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  • Page 1 Motorhome Owner’s Service and Warranty Handbook...
  • Page 2 User you a general guide to the care, use and Handbook which contains general information maintenance of your motorhome. Whether you for the use and care of your product and the are a new or an experienced motorhomer the Technical Handbook, which contains technical hints will help to protect your investment.
  • Page 3 S WI FT TAL K Swift Talk Swift Talk is the new central forum for the Swift community online. A place for all those united in their love of caravanning, motorhomes, holiday homes and touring in general, to share their experiences, meet new friends and find out a world of information on how to enjoy their touring lifestyle.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    CONT E N T S Warranty ..........................5 Motorhome code ........................15 Preparing for the road ......................19 En-route ..........................27 Safety & security ........................31 Arrival at site .......................... 39 Services ..........................41 Electrics ..........................65 Fitted equipment ........................93 Maintenance ..........................

  • Page 6: Warranty

    WAR RA N T Y IN FOR MAT ION Warranty and guarantee cover ....................6 What to do if you require assistance ..................9 Supplier contacts ........................10 Motorhome - annual service/inspection record ................ 11 Annual service / inspection record stamps ................12...

  • Page 7: Warranty And Guarantee Cover

    – provided by Swift idea of the motorhome. Changing market and For the first owner, Swift will repair (or at its supply situations and our policy of continuous option, replace) any defects with the habitation...
  • Page 8 The cost of transporting, towing or moving the • The failure of a component for reasons of motorhome by any means to or from the fair wear and tear; place of repair is the responsibility of the •...

  • Page 9: Change Of Ownership

    Annual Service or by a Swift Group Service Centre have not been carried out in a reasonable time.

  • Page 10: What To Do If You Require Assistance

    What to do if you require assistance Congratulations on purchasing your new motorhome. We are confident that you will enjoy many happy holidays. However, should you have an enquiry or require assistance with a problem, we hope that this guide will be of assistance to you.

  • Page 11: Supplier Contacts

    S U PP LI ER CO N TACTS Supplier contacts A number of Swift Group suppliers manage their own Technical and Warranty related queries. Where a customer has a question relating to a product manufactured by a company listed below, we would advise that the first contact should be directly with them.

  • Page 12: Motorhome - Annual Service/Inspection Record

    19. Grab handle security. 20. All internal vents. In order to comply with the warranty, you must have your motorhome inspected and serviced 21. Seals. by an authorised Swift Group Service Centre 22. Blinds and fly screens (if fitted).

  • Page 13: Annual Service / Inspection Record Stamps

    S ER V IC E I NSPEC TION Annual service / inspection record stamps 1st service DATE: DEALER’S STAMP Motorhome model: Year: Chassis VIN: We certify that an annual service has been carried out in accordance with the handbook. 2nd service...
  • Page 14 8th service 9th service DATE: DATE: DEALER’S STAMP DEALER’S STAMP We certify that an annual service has been We certify that an annual service has been carried out in accordance with the handbook. carried out in accordance with the handbook. 10th service 11th service DATE:...

  • Page 16: Motorhome Code

    M OT ORH O ME C ODE Code of conduct ........................16 The Country code ........................18 The Coastal code ........................18...

  • Page 17: Code Of Conduct

    When using a dry powder extinguisher it is Disposable napkins and similar bulky items suggested that the motorhome be evacuated must not be put into chemical closet emptying until the powder has settled, to avoid points but should be wrapped in a polythene inhalation.
  • Page 18 When using a motorhome on either the public highway or private roads the Highway Code Departure should be complied with and full consideration Leave the pitch clean and tidy.

  • Page 19: The Country Code

    COU NT RY /C OASTAL CO DE Environment Shellfish can take years to grow and fines can be imposed for not observing national Care and consideration should be taken to regulations. protect the environment. Do not pull up seaweeds unnecessarily. Observe the Country and Coastal Codes.
  • Page 20 P REPA RI NG F OR T H E ROA D Before moving off ........................20 Motorhome terms ........................20 Loading of vehicle ........................21 Large storage areas ......................... 22 Roof loading ..........................22 Tyres ............................22 Dedicated travelling passenger seating ..................23 Child seats ..........................

