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sheet, providing more information for it’s use and maintenance.
More information is available in the owners material supplied by the
manufacturer of the detector. Life time of the detector is 5 years,
and needs to be replaced as per manufactures instructions, in the
user’s guide.
Steps (Two or Three)
Before entering your recreational vehicle place your hand in the
center of the step assembly. Pull the step outwards. The step
assembly will raise slightly and then out, away from the coach. The
lower step will unfold 180° to useable position. The arm on the step
will meet a positive stop. Step care, maintenance and lubrication
will be found in the maintenance manual.
Windows
All windows are of slider opening design, solid picture window, or
opening vent panels. Sliders may open horizontal or vertical as
called for per floor plan. Egress windows have an unlocking handle
or two small hinged clips on each side. After unlatching, the panel
will swing out on a top hinge. On some egress windows, screens
are attached to the swing out panel of window.
Doors
Locks on entrance doors have two lock mechanisms, a deadbolt in
the frame section of lock and a standard lock in the handle. Both
locks use the same key.
Screen doors may have two types of latches. First, a "roller" latch
and secondly, a "hook" latch which needs to be tripped to open.
Locks on trunk doors need a small quantity of silicone lubricant
sprayed internally two times per year to keep functioning correctly.
After lubrication, be sure no lubricant is remaining on step, causing a per-
son to slip.
CAUTION
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