When Inspected, You're Protected

Make sure that the RV has been inspected by a qualified RV service dealer. In addition to a complete mechanical inspection, it should include (but not be limited to):

Running Gear

• Inspection and function of the brake shoes, magnets, drums, wheel bearings, axles, springs, shackles and bolts, tires, break-away switch and any stabilizing jacks installed on the unit

Appliance Check

• Inspection of refrigerator, stove, oven, furnace, microwave, hot water tank, air-conditioner and generator. Appliances should be operated on all fuels they were intended to work on. The fridge requires a 3 hour wait to insure that it is cooling properly

Other RV Systems

• Checking the propane system for leaks
• All interior lights, 12-volt outlets, 110 volt and G.F.I. outlets, converter, battery charger, inverter, fans are functioning
• Test the water lines, taps, traps, fresh water tank, water pump, gray and black water tank and slide valves for leaks
• Test window seals and mechanisms, roof vents drawers and cupboard latches for operation
• Exterior running, signal and back-up lights are all working
• Check lifter system of a fold-down camper, if applicable
• T.V. antenna and booster