27' Flying Cloud Front Bedroom Roof Attachment Mystery

[Beamer54]

I need some help please. I was performing a roof inspection and A/C coil clean and noticed three holes in the roof just above the refrigerator vent and just below the single A/C Heat Pump unit. It appears that something was mounted there but is now missing that ran parallel to the trailer, maybe 18-24" long. The last time that I was on the roof, it must have been there because I would have noticed holes in the roof. I searched the parts manual with no luck. Our exact trailer:
2014 27' Flying Cloud Front Bedroom with single A/C Heat Pump

If anyone has a picture and/or description of this mystery piece, I would appreciate any and all useful help.

[uncle_bob]

Hi

Did you buy the trailer new or used? If used they may have been something the PO plugged and the plugs have now fallen out.

That's a pretty common location for an antenna. Are there any wires dangling loose here or there?

What does the hole pattern look like?

Bob

[Beamer54]

I'll get a picture later today. I should have included that with the original post. I am not the original owner. No loose wires or cables. Nothing on the interior that would suggest an additional radio, satellite or TV, Holes are in line, about 12" on center. ( . . . ) The roof membrane shows black marking around the holes indicating an attachment of some kind. These are more of a wear mark than a sealant. More later ...

[fran&frank]

There is a piece of aluminum about 3 inches tall that runs the length of the fridge vent that I think acts a deflector to keep air from the AC unit and fridge vent from interacting--Frank

[wulfraat]

Sounds like the air / heat deflector that goes between the AC and fridge dent.

https://woodlandairstreamparts.com/p...flector-104948

https://www.airforums.com/forums/f45...nt-168313.html

[Beamer54]

I appreciate everyone's help. I'll just get a replacement and go back on the roof. This may also explain why on long trips the gas alarm would go off. I suspect this air deflector also allows the refrigerator vent to do its job correctly and not allow crosswinds to interfere with proper venting.

[MMCMRET]

Very odd that deflector would be missing.