1. Flush and sanitize the freshwater system:
Before using your RV's water system, flush out any antifreeze and sanitize the tanks to ensure clean and safe water for drinking and bathing.
2. Check and clean the water heater:
Inspect the water heater for any debris or corrosion and flush it out if necessary to maintain efficient heating.
3. Inspect the RV's exterior for any damage:
Look for cracks, leaks, or damage to the RV's exterior, including the roof, windows, and seams. Address any issues promptly to prevent water damage.
4. Examine the tires for wear and proper inflation:
Ensure your RV's tires are properly inflated according to manufacturer recommendations and inspect them for signs of wear, bulges, or punctures.
5. Test the brakes and lubricate as necessary:
Confirm that the brakes are functioning correctly and apply lubrication to prevent rust and maintain smooth operation.
6. Check all exterior and interior lights:
Test all exterior and interior lights, including headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and interior lighting, to ensure visibility and safety on the road.
7. Verify the operation of slide-outs and awnings:
Carefully extend and retract slide-outs and awnings to ensure they function smoothly and securely.
8. Inspect the propane system for leaks:
Test for propane leaks and ensure all propane appliances are in proper working order.
9. Check the electrical system, including outlets and appliances:
Test all electrical outlets, appliances, and circuit breakers to ensure they are operational and safe to use.
10. Ensure all safety devices are functional:
Test and replace batteries in smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms, and confirm their proper operation to safeguard your RV.