  • Page 21: Before Moving Off

    Mass in Running Order: • all drain taps are closed. This is the mass of the motorhome as stated • tyre pressures and wheel nuts. by the manufacturer, i.e. ex works weight including the driver with 90% fuel / fresh water •...

  • Page 22: Loading Of Vehicle

    2. The trailer is intended to be towed slightly Those items which a user can choose to carry nose heavy. The nose weight can be in a motorhome and which are not included adjusted by distribution of the load. The nose weight should be approximately 7% of...

  • Page 23: Large Storage Areas

    Roof loading Note: To ensure adequate road holding the load on the front axle, under all conditions, Some motorhome roofs can be fitted with a must not be less than 40% or more than roof rack (optional). 70% of the total weight.

  • Page 24: Dedicated Travelling Passenger Seating

    “CP” (Camping Pneu) standard that a seat belt is worn. for tyres on Motorhomes. The Camper tyres on a Motorhome (unlike a commercial van) are designed to carry a significantly higher load for the majority of their life and even when stationery for greater periods of time unlike a van which typically loads and unloads.

  • Page 25: Three Point Seat Belts

    After impact the motorhome anchorage points should also be checked. All Swift Motor homes are fitted with inertia reel seat belts, however, the child seat must be • To clean use warm soapy water only.

  • Page 26: Vehicle Classifications

    This takes account of the maximum front and rear axle loadings as well as the minimum Notes: front axle loading in two conditions, MRO and 1. Do not exceed the motorhome gross vehicle MTPLM condition. train weight. Towing in these, and any other condition 2.

  • Page 27: European Touring

    7. The maximum permitted vehicle combina- tion length is 18.75m, however any com- bination must ensure compliance with the turning circle requirements of Construction and Use regulations 1986 & 97/27/EC. European Touring Customer should note that there are a number of requirements placed on a driver when driving on European roads.

  • Page 28: En-Route

    E N R OU T E Cruise Control ..........................28 Removal of spare wheel on ALKO conversion ................28 Removal of FIAT/PEUGEOT spare wheel .................29...

  • Page 29: Cruise Control

    CR U IS E C ON TROL / SPARE WH EE L Cruise control Removal a. Spare wheel in the stowed position The driver of the vehicle should always remain (Fig. 1). seated and in control of the vehicle when b.
  • Page 30 S PA RE W H E E L Removal of Fiat / Peugeot spare wheel: a. the ground should be flat and adequately firm. b. turn the engine off and engage the handbrake. Fig. 3 c. engage first gear or reverse. Removal a.
  • Page 32 S A FE T Y A N D S E CU RIT Y Fire ............................32 Model - SI 601 Smoke Alarm Operation .................. 32 Alarm test ..........................33 Fire extinguisher ........................34 Escape paths ......................... 34 Children ..........................34 Ventilation ..........................

  • Page 33: Fire

    Use of a lithium In case of fire (long-life) battery could provide power for 10 1. Get everyone out of the motorhome as years under normal operating conditions, quickly as possible using whichever exit is meaning there is no need for an annual the quickest, including windows.

  • Page 34: Alarm Test

    F IRE A L A R M Alarm test 2. Remove the existing battery and replace with a new battery. From the list on this 1. Press the test button in the centre and page, making sure that the positive and release.

  • Page 35: Fire Extinguisher

    Children WARNING: Do not use solvents or Do not leave children alone in the motorhome cleaners on your smoke alarm, as they may in any event. Keep potentially dangerous cause damage to the sensor or circuitry. The items out of reach, as at home e.g.

  • Page 36: Ventilation

    Motorhome theft: The tracking device requires an active subscription to be in place with TRACKER. The theft of a motorhome can occur in Your vehicle is supplied with a free 3 month the most unlikely circumstances; from a subscription (from date of purchase), which is...

