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Swift Group Bessacarr 2006 Owner's Handbook Manual

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INTRODUCTION
DEAR OWNER
THANK YOU FOR DECIDING TO BUY ONE
OF OUR NEW MOTORHOMES. WE ARE
SURE YOU WILL ENJOY MANY HAPPY
HOURS IN IT AND WE HOPE THE
INFORMATION AND HINTS IN THIS
HANDBOOK WILL HEIGHTEN YOUR
ENJOYMENT.
THE HANDBOOK HAS BEEN DESIGNED
TO GIVE YOU A GENERAL GUIDE TO THE
CARE, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR
MOTORHOME. WHETHER YOU ARE A
NEW OR AN EXPERIENCED MOTORHOME
USER THE HINTS WILL HELP TO PROTECT
YOUR INVESTMENT.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WILL
ANSWER MOST OF YOUR QUERIES, BUT
IF THERE ARE ANY ASPECTS WHICH ARE
NOT COVERED PLEASE CONSULT YOUR
APPOINTED DEALER.
HAPPY TOURING!
IMPORTANT - PLEASE QUOTE THE
17 DIGIT NUMBER ON THE SWIFT
MANUFACTURERS PLATE SITUATED ON
THE BULKHEAD DIRECTLY BEHIND THE
FRONT PASSENGER SEAT, AND BASE
VEHICLE CHASSIS NUMBER IN ALL
CORRESPONDENCE WITH YOUR
DEALER OR SWIFT GROUP LIMITED.
All the illustrations and descriptive matter in
this handbook are intended to give a general
idea of the motorhome. Changing market
and supply situations may prevent us from
maintaining the exact specification details in
this handbook. We therefore reserve the
right to alter specifications as materials and
conditions demand.
Dealers are not agents of Swift Group
Limited and have absolutely no authority to
bind Swift Group Limited by any express or
implied undertaking or representation.
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  • Page 1 Dealers are not agents of Swift Group Limited and have absolutely no authority to THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WILL bind Swift Group Limited by any express or ANSWER MOST OF YOUR QUERIES, BUT implied undertaking or representation. IF THERE ARE ANY ASPECTS WHICH ARE NOT COVERED PLEASE CONSULT YOUR APPOINTED DEALER.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    The Motorhome Code..........1 Preparing for the Road..........5 ‘En Route’ ............... 13 Safety & Security............ 15 Arrival at Site ............19 Connecting Services..........21 Electrical Systems ..........35 Equipment Details..........51 Motorhome Care ..........107 Useful Information ..........113 CONTENTS Index..............

  • Page 5: The Motorhome Code

    Code of Conduct ................2 MOTORHOME The Country Code ................4 CODE The Coastal Code ................4...

  • Page 6: Motorhome Code

    Motorhome Code CODE OF CONDUCT Waste Disposal Musical instruments, record players, radios If the vehicle is not fitted with a waste water and televisions should not be used to the CAMP SITES tank, a suitable receptacle should be placed inconvenience of other people on the site. below all waste water outlet pipes.
  • Page 7 Motorhome Code When using a dry powder extinguisher it is When permission has been granted, all When the vehicle is in motion it is suggested that the motorhome be evacuated aspects of this Code should be adhered to. compulsory for all front seat passengers to until the powder has settled, to avoid wear seat belts and strongly recommended On no account should:...

  • Page 8: The Country Code

    Motorhome Code THE COUNTRY CODE THE COASTAL CODE National Trust property and Country Parks have regulations to protect the wildlife. Enjoy the countryside but respect its life and As our coastlines are increasingly used for Follow these and the Country and Coastal work.

  • Page 9: Preparing For The Road

    Before Moving Off ..............6 Motorhome Terms ..............6 Loading of Vehicle ..............7 Large Storage Areas ..............8 Roof Loading ................8 Tyres ................... 8 Dedicated Travelling Passenger Seats ........8 PREPARING Three Point Seat Belts ............. 9 Driving Licence................9 FOR THE Vehicle Classifications ............

  • Page 10: Before Moving Off

    90% fuel and over and above the standard specification of - Control panel power ON/ OFF button standard fixtures and fittings. All Swift Group the motorhome. (Kon-Tiki / E700) is set to OFF position. motorhomes include Essential Habitation...

  • Page 11: Loading Of Vehicle

    Preparing for the Road This mass takes into account specific LOADING OF VEHICLE To ensure adequate road holding the operating conditions including factors such load on the front axle, under all as the strength of materials, loading capacity WARNING: LOADS MUST NOT BE conditions, must not be less than 42% of tyres etc.

  • Page 12: Large Storage Areas

    Preparing for the Road LARGE STORAGE AREAS ROOF LOADING TYRES The large storage areas provided in some A maximum load of 200kgs can be evenly If a wheel or tyre fitted to a wheel is motorhome layouts are designed solely for distributed over the roof area.

