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STORING THE
MOTOR HOME
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STORAGE CHECKLISTS
The following checklists will help you prepare your motor home for
storage. Use the checklistthat applies tothe
stor~ge
conditions you anticipate.
These checklistsdo not include eve!'y detail required. You may want to
expand them to suifyour needs. Contact your dealer for a.dditional suggestions
suitable to
y~ur
climate and storage conditions.
SHORT-TERM STORAGE (less than 60 days)
DWash the motor home
ext~rior
and underside. Hose off accumu-
lations of mud and road salts.
. . D
Thoroughly clean the interior
of the motor home, includil1g car-
pets, counter tops,lavy, tub and
show'er,and galley. .
o
Remove battery cables. Clean '
terminals, top and sides of batter-
ies al1d battery boxes. Reinstall
cables, dress with a plastic ignic-
tion spray: Use ba.ttery discon-
nect switchles, if equipped.
o
Drain hOldingtanks, toilet, and
fresh water tallk.
\
D
Inflate tires to -maximum rated
cold pressure.
D
Park the motor home as le;el
as possible front to rear and side
.. to sidivBlock wheels front and
'rear, and leave the parking brake
OFF.
o
Check the charge in the battery.
Recharge as necessary.
Q
Turn off water pump andwater
heater master switches.
D
Turn off LP gas at tank valve.
o
Turn refrigerator and furnace
OFR
.
I
,~JTurn
off alLrange and
ov~n
burner valves and pilot valves (if
equipped).
I_J
Turn office maker.
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Wide Body
ISSUE DATE: 12/94
All rights res'elVed
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