  • Page 37: Co Alarm

    C O ALARM from date of purchase at £199. The TRACKER • giddiness unit subscription cannot be subscribed to • nausea for longer than five years from the date of • vomiting purchase and a new TRACKER unit would need to be installed and registered separately •...
  • Page 38 Activating the Carbon WARNING: Prolonged exposure to Monoxide Alarm the sounder in close proximity to your ears See diagram below may damage your hearing. Under normal operating conditions, the power pack will last for the lifetime of the product i.e 7 years. The detector will not protect against the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning when the power pack has drained.
  • Page 39 S AFET Y AN D SECU RI TY Maintenance Your detector will alert you to potentially hazardous CO concentrations in your home when maintained properly. To maintain your FireAngel detector in proper working order, and to ensure that the sensor will last for the lifetime of the product, it is recommended that you: •...
  • Page 40 A R R IVA L AT S IT E Positioning the motorhome ......................40...

  • Page 41: Levelling The Motorhome

    Selecting a pitch Do not pitch in such a position that your Fig. A Winding the corner steady motorhome will obstruct others coming in. Lower the rear corner steadies (if fitted) until Try to choose an area which is dry, reasonably they are in firm contact with the ground (Fig.
  • Page 42 Ventilation ..........................57 Gas Fault Finding ........................59 Electrical system ........................60 Overseas connection ......................60 230V mains electrical equipment power consumption ............61 Wiring of connecting cable and motorhome mains inlet ............62 Typical appliance consumption figures ................... 63...

  • Page 43: Water System

    1. Through blue water pipes routed directly to draw water from the water tank, and pump the cold connection of each tap. it to the motorhome taps, shower and water 2. To the water heater. heater. Water from the pump enters the bottom of the The pump is fitted with its own pressure water heater.
  • Page 44 Lockable water filler inlet Fresh Water Tank Your motorhome is fitted with a water tank filled from the outside via a lockable water filler cap. When filling, use a hose manufactured from non toxic material, to prevent tainting of the water.

  • Page 45: Priming The Water System

    External 12v Fill Socket a 12V supply, and if used without a mains hook up and charger operating, then leisure Depending on specification your motorhome battery power consumption will be increased may be fitted with an external 12v socket (see consumption table on page 63 for more which can be used to attach an external 12v information.)

  • Page 46: Cleaning Water System

    Allow to stand for the recommended period important that you carry out the following of time. procedure prior to using the motorhome each time, even if you boil or filter all water you use 4. Drain the system completely. for drinking.

  • Page 47: Pr Es S U Re Swi Tch

    White lower section/valve housing) 6. Flush the system through with clean drinking water until no traces of disinfectant/sterilant • All of the Truma/Flo-Jet pumps used by Swift can be detected at any tap. are pre-set at 28psi + / -3psi.

  • Page 48: Pressure Switch Troubleshooting

    WATER L EVEL SEN S OR & CL E A N IN G Troubleshooting Pump continues to run (for more than 5 seconds) after taps are closed or pump Pump will not start, when the tap turns on for no reason: is opened: •...

  • Page 49: Water Level Sensor & Cleaning

    WATER L EVEL SEN S OR & C LE A N IN G Water level sensor & cleaning Principle The sensor, fitted to Swift Group motorhomes are pre-fitted to water tanks, and link to the control unit, via a pre-fitted wiring harness.

  • Page 50: Water Faults

    WAT E R FA U LT S Water Fault Cause Remedy Water not Freshwater tank empty Check flowing from Pump wired in reverse Check wiring, refer to pump manufacturers any tap when instructions operated but Pipe inlet or outlet pipe Check connections pump runs disconnected...
  • Page 51 WAT ER FAU LTS Water Fault Cause Remedy Water flows Cold water pipe kinked Check and re-route if necessary from hot preventing flow tap but has Blockage in cold pipe line Disconnect pipes after 1st connector and reduced flow check up to tap from cold Cold tap not connected Refer to installation instructions...

  • Page 52: Gas Schematic Drawings

    TY PI CA L GA S SCH E MAT IC...
  • Page 53 G AS S CHEMATI C...

  • Page 54: Gas

    Regularly check flexible gas hose, joints and female coupling, twist to engage and lock. connections for tightness. Finally make sure 4. Open gas locker on motorhome, ensure gas that each gas appliance is working efficiently bottle tap is open and supply is connected to the recommendations of the appliance to regulator.

  • Page 55: Types Of Gas

    T R U M A REG U L ATOR Standard Truma Regulator WARNING: Inspect flexible gas hose(s) REGULATOR for systems NOT approved for regularly for deterioration and renew as use when travelling. (Fig 2) necessary with the approved type, in any case no later than 5 years after the date of manufacture marked on the hose.

