Electrolux CARAVAN RM4361 Specifications

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Swift Motorhome Owner's Handbook

Page 2 - THE IDEAL COMBINATION

Preparing for the RoadBEFORE MOVING OFFCheck:- gas cylinders and all gas operated appliances have been isolated, including fridge, water heater, oven

Page 3 - Introduction

Preparing for the RoadROOF LOADINGA maximum load of 200kgs can be evenlydistributed over the roof area. This figureMUST NOT be exceeded.The roof areas

Page 4 - CONTENTS

'EN ROUTE'Spare Wheel Removal ... 10

Page 5 - MOTORHOME

Fig.1Fig.3Fig.2ba bFig.4'En Route'REMOVAL OF SPARE WHEEL:Caution: Exercise care when lowering thewheel and frame due to its weight.Removala)

Page 6 - Motorhome Code

SAFETY & SECURITYIn Case of Fire ... 12Ventilation ...

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Safety & SecurityIMPORTANT: Your attention is drawn tothe notice affixed in your motorhomeadvising you on fire prevention, ventilationand what to

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ARRIVAL AT SITEPositioning the Motorhome ... 14

Page 9 - PREPARING

Fig. A Winding the Corner Steady Fig. B Stepped Leveling BoardArrival at SiteNote: Check and observe site regulations.POSITIONING THE MOTORHOMEKeep

Page 10 - Preparing for the Road

CONNECTINGSERVICESMains Socket/Water Connection ... 16Water System ...

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Connecting ServicesConnection of services are dealt with underseparate headings. In all cases becomefamiliar with manufacturers’ instructions.Before m

Page 12 - 'EN ROUTE'

The pleasures of motorcaravanningstart with the motorhome you choose,and you can’t make a better choice thanSwift.The unique style of Swift makes them

Page 13 - 'En Route'

Connecting Servicesrear panel on the exterior of the motorhome. It should be emptied either directly, or via a waste water container (not supplied) in

Page 14 - SECURITY

Connecting Services18Gas schematic drawing

Page 15 - Safety & Security

Connecting ServicesGASGENERAL INFORMATIONGas BottlesBottled Liquidified Petroleum Gas (L.P.G.) isthe most convenient portable source of fuelfor your m

Page 16 - ARRIVAL

Connecting Services20GAS SAFETY ADVICEFacts about LPGLPG is not poisonous.Bi-products are harmless.There is danger if all air and oxygen areexcluded.(

Page 17 - Arrival at Site

Connecting ServicesELECTRICITYAs with electricity in the home, care must beexercised when handling mains electricity.Your attention is drawn to the fo

Page 18 - CONNECTING

Connecting Services22For motorhomes that are generally leftunused for long periods in the open it isstrongly advised that the mains installation isins

Page 19 - Connecting Services

Connecting Services23WIRING OF CONNECTING CABLE AND MOTORHOME MAINS INLETWARNINGIT IS ESSENTIAL THAT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. IF TERMINA

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24230V MAINS ELECTRICALEQUIPMENT POWERCONSUMPTIONPlease note:It is possible that the 230V mains electricalequipment may not all operatesimultaneously.

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ELECTRICALSYSTEMSMotorhome Battery ... 26Fault Finding ...

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Electrical Systems26MOTORHOME BATTERYIt is recommended that a good qualityleisure battery is always in circuit when thesystem is in use.A deep cycling

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IntroductionINTRODUCTIONDEAR OWNERTHANK YOU FOR DECIDING TO BUY ONEOF OUR NEW MOTORHOMES. WE ARESURE YOU WILL ENJOY MANY HAPPYHOURS IN IT AND WE HOPE

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Electrical SystemsIf an earth fault develops or a person touchesa live piece of equipment the leakage ofcurrent to earth should immediately operatethe

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KT12SMElectrical Systems12V POWER SYSTEMNote: The connection of the battery chargerto the mains supply is in accordance with theRegulations for Electr

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Electrical Systems29KT9M5KT9M5 DISTRIBUTION PANELThe 12V distribution panels have thefollowing facilities:1. Battery Condition Indicator2. Battery Se

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Electrical SystemsGENERATOR GUIDELINES• Lack of regular servicing can be the cause of most generator problems, gensets under 2kW are mainly dependento

Page 28 - ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENTDETAILSWater Pump (Shurflo) ... 32Water Pump (Whale) ...

