Starcraft 2005 - Standard Care and Maintenance; Component Cleaning and Protection; Routine Maintenance Checks

COMPONENT
Appliances
Countertops
sink
Stove
Refrigerator
Upholstery Fabric
Fabric
vinyl
Drapes
Vinyl Floor
Covering
Woodwork
Pre-fnished
Stained
Bed slides
MAINTENANCE,
Frame, Running,
Gear
Tires
Rims & Hubs
Wheel Lug Nuts.
Wheel Bearings
Brakes
Dolly Wheel Jack
Coupler
Ball
LP Gas
Water
Tank Discharge
Filter
Standard Care
STANDARD CARE
Clean with hot, soapy water.
Clean with hot, soapy water.
Use appropriate cleaners.
Use appropriate cleaners, and coat with film or vegetable oll after cleaning
Remove food after each trip.
Foam type cleaners or hand wash with warm soapy water.
Vinyl cleaner.
Drapes must be hand washed using a mild detergent and dripped dry.
Use detergent soap and water, rinse well, and follow with a clear paste wax or
equivalent to obtain
st results,
Use house hold furniture wax or polish. Cover scruffs and scratches with a
wax and stain mixture or matching putty stick.
Sand and r ain as required.
Periodic lubrication with a silicone lubricant will enhance the ease of
‘operation and prolong track lif.
Check at least every 1000 miles (or twice a season), Rinse with water after salt
or chemical contamination, repaint as necessary,
Inflation. (see page 12)
Clean and repaint as needed,
Cheek torque the first 25, 100, and S00 miles and every 500 miles thereafter
Lubrication. Obtain new cotter pins and repack with high temperature wheel
bearing grease per Service Interval Chart
Check linings or adjust if needed. (See Service Interval Chart)
Coat threads lightly with axle grease, lube with WD 40.
‘Wheel bearing grease on the release lever and socket.
\Wheet bearing grease or soap.
Check all ines for crimps or damage. Check for leaks with soapy water. Pres-
sue regulator line pressure is I inches of water column. Pain LP bottles
white as necessary
Check all hoss
tings, and connections for signs of leakage.
Checked and cleaned, Sanitize water system when needed. (See page 11)
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AVOID .
Abrasives. +
When hot.
Abrasives.
Dry cleaning,
Dry cleaning.
Dry cleaning & machine
washing.
Abrasive cleaners,
Use of water, harsh cleansers,
alcohol, or petroleum base
solvents.
Getting excess lubricant on
surrounding canvas and
upholstery, as It could produce
stains.
Road chemicals.
Over or under inflation.
may cause problems.
Road damage.
See Dexter Axle Manual for
cautions.
oll.
Overfilling bottles, refilling with
engine running or near flame.
Allowing water to stand In tank
after a trip. Too much pressure.
Hooking up to an unfamiliar city
water connection without first
checking whether a pressure
reducing coupler Is required.
It must not be over 60 PSI.