The maintenance content of off-road RV mainly includes the following aspects:
Roof air conditioning: Roof air conditioning is one of the "lifeblood" of an RV, responsible for heating in winter and cooling in summer. Regular cleaning and maintenance is a must, otherwise it may lead to poor refrigeration.
Battery: The battery is the "heart" of the caravan and is responsible for supplying power to most of the electrical appliances in the car. Regular inspections and timely charging are key to keeping your RV working properly.
Hydropower system: The hydropower system of an RV is related to the quality of daily life. Before long-term parking or departure, it is necessary to check whether the water pipe is leaking and whether the circuit is short-circuited.
Toilet Drain System: It is very important to keep the toilet drain system unblocked to avoid blockages and odor problems.
Body Inspection: Check the body for scratches, bulges, deformations, clean the external lights of the vehicle, confirm that all lighting equipment is working properly, and check the tire pressure before long travel.
Equipment maintenance: including regular inspection of basic facilities such as skylights, air conditioners, and exhaust fans. It is recommended to check once a quarter whether the sunroof and windows are in good condition and whether there are any water leaks.
Oil & Filters: Changing your oil and filters regularly is key to keeping your engine working properly. Most manufacturers recommend changing the oil every 5000 km, and the change of the oil filter depends on how clean the oil is.
Interior environment: Keep the car clean in summer and avoid placing flammable materials, such as lighters, central control perfumes, etc., to prevent fire caused by high temperatures.
Waterway system: clean the clean water tank, gray water tank, toilet black water tank, repeatedly add clean water and rinse several times to ensure that the waterway system is clean.
Power system: Turn off the inverter, check the status of the lithium battery, and avoid dealing with circuit problems by yourself to prevent damage to the RV.
Vehicle exterior protection: Avoid using high-pressure water guns to rinse the paint, and it is recommended to use rags and foam cleaners to clean stained areas.
Functional parts: check the tightness and lubrication of the expansion mechanism, clean the track dust, and check whether the rain curtain is damaged.
