Electrolux ELITE 4230x/42 cc Service Manual

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Page 1 - Owner's Handbook

SwiftOwner's Handbook

Page 2 - THE IDEAL COMBINATION

The Towing Code6Useful memory aid for other items.CarDistilled waterExternal mirrorsFan beltFire extinguisherJackJump leadsPetrol canSocket setSpare b

Page 3 - Introduction

MaintenanceCentre brake rod. Check full threadengagement in the fork end of theoverrunning device. Secure locking nut.At the axle ensure compensator p

Page 4 - CONTENTS

Maintenance3. Towing BallThe automobile towing ball should measure50mm maximum and 49.5mm minimum (DIN74058). If the ball is found to be worn itshould

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Al-Ko ChassisVario ChassisMaintenanceALKO AND VARIO GALVANISEDCHASSISHot dip galvanising offers high corrosionprotection by forming a barrier layer th

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GENERALDATAFault Finding ... 102Water ...

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Water not flowing fromany tap when operatedbut pump runsProblemFreshwater tank empty CheckPump wired in reverse Check wiring, refer to pump manufactur

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Fault Finding103Problem Possible Cause RemedyWater flows from hot tapbut has reduced flow fromcold Cold water pipe kinked preventing flow Check and re

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Fault Finding104Hob does not lightNo gas Check level of gas in bottleCheck gas bottle valve is onCheck gas taps are onAir in pipe Purge systemRefer to

Page 10 - The Towing Code

ProblemFault Finding105Bowl does not drain whentoilet is flushed.Cassette is overfilledDO NOT REMOVE CASSETTE. While inside the caravan turn flush kno

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Useful InformationOWNERS CLUBThe Owners Club is a completelyindependent organisation run for the benefitof the caravan owners. They have numerousralli

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Useful InformationThe enjoyment of caravanning can be greatly enhanced by membership of one ormore of the various caravanning, motoringand holiday clu

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The Towing Code7Fig. A Loading your caravan (a)(c)(b)(d)LOADING AND DISTRIBUTION OFWEIGHT IN THE CARAVANDo not exceed recommended maximum loading for

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IndexA Air Conditioning...87Alarm Module ...42AL-KOBraking...

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Quality with StyleSWIFT CARAVANS, DUNSWELL ROAD, COTTINGHAM, EAST YORKSHIRE HU16 4JX. TEL: 01482 847332 FAX: 01482 840082 e-mail/web site: www.swif

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The Towing Code8Towing vehicle’s rear suspensionIt is important that the towing vehicle’s rearsuspension is not deflected excessively bythe noseweight

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The Towing Code9Never drill the coupling head to aid the fittingof a stabiliser.Suitable towing vehiclesThe caravan is manufactured for towingbehind n

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An assistant can help in the hitchingoperation by standing on the left hand sideof the drawbar (facing rear of car) andextending an arm horizontally t

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The Towing Code11Fig. B Checking Secure Attachment Fig. C Connections - 7 pin PlugFig. A HandbrakeAdjust jockey wheel to lower cup on to theball. A cl

Page 20 - SECURITY

TERMINAL COLOUR 12N PLUG1 YELLOW L/H INDICATOR2 BLUE REAR FOG LAMP3 WHITE COMMON RETURN (1-7)4 GREEN R/H INDICATOR5 BROWN R/H SIDE TAIL & No PLATE

Page 21 - Safety & Security

The Towing Code13Fig. A ReversingMIRRORSThe driver of the towing vehicle must have anadequate view of the rear.If there is no rear view through the ca

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2. Reduce Speed:i) In high or cross winds.ii) Downhill.iii) In poor visibility.3. High sided vehicles cause air buffeting so extra care must be taken

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The Towing Code15Fig. C Al-Ko Side Jackfirm contact with the ground. DO NOT usethe steadies as a jack they are only a meansof stabilising the caravan.

Page 24 - SERVICES

The pleasures of caravanning startwith the caravan you choose and youcan’t make a better choice than Swift.The vehicle you use to tow yourcaravan is a

Page 25 - Services

SAFETYANDSECURITYFire ... 18Notice ...

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Fig. A Smoke AlarmSafety & SecurityFIREImportant: Your attention is drawn to thenotice affixed inside the caravan advising onfire precaution, vent

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Safety & SecurityWARNING: The electronic test button provides a full test of the unit’s functionality. DO NOT try to test the alarm with a naked

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Safety & SecurityPetrol/Diesel FumesThe fitting of a tail pipe to your car exhaustwill reduce the possibility of fumes enteringyour caravan throug

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SERVICESConnection of Services ... 22Water ...

