Roof; Repairs - Fleetwood Pace Arrow Owner's Manual

Accumulated dirt or road film resulting from storage or
from heavy travel should loosen easily with warm water
and a mild detergent. Rinse with plain water. Applicat·
ion of a good quality automotive wax will protect the
finish still more and add lustre to the color.
Roof
The metal adhesives and sealants used to construct your
metal roof have been chosen especially to remain water·
proof under the sustained effects of weather and vibrato
ion. Periodically, inspect the roof with careful attention
as to possible scrapes or dents caused by over·hanging
obstructions. Wash dirt and grime from the roof when
washing the niotor home to help minimize oxidation of
the roof materials, then apply one of the roof sealing
compounds available from your dealer or from trailer
supply stores to any dents, nicks or holes.
CAUTION
DO NOT WALK 01 RECTLY ON THE ROOF- PLACE
PLYWOOD WALK BOARDS WHEN ROOF MAIN·
TENANCE REQUIRES ACCESS TO ROOF.
REPAIRS
Your dealer should be able to perform most repairs or
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service required for your motor home. Repair or service
for warranted appliances in your motor home will nor·
mally be handled through the appliance manufacturer
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accordance with warranty instructions provided in the
owner's kit. Your dealer will be glad to assist, if you
have difficulty obtaining service through your appliance
service representative.
Refer to your Chassis Operator's Manual and to other in·
formation provided by the chassis manufacturer for chas·
is service instructions.
Repair of glass, fiberglass, aluminum or some plastic
components can often be accomplished by camper!
trailer service firms or by automobile body shops. Check
with your dealer or look in the Classified Section of your
telephone directory or newspaper.
It is recommended that all chassis body bolts be check·
ed once a year for tightness to prevent rattles due to vib·
ration.
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