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10. Fill the LP gas tank to a maximum of 80%
of its capacity. Be careful not to overll the
LP gas tank. An overlled LP gas tank will
cause the gas regulator to fail, and may
result in problems with LP gas components.
Turn off the LP gas valve control located
in the utility center. Make sure all LP gas
controls are turned off (furnace, stove top,
and refrigerator). Check for LP gas leaks
regularly using soapy water.
Turn off all appliances while refueling any
motorhome or LP gas tanks. Do NOT smoke
while refueling.
11. Check that sewer connections are properly
stored and all external compartments and
ller openings are closed and/or locked.
12. Ensure the roof vent opens and closes.
13. Be sure that all doors are closed and latched
with travel locks in place, and ensure all
loose objects are secured including cabinet
and refrigerator contents.
14. Deodorize the waste holding tank. (See
details in “Black Water - Waste Holding
Tank” in “Water / Plumbing” Section).
15. Check that all blocks and chocks are
removed and stowed.
16. Check that there are no obstructions in
the motorhome’s pathway before moving.
Ensure there is proper clearance between
adjacent and overhead objects to prevent
making contact.
17. Disconnect and stow the shoreline power
cord. (Refer to details in this section.)
18. Lock exterior compartment doors.
19. Check that the re extinguisher is in good
condition and fully charged. (Refer to details
in Safety section.)
Pre-Trip Inspection
1. Ensure the motorhome and all of its
components, devices, systems, and
subsystems are serviced and ready for
travel.
2. Inspect wheel lugs for tightness. Examine
tires for signs of damage and wear. Ensure
that all tires are properly inated to correct
pressure.
3. Check All Fluids:
● Engine/crankcase oil
● Power steering uid
● Radiator recovery system
● Battery electrolyte level
● Windshield washer reservoir
● DEF uid
4. Check the oil level in the generator power
plant (if installed). Refer to the generator
instruction and maintenance manual located
in the Motorhome Information Kit for details
on pre-use requirements.
5. Consult the chassis manual in the
Motorhome Information Kit for a list of pre-
trip inspection requirements.
6. Verify that all lights are in working order.
7. Check the engine compartment for wildlife.
NOTICE
Wildlife and pets like the warmth of the engine
compartment and can become entangled in
the moving engine components.
8. Sanitize and ll the fresh water tank if
required. Turn off the water pump unless
using water. Turn off the water pump if
leaving the unit unattended for an extended
period of time. (Refer to System Monitor
section in “Electrical System Operation”
chapter for details.)
9. Start the refrigerator a day ahead of time so
it will be cold for your trip.
Danger
Vehicle Operation
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