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ServicesConnection of services is dealt with underthe separate headings.In all cases users should become familiarwith the equipment manufacturers’inst

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ServicesWHALE AQUA-SOURCETo use an on-line water system (“Aqua-Source”) with an inboard tank.Note: It is advisable to check the system forleaks on the

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ServicesNever allow the pump to run continuouslyfor more than 15 minutes.Note: When refilling the water container, thepump assembly may be left unplug

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Services8. Slide wire terminals off microswitch.9. Attach replacement microswitch and relocate. Note: Ensure microswitch snaps fully home.10.Before re

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Fig. 2ServicesDismantling the taps for maintenance1. Pull off knob(s) and spindle(s).2. Unscrew securing screw(s), using a 17mm(11/16") spanner.3

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IntroductionINTRODUCTIONDEAR OWNER,THANK YOU FOR DECIDING TO BUY ONEOF OUR NEW CARAVANS. WE ARE SUREYOU WILL ENJOY MANY HAPPY HOURSIN IT AND WE HOPE T

Page 36 - EQUIPMENT

Servicesinterchangable between different makes of gas cylinder.27Fig. B Gas RegulatorFig. A Gas Bottle CompartmentWINTERISINGTo avoid damage as a resu

Page 37 - Electrics

Services28HosesHoses should be made from Neoprene andshould conform to BS 3212. Rubber hosingshould never be used. It is good practice toreplace hoses

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Services29c) Check the flexible hose frequently.d) The gas is heavier than air and therefore sinks to the lowest point.e) Keep bottle gas containers o

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Services30ELECTRICITYAs with electricity in the home, care must beexercised when handling mains electricity.Your attention is drawn to the followingno

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Services31The names and addresses of members ofthe Electrical Contractors’ Associations canbe obtained direct from:ECAEsca HousePalace CourtLondon W2

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Services32WIRING OF CONNECTING CABLE AND CARAVAN MAINS INLETWARNINGIT IS ESSENTIAL THAT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. IF TERMINAL MARKINGS AR

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ELECTRICALEQUIPMENTPower Modular Systems...34 PMS2000GC and PMS2000GP ...

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Electrics34PMS2000GC PMS2000GPESM2000KT9/2000GLFPKT9/2000GTFPKT9/2000GXFP

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Electrics35POWER MODULAR SYSTEMS-PMS2000GC and PMS2000GPThe Power Modular System is a 240 volt acand 12 volt dc power control unit. It providesall the

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Electrics36and battery voltage. To check the watercontents simply press the test switch to thewater position and the meter will display alevel on the

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CONTENTSThe Towing CodeSafety and SecurityServicesElectrical EquipmentFitted EquipmentMaintenanceGeneral Data

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ElectricsESM 2 ELECTRICAL SUPPLYMODULEThe ESM 2 Electrical Supply Module fromPlug-In-Systems Ltd is a 240V mains and12V DC power supply unit, providin

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Electrics12V DC Fully automatic transformer/charger withOvercurrent protectionShort circuit protectionCharger on/off switchUNIT DESCRIPTIONMains Modul

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ElectricsA car/caravan changeover switch is providedin this module and should be used in thefollowing way:Caravan positionWhen in this position dc pow

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Electrics40SUPPORT SERVICEPLUG-IN SYSTEMS LIMITED PROVIDE ANON-CALL SERVICE FOR WARRANTY ORNON-WARRANTY REPAIRS.IF YOU WISH TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OFTHIS S

Page 51 - Fitted Equipment

Electrics41i) Always start the generator with the mainsisolator in the caravan turned off.ii) Allow the generator to warm up for a few minutes before

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ElectricsCascade/Pump IndicatorsThis module provides indicators for theCascade water heater fitted in your caravan.The three indicators show the follo

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ElectricsChanging the Exit Delay Time1. Press "F", press "2".2. Enter your personal code.3. Enter the new exit delay as 3 digits,

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Electrics44TestingA time limit of 2 minutes is imposed when inthe test modes described. After this timethe system will return to standby. This is to

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Electrics45Support Department; Tel: 01482 659309.Clearing the System back toManufacturers SettingsIf for any reason you wish to set theIDM2000 back to

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Note:If using a combination relay, ensure the supply fuse is the correct amperage. A lower ratingwill ‘blow’ causing `e, if switched on, to be connect

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THETOWINGCODEThe Caravan Towing Code ... 2Scope of the Code ...