  • Page 13: Three Point Seat Belts

    Preparing for the Road SEAT BELTS AND years wear a seat belt. However, children are - Avoid twisting the webbing during use. LEGISLATION not required to be restrained in preference to Webbing must not be allowed to chafe adults. against sharp edges. Front Seats The driver and front Adults travelling in the rear must also wear...

  • Page 14: Vehicle Classifications

    NOTE: Towing regulations vary from makes the vehicle handle and corner country to country to country. It is very A number of Swift Group motorhomes have differently. It will also increase the fuel important to ensure that national an MTPLM greater than 3500kg, therefore consumption of the vehicle.
  • Page 15 Preparing for the Road vi) A car dolly with a car with a GVW over 750kg in place is considered as two trailers, these are legal for use for recovery but under the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 the combination is limited to 40 mph on motorways and dual carriageways and 20 mph elsewhere.

  • Page 17: En Route

    'EN ROUTE' Spare Wheel Removal ............14...
  • Page 18 'En Route' REMOVAL OF SPARE WHEEL: Caution: Exercise care when lowering the wheel and frame due to its weight. Removal a) Spare wheel in the stowed position (Fig. 1). b) Remove the securing pins (a) from the supports (b) at each side of the spare wheel carrier frame (c) (Fig.

  • Page 19: Safety & Security

    Fire ................... 16 Ventilation ................16 Escape Paths ................16 SAFETY & Children ................... 16 SECURITY Security ................... 16...
  • Page 20 'SGD' heaters that are not of the direct radiant All motorhomes comply with BS EN 721. The number found on the Swift Group serial type, as it is a fire and asphyxiation ventilation points on your motorhome are plate.
  • Page 21 Safety & Security Additional security Window etching of the chassis number is a cost effective deterrent. Free crime prevention advice about securing your motorhome, protecting your valuables, property marking either at home or whilst on site, can be obtained from the Crime Prevention Officer through your local Police station.

  • Page 23: Arrival At Site

    ARRIVAL AT SITE Positioning the Motorhome ..........20...

  • Page 24: Arrival At Site

    Arrival at Site Note: Check and observe site regulations. POSITIONING THE MOTORHOME Keep to roadways unless otherwise directed. Adhere to speed limits. Note that these are generally 10mph. (Remember that the stopping distance on grass is considerably greater than on tarmac.) Only a person in possession of a current driving licence may drive on the site.

  • Page 25: Connecting Services

    Water System ................. 22 Guidance on Cleaning ............24 Gas ................... 26 Types of Gas ................ 26 Safety Advice ............... 27 Thermal Insulation and Heating ..........29 Electricity ................30 Overseas Connection ............31 CONNECTING Wiring Diagram ............... 32 SERVICES 230V Mains Electrical Equipment Consumption ....

  • Page 26: Water System

    Connecting Services Connection of services are dealt with under separate headings. In all cases become familiar with manufacturers’ instructions. Before making connections of any description to the motorhome ensure ALL equipment is turned off. WATER SYSTEM Fresh water system (i) All fittings, including the holding tank, water pipes, taps and connections are of food quality material (to BS6920) and therefore, should not affect the quality of...
  • Page 27 Connecting Services the handle located inside the vehicle at floor level behind the rear axle, usually found in bed box or wardrobe base (model dependant). It should be emptied either directly, or via a waste water container (not supplied) into a designated waste water area. Fresh Water Tank Your motorhome is fitted with a water tank filled from the outside via a lockable water...

  • Page 28: Guidance On Cleaning

    Connecting Services GUIDANCE ON CLEANING PORTABLE 5. The solution should be emptied from the WATER TANKS AND THE WATER SYSTEM container. IN MOTORHOMES 6. The opening of the container should be cleaned thoroughly with an appropriate The water systems, and in particular storage prepared wipe impregnated with a tanks, in motorhomes are susceptible to sterilant.
  • Page 29 Connecting Services Typical gas schematic drawing...

  • Page 30: Gas

    Connecting Services Note: Regulator valves should always be in WARNING: Inspect flexible gas hose(s) the ‘OFF’ position when driving. regularly for deterioration and renew, as GENERAL INFORMATION necessary, with the approved type, in Gas Bottles any case no later than the expiration Bottled Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) is the date marked on the hose(s).

  • Page 31: Safety Advice

    Connecting Services Germany and Austria supply propane with a exhaust to pollute the awning space, if it is h) Always seek advice when in doubt. male connection. totally enclosed, from a general comfort, smell and hygiene point of view. In the WARNING: Do not use appliances with Propane will work at temperatures as low as extreme case there could be a build up of...
  • Page 32 Connecting Services Roof-mounted flue installations f) Gas cylinder valves are of various designs LEAKS All flue installations should be inspected depending on the type of cylinder and the Action to be taken in the event of a once a year throughout their length for use for which it is intended and it is suspected leak: corrosion.

