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WINDOWS
Keep moving parts of windows and latches adjusted and
maintained. Lubricate the windows with a light oil or
powdered graphite at least once a year. The screws holding
t':e windows in place should be checked and tightened
periodically and
t~e
weather sealant checked for voids.
Clean screens by gently wiping with a damp cloth or soft
flat brush designed for the pUrPose.
Ceiling Ventilators
Clean leaves and other debris from the screens by removing
the two Phillips·head screws, and remove the screens. Remove
large debris, and carefully wipe the screen surface with a
damp cloth.
LOCKSETS AND LATCHES
Lubricate locksets and latches annually to ensure trouble-
free operation. If your motor home is located at the beach
or is exposed to salt air, more frequent lubrication may be
needed. One of the lubricants recommended by many lock-
smiths is powdered graphite, available in a handy tube at
most hardware or supply stores.
Keep a record in your home of the identification number
of keys with the make of lockset. With this information
you will be able to obtain duplicates for any lost keys.
PLUMBING
The water supply plumbing should require little if any main-
tenance. Refer to information provided by the water pump
manufacturer for any special maintenance recommendations
on the pump mechanism. Refer to the recommendations from
the toilet or tank manufacturer relating to maintenance or to
chemical additives which may be appropriate for those com-
ponents. Keep plumbing system' drains and traps clean.
Chemical products recommended for plastic pipe may be used in
the drain lines. lake precautions when using a
mechanical device to remove obstructions from a drain line
to avoid damage to fittings and seals.
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