Bailey Unicorn Owner's Manual
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
6. CARAVAN AND TOW VEHICLE Fault Finding Caravan and Towing Vehicle Terms THE WATER SYSTEM Measurement of Nose Weight THE UNICORN WATER SYSTEM The caravan to towing vehicle Priming the System Using the weight ratio External Water Container Towing vehicles Rear... - Page 7 THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM – 12v Controls Auxilary Battery Storage/ mains inlet Service Troubleshotting THE CONTROL PANELS The Unicorn Digital Control Panel P REFRIGERATORS Main Function Buttons Winter Operation The Whale I Van Intellegent Dometic Refrigerator Model Control Panel 59RM8550/ RMS8550...
- Page 8 SOFT FURNISHINGS Carpet Upholstery Cleaning and Care Winterisation & Storage Curtains BLINDS STATUS 550 AERIAL GENERAL CARE & MAINTENANCE OF YOUR CARAVAN Exterior Cleaning/ Usage Information Acrylic Windows Window catches and Stays Furniture Humidity Condensation How to keep your caravan dry &...
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Page 9: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION Safety WARNINGS Cautions IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES:... -
Page 10: Driving Licences
Driving Licences... -
Page 11: Statement Of Conformity
2. STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY 3. WARRANTY Caravan Warranty Cover 6 Year Body Shell Integrity Guarantee... -
Page 12: Year Manufacturer's Warranty P
3. The unexpired term of the Warranty Cover on Water System: to Bailey of a transfer fee of £35. Transfer can Electrical System: Cassette Toilet: provided at the time of assignment in accordance... -
Page 13: Warranty Registrations P
(d) transport costs to and from point of repair. 14. Bailey will only be liable for costs which are incurred as a direct consequence of the event, defect or fault leading to the claim being made Registration &... -
Page 14: Caravan Registration
4. Caravan Registration and... -
Page 15: Country & Coastal Code P
5. COUNTRY AND COASTAL CODE Fire Precautions Arrivals Vehicle Movement Use of Site: Awnings and tents Cautions Departure: Noise Dogs and Pets The Country Code... -
Page 16: The Coastal Code P
Safety and Security Fire Extinguishers The Coastal Code Ventilation and Condensation Roof Loading:... -
Page 17: Petrol/Diesel Fumes P
Petrol and Diesel Fumes... -
Page 18: Caravan And Tow Vehicle
6. CARAVAN AND TOW VEHICLE. Caravan and Towing Vehicle Terms Measurement of the nose weight Personal effects will include the wheel lock, jack and television if NOT supplied as standard with the caravan. -
Page 19: The Caravan To Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio P
The caravan to towing vehicle weight ratio: 100% Towing Vehicles Rear Suspension... -
Page 20: Loading And Distribution Of Weight In The Caravan And Car P
Fig a. car. Fig c. -
Page 21: Noseweight P
Noseweight Hitching Up... -
Page 22: Hitching The Caravan P
Hitching the caravan to the tow vehicle... -
Page 23: Towing
7. TOWING Speed Limits Pulling Away Caravan Handling Reversing Motorway Driving Mirrors... -
Page 24: Passengers P
Road lighting 13 PIN CARAVAN LEAD 13 PIN PLUG Snaking VIEWED FROM THE REAR ITEM MODEL CARAVAN 13 PIN PLUG DRAWN BY DATE ISSUE NUMBER 10-08-2012 8. ROAD LIGHTS. -
Page 25: Unhitching
9. UNHITCHING. Towing Brackets Levelling the caravan... -
Page 26: 10. Wheels And Tyres
10. WHEELS AND TYRES. Tyre Pressures. Tyres Tyre wear and Damage. Wheels... -
Page 27: Spare Wheels P
11. SPARE WHEEL CARRIER To lower the spare wheel: Returning the spare wheel to the storage compartment... -
Page 28: Al-Ko Caravan Chassis P
12. THE AL-KO CARAVAN CHASSIS Independent suspension Coupling head Uncoupling Drilling or welding of parts or accessories Fig 1. -
Page 29: Coupling P
Operating instructions Coupling Fig 2. Fig 3. Fig 5. Fig 4. Uncoupling... -
Page 30: Manoeuvring Operation P
Manoeuvring operation Storing Fig 7. Overrunning device Fig 6. Noises whilst driving Jockey wheel Brake linkage Remedial Action Corner steadies... -
Page 31: Towing Ball P
Braking system adjustment Fig 8. -
Page 32: Chassis Lubrication Points P
AL-KO ATC Trailer Control System Operating Instructions... -
Page 34: Tracker Monitor P
13. TRACKER MONITOR- UNICORN Operating Instructions park and the alarm has not gone off? To Arm I set the alarm and went for a drive, the siren If Tracker telephones me and I am at home why do I need to check my caravan? I keep it at a secure... - Page 35 My caravan is in secure storage on a farm/ Radio Remote Questions happened. Why? How long will the Tracker system work if the caravan is not connected to a mains supply? charged? I think I have lost my Radio Remote. What can I do? anything? How long will the Tracker work from my leisure...