  • Page 33: Thermal Insulation And Heating

    Connecting Services c) Cool with water all gas cylinders that Open ended gas hoses must always be THERMAL INSULATION HEATING cannot be removed. protected from dirt and insects. Your motorhome has been designed to d) As soon as possible remove cylinders Before turning on the gas supply at the achieve a thermal insulation and heating adjacent to the fire to safe place in order...

  • Page 34: Electricity

    Connecting Services ELECTRICITY 2. MAKE SURE THAT THE SWITCH AT THE SITE SUPPLY POINT IS OFF. As with electricity in the home, care must be 3. Lift the cover of the electricity inlet exercised when handling mains electricity. provided on the motorhome, and insert Your attention is drawn to the following the connector of the supply flexible cable.

  • Page 35: Overseas Connection

    Connecting Services For motorhomes that are generally left NICEIC OVERSEAS CONNECTION unused for long periods in the open it is Vintage House Note: Connection to a mains voltage supply strongly advised that the mains installation is 37 Albert Embankment OVERSEAS requires particular attention. inspected periodically to ensure that it is London SE1 7UJ safe to use.

  • Page 36: Wiring Diagram

    Connecting Services WIRING OF CONNECTING CABLE AND MOTORHOME MAINS INLET MOTORHOME MAINS INLET CABLE COUPLER WARNING IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. IF TERMINAL MARKINGS ARE NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIAGRAM THEY MUST BE IGNORED. IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN. THE LEGAL MAXIMUM LENGTH OF THE MAINS INLET CABLE IS 25 METRES.

  • Page 37: Mains Electrical Equipment Consumption

    Connecting Services 230V MAINS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT POWER CONSUMPTION Please note: It is possible that the 230V mains electrical equipment may not all operate simultaneously. A typical UK motorhome site mains hook up point provides a maximum output of 10 amps and on some continental sites the available output may be as low as 5 amps.
  • Page 38 Connecting Services TYPICAL APPLIANCE CONSUMPTION FIGURES 230 Volt 12 Volt LP Gas Appliance/ Item Watts Amperes Watts Amperes grams/hour Refrigerator RM 7360, RM 7361 115 W 0.5 amp 120 W 10 amp 12 g/h Refrigerator RM 7405, RM 7605 135 W 0.6 amp 3.5 W / 175 W 0.05 amp / 14.6 amp...

  • Page 39: Electrical Systems

    Motorhome Battery ..............34 Fault Finding ................ 34 Mains Unit ................35 12V Power System ..............36 Transformer/Charger Unit ............36 The EC200 Electronic Control System ......... 37 System overview ..............37 Power supply unit - System operation ......... 37 Control panel operation ............

  • Page 40: Motorhome Battery

    Electrical Systems MOTORHOME BATTERY ii) If all 12v lights must be powered together, WARNING: When connecting the battery, ensure the battery is 'in-circuit' ie It is recommended that a good quality ensure that the correct polarity is selector switch in the 'van' position and leisure battery is always in circuit when the observed (black is negative and red is that the battery charger is turned on.

  • Page 41: Mains Unit

    Electrical Systems 7. There are no user-serviceable or MAINS UNIT replacement parts in the consumer unit. This acts as the main switch for the All service of this nature should be motorhome allowing isolation of all circuits. It referred to the manufacturers. forms part of the Power System along with Note: Never use a mains supply lead whilst the Transformer/Charger Unit (if fitted).

  • Page 42: 12V Power System

    Electrical Systems If the unit does switch off, the test is The Power System is supplied fitted in a complete and the switch can be re-set convenient position and comprises: restoring the supply back to normal. (a) Mains Unit Add together the current ratings for each (b) Transformer/Charger Unit electrical appliance you wish to use simultaneously and ensure the total does not...

  • Page 43: System Overview

    Electrical Systems 1. INTRODUCING THE EC200 supply, and power control / protection for the 12v equipment. The PSU2007 is connected ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM to a Digital Control Panel via a data cable. With the use of new technology and an innovative approach to user interfacing, the EC200 Power Control System provides a complete control solution for a wide range of...
  • Page 44 Electrical Systems information regarding suitability of supply. all in the ON (up) position. If any MCBs the battery. If using a generator you also need to fail to latch in the on position see section When connecting the battery, ensure that the comply with the requirements / 3.4.
  • Page 45 Electrical Systems 3.4 FAULT TABLE Fault Possible Cause Proposed Fix Connecting lead between the site and Leisure Vehicle Check and connect lead as per 3.2.C not connected Check also input connector at the base of the PSU 2007 RCD switched off Reset RCD as per 3.2.D RCD not operating correctly Check supply polarity;...

