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Fleetwood Pace Arrow LXE User Manual

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However, experts disagree about
the level of mold exposure that may
cause health problems and about
the exact nature and extent of the
health problems that may be caused
by mold. Moreover, the Center for
Disease Control states that a casual
link between the presence of toxic
mold and serious health conditions
has not been proven.
Standards or threshold limit
values for concentration of mold
or mold spores have not been
set. Currently, there are no EPA
regulations or standards for airborne
mold contaminants. There is simply
no practical way to eliminate all
mold and mold spores in the indoor
environment. For example, studies
have shown that ozone cleaners are
not effective at killing airborne mold
or surface mold contamination.
Controlling Mold Growth:
The motorhome owner should
eliminate mold growth in the
motorhome. Take the following
steps to eliminate mold growth in
the motorhome:
Carefully examine items for
signs of mold before loading
them in the motorhome.
Potted plants (roots and
soil), furnishings, clothing
and linens, as well as many
other household items, may
contain mold.
Regular vacuuming and
cleaning will help reduce
mold levels. Mild bleach
solutions and most tile
cleaners are effective in
eliminating or preventing
mold growth.
Indoor humidity can be
reduced by 30 to 60%
when venting clothes
dryers to the outdoors.
Ventilate the kitchen and
bathroom by opening
windows, using exhaust
fans or a combination of
both. Operating the air
conditioning will remove
excess moisture in the
air and help facilitate
evaporation of water from
wet surfaces.
Promptly clean up spills,
condensation and other
sources of moisture.
Thoroughly dry any wet
surfaces or material. Do not
let water pool or stand in
the motorhome. Promptly
replace materials that cannot
be thoroughly dried.
Inspect for leaks on a
regular basis. Look for
discolorations or wet spots.
Repair leaks promptly.
Inspect condensation
pans (refrigerators and
air conditioners) for mold
growth. Take notice of musty
odors and any visible signs
of mold.
Should mold develop,
thoroughly clean the affected
area with a mild solution of
bleach. First, test to see if the
affected material or surface
is color safe. If mold growth
is severe, call on the services
of a qualied professional
cleaner.
If mold cannot be removed,
throw the item away.
Whether or not a motorhome
owner experiences mold growth
depends largely on how the
motorhome is managed and
maintained. As a manufacturer, our
responsibility is limited to things
that we can control. As explained in
the written warranty, we will repair
or replace defects in the construction
(defects dened as a failure to
comply with reasonable standards
of motorhome construction) for the
Limited Warranty coverage period
provided.
THE MANUFACTURER
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY
MOLD THAT MAY BE THE
CONSEQUENCE OF OR
ASSOCIATED WITH DEFECTS
IN THE CONSTRUCTION.
PEST CONTROL
Regardless of the area one lives
in or travels to, it is safe in stating
there will be pests waiting. These
pests are not only annoying; they
can pose a health risk and create
serious damage to the motorhome.
Common pests include
insects such as ants,
cockroaches, termites,
ies, pantry pests and
wasps as well as wildlife
such as rodents, raccoons,
bats, birds and snakes. It
is important to remember
that pests are searching for
food, water and a place to
live. Eliminating any one
of those elements will help
control the pest infestation.
Take immediate steps to
remove pests as soon as their
presence is detected.

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Fleetwood Pace Arrow LXE Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerFleetwood
ModelPace Arrow LXE
CategoryMotorhome
Fuel TypeGasoline
TransmissionAutomatic
ChassisFord
GVWR22, 000 lbs
Sleeping Capacity6
Width8 ft 5 in
GeneratorOnan

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