Living
With
Your
Motor
Home
in mid-travel by moving
it
back to the
straight down position. Re-attach the
retainers when traveling,
To
Raise mini-blinds:
Release bottom
of
blind from retainer. Pull
straight down on cord and release at desired
height.
It
is not necessmy to pull the cord to
one side or the other to secure blind.
To
Adjust
the
angle:
Turn the adjusting rod either direction.
STORAGE
Exterior Compartments
Exterior storage compartments should accommo-
date most
of
your storage needs. All
of
the stor-
age
compmtments, except the Propane tank
compmtment, can be locked. Fire prevention reg-
ulations require that the Propane tank
compatt-
ment be unlocked at all times.
Please note: Your motor home could be over-
loaded or out
of
balance
if
not properly loaded.
Refer to the
Motor Home Loadillg section
of
the
011
The Road chapter
of
this manual, and follow
the loading and weighing instructions in that
section. When storing equipment and supplies:
• Always keep tools and equipment stored in
areas where they will not shift while
traveling.
• Whenever possible, place heavy articles in
storage compartments which are low and in
the best location for weight distribution.
Pack articles carefully in the storage
compartments to minimize shifting.
If
nec-
essary, 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
watertight in all conditions. Carry any arti-
cles which could be damaged by water
inside the motor home.
06-4
A.
WARNING
Do
not store flammable, volatile liquids
or
hazardous
chemicals inside the motor home or
in
outside stor-
age compartments. Toxic fumes from these
liquids or
chemicals may enter the interior of the motor home.
Interior Storage
The closets and cabinets have catches along one
edge
of
the door. Pull on the cabinet door handle
to open. Overhead doors have supports 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-volt lights 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 inte-
rior storage areas
as
to exterior. Consult the
Motor Home Loading section
in
the
011
The
Road
chapter.
SLIDE-OUT ROOMS (If Equipped)
Your new motor home may be equipped with an
optional slide-out room. The slide-out room(s)
are designed to provide additional living space.
A detailed operating and maintenance guide is
included in your
Owner's Information Package.
Read all instructions for these systems carefully
before operating the slide-outs.
In
some installations it may be necessary to
slide the driver's seat to the full forward position
and place the seat back in the full upright posi-
tion prior to moving the slide-out room
in
or out
to prevent the room from striking or rubbing
against the seat back.
Always exercise caution when operating the
slide-out room.
• Always be celtain that there is plenty
of
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