Interior; Appliances, Sink And Countertop; Cushions; Curtains - forest river Flagstaff 2015 Owner's Manual

CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Refer to your power winch owner's manual for operating
and maintenance information.
Inspect and Service Yearly
1. Clean and recoat lifter posts externally with a rust
prohibitive, non-drying lubricant.
2. Annually grease zerks on front, bottom and top of
master tube.
3. Lubricate springs annually by raising the roof to the
UP position. At each segment of the telescoping
post, lubricate with 30-weight oil, taking care to
inject the oil into the opening between the posts. To
help avoid tent damage, immediately remove any
excess oil on the external portion of the post.

Interior

Appliances, Sink and Countertop

Clean the sink, countertop, and appliances with hot
soapy water, or a good liquid cleaner. Avoid using abra-
sive cleaners. DO NOT place hot pots or pans directly on
countertops as they can burn or loosen the countertop
surface.
Never use steel wool on a stainless steel sink. When
cleaning stainless steel, use a mild cleanser, gently
scrub the sink in the direction of the grain, and rinse well.
Rinse after each use and wipe dry.
After each trip, remove food and ice from the refrigerator.
Prop the door open slightly to keep the interior dry and
free of mold, mildew, and odors. Read and understand all
instructions provided with your appliances, and follow the
manufacturer's instructions. Pay particular attention to all
cautions or warnings.

Cushions

Fabrics are durable and stain resistant. Use a foam-type
upholstery cleaner for general cleaning and stain
removal. Fabrics can be further protected by applying a
fabric conditioner at least once a year, such as
"Scotchgard."

Curtains

For best results, all curtains and drapes should be pro-
fessionally dry cleaned. You can help avoid accumulation
of dirt between cleanings by vacuuming, or lightly brush-
ing, curtain fabric frequently.

Vinyl Floor Covering

Damp mop with water and detergent; rinse thoroughly.
DO NOT use abrasive cleaners.
Wood Surfaces and Pre-Finished
Panels
Keep the wood products in your tent camper looking like
new for the life of the unit by treating the cabinetry and
wood surfaces with a good furniture polish. Clean pre-
finished panels with a spray-type furniture polish. Avoid
constant exposure to direct sunlight, which can cause
wood to fade and dry out.

Water System

Regularly check all hoses, fittings, and connections for
leaks and signs of wear. Keep the system sanitized, and
take care to winterize during cold weather. DO NOT
allow water to remain in the system for extended periods.
The fresh water inlet line, between the fresh water tank
and the galley faucet, is protected by a screen filter. The
screen is located where the fresh water access line
attaches to the pump. This screen should be removed
and cleaned at least once a year or whenever water flow
through the kitchen faucet seems restricted. If debris has
clogged the inlet filter, be sure to also clean the fresh
water tank per the instructions outlined in this manual.

Electrical System

Under normal circumstances, the electrical system
requires minimal maintenance. If you experience electri-
cal problems with your tent camper, have it checked by a
qualified electrician.

Bed Slides

Lubricate frequently with silicone to ensure easy
operation.

Roof Vent

Frequently check the roof vent for debris which may
block air flow or jam the cranking mechanism. Lubricate
the mechanism with light oil.

ABS Plastic

Various components of the tent camper are constructed
of strong, lightweight ABS plastic. If it becomes neces-
sary to remove a stain, a solution of mild soap and water
is generally all that's needed. Tougher stains may require
stronger cleaners, but before using an untried product,
be sure to read the label to determine if the product is
recommended for use on plastics.
Avoid abrasive cleaners (even liquid and cream types),
alcohol based products, and solvents such as acetone
and MEK (methyl ethyl ketone). Gasoline and kerosene
should not be used for cleaning purposes. They have a
damaging effect as well as being a fire hazard.
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