Page 29 - Electrical Systems

Equipment DetailsIMPORTANTTo maximise the use and life of all fittedequipment in your motorhome it is essentialthat any accompanying manufacturers’lit

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Equipment DetailsResidues of frozen water can prevent filling if there is a frost. The water heater can be defrosted by switching on the heater for a

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Equipment DetailsWhen using the vehicle switches refer tooperating instructions of the vehiclemanufacturer or see switch labels.Note: The water temper

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Equipment Details353. The operating pressure for the gas supply is 30mbar (or 28mbar butane/37mbar propane) and must correspond to the operating press

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Equipment Details36MODEL RM4361 AND RM4263Two rocker switches are used to select theelectric power supply, one for 230V (B) andone for 12V (A).Refrige

Page 34 - EQUIPMENT

CONTENTSThe Motorhome Code ... 1Preparing for the Road...

Page 35 - Equipment Details

Equipment Details37MODEL RM4201LP Gas Operation1. Open the shut-off valve of the gas bottle (check that there is enough gas). Open any on-board shut-o

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Equipment Details3812V OperationYour refrigerator will only operate on 12Vwhen the engine of the vehicle is running.1. If applicable, turn off the gas

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Equipment Details39STARTING THE REFRIGERATORLP Gas OperationOpen the shut off valve of the gas bottle(check there is enough gas). Open any onboard sh

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Equipment Details40STARTING THE REFRIGERATORLP Gas OperationAES will select LP gas operation under the following conditions:• No AC (230V) available•

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Equipment Details41SWITCHING BETWEEN ENERGYSOURCESWhen switching from one energy source toanother, there are some delays implementedin the AES system.

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Equipment Details425. The ambient temperature is too high.6. Too much food is loaded at one time.7. The door is not properly closed or the magnetic se

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Equipment Details43If a lower (colder) temperature is desired, set the thermostat to a higher figure.On LP gas operation the refrigeratortemperature i

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STOVES OVENIGNITIONIMPORTANT: A safety device stops theignition being used when the oven door isclosed.1. Open the oven door and turn the control kno

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Equipment Details45STOVES VANETTE HOB & GRILLTHE HOBIgnition1. Push in the control knob and turn anti- clockwise to the small flame symbol.2. Kee

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PLEASE READ THE MANUFACTURERSINSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATINGTHE APPLIANCEWARNING: When you are cooking it isessential to provide additional ventilations

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THEMOTORHOMECODECode of Conduct ... 2The Country Code ...

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Equipment Details47Ignition - Push in the control knob and turnanticlockwise to the large flame symbol.Keep the knob depressed, and press theignition

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Equipment Details48THE OVEN• Caution: When you are cooking, keep children away from the vicinity of the oven.• Important: A safety device stops the ig

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Equipment Details49hazard if allowed to accumulate on theappliance through lack of cleaning. Inextreme cases this may amount to misuse ofthe applianc

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Equipment Details50CRAMER LIQUID GAS BUILT-IN-HOBOPERATING INSTRUCTIONSPlease read these operating instructionscarefully before using the appliance.Va

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Equipment Details51• Care must be taken that cleanser does not spill into the burner(s).• After longer journeys the appliance should be examined for a

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Equipment Details52THETFORD CASSETTE C-200FEATURES1. Removable seat and cover.2. Rotatable bowl.3. Valve blade handle: opens and closes valve blade ma

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Equipment Details53Cassette C-200 S and C-200 CSThe toilet section of the C-200 S/C-200 SCincludes a rotatable bowl, a removable seat,a control unit w

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Equipment Details9. To open the blade turn the blade handle anti-clockwise (fig. 9).10. To flush, press the flush button (fig. 10). After flushing, cl

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Equipment Details55THETFORD CASSETTE PORTAPOTTI TOILETThe Cassette Porta Potti is constructed ofhigh quality plastics for durability and has ahigh glo

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Equipment Details56CAUTION: Do not add Aqua Kem Concentrate or Aqua Kem Bio directly into toilet bowl while cassette tank valve blade is closed. Press

