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Planning and Preparation
Wheel Lugs
Windshield
Lights
Rearview Mirror
Power Cord
Water Fill
Sewage
Entry Step
Propane Tank
Doors And Drawers
Compartment Doors
Refrigerator Door
Windows And Vents
OPENING
CHECKLIST
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Must be tightened to the specifications in the Chassis Manufacturer's Owner's Manual.
Should be clean, wiper blades inspected, and windshield washer reservoir filled.
Should be tested, including brake lights, warning flashers, clearance lights, tail lights,
turn signals and headlights. Clean all lens covers.
Should be adjusted so the driver can see to the rear on both the right and left side of
the unit.
(120 Volt shoreline) must be unplugged from the external source and properly stored
for transit, also making sure the cord hatch is secured.
Hoses must be disconnected, properly drained and stored, and the caps and hatches
secured. Fill the fresh water tank as required prior to storing hoses.
Should be emptied from the holding tanks before traveling. Termination valves must
be closed and locked. The sewer hose must be removed from the termination valve
outlet and stored. Termination cap must be securely fastened to the termination outlet.
Must be returned to its travel position. Pay special attention to this every time you move
your unit. Severe damage may result if not retracted during transit.
Levels at the monitor panel should be checked, and gas line connections should be
checked for leaks.
Note:
Some states prohibit vehicles equipped with propane tanks
from using tunnels. A few other states prohibit traveling with
the service valve open and the pilot lights lit. Check the
regulation of the states through which you intend to travel.
Should be closed and secured. Loose items should be secured or stored away.
CAUTION
Storage and equipment should be closed and locked, also making sure that loose
items are secured or stored for transit.
Door should be secured with the travel latch, and the items inside made ready for
transit.
Should be closed and secured or adjusted as desired.
If the motorhome was properly and carefully prepared for storage, taking it out of
storage will not be difficult. The following checklist assumes that you stored your RV
with care. If you didn't, and extensive freeze damage or other serious deterioration has
occurred, consult your dealer or an authorized service center for advice.
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Thoroughly inspect the outside of your RV. Look for animal's nests in wheel wells,
in engine, air cleaner, or in other out of the way places. Clean all appliance exhaust
vents, ceiling vents and air conditioning covers.
Be sure all loose items are secured or properly stored
while the vehicle is
items may include canned goods, small appliances (on
countertop), cooking pans (on range), or free standing
furniture.
These
items
projectiles during a sudden stop.
in motion. Possible overlooked
could
become
dangerous
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