  • Page 56: En-Route Heating

    They must have the crash sensor which stops the gas flow in the safety valve to ensure that the gas does not event of the motorhome being involved in a leak out in the event of damage to the gas traffic collision.

  • Page 57: Gas Safety Advice

    In the extreme case there could be a build up of carbon dioxide to a dangerous level. Motorhome owners are advised to allow some fresh air circulation in the awning space when such appliances are in use.

  • Page 58: Ventilation

    Before turning on the gas supply at the regula- tor, ensure that all gas operated equipment in the motorhome is turned off. All gas equipment is supplied through a Gas Manifold System which has individual isolation...
  • Page 59 T HER M AL IN SU L ATION HEATI NG Thermal insulation heating Your motorhome has been designed to achieve a thermal insulation and heating level for specific climatic conditions when tested according to the procedure in EN1646-1. See the motorhome technical book for the classification of your motorhome.

  • Page 60: Gas Fault Finding

    GA S FA U LT S Fault Cause Remedy Hob does No gas Check level of gas in cylinder not light Check gas cylinder valve is on Check gas taps are on Air in pipe Purge system Refer to hob manufacturers instructions Oven does No gas Check level of gas in cylinder...

  • Page 61: Electrical System

    NICEIC approved contractor is probably the WARNING: Current consumption in the first choice. motorhome must not exceed 16 amps or the pitch permitted maximum if this is less On arrival at the campsite than 16 amps.

  • Page 62: Mains Electrical Equipment Power Consumption

    Please check the available mains supply with your site operator. Similarly loadings on each circuit breaker within the motorhome should be observed. A label positioned close to the MCB’s (Miniture Circuit Breakers will identify which appliances within the motorhome are fed from which MCB.

  • Page 63: Wiring Of Connecting Cable And Motorhome Mains Inlet

    W IR ING DIAG RAM...

  • Page 64: Typical Appliance Consumption Figures

    TYP I CAL AP P L IA N CE CON S U MP T ION...

  • Page 66: Electrics

    EC400 Series Power control system ..................66 Control Panel System Operation ....................69 Battery charger ......................... 71 Fuses ............................73 Electrical faults .......................... 77 Motorhome Battery ......................... 82 Solar panel connection point ....................84 Accessory Harnessing ......................86 Generator usage ........................87 Habitation relay ......................... 87 Fault finding ..........................

  • Page 67: Ec400 Series Power Control System

    EC 4 0 0 SERI ES P OWER S U PP LY S YS T E M EC400 Series Power control system 1. Introduction This section of the handbook will guide you through the operation of the electrical system. Further technical details are contained in section 3 or in the supporting dealer technical manual available from www.sargentltd.co.uk For the safe operation of all electrical...
  • Page 68 230V Components Red indicator – Reverse polarity indicator, lights up Space heater /Water Combi or when the 230V supply polarity is reversed. heater installations Alde installations Green push switch – Charger switch, this switch turns the 12V battery charger on or off. “In” is on “out”...
  • Page 69 2.5 Control Panel - Component Layout generator. Depending on your type of vehicle (caravan Please note that some electronic generators or motorhome) the control panel will vary in may not be compatible with your leisure specification. system. Further generator operational information is contained elsewhere in this Not all features are present in all vehicles.

  • Page 70: Control Panel System Operation

    (vehicle) or rear (leisure) • View Levels. To display the battery voltage of the motorhome logo levels and the water tank levels on the • Mains on indication. When connected to a control panel gauges, press the levels 230v supply the LED with a “lightning strike”...
  • Page 71 (EMC) regulations and to ensure the safe vehicle is connected to the mains supply (see operation of the caravan or motorhome. This section 2.4) is indicated by the two battery LED’s flashing The Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCB’s) operate...

