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Required Maintenance
Required Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance
Item
Every trip
Monthly
Every 3 months
Every 6 months
Annually
Before / After Storage
As Required
Procedure to be Performed:
Maintenance schedules are minimum
requirements. Extended use, extreme
temperatures, high humidity or other
extreme conditions will require more
frequent maintenance.
Appliances
• •
Check settings & adjustments
per manufacturers guide.
• •
Make sure burner tubes/vents
are clean/unobstructed.
• •
Clean & sanitize.
Awnings
•
Wash with warm water and mild detergent.
• •
Clean moving parts & apply Silicone or Teflon
based dry lube.
Axles /
Suspension
•
Check U-bolts, springs & hangers for damage.
• •
Check torque - all bolts (see mfg. guide for specs).
Baggage Doors
• •
Confirm that doors seal tight and are not leaking.
• •
Spray lock tumblers with dry graphite.
Brakes /
Wheel Hubs
•
Have brakes and hubs inspected by
a certified RV service technician.
•
Check amp draw / shoe wear / adjustment
(see mfg. guide for specs.).
• •
Lube bearings (as needed).
Electrical System
• • •
Check and service batteries.
• • •
Test all GFI outlets.
• •
Service generator (if equipped)
per manufacturer's manual.
Entry Door(s)
• •
Make sure door latches and locks function properly.
• •
Lube hinges with Silicone or Teflon based dry lube.
• •
Adjust screen door and latch.
Emergency
Egress Window(s)
• •
Open and close the Emergency Egress
Window(s) each trip.
Entry Steps
• •
Clean & apply Silicone or Teflon based dry lube.
Exterior
Fiberglass / Metal
• •
Wash with warm water & mild detergent.
•
Apply non-abrasive wax (except on decals).
Exterior Moldings
• •
Inspect sealant for voids / gaps / cracks
and re-seal as necessary.
Frame / Underbelly
• •
Check for damage, loose wires and debris.
Clean as necessary.
• •
Check frame for chipped paint and rust,
repaint as necessary.
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