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LiviNq WiTh YOUR MOTOR HOME
To raise mini-blinds:
Push up from bottom.
To lower mini-blinds:
Pull straight down on the blind.
Stop the blind in mid-travel by moving it back to the desired
position.
To adjust the angle:
Turn the adjusting rod either direction.
Exterior storage compartments maximize available space and
should accommodate most of your storage needs. All of the
storage compartments, except the LP gas compartment, can
be locked. Fire-prevention regulations require that the LP gas
compartment be unlocked at all times.
When storing equipment and supplies:
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Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas where they
will not shift while traveling.
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Whenever possible, place heavy articles in storage compart-
ments which are low and in the best location for better weight
distribution.
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Pack articles carefully in the storage compartments to mini-
mize shifting. If necessary, use straps to prevent movement.
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Be sure liquid containers are capped and cannot tip or spill.
Secure all glass containers and dishes before traveling.
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Exterior storage compartments may not be water-tight in all
climate conditions. Carry any articles which could be dam-
aged by water inside the motor home.
MINI"BuNDS
STORACE
EXTERIOR
COMPARTMENTS
.1'1
NOTE
Your motor home could
be overloaded or out of
balance if not properly
loaded.
Refer to
the
Motor Home Loading
section in this manual,
and follow the loading
and weighing instructions
in that section.
WARNING
Do not store flammable,
volatile liquids or haz-
ardous chemicals inside
the motor home or in out-
side storage compart-
ments. Toxic fumes from
these liquids or chemi-
cals may enter the interi-
or of the motor home.
CopyniqHT 1997, FLEETWood ENTERpnisES, INC.
All niqHTs nESERVEd.
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