Make sure:
THEY PLUG INTO SHORE-POWER
- They filled the LP tanks
- They light the stove for you... all burners work
- They turn on the AC and it is cold
- They turn on the central heating and it is warm, not just the fan blowing
- They turn on the microwave!!!
- They turn on the stove light/fan
- They turn on the fridge on gas, check fins to see if they get cold
- They turn on the TV and it plays through the ceiling speakers (via radio aux)
- They check the TV amp
- They play the radio through each of the speakers (outside also)
- They hook up city water to test faucets, toilet flush shower(look for leaks)
- The put a little water in the fresh water tank to test the pump
- They extend ALL slide outs and retract them
- They extend the awning and retract it
- They turn on ALL the interior lights
- They level the 5er if you have the package
- They turn on all the ceiling vent fans
- They verify 110VAC at ALL the outlets
- They turn on exterior lights
- They check the 12 VDC accessory outlets for proper polarity (mine was wired backwards)
DISCONNECT THE SHORE_POWER CABLE
- They turn on the interior lights
- Everything that runs on battery is checked
- Check battery voltage with meter
HOOK UP THE 5er TO THE TRUCK
- Check the BRAKE LIGHTS, TURN SIGNALS, RUNNING LIGHTS
- If you got a rear view camera test that
- Have them check the 5er tire pressure
- Have them check the spare tire
This is all the things you would do, so have them do it and if anything is wrong, you are still at the dealer and you have a little more leverage to get it done while you wait.
This should keep them busy for a while, if any are not working... have them fix it while you wait!!!! MAKE SURE THEY DO THE ABOVE THINGS AND IF SOMETHING DOES NOT WORK, DO NOT TAKE ANY EXCUSES!!!
The only thing I had an issue with was the 12VDC outlet, and that I found 6 months later when I plugged in my Coleman Cooler/Heater chest, and I had it set for cool... to my surprise when I opened the cooler to check how it was doing, if was hot inside and not cold.. the wires were reversed in the 12volt socket... easy fix for me, but I was surprised.
Good Luck!!!!
Don
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