The paneling and the ceiling
of
your motor home may be any
of
several finishes and textures. Never use harsh detergents
or abrasive cleaners on walls or ceilings. Most surfaces will
clean with a soft cloth moistened with mild liquid detergent
in warm water, or a clear window cleaner solution. Do not
scrub the surface or use large amounts
of
water which could
saturate the material. Simply spray or apply the solution to
the spot and blot with a clean dry rag or paper towel.
Aggressive scrubbing may damage the texture or pattern.
Some cleaners attack the plastic causing it to discolor and
become brittle. The following cleaners have been tested and
approved when mixed with water:
» Distilled vinegar
» Mild dishwasher detergent
» Liquid deodorizing cleaner.
Avoid cleaners that contain any amount
of
abrasives, acetone
or MEK (methyl ethyl ketone).
Vinyl flooring requires only washing and periodic waxing.
Vacuum carpeting regularly, and clean it with a quality
car-
pet cleaner.
The top
of
the engine may be accessed from inside the motor
home for service by lifting or removing the engine cover.
WARNING
MAiNTENANCE
WALLS AND
CEILING
PANELS
BATHTUB
AND
PLASTIC
SHOWER
STALL
FLOORS
AND
CARPETING
ENGINE ACCESS
When installing the engine
cover,
be sure the
cover
is fully seated on the
gasket
seal and secured by the clamps. Do not allow insulation, carpeting,
or other
material to interrupt the seal between the
cover
and the engine
compartment.
If the engine
cover
is
not installed correctly, engine exhaust
gases
could leak into the passenger compartment creating a safety haz-
ard. If the engine must be run with the engine
cover
off for maintenance
purposes, be sure the
vehicle interior
is
adequately ventilated.
PACE
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