  • Page 72: 3.2 Battery Charger

    The following table shows the rating and circuit allocation for the three MCB’s Rating Output wire colour Description 10 amps White 230v Sockets 10 amps White (Yellow for heater Extra 230v Sockets / Space Heater 16 amps Yellow Alde heating (EC470 PSU Only) 10 amps Black (Blue for water Fridge / Water Heater / 12v...
  • Page 73 20A per battery. If a single battery is fitted to If the power is turned on and the vehicle a motorhome, this fuse may be increased to battery level falls below 10.9V a warning beep 40A, however if two batteries are fitted each will be heard and the vehicle battery gauge battery should be fused at a maximum of 20A.

  • Page 74: Fuses

    Battery Voltage cut off Action after cut off Notes Vehicle 10.9v Battery selection is changed This cut off level is designed from Vehicle battery to to protect the vehicle battery Leisure battery. If the leisure from over discharge. The battery is below 9v then a 10.9v level ensures there further warning will occur is sufficient power in the...
  • Page 75 25 Amps Clear Charger (fitted internally to PSU) * Where Applicable / When Fitted ** Motorhome Awning / Entry lights / Map lights / Enroute Heating / Compressor Fridge / Travel Skts *** Motorhome Bathroom lights The following table shows details of the fuse(s) located at the Leisure battery.
  • Page 76 If the vehicle engine is started whilst the The water tanks (fresh & waste, where fitted) motorhome is connected to the 230v supply, incorporate a level warning feature to warn the a warning beep will be heard. This is to warn...
  • Page 77 EC 4 0 0 SERI ES P OWER S U PP LY S YS T E M Step operation, if the engine is started with the step in the out position, the step will move in automatically, after a short warning buzzer. If this operation fails due to an obstacle a buzzer will sound continuously to warn that the step is still out, and therefore requires your attention.

  • Page 78: Electrical Faults

    P OWER SUP P LY S YS T E M FA U LT S 3.12 Common Fault Table Fault Possible Cause Proposed Fix No 230 volt out- Connecting lead between Check and connect lead as per 2.4C put from PSU the site and Leisure Vehicle not connected RCD switched off...
  • Page 79 PO WER S U P P LY S YS TEM FAU LTS 3.12 Common Fault Table Reverse Polarity Generator being used ‘The Reverse Polarity warning light is light is illuminated on when using my Generator’. This is on PSU a normal side effect when using some types of generator.
  • Page 80 No 12 volt output No 230v supply Check all above from PSU Charger not switched on Turn charger switch on, switch will il- luminate Battery not connected and / Install charged battery as per 3.4 or charged Power button on control panel Turn power on at control panel not switched to on Battery flat /...
  • Page 81 ELEC T R IC AL DATA 4.Technical Data & Approvals 4.2 Motorhome Equipment - EC460,465,468,469,470 PSU & EC461,462,466,467 Control Panel Outline Specification INPUT 230v 230 Volts / 0 to 16 Amps + / - 10% OUTPUT 230v RCD protected, 3 x MCB...
  • Page 82 However, customers should note that some items may have limited functionality when the battery is in a lower voltage state (i.e. circa 10V). The Swift Group makes every effort when specifying components to operate at low voltages, but is not responsible if a component fails to work at lower voltages.

  • Page 83: Motorhome Battery

    (black is negative and red/brown is positive) and that the terminals are securely Your motorhome has been fitted with one or fastened. two leisure batteries depending on size of vehicle and expected electrical loads. The...
  • Page 84 The Battery Box is intended to accommodate ie. without a rim can still be fitted, but check an auxiliary battery in your motorhome. The first that they will fit within the battery box Battery Box has a CE socket to connect to a and can be secured before purchasing.

  • Page 85: Solar Panel Connection Point

    Solar panel fitment Depending on specification, a solar panel connection point, or a solar panel and regulator, will be installed in the motorhome. Solar Panel Connection Point If a connection point only has been included in the motorhome harness, a solar panel using the provision must provide a fused and regulated output.
  • Page 86 The intention of this link harness camping without a mains 230V supply. is to provide an electrical route between Regulator operation the inside of the motorhome body, and a solar panel installation on the roof of the The regulator operates automatically, turning motorhome.

  • Page 87: Accessory Harnessing

    12V feed from a panel to be connect the motorhome, a power supply is included in to the leisure batteries. the motorhome harness for use with a tow bar It should be noted that this connection is only interface. Please ask your dealer about the tow...