  • Page 46: Control Panel Operation

    Electrical Systems Fault Possible Cause Proposed Fix Equipment switched off / unplugged Check equipment is switched on and connected to the No 12 volt output 12v supply Other fault Contact your Dealer Control Panel has no display Check batteries, turn PSU2007 charger switch on, and ensure mains supply is connected.
  • Page 47 Electrical Systems 3.5 FUSE / MCB TABLE WARNING: When replacing fuses always replace a fuse with the correct value. NEVER replace with a higher value / rating as this could damage the wiring harness. If a replacement fuse ‘blows’ do not keep replacing the fuse as you could damage the wiring harness.
  • Page 48 Electrical Systems 4. CONTROL PANEL OPERATION Item Function Options / Notes 4.1 LAYOUT AND BUTTONS Use to turn the main power on The adjacent LED is illuminated Power ON / OFF and off when the power is ON The following diagram shows the control panel layout.
  • Page 49 Electrical Systems 4.2 MENU FUNCTIONS - Readings section Display Description Options / Notes Main Control Panel display showing model number The addition of an asterisk (*) in the top left of the EC200 v1.1H (EC200), software version number (v1.1), specification display indicates that the alarm is set (H), current time (12:00) and internal temperature 12:00 23.9°C...
  • Page 50 Electrical Systems 4.3 MENU FUNCTIONS - Settings section Display Description Options / Notes Not in use at this time Pump Select <Internal> Access to set the internal clock Press the select button ( ) to select the HOUR Please note the clock uses a 24 hour cycle Use the up / down (▲...
  • Page 51 Electrical Systems 4.4 WARNING MESSAGES Display Description Options / Notes This WARNING display indicates that the Vehicle You can switch over to the Leisure battery immediately Vehicle Battery battery voltage is low (10.9 volts or less). The panel will (and cancel the beep) by using the battery selector beep for one minute and then switch over to the switch Dangerously Low...

  • Page 52: Technical Data And Approvals

    Electrical Systems 5. TECHNICAL DATA & APPROVALS 5.1 OUTLINE SPECIFICATION INPUT 230v 230 Volts / 0 to 16 Amps + / - 10% OUTPUT 230v RCD protected, 3 x MCB outputs of 10, 10 and 6A via 2 x 9 way connectors INPUT 12v 2 x 20A battery inputs via a 6 way connector OUTPUT 12v...
  • Page 53 Electrical Systems CONTROL PANEL AC85 POWER Symbol Function Description CONTROL 12v power This switch turns on (or off) the 12-volt power from the Leisure selection - battery. Place the switch in the down position to draw power from leisure battery the Leisure battery.

  • Page 54: Generator Guidelines

    Electrical Systems Symbol Function Description GENERATOR GUIDELINES Your motorhome can be used with a Water level This switch is used to display the fresh water level within the generator provided these guidelines are test onboard water tank. Press and hold the switch to display the water met: level on the gauge.

  • Page 55: Equipment Details

    Truma Ultrastore Water Heater..........52 Heating ..................55 Truma S 3002 Heater ............55 Truma Ultraheat ..............57 Butterfly Outlets ..............59 Trumatic C6002 EH .............. 60 Refrigerators ................66 Models RM7361L, RM7360L, RM7405L ......68 Model RM7605L ..............78 Stoves Hobs, Grills and Ovens ..........

  • Page 56: Truma Ultrastore Water Heater

    Attention: Before using for the first time, it To maximise the use and life of all fitted their accuracy. However, the Swift Group is essential to flush the entire water supply equipment in your motorhome it is essential Limited cannot accept responsibility for through with clean warm water.
  • Page 57 Equipment Details 2. Open the hot tap in the bathroom or 4. The water heater is now drained directly kitchen with pre-selecting mixing taps or to the outside via the safety/drain valve. single lever fittings set to hot. Check that the water contents have been completely drained (10 litres).
  • Page 58 Equipment Details Switching off (gas operation) Electrical Operating Instructions heater is not being used. Non- observation of this point can lead to the Switch the electric supply on at the fuse Switch off the water heater at the rotary function of the appliance being impaired spur marked Water Heater, normally in the switch (b).

  • Page 59: Heating

    Equipment Details 1. Repair jobs are only to be carried out by Technical Data THE TRUMA S 3002 P & S 3002 an expert. AUTO SPACE HEATER Water contents: 10 litres 2. The following would invalidate the Water pressure: up to max. 2.8 bar INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEATERS FITTED guarantee: WITH AUTOMATIC IGNITOR OR PIEZO...
  • Page 60 Equipment Details Automatic Ignitor Attention: A new O-ring must always Prior to first ignition, make sure that the be installed after dismantling the exhaust duct. batteries have been inserted; observe correct fit battery cassette (see changing batteries, page 55). 4. Any alteration to the appliance (including exhaust duct and cowl) or the use of Thermostat spare parts and accessories, which are...

