Oliver LEGACY ELITE II 2023, Руководство пользователя

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MAINTENANCE
OVERVIEW
The limited warranty and the limited warranties issued by component manufacturers
require periodic service and maintenance and the owner’s failure to provide this service
and/or maintenance may result in loss of warranty coverage for that item. The owner
should review Oliver Travel Trailer’s (OTT) limited warranty and the limited warranty of all
manufacturers of component parts of your Oliver.
Care and maintenance of the recreational vehicle is an important step in maintaining the
safety, dependability, and appearance of the unit. Keep good records of all maintenance
performed since these may be necessary for warranty information or may assist in
possible repairs needed.
Operational usage and climate may affect the frequency of necessary maintenance.
Preventative maintenance is important to the life and enjoyment of any recreational
vehicle. Many problems can be caught before they occur. Please do not hesitate to call
your dealer with a question on maintenance or care of any items.
Always refer to the manufacturers’ recommendations located within their operating
manual.
FIBERGLASS
Your Oliver Travel Trailer is composed of finished fiberglass in both inner and outer
shells. It requires the same care as a fine automobiles’ finish. Wash your Oliver at least
once a month. Use warm water and a mild detergent to clean the finish. Take care to
avoid spraying water directly into the refrigerator, water heater, and furnace vents when
washing the Oliver. Remove bird and tree sap droppings, insects, and tar as soon as
possible to avoid staining of the finish.
Any finish will deteriorate with time. Dulling and fading can be increased by exposure to
extreme sunlight, air pollutants, and excessive moisture. Surface weathering of fiberglass
does not change the strength of the fiberglass.
Regular washing and waxing of exterior surfaces is the best insurance against surface
deterioration such as fading, yellowing, or chalking.
Wax fiberglass surfaces at least once a year with standard liquid or paste wax. (In some
areas it is best to wax twice a year). Make sure to follow the directions for use as outlined
by the product manufacturer. Make sure to wash and wax your unit out of the hot sun
and when exterior surfaces are cool.
Storage of the Oliver out of direct sun also helps preserve its fiberglass finishes.
Physical damage to fiberglass should be taken care of immediately to avoid moisture
from entering through breaks, reducing its exceptional insulative properties and possibly
causing problems with interior walls and components. Cover breaks in the fiberglass with
plastic, sealing the edges with tape until proper repairs can be made.
NOTE: Do not use a rubbing compound or any abrasive cleaner or abrasive cloth on the
Oliver. If using a tar and insect remover, make sure it is safe for use on painted surfaces.