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FITTEDEQUIPMENTWhale Water Pump ... 48Shurflo Water Pump ...

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Fig. AFig. BGREENYELLOWREDFitted EquipmentEquipment SpecificationFor details on type of equipment fitted inyour caravan, please refer to the SalesBroc

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Fitted EquipmentTemperature and adjustmentThe thermostat cannot be adjusted and ispre-set to approximately 70°C.Water heaters (as with all other gasap

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Fig. A Control Panel - RM4200 & RM4230Fitted EquipmentREFRIGERATORWhen using your refrigerator for the first time,it is advisable to wash the inte

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Fitted Equipment1. If applicable, turn off the gas operation.2. Set the 240V rocker switch (B) to ‘O’ and the 12V rocker switch (A) to 1.Regulating th

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Fig. C Control Panel - RM4291Fitted Equipment240V Operation1. Turn off gas or 12V operation when applicable.2. Turn the knob (C) of the thermostat to

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Fitted EquipmentThe gas flame is electronically lit, monitoredand re-lit if necessary. For this, the toggleswitch (E) should be ‘ON’ during gasoperati

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Stoves HobStoves HobTravel CatchFitted EquipmentTRAVEL CATCHAll models are fitted with a travel catch tokeep the refrigerator door securely closedwhen

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Fitted Equipmentspark ignitor or gas lighter. The knob mustbe held in for 15-20 seconds beforereleasing.Detachable grill handle (if supplied)Place th

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Fitted EquipmentTo light the oven1. Open the oven door and turn the control knob anticlockwise to the required gas mark. Push in and hold in the cont

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The Towing CodeTHE CARAVAN TOWING CODEThis Code of Practice containsrecommendations jointly reviewed andagreed by the following organisations:The Nati

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Fitted EquipmentGlass parts (if fitted)DOOR PANELS, FACIA PANEL, HOTPLATE LIDDo not use abrasive cleaners or polishes.Use a mild cream cleaner, eg; Ji

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Fitted EquipmentCARVER SPACE HEATERSPlease read these cautions before usingyour heater.In the event of a gas leak, immediatelyturn off all appliances

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Fitted EquipmentObserve through the viewing windows on the lower half of the front case, that the burner lights.2000A and 2000 Fanmaster (12V ‘Auto’ I

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Fitted EquipmentWhen using electric heating the caravantemperature is regulated by the thermostatmounted at the top of the installation box butwhen us

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Fitted EquipmentCARVER 5500 Turbo Fanmaster Space HeaterRead the cautionary notes for the CarverSpace Heaters before using your heater.Before Lighting

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Fig. 4Fitted EquipmentOne outlet on each leg of the air ductinglayout must be kept open at all times.Note:Mains hook-up is needed for positions 2, 3an

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Fitted EquipmentWarranty ConditionsThe space heaters are covered by a two yearguarantee from the date of purchase of theappliance or the registration

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Fitted EquipmentNote. The choice of electrical power isultimately governed by the current availablefrom the site supply. A 5A outlet can allow1000W, a

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Fitted EquipmentFilling the water heater1. Ensure that the drain valve of the heater is closed2. Start the fresh water pump3. Open a water tap and lea

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Fitted EquipmentThe heater must only to be connected tothe mains via the integrated 3 wayconnector provided.If the cover to the electrical heater isre

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The Towing CodeTOWING VEHICLE TERMSKerb weight (Mass of Vehicle in RunningOrder):The weight of the towing vehicle as definedby the vehicle manufacture

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Fitted EquipmentPROGRAMMABLE HEATINGTIMER (USER INSTRUCTIONS)(Fig.1)Features: -• 7 Day / 24 Hour Programmable Timing• 12V DC Operation• Manual and Tim

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Fitted EquipmentTimed Override: -1 Move the Function Select Slider down to the "Timed Manual Override" position. The display will read - h w

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Fitted Equipment69PRIMUS HEATING SYSTEM

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Fitted EquipmentPRIMUS HEATING SYSTEM 70

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Fitted EquipmentTHETFORD CASSETTE PORTA POTTIINTRODUCTIONThe Cassette Porta Potti is constructed ofhigh quality plastics for durability and has ahigh

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Fitted Equipment8. Slide the Cassette, pour out spout facing outside into the caravan through access door. Never force insertion or removal of the Cas

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Fitted EquipmentCaution: Do not allow Cassette to becomeoverfilled, see Trouble Shooting section foremergency emptying procedure.The holding tank feat

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C-200 CW only C-200 CE onlyC-200 CWonlyFitted EquipmentTHETFORD CASSETTEC-200 CW (Manual)and C-200 CE (Electric)FEATURES1. Removable seat and cover.2.