  • Page 61: Truma Ultraheat

    Equipment Details Do not operate heaters with incorrectly Automatic Ignitor Only use temperature resistant (+70°C), leak- fitted or damaged exhaust ducts. proof Mignon round cells (LR 6, AA, AM 3, Power consumption: 50 MA (ignition) Art. no. 30010-23600). Other batteries could 8.
  • Page 62 Equipment Details The electric heater can also be operated Rotary switch "Off" The electric heater can also be operated without the Trumavent fans. without the Trumavent fans. Rotary switch "On" power settings: If the heater is operated simultaneously with WARNING: Due to the design, the heater 500 - 1000 - 2000 W electricity and gas, the electrical unit will front case will become hot during...

  • Page 63: Butterfly Outlets

    Equipment Details 5. Any modifications to the appliance or the 2. Under no circumstances should the hot use of spare parts and accessories air outlet be blocked. Never hang clothes important for operation which are not or similar in front of or on top of the original Truma parts, or non-observance heater to dry.

  • Page 64: Trumatic C6002 Eh

    Equipment Details TRUMATIC C 6002 EH c = Electric operation 230 V, 1800 W l = Summer mode (water temperature 40°C or 60°C) d = Electric operation 230 V, 900 W Always observe the operating instructions m = Winter mode and ‘Important operating notes’...
  • Page 65 Equipment Details vehicle type; consult the operating Summer mode (hot water only) 3. Move rotary switch on the control panel to instructions for your vehicle for further details ‘n’. The green ‘On’ indicator lamp (k) and 1. Select required type of operation at power the yellow water heating indicator lamp (q) The thermostat setting on the operating selector switch (gas or electrical...
  • Page 66 Equipment Details Heating WITHOUT hot water requirement depending on the power and the duration of Electrical operation fault the heating. 1. Select required type of operation at If a fault occurs during electrical operation power selector switch (gas, electrical or Switching off the yellow indicator lamp (h) on the power mixed operation).
  • Page 67 Equipment Details heater has not been used. As an alternative, MAINTENANCE WARNING: Disconnect all poles of the two shutoff valves, resistant to hot water, The water container used is made of unit from the mains before opening the can be fitted in front of the cold and hot housing containing the power stainless steel, which is foodstuff- water connection.
  • Page 68 Equipment Details To reset the overheating protection, let the 5. The installed temperature limiter shuts off Current input at 12 V: heater cool down, slide cover on power the gas supply if the appliance becomes Heater + water heater: 0.2 – 5.9 A electronics (13) upwards and push in the red too hot.
  • Page 69 Equipment Details TROUBLE-SHOOTING FAULT CAUSE RECTIFICATION Gas operation No control lamp lights up when the system - No supply voltage. - Check battery voltage (12 V). is switched on (winter and summer mode). - Check all electrical plug connections. - Device fuse or vehicle fuse defective. - Check device fuse (see Maintenance).
  • Page 70 Equipment Details TROUBLE-SHOOTING FAULT CAUSE RECTIFICATION Electrical operation 230 V The green indicator lamp on the control - No supply voltage. - Check 230 V supply voltage and fuses. panel illuminates when the unit is switched - Device fuse defective. - Check device fuse (see Maintenance).
  • Page 71 Equipment Details TROUBLE-SHOOTING FAULT CAUSE RECTIFICATION Water supply When the heating system is switched off, - Outside temperature below 4°C. - Switch the heating on (at temperatures of the electrical safety/drain valve opens. about 4°C and below the drain valve will open automatically).

