Cayman 2006 Equipment — Section 5 • 137
Tips for using the fan:
• Operate the fan to keep condensation from accumulating. Condensation occurs naturally from fl uctuations
in interior and exterior temperatures, humidity, dew point changes, steam from cooking or boiling water
and shower usage.
• If the fan fails to operate, check the 4 Amp fuse on the fan and the fuse in the domestic fuse panel.
• To clean the screen remove the eight screws holding it in place. Wash the screen using dish soap and water.
• On hot, sunny days direct airfl ow by slightly opening the window(s) on the shaded side of the motorhome.
The area between the open window(s) and the fan will have maximum air fl ow.
WARNING:
Do not leave the vent cover open while the motorhome is driven, stored, or unattended
for extended periods of time. High winds or other unusual conditions or obstructions may
prevent the vent cover from closing. Leakage could result and cause serious damage.
POWER SUNVISOR
The cockpit blinds are 12 Volt DC operating from the Chassis batteries. Power is supplied by a 5 Amp fuse
located in the roadside front electrical bay. One blind assembly is used for each window located in the cockpit area.
To Operate the Blind:
• Push the switch down to lower the desired blind.
• Push the switch up to raise.
NOTE:
DO NOT attempt to move or drive the motorhome with any blind in the lowered position.
SLIDING DOOR
The sliding pocket door uses two rollers at the top of each door.
During the life of the motorhome the sliding door may need adjusting.
The sliding pocket door can be adjusted to close tight against the
wall. Use a small wrench and turn the adjusting screw upward or
downward.
If, for any reason, the pocket door needs to be removed, locate
the portion that is secured to the top of the pocket door and rotate the
small lever outward to release the latches.
LUBE:
The pocket door rollers should be lubed with just a small
drop of oil once a year to help increase the life of the
rollers and improve the sliding of the door.
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