Monaco DIPLOMAT 2004, Руководство пользователя

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DIPLOMAT 2004
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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CARE
Whether or not a motorhome owner experiences mold growth depends
largely on how the motorhome 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 motorhome construction) for the Limited Warranty coverage
period provided.
THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY MOLD THAT
MAY BE THE CONSEQUENCE OF OR ASSOCIATED WITH
DEFECTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION.
Pests can come in all sizes and shapes, from insects to mammal.
Regardless of the area one lives in or travels to, it is safe in stating there will
be pests waiting. These pests are not only annoying; they can pose health risk
and create serious damage to the motorhome. There are a number of
host-transmitted diseases that can be carried by a pest.
• Common pests include insects such as ants, cockroaches,
termites, flies, pantry pests and wasps as well as wildlife such as
rodents, raccoons, bats, birds and snakes. It is important to
remember, pests are the same as humans in the fact they need
food, water and a place to live. Eliminating any one of those
elements will help significantly in controlling the pest.
To control pest infestation, eliminate those factors that attract pests, and
take immediate steps to remove pest as soon as their presence is detected.
There are a number of steps that can be taken to help in controlling pest:
• Reduce the clutter inside the motorhome and storage bays. 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 motorhome, including storage bays. 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
re-sealable containers with tight lids.
• Sweep and vacuum often (especially in eating areas) to help
eliminate food sources for some pests.
PEST CONTROL