Inhibition of Mold Growth
- Checking relative humidity can prevent mold and mildew growth.
- The use of air conditioners in hot climates will reduce the relative
humidity.
- Ventilation is available in the kitchen area.
- To prevent mold growth, using vents when preparing food is an
important factor, even in cold weather.
- Also, opening windows during these activities will help with
(natural) ventilation.
- In extremely humid conditions, using a dehumidifier may help.
- Regular cleaning of mold, which is caused by frequent use of
ANKA300 and/or growing, is an important preventive measure.
- Any spills should be wiped up quickly and dried as soon as
possible.
- Avoid leaving damp items lying around.
- On safe surfaces, use mold or mildew-killing cleaning products.
- Check the sealing wicks regularly and reseal as necessary to
prevent water leaks.
- Proper preventive maintenance of the ANKA300 and its
accessories, as described in both this manual and accompanying
literature, will provide the best protection for the ANKA300.
Winter Travel
Traveling in sub-freezing temperatures will require certain
precautions to protect the plumbing system and personal
belongings from damage by freezing.
It is necessary to clear the snow accumulations on the pop-up.
Whenever possible, the heat should be kept at a constant
temperature.
It is easier for the heater to keep the room temperature constant
than to let the ANKA300 temperature drop to 10°C and then try to
raise it to room temperature.
When parking in temperatures below freezing, be sure to have a
full supply of LPG or Diesel and plug into a 220V power source
whenever possible.
In order to allow hot air to circulate around plumbing lines and
fixtures; leave cabinet doors, wardrobes and bedroom doors
partially open.
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