Hi Usagi;
The day/night shades seem to have different attachment systems depending on the year. If all that's wrong is pleats not folding the way they should, here's how I fixed mine in our 1999 Classic, and didn't have to take them down. At the end of the year, I took a spray bottle and dampened the messed up part of the blind, then carefully brought the pleats back into the correct alignment as I slowly closed the blinds. I left them closed (up) tight and the next spring, they worked perfectly again, so far for 3 years.
I live in a dry climate in SE Idaho, so I was not concerned about dampening the blind. If I were in a high humidity area, I might be very careful to limit the moisture applied so as to avoid the chance of mildew.
As to the bathroom cabinet, the one on the wall next to the wardrobe will not open if the lift cables for the trailer top section have stretched to the point the top is not lifting to the correct height. I moved the hinges up about 1/8 inch before I figured that out. Now that the cable adjustment has been done, I have lots of clearance. You can find advice on doing that elsewhere on the forum.
We love our Hi-Lo as well. It really does help to just consider that you enjoy the hobby of learning about and working on the trailer. Probably true of most RV's, but of course the Hi-Lo is a special case. Nothing else out there like them.
Good luck,
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Roger
1999 22L Classic
2008 Toyota 4Runner V6
McKesh Mirrors
Andersen Hitch
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