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Motorhome CodeCODE OF CONDUCTCAMP SITESArrivalsReport to reception immediately on arrival.Vehicle MovementKeep to roadways unless otherwise directed.A

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Equipment Details5713. To replace tissue, remove tissue holder from compartment by pulling up on tissue cover. Hold bottom of tissue holderin one hand

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Equipment DetailsCLEANING AND MAINTENANCENo routine maintenance is required on theThetford Cassette Porta Potti. The use ofAqua Rinse helps to clean a

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Equipment Details596. Before returning product or parts, they should be cleaned in order to carry out inspection and repair.7. No other warranty is gi

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Equipment DetailsFusesFig. 1: The appliance fuses are situated onthe electronic P.C. board on the appliance.Important note: Only replace the miniature

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Equipment DetailsAttention: A new O-ring must always beinstalled after dismantling the exhaust duct.2. Any alteration to the appliance (including the

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Equipment Details62TRUMATIC C 3400/C 6000OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSAttention: If the heater is not being used,always drain the water contents if there isa

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Equipment Details63Always drain water contents if there is arisk of frost!If the appliance is not to be used for aprolonged period, close the quick-ac

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Equipment Details64The water temperature cannot bepreselected. Automatic temperature limitationis approx 70°C.Note: To heat the water in the water hea

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Equipment Details65Automatic IgnitorPrior to first ignition, make sure that thebatteries have been inserted; observecorrect fit battery cassette (see

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Equipment Details66Automatic IgnitorPower consumption: 50 MA (ignition)0.01 MA (monitoring)Operating voltage: 3VCHANGING OF BATTERIESChanging the Ba

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Motorhome CodeWhen using a dry powder extinguisher it issuggested that the motorhome be evacuateduntil the powder has settled, to avoidinhalation.Unle

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Equipment Details67Switching offPush slide switch (a) to the "OFF" position.IMPORTANT OPERATING NOTES1. Repairs may only be carried out by a

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Equipment Details68BUTTERFLY OUTLETSThe butterfly plate may be opened or closedto control the quantity of air and may also betwisted around to control

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Equipment Details69FREE STANDING TABLENote: The free standing table legs have apositive locking mechanism. Care must betaken to ensure that, when fold

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Equipment Details70HEKI-2 ROOF LIGHT (SEITZ)The lift/tilt roof light can be set in 3 positionsby means of pneumatic springs.Position 1 lifts the pane

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MOTORHOMECAREModifications - DIY ... 72Motorhome Exterior ...

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Motorhome CareMODIFICATIONS - DIY WORKOwners need to be aware that carrying outDIY modifications to your motorhome may incertain instances, invalidate

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Motorhome CareMOTORHOME INTERIORSIDE WALLS AND ROOF LININGA simple wipe over with a damp cloth and avery mild detergent is all that is needed. SOFT FU

Page 75 - Motorhome Care

Motorhome CareCHASSIS AND REAR AXLESome models are built on Fiat Ducato orPeugeot Boxer base vehicles, the chassis ofwhich has been converted by Al-Ko

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Motorhome CareEmpty the water fill funnel by pulling thebottle away from tank. Remove the smallwater cap on the filler bottom, allowing waterto drain

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USEFULINFORMATIONSwift Group Spares and After Sales...78Repair Facilities ...

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Motorhome CodeTHE COUNTRY CODEEnjoy the countryside but respect its life andwork.More people than ever before are exploringthe countryside, interested

Page 79 - INFORMATION

Useful InformationMOTORHOME INFORMATIONDate of purchase ...Supplying dealer ...

Page 80 - Useful Information

Useful Information79The enjoyment of your motorhome can begreatly enhanced by membership of one ormore of the various caravanning, motoringand holiday

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IndexA After Sales Support ...78Arrival at Site ...13Awnings/Tents ...

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Swift Group LimitedDunswell Road, Cottingham,East Yorkshire HU16 4JXTel: (01482) 875740e-mail: [email protected] site: www.swiftleisure.co

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Quality with StyleSWIFT MOTORHOMES, DUNSWELL ROAD, COTTINGHAM, EAST YORKSHIRE HU16 4JX. TEL: 01482 875740 FAX: 01482 840082 e-mail: enquiry@superca

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PREPARINGFOR THEROADBefore Moving Off .................. 6Loading of Vehicle ......

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