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Fitted EquipmentCASSETTE C-200 CW AND C-200 CE The toilet section of the C-200 includes arotatable bowl, removable seat and cover, aconsole with a flu

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Fitted Equipment10. After use open the blade by turning the blade-handle anti-clockwise (fig. 10).10a.C-200 CE only: After use open the blade by press

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The Towing Codelower jockey wheel before entering thecaravan and then raise before measuringagain. (See Loading).Note: The height of the towball on th

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Fitted EquipmentLipseal: Remove the sliding cover. Open thevalve-blade by turning the blade-openerknob anti-clockwise. Clean the seal withwater. Dry t

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Fitted EquipmentTHETFORD CASSETTE C-200 SFEATURES1. Removable seat and cover.2. Rotatable bowl.3. Valve blade handle: opens and closes valve blade man

Page 93 - MAINTENANCE

Fitted EquipmentToilet SectionThe toilet section includes a rotatable bowl,a removable seat and a control unit with aflush button and a waste level wa

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Fitted Equipment9. To open the blade, push on the left side of the blade opener button (fig. 9.) Blade can also be opened by turning the blade handle

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Fitted EquipmentWINTERING/STORAGEThe Thetford Cassette C-200 is easilywinterized for storage.Place appropriate size container under thedrainplug. Empt

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Fig. C Fig. DFig. A Fitted EquipmentBEDDINGSleeping bags and continental quilts can becompressed into small spaces and can beready to use in minutes.L

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Fitted EquipmentPULLMAN BUNKS1. Release catches, one at a time.2. Release press studs on the bed board.3. Grasp the bunk as shown and pull carefully

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Fitted EquipmentDROP DOWN BUNKThe bunks (if any) fitted to your caravan areguaranteed to a weight limit of 11 stones (70 kg).1. Remove bunk from its s

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Fitted EquipmentDOUBLE CASSETTE BLINDS(SEITZ)Blinds and FlyscreensFlyscreen and blinds operate in the samemanner. The flyscreen can only be ‘fully up’

Page 100 - Maintenance

Fitted EquipmentROOF LIGHTSWhen opening the roof lights, care must betaken to release the locking mechanism asthe unit is raised.Roof lights must be f

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The Towing Code5Torque Wrench - A torque wrench is theonly way that the exact recommendedtorque can be achieved for wheel nuts andbolts. (See Preparin

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Fitted EquipmentASH FRAMED DOORSIn order to provide customers with the latestdesigns of door furniture it is possible, due tothe use of natural wood,

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Fig. AFig. BNOT TO SCALEFitted EquipmentTABLESSlide top of drawers out and fold back toform convenient table. (Fig. A)The pedestal table can be swung

Page 104 - Fault Finding

Fitted EquipmentFIXING OF AWNINGSIn order to avoid puncturing the outer skin ofthe caravan wall, it is recommended thatawning poles are fixed to your

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MAINTENANCECaravan Exterior ... 92Caravan Interior ...

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MaintenanceCARAVAN EXTERIORAluminium PanelsThe stove enamelled paintwork is verydurable and easy to clean owing to the highgloss properties.Plastic Pa

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Maintenance93cleaning materials at all and ensure watertemperatures do not exceed 70°C, (puttingcold water in first is suggested). After everyuse it i

Page 108 - Useful Information

Fig. 1MaintenanceRemove shower head.The Thetford Cassette porta potti is easilywinterised for storage. Empty the fresh watertank using the drain tube/

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MaintenanceALKO RUNNING GEARCoupling HeadThe ball couplings are entirely automatic inoperation and designed for one handoperation to suit the 50mm int

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MaintenanceThe AL-KO parking brake system comprisesa handbrake lever mechanism actuating aBowden cable which operates a brake unitassembly contained w

Page 111 - Quality with Style

Maintenance97Fig. A Brake AdjustmentThis system is much more user friendly, asthe handbrake lever need only be applieduntil it passes a clearly detect

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