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INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS·
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Ventilate Closets and Cabinets
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Du~ing
prolonged use in very cold weather, leave cabinet and closet dOors
. partially open to warm and ventilate the interiors of storage compartments
built against exterior walls. The air flow will warm the exterior wall surface,
reducing or eliminating condensation and preventing possible ice formation .
. . Install A Dehumidifier Appliance·
During prolonged, continuous use, a dehumidifying appliance may be more
comfortable and effective in removing excess moisture from the interior air.
While use
~f
a dehumidifier is not a "cure-all", and ventilation, storm
windows, and moisture reduction continue to be important, operation oT the
dehumidifier will reduce the amount of outside air needed for ventilation.
Heating load on the furnace will be reduced, and the interior will be less drafty.
ATTACHING ACCESSORIES TO YOUR MOTOR HOME
The walls in your motor home are constmcted with Vacu-Bond lamination
technology. Stmctural members are located specifically to mount and attach
factory-installed components and accessories, and may not be located to
support after-market accessories not specifically designed for use on orin your
motor home .
. Please consult with your dealer before attempting to install or mount
accessories onthe sidewalls of your motor home. Holes drilled in the sidewall
may cause damage, and may affect portions of your warranty coverage.
If you add accessories to the exterior of your motor home, the attachments
must be inspected and sealed the same as factory installed accessoi'ies. See the
"Sealant Renewal" section of the
"EXTERIORMAINTENANCE'~chapc
tel' of this manual.
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