  • Page 88: Generator Usage

    ABS before switching off. braking etc. In your motorhome the habitational relay is Whilst some generators use invertor within the EC400 / 450 power supply unit. technology, others use a more basic principle to generate the 230v supply.

  • Page 89: Fault Finding

    ELEC T R I C S FAU LT FI N DI N G The Swift Group recommends that electrical fault finding is undertaken by a trained Technician familiar with the systems involved. The basic checks below are therefore limited to items that can be checked without the use of tools etc.
  • Page 90 It is possible to link the operation of the step to the lock/ unlock commands from the central locking keyfob. If this feature is enabled on your motorhome, check if operation of the step via the central locking keyfob is possible. To...
  • Page 91 ELEC T R I C S FAU LT FI N DI N G Power Supply Fault Remedy Fresh water level sensor gives Use floor hatch within motorhome to access top of water incorrect readings tank, remove sensor (4-screws) and clean probes If problems persist, dealer assistance required for further fault finding.

  • Page 92: Cab Radio - Timer Setting

    (if fitted) Check Reverse Lights are operational on rear of motorhome. (Check base vehicle fuses if reverse lights are inoperative.) Rear view camera system Check fuses in habitation area fusebox...
  • Page 93 ELECT R IC S...

  • Page 94: Fitted Equipment

    FIT T E D E Q UIP ME N T Truma Ultrastore water heater operating instructions ............94 Truma S 3004 space heater ....................98 Truma Combi ........................103 ALDE Compact 3010 Control Panel - Functions and Symbols ..........119 Dometic absorption refrigerators ...................

  • Page 95: Truma Ultrastore Water Heater Operating Instructions

    Dealer on how to do this Filling the Truma Ultrastore with water Equipment Specification For details on type of equipment fitted in your e = Lever position motorhome, please refer to the Sales Brochure ‘Closed’ or Dealer. f = Lever position ‘Drain’...
  • Page 96 Note: If just the cold water system is Fig. 3 Ultrastore being used, without water heater, the heater tank is also filled up with water. Therefore, 50° order to avoid damage through frost, the water contents must be drained by opening 70°...
  • Page 97 T R U M A ULTRASTORE Red indicator lamp “Failure” Note: The water temperature cannot be The red indicator lamp (d) lights up if there is selected, automatic temperature limitation at a failure. approx. 70°C. For a faster heating up period the appliance can be simultaneously oper- The reason for such an indication is, for ated with gas and electrical power.
  • Page 98 5 minutes, and switch on again. Electrical operation When switching on, the • No 230 V supply • Connect the motorhome to heater does not operate. voltage. the site supply and / or check residual current circuit breaker.

  • Page 99: Truma S 3004 Space Heater

    T R U M A S 3004 SPACE HEAT ER S 3004 Space heater Note: The vehicle owner is responsible for arranging inspection Note: Surfaces become hot in use. Guards provided do not give full protection for the Liquid gas devices may not be used while young or elderly.

  • Page 100: Operating Instructions

    The vehicle owner is responsible for operation secured with a screw. of the device taking place correctly. If a canopy is mounted to the motorhome, it Operating instructions is compulsory that the exhaust cowl is guided S 3004 (P) heating system through the roof.
  • Page 101 T R U M A S 3004 SPACE HEAT ER To operate Note: The S 3004 P heating system (with S 3004 P with piezo pressure switch piezo pressure switch) is constructed so that subsequent installation of an auto ignitor is 1.
  • Page 102 Operating the fan If the device is not used for a longer period, close the quick-acting valve in the gas supply line and gas cylinder. Maintenance In Germany, the Truma Service Center is generally to be notified in case of any faults; the respective service partners are available in other countries (see Truma service book or a - Control knob / scale for fan power (1-5)

  • Page 103: Technical Data

    T R U M A S 3004 SPACE HEAT ER Only use temperature-resistant (+70°C), leak- proof mignon batteries (LR 6, AA, AM 3) (part no. 30030 - 99200); other batteries can cause function faults! Remove the case, slide the battery compartment cover up and change the battery.

