SunnyBrook Mobile Scout Titan 2006, Руководство пользователя

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Using a soft-bristled brush will work more effectively
than sponges or cloth.
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Stubborn stains caused by oak leaves or pinesap can
usually be removed with a kitchen cleanser containing
bleach.
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Always completely rinse soap residue from both the
roof and sidewall surfaces to prevent streaks.
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Rubber roofs may become slippery when wet.
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Do not use acetone or any products containing
petroleum distillates on an E.P.D.M. surface.
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Rubber roof material can be punctured or cut by sharp
objects. Exercise caution when placing articles on an
E.P.D.M. roof surface.
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This rubber roof material does not require coatings to
protect the surface from ultra-violet light or ozone.
Protective coatings may damage the rubber roof
membrane.
WINDOWS, DOORS, VENTS & LOCKS
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Keep moving parts of windows and latches adjusted
and maintained.
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Lubricate the windows with a light oil or powdered
graphite at least o
nce a year.
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Check and tighten the screws holding the windows in
place periodically.
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Check the weather sealant.
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Clean screens by gently wiping with a damp cloth or
soft flat brush.
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Inspect the seals around doors and windows every
three months.
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Lubricate locksets, latches and hinges in entry doors
and exterior storage compartments at least annually
with powdered graphite.
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If the trailer is located at a beach or is exposed to salt
air, frequent lubrication may be required.
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Record and safely store the identification number of
the keys. The lock manufacturer will need this
information for duplicate keys in case of loss.
DOOR AND WINDOW RE-SEALING
Inspect the sealant around windows and doors at least
every three months.
If any of the following defects are
evident during inspection, the affected areas must be
resealed:*
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Excessive amount of sealant protruding from joints.
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Sealant cracked or peeling
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Voids in sealant.
*Consult your dealer for type of sealant.
NOTE: Do not seal the bottom flanges of windows and
doors. Two sealant voids have been intentionally left in the
bottom flange sealant to provide exterior drainage in case
of leakage.
If you find any of the above defects:
1. Use a plastic scraper to remove excess sealant.
2. Clean all areas to be resealed with mineral spirits
and clean rags.
WARNING: MINERAL SPIRITS IS A FLAMMABLE LIQUID.
USE EXTREME CARE WHEN HANDLING AND USING. DO
NOT EXPOSE TO OPEN FLAME, SPARKS, OR SMOKING
MATERIALS. DO NOT USE IN UNVENTILATED AREAS.
Make sure that all areas to be resealed are dry before new
sealant is applied.
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