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Page 36: The Water System P
14 THE WATER SYSTEM 14 a. THE UNICORN WATER SYSTEM Routine Maintenance Priming the System using the External Water Container Cleaning Containers and the System... -
Page 37: Setting Up The Water System P
Draining and Winterisation of the Water System Waste (Grey Water System.) Setting up the Water System. Shower Tray... -
Page 38: Water System Trouble Shooting P
Water System Trouble Shooting FAULT CAUSE SOLUTION No Power to pump Check power supply Attach leads/clean corrections Pump Doesn’t run Fuse has blown Replace fuse (do not exceed recommended fuse size.) Blockage in pipework Check pipework for kinks. Check Water tank is not empty. Check filter is not blocked. -
Page 39: The Pegasus Water System P
SYSTEM Water Supply Operation... -
Page 40: Adjusting Your Pressure Switch P
Adjusting your Pressure Switch... -
Page 41: Helpful Hints P
Helpful Hints Please note: Whale recommend that a spare pump is carried at all times. -
Page 42: 15. The Gas System
15. THE GAS SYSTEM General information Types of gas Changing Gas Cylinders... -
Page 43: Gas Safety Advice P
Gas safety advice Gas Leaks Gas BBQ point Ventilation... -
Page 44: The Electrical System-230V P
16. THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM – 230 Generators VOLT On arrival at caravan site Overseas connections On leaving caravan site Mains unit... -
Page 45: The Electrical System - 12V P
17. THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 12 VOLT. SITE ELECTRICAL WIRING PLUGGING A PLUGGING B VIEW FROM REAR VIEW FROM FRONT VIEW FROM REAR VIEW FROM FRONT BROWN BLUE BROWN BLUE BROWN BLUE NEUTRAL LIVE BLUE BROWN LIVE NEUTRAL LIVE NEUTRAL NEUTRAL LIVE GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW... - Page 46 Battery Box Connections...
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Page 47: The Control Panels P
18. CONTROL PANELS 18 a. THE UNICORN DIGITAL CONTROL PANEL BCA-DCP-1200 Overview Main Function Buttons icon... -
Page 48: Control Panel P
Panel Icon Description The water pump is currently running The leisure battery voltage is below 12.2v The Battery is being recharged Introduction. The new Whale® Intelligent Control Panel (I Van™) is designed for use in recreational vehicles to control Whale Water and Space Heaters. -
Page 49: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions Operating the space Heater icon: Fig 1: Home Screen Note: The heater will not operate if the desired Icon Fig 2: Home Screen Functions... -
Page 50: Operating The Water Heater
Operating the Water Heater Fig 4: Water Heater Screen Display Programming the Timer Fig 5: Space Heater Timer screen. -
Page 51: Operating The Pump
Operating the Pump Turning the timer OFF: Turning the timer OFF: the icon... -
Page 52: Set The Clock
Options Space Heating Fault Screens: “Clear / open vents, retry after 10 minutes” Set the Clock... -
Page 53: Winterising
Winterising Water Heating Fault Screens: Make sure there is gas in the bottle and no blockage in the gas line. At temperatures below 5°C Propane rather than Butane. Press “Retry” once the checks are complete. If there is a problem with the gas supply which can’t be dealt with immediately, press “Gas off”... -
Page 54: 19. Alde Heating System
19. ALDE HEATING SYSTEM Operating Instructions Boiler Design The Domestic Hot Water Heater Description of Functions... -
Page 55: The Heating Cartridges P
Maintaining the Heating System The LPG System The Heating Cartridges The Circulation Pump System Temperature Air Circulation The Heating System... -
Page 56: Filling The System With Glycol Fluid P
Bleeding: Filling the System with Glycol Fluid. Bleeding the System... -
Page 65: Electrical Operations (230V) P
20. GRP Panels Electrical Operating Instructions (230v) Ensure that the water heater is full then switch the adjacent to the gas control switch.) General Safety Notes... -
Page 66: Rooflights P
21. ROOFLIGHTS Safety instructions: Do not stand on the acrylic glass. Close HEKI completely before moving the vehicle. Close HEKI when leaving the vehicle. Please consult your dealer when any defects or problems occur. Remove snow/ice or other dirt from the roof before opening HEKI. -
Page 67: Caprice Cooker
22. CAPRICE COOKER Operation Using the Hotplate Gas Burners Using the Electric Hotplate (Dual Fuel Models) -
Page 68: Using The Grill
Using the Grill Using the Oven... -
Page 69: Temperature Control
Oven Temperature Control Do’s and Don’ts Cooking Guidelines... -
Page 70: Maintenance
Leaks Maintenance Service... -
Page 71: Daewoo Microwave P
23. DAEWOO MICROWAVE OVEN excessive microwave energy Features:... -
Page 72: Operation P
Operation Procedure Weight Defrosting Wattage Output Time Defrosting Controls Setting the Clock... -
Page 73: Service P