  • Page 104: Truma Combi

    3.8KW of energy to heat the impeller wheel of the Trumavent fan, once your hot water and warm your motorhome. a year before the heating season starts. Clean • The intelligent heat management system...
  • Page 105 TR U MA C OM BI N ATI ON BO IL E R The intelligent heat management system Display and control elements operation in dual fuel mode and allow the Truma Combination boiler to prioritize the electric power source over your gas, which all conserve your gas supply.
  • Page 106 Turn to the left (-) Switch on / return to setting level • Menu is paged from right to left. • Press the control knob / push button for longer than 3 seconds or the • Reduce values. • Back button. Clicking The display shows the setting level.
  • Page 107 T R U M A C OMB I CO N TROL Heater d = boost * (Targeted, fast heating of the content of the Settable temperature range 5 - 30 °C boiler [boiler priority]. The water temperature (1 °C steps) is kept at the higher level [around 62 °C] –...
  • Page 108 Combi Gas The heater automatically switches to the gas mode. As soon as the 230 V power supply is reconnected, the heater automatically switches back to the mixed mode. Malfunction in the combustion process (e.g. lack of fuel): Combi Gas The heater automatically switches to the electro mode.
  • Page 109 T R U M A C OMB I CO N TROL Symbol Operating mode Description – Fan is switched off Circulating air, if no device is in operation. 9 speed levels can Vent be selected. Low fan level High fan level (only Combi Gas) Fast heating of the room.
  • Page 110 Select power type Deactivate the timer (OFF) • Click to change to the setting level. • Click to change to the setting level. • Use the control knob / push button to select • Use the control knob / push button to the power type.
  • Page 111 T R U M A COMB I CON TROL Service menu Warning Query the index status of a In the event of a warning, a warning symbol connected device appears to indicate that an operating parameter has reached an undefined status. In this case, the affected device continues to run.
  • Page 112 Malfunctions In the case of a malfunction, the control panel immediately jumps to the menu level “malfunction” and shows the error code of the malfunction: Cause remedied / return to setting level • Click the control knob / push button. •...
  • Page 113 T R U M A COMB I FAU LTS Troubleshooting instructions (Combi Gas heater) Error code Cause Remedy • Summer mode with empty water • Switch device off and allow to cool. container Fill boiler with water • Warm air outlet blocked •...
  • Page 114 T RU MA COMBI 4E / 6E If these steps do not rectify the malfunction, For details of the Digi-plus Combi Controller please contact the Truma Service. (3) see previous section, this section refers to operation of the combi with separate control panel (1) and power selector switch (2).
  • Page 115 TR U MA C OM BI 4E/6E If more output is required (e.g. heating up smell may be noticed for a short while. It is a or low outside temperatures) gas or mixed good idea to heat the device up several times operation should be selected so that enough in summer operation (60 °C) and to make sure heating power is always available.
  • Page 116 • Heating with drained water system WARNING: Care should be taken to Depending on the operating mode, the unit ensure adequate ventilation of the flue at all will automatically select the required power times. It is inadvisable to inhale exhaust fumes. level according to the temperature difference between the setting on the control panel For operating on gas turn on gas cylinder and...
  • Page 117 TR U MA C OM BI 4E/6E Maintenance Fuses 230 V Only original Truma parts may be used for The fuse and the power supply lines must only maintenance and repair work! Materials in the be replaced by an expert! device which come into contact with water The unit must be disconnected from the mains are suitable for use with drinking water (see...
  • Page 118 Technical data Current input at 12 V heater +boiler Determined in accordance with EN 624 or Combi 4 E: Short-term max. 5.6 A (average Truma test conditions power consumption 1.1 A) Device category Combi 6 E: Short-term max. 5.6 A (average power consumption 1.3 A) in accordance with EN 437 3 B/P...
  • Page 119 T R U M A COMB I FAU LTS Troubleshooting Fault Cause Rectification After switching on - No operating voltage. - Check 12 V battery voltage, (winter and summer charge if necessary. - Device fuse or vehicle operation) none fuse defective. - Check all electrical plug connections.

