Hello Pio,

It depends on what damage is done and what you want to replace. If only a little is rotted, it’s best to just seal it and leave it so it doesn’t get worse. If the water didn’t escape and it is still wet in the damaged area, you want to make sure to open it up and air it out to prevent mold build up. The best way to fix is from the roof, not inside. Remove the corner moldings and peel back the rubber. You can then take out the damaged wood and lay the rubber back down and re secure the sides. This will leave a bubble in the rubber but just make sure to seal everything well and it won’t get worse. That is the cheapest option. An electric charger will only charge the battery and needs plugged in for hours to get a battery fully charged. If the battery is weak and won’t hold a charge, a booster charger pack can help boost it temporarily but won’t charge the battery. You would connect it just like jumping a car battery, matching connections together. You can always use another 12v battery to jump a weak one. If using a charger, you would have to leave it connected for a while to get the battery back up. Those don’t provide the amperage to boost a battery, only charge.

Thanks!

If you look they’re square drive and you can go to your local hardware store and buy a square drive screwdriver just ask.

I used a spatula to scrape off the peeling vinyl then made cloth covers like a pillow case and sewed it closed.

You will need to use a 12-volt ceiling fan in your RV. You can buy them on Amazon.

I removed the seats and replaced with office chairs we like it better

If you look under your valances, there are usually small “L” brackets holding them. You’ll need a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the valance from the bracket then you can remove the bracket from the wall.

Take it and have a roofer install a TPO roof on it