Maytag 2006 Main Door, Possible damage, Screen Door, Step, Sure they are secure in their notches

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Exterior

 

Main Door

 

CAUTION: When towing, the door lock and dead bolt must be secured. If it is

 

not locked, the constant vibration of travel may cause the door to open with

 

possible damage.

 

Screen Door

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The screen door secures to the main door by means of a slide bolt type latch. It can

be operated independently by releasing the slide bolt and swinging the screen door

away from the main door.

 

Step

 

To operate the step, lift up on the front of the step and pull straight out until step locks

 

into place. Some units will be equipped with a double step. After extending step, the

 

second portion folds out. To store the step fold it back into position, lift the front slightly

 

and push the step back into its storage area.

 

Warning: Once the steps are lowered, press down on them to make

 

sure they are secure in their notches.

 

CAUTION: Never travel with step lowered or extended

 

Exterior Windows

 

Lifting two red vertical latches up past vertical opens the escape windows of your

 

trailer. This releases the sash from the window frame and allows it to be swung clear

 

of the trailer.

 

Turning the large operating knob counter clockwise opens the standard windows.

Clean your trailer windows the same way you clean the windows in your home. Clean the seals with a damp cloth or mild detergent every three to six months, taking care not to use strong solvents, as they will damage the seals. A coat of natural silicone lubricant applied after the seal has dried will keep it flexible. Spread the lubricant evenly with a brush or finger, working it into the surface.

This is a good practice for all rubber seals in your trailer. For replacement of a damaged window contact an Airstream Service Center.

Window Stoneguard

Stone guards are provided for added protection on the front windows. To open the guard, unhook the two rubber T-handles on the botom of the guard, raise the stone- guard to the desired height, and tighted the thumb screws on each support arm. Be sure to lower and fasten the guard when high winds may be approaching and before travel.

Wrap Protectors

The front end of the trailer is equipped with stainless steel protectors covering the lower corner wraps. The protectors provided added protection from road damage. The protector can moved out of the way for cleaning by unbolting and swinging the protector forward on the hinge.

Awnings

Complete instructions have been provided with your awning. You should make sure your traveling companion is familiar with the operation of the awning. If a sudden wind should come up, or if high wind is forecast, the awning should be retracted and stowed.

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Contents Owners Airstream Manual Introduction MODEL Table of Contents Care and Maintenance Warranty CoverageBasic Warranty Period Items CoveredAIRSTREAM, INC Installations not CoveredIf Repairs are Needed Dealer Representation Excluded Warranty TransferExplanation of Airstream Limited Warranty Consequential and Incidental DamagesOverload AbuseExposure Service Reporting Safety DefectsEvery 1,000 Miles or 60 Days Maintenance Schedule Every 5,000 Miles or 90 DaysThat MAY be Hazardous Torque aluminm wheels to110-120 ft. lbsEvery 10, 000 Miles or 6 Months Every Year BULBS, Interior Suggested Maintenance Parts and LubricantsBULBS, Exterior MiscellaneousMaintenance Record Date Dealer Service Performed Warranty and Service Towing Your Airstream TOW Vehicle EquipmentElectric Brakes Loading Weighing Your Trailer Sway Control Device Hitching UPEqualizing Hitch Load Distribution Steps for Hitching Up Level tow vehicle and trailer after hitching up Towing Tips Use trailer brakes as parking brakes Tracking PassingBacking Up Exterior Suggested PRE-TRAVEL Check ListInterior Trailer Equipment and Accessories Motoring Essentials Towing Your Airstream Safety CampingOvernight Stop Plies the 12 volt currentExtended Stay Waste Water System Shoreline Power SupplyCity Water HOOK-UP Things not to PUT Into Toilet or DrainsWinter Traveling Effects of Prolonged OccupancyExcess moisture Effects of Prolonged OccupancyTips to Controlling Condensation How can mold growth be inhibited? What are molds ?What factors contribute to mold growth? Slide OUT Room Failure to RetractCamping Camping Cleaning ExteriorScreen Door Main DoorPossible damage StepChassis Operation InstructionsTires Tips on Tire Care Tire Inflation PSI Cold Tire RotationSpare Tire Axle and Running Gear Assembly Install washer and spindle nut HOW to USE Your Electric Brakes Properly Typical Electronic ControllerMaintenance Power Jack OptionReplacing Power Head Under Inflation Load/Inflation Information for Your TiresProper Tire Inflation HOW Overloading Affects Your TiresWeighing Your Travel Trailer Or Towed Vehicle Tire CareProper Inspection and Storage of Tires Replacing Your TiresInterior Bunk BED Monitor Panel Water Pump SwitchDinette Table Aquajet water pump Optionial EquipmentLinoleum Bath Area Remote SwitchesSmoke Alarm Firex Model B Ceiling Light/Directional LightingWeekly Testing of Your Smoke Alarm Taking Care of Your Smoke Alarm Replacing the BatteryTo Remove Using the Tamper Resist Locking MechanismSpecial Smoke Alarm Features LP GAS DetectorFire Extinguisher Detector TestLOW Voltage Carbon Monoxide Alarm Normal OperationCleaning Your Detector Fill Valve Operation onlyTo Install LPG BottlesBasic Rules for Safety Vent if the trailer has not been used regularlyPlumbing Water Pump and Filter Water SYSTEM-SELF ContainedSanitizing While hooked to city water Aquajet Pump Optional Drain Valves SafariWinterizing and Storage To Empty Fresh Water TankWater Heater Draining Plumbing Water Heater Bypass Plumbing Emptying Tanks Drain and Waste SystemDeodorizers When Parked and Connected to Sewer Outlet Black Tank Flush OptionalToilet Water Filtration Safeguards Microtech Filter INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT Operating Instructions Electronic IndicatorBattery Replacement Controlling The WaterLavatory FAUCET, Standard Battery Disconnect Switch Electrical SystemBattery 265 71.3 F 250 62 F 200 16 F 100 +5 F 150 +19 F12V Power Circuits Volt AC Panel Board Converter TestingConverter Operation Converter Cooling SystemBack UP Camera PRE-WIRE Invertor optionElectrical System TV Antenna DO’SMaintenance Lubrication Lubricating Rotating Gear HousingSatellite Antenna Wiring Solar Panel PRE-WIRE Yellow like the sun positive and Green likeCoaxial Cable Wiring Schematic External Radio Jack OptionalVolt Electrical System City Power Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Gfci Other circuit OccupantAIR Conditioner FurnaceRange Microwave OvensRefrigerator Relieve the pressure without even realizing it Water HeaterElectronic Ignition When Equipped with Thermostat High Volume Roof Vent OptionalWhen Equipped with Reverse Switch Cleaning InstructionsMonitor Wire Connections Monitor PanelTo Obtain Exact Reading Specifications Hitch Ball Height Index C-1, E-8, F-3, H-4
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