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Propane Tanks |
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Make
sure tank is up to code and still in dateCheck
propane levels, exchange or fill tanks |
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Remove
tanks, remove rust and repaint tanks.. |
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Check hoses for wear
and leaks.
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Grey Water and Sewage Holding Tanks: |
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Check for leaks, check fittings, caps & sewer hose. |
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Check hanger straps for looseness or breakage |
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Use dry or liquid holding tank deodorant. |
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Batteries |
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Use
deep cycle marine or RV batterAs
they are designed to draw down part empty and be
charged up to full again. |
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Clean terminals
connectors and tops of batteries
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Check Water level where applicable (only use
distilled water) |
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Check for corrosion on terminals and cables
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Fresh Water Holding Tanks |
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Make sure bypass is in proper operating setting and
flush the system with several gallons of water; add
2 cups vinegar (some people recommend a bit of
bleach to kill bacteria) & go for a drive to shake
it up, run it through the lines to the faucets then
drain. Check for leaks and cracks. Then fill tanks
as needed |
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Hot Water Heater |
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Should be drained every 6 months per manufacturer
instructions Check the condition of the electrode
and pressure release valve, Hook up hoses /turn Make
sure RV antifreeze is out of water system and fill
fresh water tank and hot water heater.Make sure it
lights |
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Refrigerator |
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Make sure there is no odor of ammonia in cooler
box. Check for any greenish discharge on back of
refrigerator. If either of these occur, contact an
RV repair facility because chances are, the cooling
unit has failed and needs replacing |
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Clean and check for leaks, check that it is working
on gas, 12 volt, and / or electricity. |
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Make sure side and roof vents are clear and free of
nests and check the roof vent from the top. |
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The flue, burner, baffle, fins and coils should be
cleaned annually |
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Generator |
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Check oil level and change at recommended intervals |
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Check condition of belts and hoses |
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AC Units |
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Check shroud for cracks or leaks |
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Check owners manual to see if fan motor shaft needs
lubrication |
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Furnace |
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Check for adequate ventilation |
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Check fittings and propane lines, electric wires |
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Smoke Detectors |
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working |
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Carbon Monoxide Detectors |
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working |
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Ceiling |
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Check fans to see if they work, for leaks, tears in
screens, skylights, emergency escape hatches |
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Doors and Windows |
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Check for water leaks, breaks & cracks, seals &
gaskets, locks. Lubricate locks 2 to 3 times a year
with a NON silicone aerosol lubricant |
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Toilet |
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Check for leaks, check seals which can dry rot,
check flush pedal and water valve. Check floor for
any soft spots/signs of leakage. |
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Be sure seal closes tightly on ball & gasket |
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Shower |
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Check for cracks, leaky faucets or hose and head |
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Stove/Oven |
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Turn
on propane and check for leaks |
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Have unit’s LP system tested for leaks and pressure
regularly. |
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Awnings |
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Open and check for mildew, leaves, insect nests,
rips or tears |
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Check awning rail for loose
screws or nails . Thoroughly clean awing with awning
cleaner product, removing any mildew. Dry and roll
up. |
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Secure awning poles with plastic zip ties |
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Electrical Hook-ups |
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Check your electrical cord for frays, breaks, or bad
spots. Make sure your extra cords are extra heavy
duty. Depending on amp rating for RV (30 or 50),
use a properly rated extension cord available at
most RV parts retail stores. |
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Slide-Out |
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Use a product such as Slide Out Dry Lubricant on
the seals to prevent drying out and difficulty in
opening and closing. Check to make sure that
slide-out openings are clean and free of any and all
debris |