  • Page 72: Refrigerators

    Equipment Details The current drain is approximately 7A to 14A DOMETIC RM7361L, RM7360L, (model specific) and power is only available RM7405L when the ignition circuit is switched on. On You have made an excellent choice in site, only the mains electric or gas modes selecting the Dometic Absorption should be used.
  • Page 73 Equipment Details • If you smell gas: COOLANT Your Service Centre contact numbers are found in the "European Service Network" - close the locking tap of the gas supply Ammonia is used as a coolant. booklet. and the valve on the cylinder. This is a natural compound also used in When contacting Dometic Service, please - open the windows and leave the room.
  • Page 74 Equipment Details Warning: To avoid deterioration of B. Automatic and manual energy selection MANUAL ENERGY SELECTION materials: AES ( eg RM 7XX5 L) ELECTRICAL OPERATION • Do not use soap or hard, abrasive or 12V - operation (DC) soda-based cleaning agents. •...
  • Page 75 Equipment Details Note: If the operating display fails to light up 3. Use rotary switch (B) to regulate the 3. Set energy selector switch (A) to gas ( it lights up "red" at AES models ) the device temperature in the main refrigerator 4.
  • Page 76 Equipment Details If after about 30 seconds the operating Explanations system. This can be detected from the D+ display (C) starts flashing red again, the connection of the alternator to the Upon switching on, the electronics gas fault has not been cleared (e.g. air in electronics, or from the respective signal on automatically select one of the three the gas pipe).
  • Page 77 Equipment Details Gas faults at "AUTO"- mode Additional functions (RM 7XX5 L - models only) If gas faults occur the operating LED "C" flashes yellow. • Temperature setting display (D) with 4 LED to indicate the selected temperature (MIN - MAX) •...
  • Page 78 Equipment Details MAKING ICE CUBES 5. Use a cloth to mop up the water from the DOOR LOCKING freezer compartment. Ice cubes are best frozen overnight. At night, the refrigerator has less work to do and the 6. Switch the refrigerator back on again. Open unit has more reserves.
  • Page 79 Equipment Details WINTER OPERATION 3. Affix the cover and fasten it. 1. Check that the ventilation grills and the extractor have not been blocked by snow, leaves or similar. 2. When the ambient temperature falls below +8°C, the optional winter covers should be fitted.
  • Page 80 Equipment Details INTERIOR LIGHT TROUBLESHOOTING Changing the light bulbs Before calling the authorised Service Department, please check whether: 1. Remove cover. 1. The instructions in the section "Using the 2. Detach defective light bulb. refrigerator" have been followed. 3. Fit new light bulb 2.
  • Page 81 Equipment Details MAINTENANCE Failure : The refrigerator does not work on 230V • Works on gas components and electrical Possible cause Action you can take installation may only be carried out by authorised personnel. We recommend to On-board fuse defective. Fit new fuse.

  • Page 82: Model Rm7605L

    Equipment Details ENVIRONMENTAL HINTS ENERGY-SAVING TIPS DOMETIC RM 7605 L Refrigerators manufactured by Dometic • At an average ambient temperature of The refrigerator can be run on 230V, 12V or GmbH are CFC-free. approx. 25°C, it is sufficient to operate LP gas.
  • Page 83 Equipment Details Note: The refrigerator is equipped to operate 2. Use rotary switch Gas operation on mains power, DC or liquid gas (propane/ (B) to regulate the • The refrigerator should only be butane). The desired power option is temperature in the operated using liquid gas (propane, selected by means of energy selector switch main refrigerator...
  • Page 84 Equipment Details Automatic Energy Selection 230 V - operation REFUELLING STOP “AUTO”-operation If sufficient supply voltage is available (more In order to prevent unintended switching to than 200V), this power source is selected as gas operation during refueling, the electronic RM7XX5 L - models are equipped with an the first option ( no solar-system installed).
  • Page 85 Equipment Details If after about 30 seconds the operating Additional functions Tip: The cooling unit’s performance is display (C) starts flashing red again, the influenced by ambient temperatures. Please • Temperature setting display (D) with 4 gas fault has not been cleared (e.g. air in select the medium setting for ambient LED to indicate the selected temperature the gas pipe).
  • Page 86 Equipment Details TROUBLESHOOTING Failure : The refrigerator does not work in gas operation mode. Before calling the authorised Service Possible cause Action you can take Department, please check whether: Gas bottle empty. Change gas bottle. 1. The instructions in the section "Using the refrigerator"...
  • Page 87 Equipment Details 4. Press and hold Failure : The refrigerator does not cool sufficiently. rotary switch (B). Possible cause Action you can take Inadequate ventilation to the unit. Check that the ventilation grilles are not covered. 5. Activate Piezo The thermostat setting is too low. Turn the thermostat to a higher setting.

  • Page 88: Stoves Hobs, Grills And Ovens

    Equipment Details STOVES HOBS, GRILLS AND In the event of the burner flames being Do not use aluminium foil to cover the grill accidentally extinguished, turn off the burner pan, or put items wrapped in foil under the OVENS control and do not attempt to re-light the grill as this can create a fire hazard.
  • Page 89 Equipment Details Ignition - Push in the control knob and turn To light the grill anticlockwise to the large flame symbol. Push in the control knob and turn Keep the knob depressed, and press the anticlockwise to the large flame symbol. ignition button (if fitted), or use a hand held Keep the knob depressed, and press the spark ignitor or gas lighter.
  • Page 90 Equipment Details • Keep all flammable material away from The cake tray and roasting tin that are the appliance. supplied with this appliance are the largest which can be used for good results and even To light the oven baking. Extra shelves, tins or trays can be 1.
  • Page 91 Equipment Details Burner caps and heads When replacing the glass panel, hold it level Stainless steel surfaces and straight with the grooves in the door (stainless steel models only) Important: Allow burners to cool before trims before sliding back in. cleaning.