Auto Cook Cooking in One Stage Cooking in Two Stages Child Safety Lock To Stop The Oven While The Oven is Operating Easy Cooking Before You Call For Service... -
Page 74: Troubleshotting P
Questions and Answers Q: I accidentally ran my microwave without any food in it. Is it damaged? guide removed? Q: Can I open the door when the oven is operating? Q: Why do I have moisture in my microwave oven after cooking? Q: Does microwave energy pass through the viewing screen in the door? -
Page 75: Refrigerators P
24. REFRIGERATORS Winter Operation - Dometic Refrigerators 24 a. Dometic Refrigerator Model RM8550/RMS8550/ RM8500, Unicorn Single axles and Pegasus GT65 models. Cleaning Electrical Operation 230V Operation 12V Operation Operating modes and use of the refrigerator: Control elements energy selections (BATTERY... -
Page 76: Battery Ignitor P
Appliances with Battery Igniter. Positioning the storage racks Door Locking Shutting off the refrigerator Fixing and releasing the door lock hook when parking the vehicle Lighting... -
Page 77: Dometic Refrigerator Model Rmd8501 P
Explanation of operating controls RMD8501 Unicorn Twin axles. Cleaning Operating modes and use of the refrigerator: Explanations Maintenance Electrical Operation MES Appliances (manual energy selection) -
Page 78: Gas Operation P
230V Operation 12V Operation Gas Operation MES- appliances Frame Heating Setting of the cooling compartment temperature Door Locking Manual door lock... - Page 79 Lighting Fastening and releasing the door lock hook when parking the vehicle. Positioning and storage racks...
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Page 80: Shutting Off The Refrigerator
Status messages on the display Shutting off the refrigerator Defrosting Action you can take Winter operation Failure: The refrigerator does not cool in gas operation mode. -
Page 81: Troubleshooting P
25. STAINLESS STEEL SINK Action you can take Failure: The refrigerator does not cool in 12V operation. Action you can take Failure: The refrigerator does not cool in 230V operation. Action you can take Maintenance... -
Page 82: Smoke Alarm P
26. SMOKE ALARM 27. CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM Features Features... -
Page 83: Understanding Your Product's Indicators P
Never ignore any alarm. What to do in the event of an alarm Understanding your product’s indicators open Maintaining/ testing your detector Maintenance... -
Page 84: Bathroom Care P
28. BATHROOM CARE. 29. THETFORD C262 TOILET. Introduction Main Parts Bathroom Shower Tap Mirrors Parts... -
Page 85: Preparing For Use P
Preparing for use (standard) Cleaning and Maintenance Using the toilet (standard) Toilet Bowl Emptying... -
Page 86: Waste Holding Tank P
Waste Holding Tank 30. ECOCAMEL SHOWER HEAD Winter operation... -
Page 87: 31. Soft Furnishings
31. SOFT FURNISHINGS Carpet NEVER USE DRIPPING WATER Upholstery Cleaning and care Winterisation and Storage Curtains... -
Page 88: Blinds P
32. REMIS REMIBASE PLUS WINDOW 33. STATUS 550 DIGITAL ANTENNA BLINDS. SYSTEM Output Impedence 75 ohms Power Supply 12-24 vDC Power Consumption 55ma Signal Outputs 2 TV 1 Radio Travelling Cleaning: Do not travel: Operating... - Page 89 DAB and FM Radio Operation. quire assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Grade UK on +44 115 986 7151. It is the responsibility of the caravan Fault Finding owner to make sure that the directional aerial is fully retracted before the cara- van is moved.
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Page 90: General Care & Maintenance Of Your Caravan P
34. GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR CARAVAN. Exterior Cleaning / usage information: Window Catches and Stays Furniture Acrylic Windows... -
Page 91: Humidity
High temperatures Humidity Hinges and Catches 35. CARAVAN KEYS How to keep your caravan dry and avoid condensation... -
Page 92: 36. Winterisation And Storage
36. WINTERISATION AND STORAGE 37. MODIFICATIONS AND DIY WORK 38. SPARES AND AFTERSALES. -
Page 93: 39.Front Bunk Assembly
39.FRONT BUNK ASSEMBLY... -
Page 94: 40. Side Dinette Top Bunk Assembly
40. SIDE DINETTE TOP BUNK ASSEMBLY. Step 1 Remove cushions and Step 2 Holding the bunk in both draw the curtains and close the hands pull it inwards blind if fitted. Step 4 Holding the bunk in both Step 3 Remove cushions and hands pull it inwards draw the curtains and close the blind if fitted. -
Page 95: Side Dinette Bottom Bunk Assembly
41. SIDE DINETTE BOTTOM BUNK ASSEMBLY. Side Dinette Bottom Bunk Assembly Remove table from support leg. Place the table top between seats on ledge. iii. Arrange seat cushions as appropriate. When Children, especially those under 3 years of age, use any bunk/bed care must be taken against the risk of them falling out. - Page 96 43. USEFUL E MAIL ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS.