Quick tips for maintaining your RV:

Air Conditioner
Remove and clean filter with warm water and soap. Dry and reinstall

Axles and Suspension
Inspect frequently. Check bolts and nuts for proper torque.

Battery
Every 30 days, fill battery with water and clean top and connections with club soda and water to remove acid.

Body
Wash regularly with mild soap and lukewarm water. Apply automotive wax at least once a year.

Brakes
Inspect every six months and service as necessary.

Chassis
Follow regular chassis maintenance guidelines recommended by manufacturer.

Counter Tops
Clean with mild detergent.

Fabrics
Vacuum and brush away loose dirt; clean spills and stains while fresh.
Follow fabric cleaning codes when applicable.

Floor Covering
Clean as necessary. Avoid heavy moisture that can enter and damage your floor. Vacuum carpets clean.

Frames
Inspect painted surfaces regularly for damage and rust. Remove rust and touch up with rust preventative paint annually.

Furnace
Make sure external exhaust vent is clean and clear of obstructions.

Hinges
Inspect and lubricate with light household oil periodically.

Hitch/Coupler and Fifth Wheel Plate
Inspect prior to each trip and lubricate every 90 days.

Jacks
Inspect manual jacks prior to each trip; lubricate every 90 days. Inspect power jacks prior to each trip and lubricate annually. Periodically apply a small amount of wd-40 or similar lubricant at friction points of stabilizer jacks.

Locks and Latches
Inspect regularly. Periodically lubricate with graphite.
 
LP Gas System
Be sure all LP gas orifices and vents are clean before using.

Lug Nuts
Check for proper torque.

Pigtail Connecters
Inspect and coat with wd-40 every 90 days.

Refrigerator
Make sure all upper and lower exterior vents are clean and clear of obstructions. Inspect and clean flue baffle. Clean interior regularly.

Roof, Body, and Underbelly
Inspect for structural integrity every 90 days.

Rubber Roof
Clean your roof four times annually. See your owners manual for details.

Safety Chains
Inspect for damage prior to each trip, replace if weakened.

Sealant and Joints
Periodically inspect all exterior seals, moldings and joints for proper sealing.

Shades, Blinds, and Valances
Vacuum or wipe with damp cloth.

Steps
Inspect annually, remove rust. Lubricate moving parts.

Tires
Check air pressure and tread wear regularly and prior to each trip.

TV Antenna
Periodically lubricate exterior moving parts.

Vents
Inspect and clean annually; lightly oil moving parts.

Vinyl Ceilings/Wall Panels
Clean with mild soap and damp sponge  as needed.

Water Heater
Keep control compartment clean. Make sure burner tube and exhaust is clear of debris.

Wheel Bearings
Clean and repack at least once per year.

Windows
Clean dirt and debris from window tracks and weep holes.

Wood Cabinetry
Protect and clean regularly using non-silicone wood polish.

Note:
ALWAYS REFER TO YOUR OWNERS MANUAL FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ABOUT PROPERLY MAINTAINING YOUR SPECIFIC RV.