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Before the journey
Opening branch block:
Closing branch block:
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4.7
PVC-floor covering
Gas pipes and electric lines are laid in the floor. Never drill holes in
the floor or insert any screws. That could cause a gas explosion, an
electrical shock or a short circuit due to damage to a cable.
Shoes with pointed heels can leave permanent impressions in the PVC-
floor covering. Never wear shoes with pointed heels in the vehicle.
Rubber mats or long exposure to ketchup, carrot juice, ink, blood or lip-
stick can discolour the PVC-floor covering. If possible, remove stains
from the floor immediately.
4.8
Television
Before commencing the journey, store the television securely.
Before commencing the journey, ensure that the antenna is in park
position. Danger of accidents! Park position means: The antenna
points towards the back, is fully lowered and is locked in this position.
4.9
Branch block (model I)
The living area heater and the heater of the base vehicle can be coupled or
disconnected from each other (via a branch block). When the heating cir-
cuits are coupled, you can for example heat the windscreen even when the
vehicle is parked and, therefore, the heater of the base vehicle is not work-
ing.
It is recommended, though, to close the branch block during the journey
and, thus, disconnect the heating circuits from each other. In this way, the
full power of the heater of the base vehicle is available for the panes in the
driver's cabin.
The sliding regulator for the branch block is located on the outside left of the
dashboard.
Fig. 5
Sliding regulator for branch
block
Push the sliding regulator (Fig. 5,2) fully upwards. The branch block
(Fig. 5,1) is open. The living area heater also heats the windscreen.
Push the sliding regulator (Fig. 5,2) fully downwards. The branch block
is closed. The living area heater and the heater of the base vehicle are
disconnected from each other.
Capron - 3141417 - 03/20 - EHG-0021-02EN
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