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Avoid chemical cleaners. Do not permit
cleaners to touch carpet or fabrics.
B
EDSPREADS
Dry clean only. Test fabric for color fastness in
an inconspicuous location before using any
spot cleaners.
W
T
INDOW
REATMENTS
The window treatments in your RV may
include mini blinds or night pleated shades. To
prevent scorching of the window shades, do
not use the swivel arm lamps located adjacent
to the slideout if one of the lampshades is
broken or missing. Remove the light bulb and
contact your RV dealer for repairs or
replacement.
Refer to the following guidelines for cleaning:
Window
Light
Treatment
Cleaning
Dust or
Miniblinds
Vacuum
Privacy
Vacuum
Drapes
D
& L
OORS
OCKS
Locks on entrance and baggage doors need
biannual lubrication. Light silicone lubricant is
recommended. Conditions such as rain, salt,
dust
and
pollution
maintenance needs.
M
ETAL
Your RV has an improved smooth metal with a
new polyester automotive paint finish. This
metal surface may be cleaned and polished as
you would your automobile. We recommend
that you do not take your recreation vehicle
through automatic car washes. Extreme
caution should be used if utilizing any type of
pressure sprayer around all attachments,
doors, windows, appliance vents, etc. Avoid
forcing water inside the unit, which could
possibly damage component parts.
Extensive Cleaning
May be removed and
washed with a mild
detergent and warm water
Dry Clean
may
increase
the
STORAGE & MAINTENANCE
S
G
(I
TONE
UARD
F
Wash the stone guard with liquid dishwashing
soap or liquid car washing soap and water. Do
not use powdered detergent, powdered soap,
liquid and spray cleaners or pressure washing.
Wax frequently to protect the surface and
make cleaning easier.
R
R
UBBER
OOF
The rubber roof on your RV is manufactured by
Alpha Systems. Read and follow the OEM
operator's manual when cleaning the rubber
roof. If you have questions, contact your RV
dealer.
R
R
& L
OOF
ACK
ADDER
(I
S
E
)
F
O
QUIPPED
Your RV may be equipped with an optional
roof rack & ladder. The RV roof has decking
under the rubber roof membrane to allow you
to walk on the roof (with caution) to do
maintenance. The following label should be
kept affixed to your RV:
WARNING
!
THE EXTERIOR LADDER MUST BE
REMOVED AND SECURED INSIDE THE
TRAILER PRIOR TO MOVING THE
TRAILER. FAILURE TO REMOVE IT WILL
CAUSE THE TRAILER TO EXCEED THE
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WIDTH FOR USE
ON ANY ROADWAY, AND MAY RESULT IN
DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY.
Fig. 9.2 Exterior ladder label
R
B
EAR
UMPER
The rear bumper of your RV is not designed to
carry cargo. Items that extend beyond the
bumper will place undo strain on the bumper.
Over time, weight added to the bumper will
cause damage from the motion created while
traveling. In addition, extra weight behind the
axle may reduce the hitch weight (leading to
adverse handling conditions from wind gusts
and/or passing traffic).
SECTION 9
A
)
PPLICABLE
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