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SUN VISORS
The sun visors at the driver and passenger's positions
swing down and adjust to provide relief from glare ,and
bright skies. The visors do not adjust to shade the side
windows.
Swivel tension may be adjusted with a screwdriver at the
tension adjusting screw.
MINI-BLINDS
To raise mini-blinds: Release bottom of blind from re-
tainer. Pull straight down on cord and release at desired
height. It is not necessary to pull the cord to one side or
the other to secure blind.
To lower mini-blind: Pull straight down on the cord
slightly, and move it about 45 degrees to either the left
or right and lower the blind. Stop the blind in mid-travel
by moving it back to the straight down position. Re-
attach the retainers when traveling.
To adjust the angle:Turn the adjusting rod either direction.
DAY/NIGHT SHADES
These window shades are split into a "daytime" and a
"nighttime" area. The cord farthest to the right raises and
lowers the blind bottom bar, opening and closing the
entire blind. The cord closer to the center raises and
lowers the division bar and operates the day/night fea-
ture. Both controls will operate with the blind atany height.
STORAGE
Exterior Compartments
Exterior storage compartments maximize available
space and should accommodate most of your storage
need. All of the storage compartments, except the LP
gas and generator compartments, can be locked. Fire-
prevention regulations require that the LP gas and
generator compartments be unlocked at all times.
Please note: Your motor home could be overloaded or
out of balance if not properly loaded. Referto the "Motor
Home Loading"
section of the "ON THE ROAD"
chapter of this manual, and follow the loading and
weighing instructions in that section. When storing equip-
ment and supplies:
Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas
where they will not shift while traveling.
Whenever possible, place heavy articles in stor-
age compartments which are low and in the
best location for better weight distribution.
Pack articles carefully in the storage compart-
ments to minimize shifting. If necessary, use
straps to prevent movement.
Be sure liquid containers are capped and cannot
tip or spill. Secure all glass containers and
dishes before traveling.
Exterior storage compartments may not be wa-
ter-tight in all climate conditions. Carry any
articles which could be damaged by water in-
side the motor home.
WARNING
DO NOT STORE FLAMMABLE,VOLATILE LIQ-
UIDS OR HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS INSIDE
THE MOrOR HOME OR IN OUTSIDE STOR-
AGE COMPARTMENTS. TOXIC FUMES FROM
THESE LIQUIDS OR CHEMICALS MAY EN-
TERTHE INTERIOR OFTHE MOTOR HOME.
Interior Storage
The closets and cabinets have friction catches along
one edge of the door. Overhead doors may have sup-
ports to hold them open. Drawers rest in notches when
they are closed. To open drawers, lift up slightly, then pull
open.
Closets may be equipped with 12-voltlights that turn ON
when the closet door is opened. Be sure the light goes
OFF when the closet door is closed - your battery will
be discharged if it stays ON. If the light stays on when the
door is closed, the door switch requires adjustment. The
same loading considerations apply to interior storage
areas as to exterior. Consult the "Motor Home Load-
ing" section in the "ON THE ROAD" chapter.
INTERIOR AND FURNISHINGS
The materials used inside your motor home have been
selected for durability and comfort. With reasonable
care, these materials will stand up under years of
recreational living. The "MAINTENANCE" chapter in
this manual outlines care requirements for the various
upholstery fabrics, floor, cabinet, and wall finishes.
Dinette Conversion
To convert the dinette into a bed:
Unfasten and remove cushions.
Reach under the table, either remove leg or fold
up under the table top.
Raise front portion of table several inches to
disengage inserts from the wall supports.
Lower table top to the dinette frame to complete
bed base.
Slide seat and back cushion into place over bed base.
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