alert around areas that
attract rodents and insects, including
the sewer hose, fresh water hose,
compartment doors and items that may
be leaning against the outside of the
recreational vehicle such as fishing poles
and golf clubs.
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