  • Page 92: Dometic Extractor Fan

    Equipment Details DOMETIC EXTRACTOR FAN The fan filter The fan filter that absorbs grease in cooking Lighting: fumes requires cleaning now and then. On/Off Exactly how often will of course depend on how much the cooker is used and for how long the fan is in operation.

  • Page 93: Sharp Microwave Oven

    Equipment Details SHARP R247 MICROWAVE OVEN ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WARNING: THE DOOR, OUTER CABINET, • Do not allow water to come into contact OVEN CAVITY, TURNTABLE AND DISHES Please refer to the appliance manufacturers with the power supply cord or plug. WILL BECOME VERY HOT DURING handbook regarding: - OPERATION, OPERATION.
  • Page 94 Equipment Details IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • NEVER MOVE THE OVEN WHILE IT IS CABINET. CLEAR AIR GAPS AT THE TOP, OPERATING. BOTTOM AND BOTH ENDS ARE ESSENTIAL PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP TO THE EFFICIENT OPERATION OF THE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE •...
  • Page 95 Equipment Details ADVISORY NOTE FOR USERS OF A This fact is exacerbated in a Caravan or MICROWAVE OVEN Motorhome as space is at a premium. The microwave has to be placed in a cabinet to Microwave Ovens were originally introduced maximize the space available for all the to re-heat pre-cooked pies etc.

  • Page 96: Thetford Cassette Porta Potti

    Equipment Details THETFORD CASSETTE C-200 CW (Manual) and C-200 CWE (Electric) FEATURES 1. Removable seat and cover. 2. Rotatable bowl. 3. Valve blade handle: opens and closes valve blade. 4. Flush-handle activates the flush by lifting C-200 CW and pushing down the handle. C-200 CW only C-200 CWE only only...
  • Page 97 Equipment Details CASSETTE C-200 CW AND C-200 CWE 5. Slide the holding tank into position The toilet section of the C-200 includes a through access door (fig. 5). rotatable bowl, removable seat and cover, a 6. Make sure the holding tank is secured by console with a flush handle/flush buttons, a the retaining clip.
  • Page 98 Equipment Details 10. After use open the blade by turning the CAUTION: Do not allow the holding tank to blade-handle anti-clockwise (fig. 10). become overfilled. See trouble shooting section for emergency emptying 10a.C-200 CWE only: After use open the procedure. blade by pressing the ‘open’...
  • Page 99 Equipment Details Lipseal: Remove the sliding cover. Open the When procedure has been completed defective or flawed parts and the valve-blade by turning the blade-opener replace drainplug and waste holding tank inadequate performance of the toilet. knob anticlockwise. Clean the seal with (fig.

  • Page 100: Side Lockers

    Equipment Details SIDE LOCKERS FREE STANDING TABLE WARNING: Care shall be taken against the risk of fall out when the upper bunks Some models are provided with exterior Note: The free standing table legs have a are being used by children, especially access locker doors.

  • Page 101: Blinds

    Equipment Details • DO NOT ALLOW THE BLIND OR FLYSCREEN TO RE-COIL WITHOUT CONTROL. • It is not recommended that blinds and/or flyscreens are left in the down position for long periods, or when travelling, as this can result in fatigue of the spring. •...

  • Page 102: Windows

    Equipment Details Cassette Blind and Flyscreen MINI HEKI ROOFLIGHT Always hold the end rod in the middle. When To open depress button and push bar closing blinds, slide the end rod of the upwards. The rooflight has two open flyscreen blind on to the end rod of the sun ventilation positions and a fully open blind and engage.
  • Page 103 Equipment Details Opening/closing the blind and fly-net Safety precautions: (Fig. 2) 1. Repairs should be carried out only by Closing trained personnel. - Pull the end rod (without the catch/blind) 2. Inform an approved dealer in case of from the recessed part and engage it with defects and malfunctions.

  • Page 104: Shower

    Equipment Details - Use talcum powder (4 times yearly) to Red Switch = Mode of Operation OMNISTEP SLIDE-OUT STEP care for the rubber seals Induction (IN) OPERATION Expel (OUT) - Clean the blinds only with water and mild - The OMNISTEP is operated by the lever Black Switch = Speed Control soap suds switch.
  • Page 105 Equipment Details Fig. 1 Front Plate Fig. 2 Connection Fig. 3 Wiring Diagram...

  • Page 106: Omnistep Double Step

    Equipment Details OMNISTEP DOUBLE STEP OPERATION - The OMNISTEP is operated by the lever switch. - IMPORTANT: When extending the step, hold the switch until the step is completely extended. NEVER MOUNT THE STEP IF RETRACTED OR IF NOT FULLY EXTENDED, because then the blocking is not working and the motor can be Fig.

