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CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
, Your
motor
home
has been engineered with
the
latest, technology
to
provide you with
many
years
of
trouble-free service with a minimum
amount
of
maintenance.
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This section
is
provided
to
familiarize
you
with
the
areas
of
your
motor
home
that
require scheduled care. A few
minutes
spent taking care of
your
motor
home
on a regular basis
will
pay for itself
in
more pleasurable outings
and
will
protect
your
investment.
The chassis
operator's
manual provided in
your
Owner's
Information Kit describes
in
detail maintenance
operations
required by
the
truck
chassis manufacturer. Please
consult
this
document
for information regarding lubrication schedules,
tire'information, and
other
chassis-related maintenance items.
INTERIOR CLEANING
Draperies, Cushions
and
Uphol~:.erv
Fabrics
The furniture and
decor
of
your
motor
home
use materials
and fabrics,
often
synthetics, which require only
the
simplest
care.
,1. Print and Plain Velvet
Clean this fabric with pure solvents (petroleum distillate-
based products, Energine, Carbona, Renuzit,
or
similar
products may be used) in a well-ventilated room. Cleaning
by a professional furniture cleaning service only
is
recom-
mended, CAUTION:
Use
of
water-based
or
detergent-
based soivent cleaners may cause excessive shrinking.
Water stains may become permanent and unable
to
be
removed with solvent cleaning agents. Avoid
products
containing Carbon Tetrachloride as it
is
highly
toxic.
To
prevent overall soil, frequent vacuuming
or
light brushing
to
remove
dust
and
grime
is
recommended.
Clean this fabric with
the
foam only
of
a water-based
cleaning agent.
2. Vinyl:
Vinyl
up~olstery
is
made
to
withstand scuffing, cracking,
peeling
aold
hard use. It will come up fresh and sparkling
after a mild soap-and-water cleaning followed by a clear
wat~r
rinse. However, certain stains, such
as
ink. mustard,
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