Ear Bumper; Oof Ladder; Ubber Roof; Ealants - Jayco 2010 Jay Flight Owner's Manual

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EAR UMPER
Do not add items to the RV rear bumper.
Add-on items will eventually damage your
bumper. Damage
aftermarket equipment
improper loading
Limited Warranty.
The rear bumper of your RV is not designed
to carry cargo. Items that extend beyond the
bumper OR weigh over 100 lbs. (45kg) will
place undo strain on the bumper. The 100 lb.
bumper capacity includes the weight of the
spare tire that may have been attached at the
factory.
Some items may fall within the given weight
range, however, can still cause damage. Over
time, weight added to the bumper will cause
damage from the motion created while
traveling. In addition, extra weight behind the
axle may reduce the hitch weight (leading to
adverse handling conditions from wind gusts
and/or passing traffic).
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UBBER OOF
The rubber roof on your RV is manufactured
by Alpha Systems. Read and follow the OEM
operator's manual when cleaning the rubber
roof. If you have questions, contact your
dealer.
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OOF ADDER F
Your RV may be equipped with an optional
roof ladder. The RV roof has decking under
the rubber roof membrane to allow you to
walk on the roof (with caution) to do
maintenance.
If your RV is equipped with a roof ladder,
do not leave items attached to it while
traveling. The ladder has a weight limit of
350# when using it to access the roof. DO
NOT exceed this weight limit.
caused by such
installation or
voids the Towable
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STORAGE & MAINTENANCE
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EALANTS

Failure to properly maintain or reseal your
RV may result in serious water damage to
the roof and other parts of the RV. This
damage is not covered by the Towable
Limited Warranty.
To check the exterior sidewall sealants,
use a stepladder placed safely beside the
RV. Do not prop a ladder against the body
of the RV as it may damage the finish.
Water is a RV's worst enemy when it enters
where it is not intended. Sealants perform a
very important function;
inspected closely
maintained.
We incorporate many different types of
sealants, including butyl/putty, black butyl-
encapsulated foam,
colored), roof sealant, foam, etc. In general,
sealants do not have "set" lifetimes. Varying
environmental factors affect the pliability and
adhesiveness of sealants.
Sealants can be affected by ultraviolet
exposure, air pollution, extreme temperatures
and exposure to other elements. Conditions
such as rain, salt, dust and pollution may
increase the need to maintain your RV's
sealants. Checking the sealants is considered
customer maintenance.
It is recommended that you or your dealer
Inspect all sealants a minimum of every six
months. Make sure to check the roof and all
four sides of the RV including all moldings,
windows, doors,
attachments. Reseal as necessary and at
least one time each year as preventative
maintenance.
Replace sealant and cap seal if you notice
any cracks, gaps,
peeling, shrinkage, voids or any sign of
physical deterioration. Complete
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they must be
and be regularly
silicone (clear and
vents and exterior
lifting, looseness,
your
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