Holiday Neptune 2004, Руководство пользователя

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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CARE --- SECTION 3 • 149
NEPTUNE 2004
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Inspections to Make After Removal from Storage:
• Thoroughly inspect the outside of motorhome. Look for animal
nests in the wheel wells or in other out of the way places.
• Remove all appliance flue vent covers, ceiling vent covers and air
conditioning covers. Be sure the refrigerator openings are free of
debris, insect nests, webs, etc.
• Open all doors and compartments. Inspect for animal or insect
intrusion, water damage or other types of damage which may have
occurred.
• Check the state of charge of the batteries. If necessary fill the cells
with distilled water only and charge as necessary. Clean corrosion
from the cable ends and terminals.
• Check all the chassis fluid levels: engine oil, engine coolant,
hydraulic fluid reservoir, transmission oil and rear axle oil.
• Start the engine, allowing it to reach operating temperature. Ensure
the engine instruments are indicating proper readings.
• While the engine is running, check the operation of headlights,
taillights, turn signals, back-up lights, license plate light and
emergency flasher. Operate the dash air conditioner. If the air
conditioner does not work, or the compressor makes an unusual
noise, have the system checked by a qualified air conditioner
technician.
• Shut the engine down. Adjust or add fluids as necessary. Inspect
the engine for fluid leaks. Look under the motorhome for any other
type of fluid leaks.
• Drain, sanitize and flush the fresh water system as outlined in the
Water Systems - Section 6 . Inspect the sewer drain hose and
connections for leaks. Replace if necessary.
• Operate all faucets and fixtures in the fresh water system. Run a
sufficient amount of fresh water through all water lines and faucets
to thoroughly purge any potable antifreeze from the fresh water
system.
NOTE: Discard at least the first two trays of ice from the icemaker
to ensure the ice does not contain traces of antifreeze or other
contaminates.
• Open cabinet doors and drawers to inspect for water leaks at joints
or fittings. Repair as necessary.
• Operate all 12 Volt lights and accessories. If something does not
work there may be a bad 12 Volt circuit breaker or blown fuse.
• Install new batteries in battery operated safety detectors or devices.
Test the carbon monoxide, LP-Gas and smoke detectors for proper
operation.