  • Page 107: Cab Screens

    Equipment Details CAB SCREENS Side system (model dependant) • To open the blackout, take the trim by tilting slightly to open the magnet. Form a • Take the trim by Front system U with your hand and bring back the tilting and pulling pleated material in its position.

  • Page 108: Status 315 Omnidirectional Tv & Fm Radio Antenna

    Equipment Details STATUS 315 OMNI-DIRECTIONAL • Simply unscrew the Pinnacle and remove. STATUS 530 DIRECTIONAL TV The antenna is designed to remain TV AND FM RADIO ANTENNA AND FM RADIO ANTENNA watertight without the Pinnacle (model dependant ) (model dependant ) •...

  • Page 109: Fiamma F45I Side Awning

    Equipment Details 6. Secure by tightening the Mast Locking FIAMMA F45i SIDE AWNING • After unrolling Collar and Wall Bracket the awning • In order to avoid completely, REMOVING THE ANTENNA unnecessary adjust the legs strain on the A permanently fitted Status can be easily at the chosen awning as well removed leaving only the Mounting Foot and...

  • Page 110: Dvd/Av Output Socket

    Equipment Details • Make sure that the awning perfectly rolls socket and television. In order to use the CAUTION: - SWIFT RECOMMEND THAT up: when it is, the red indicators on the socket, a suitable DVD player must be fitted THE AWNING BE GROUND MOUNTED front profile ends are no longer visible.

  • Page 111: Motorhome Care

    Modifications - DIY ............... 108 Motorhome Exterior ............. 108 Motorhome Interior .............. 109 Chassis and Rear Axle ............110 AL-Ko Exhaust System ............110 MOTORHOME Winterisation/Storage ............110 CARE Caring for the Environment ..........111...

  • Page 112: Modifications - Diy

    (3/5) years please check polish of a suitable grade dependent upon WARNING: Overzealous use of with your nearest Swift Group dealer or the severity of the scratches. detergents may loosen the decals contact Supercare customer services on and/or badges.

  • Page 113: Motorhome Interior

    Motorhome Care MOTORHOME INTERIOR BATHROOM, SHOWER ROOM AND FURNITURE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT A simple wipe over with a damp cloth should SIDE WALLS AND ROOF LINING All the Thermoplastic parts in these areas be all that is required. Polishing with a A simple wipe over with a damp cloth and a have easy clean surfaces.

  • Page 114: Chassis And Rear Axle

    Motorhome Care CHASSIS AND REAR AXLE It is advised that the motorhome is ventilated especially when travelling at faster speeds regularly throughout the winterisation/ than are allowed in the UK. Some models are built on Fiat Ducato base storage period, opening windows, doors and The wheels should be turned every couple of vehicles, the chassis of which has been rooflight when possible.

  • Page 115: Caring For The Environment

    Motorhome Care The Thetford Cassette porta potti is easily Recommissioning the Water System Note: Preferably not less than once a year, winterised for storage. Empty the fresh water the electrical installation should be inspected Fill the fresh water tank on the Thetford tank using the drain tube/fresh water tank and tested by a qualified electrician.

  • Page 117: Useful Information

    Owners Club ................. 114 Spares and After Sales Supercare ........114 Repair Facilities ..............114 Caravan Clubs ............... 115 USEFUL Motoring Organisations............115 INFORMATION Trade Association..............115...

  • Page 118: Owners Club

    The address of the Secretary of the Owners Club can be obtained from Swift Group Website Supercare (SML Ltd), Tel: 01482 875740 or www.swiftleisure.co.uk from the Swift Group website. Swift Group E-Mail Enquiry enquiry@swiftleisure.co.uk SPARES AND AFTER SALES SUPERCARE...

  • Page 119: Caravan Clubs

    Leeds, LS99 2LZ Forbes House, Tel: 0345 670345 Halkin Street, London SW1X 7DS Tel: 020 7235 7000 www.smmt.co.uk Swift Group Limited, Dunswell Road, Cottingham, East Yorkshire HU16 4JX. Tel: (01482) 875740 e-mail: enquiry@swiftleisure.co.uk web site: www.swiftleisure.co.uk © 2005 SWIFT GROUP LTD...
  • Page 120 Notes...

  • Page 121: Index

    Index Reversing camera monitor ......106 After Sales Support ........114 Fire ..............16 Rooflights............98 Arrival at Site ..........19 Roof Loading ..........8 Gas ...............26 Awnings/Tents ..........20 Awning (side Fiamma F45i) ......105 Butane Gas ..........26 Propane Gas ..........26 Safety & Security ..........15 Regulators ..........26 Battery ............36 Satelitte navigation ........106 Gas Safety ............27...

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