  • Page 120: Alde Compact 3010 Control Panel - Functions And Symbols

    A LDE H E AT ING Operating instructions control 2. The control panel in standby mode panel Alde 3010 613 Note: if “Standby Brightness” is set to Off, the display goes out when it enters standby Please read these instructions carefully before mode, but lights up if you press the screen.
  • Page 121 ALD E H EATIN G 3. From standby mode to setting menu Note: if “Standby Brightness” is set to Off, When on standby, the indoor temperature is the display goes out when it enters standby displayed, and the outdoor temperature is mode, but lights up if you press the screen.
  • Page 122 +22°C +22°C 2 kW 2 kW 1. Increase the quantity of warm water by 1. Start and step between the various power pressing the + button. When activated the steps (Off, 1kW, 2kW or 3kW) with the plus symbol changes colour to green. + button or –...
  • Page 123 ALD E H EATI N G 3. In order to switch off gas operation, press Off. 8. Unlocking the tool menu +22°C It is possible to go from the setting menu to the tool menu. Under the tool menu you can access the other functions of the control panel, 2 kW described in section 9.
  • Page 124 function limits the supply of hot water, particularly when there is a low heating requirement) Therm: With this function selected the pump is controlled by the panel/room sensor. This is the normal operating mode for heating the vehicle and obtaining a normal supply of hot water.
  • Page 125 ALD E HE AT IN G *230 V 10. Offset (temperature adjustment) This function is used in connection with Using this function, you can calibrate starting the boiler when connection the temperature on the panel if you of 230 V to vehicle takes place from notice that the temperature (the outside.
  • Page 126 10. Service and Resetting Service menus the system Activated Functions 1. Service With this function, you can see certain values of the boiler on the screen. The values are updated once a second Heater temp: Sanitary temp: 2. Resetting the system With this function the panel can be reset to factory setting.
  • Page 127 ALD E HE AT IN G Window open: Window open, the boiler stops for gas. Gas operation in the boiler starts again when the window is closed. The electrical operation remains in function. Check Soft Rev. the vehicle, boat or building manual to see Heater: Panel: whether this function is installed.

  • Page 128: Alde Heat Exchanger

    To use the Heat Exchanger The Alde heating system must be switched on, The Kon Tiki range of motorhomes is fitted while the motorhome engine is running, to use with an Alde heat exchanger, which transfers the heat exchanger. The following settings on...

  • Page 129: Alde Compact

    In this situation the Alde system will initially use Gas to heat the rear habitation area - when the motorhome engine is up to normal operating temperature, gas burner operation, and therefore gas consumption, will automatically be reduced.

  • Page 130: Important Information

    Boiler design Warm water The boiler consists of three eccentrically- fitted When only warm water is required, for example cylinders (heat exchanger, water jacket for the during the summer, no settings need to be heating system and, outermost, water jacket made, the boiler will look after this function for hot water).
  • Page 131 Note: The warm water heater should always Note these ratings are for the boiler only. be drained of fresh water when there is a risk of frost and when the motorhome is not 1050W requires a 6 amp fuse/supply. in use.
  • Page 132 Air circulation If using concentrated glycol, the mixture should consist of 50% water and 50% glycol. In order to achieve the best possible result Any vessels used for the liquid must be from the principle of convected heat, it is spotlessly clean, and the pipes in the heating important to allow air to circulate freely under system must be free of contamination.
  • Page 133 Use G12++ antifreeze which is compatible with any of the other types of inhibitor described. Open the bleeder screws in the system (please refer to the motorhome technical book for their locations). Leave the bleeder screws open until they start discharging fluid, and then close them.

  • Page 134: Fault Finding

    A LDE FA U LT S Alde technical data If they still fail to heat up, try the following: To help bleed the remaining trapped air place Measurements/Weights the vehicle on a sloping surface with the front Boiler height: 310mm end downwards.

  • Page 135: Dometic Absorption Refrigerator

    D O MET IC REFR IG ERATOR Dometic absorption refrigerator Limitation of liability All information and guidance in these operating Guide to these operating instructions instructions were prepared after taking into Before you start using the refrigerator,please consideration the applicable standards and read the operating instructions carefully.
  • Page 136 Safety instructions Note: Refrigerators manufactured by Dometic GmbH are free of CFC/HCFC Application according to regulations and HFC. Ammonia (a natural compound This refrigerator is designed for installation of hydrogen and nitrogen) is used in the in recreation vehicles such as caravans cooling unit as a coolant.
  • Page 137 • On ferry boats be carried out by authorised personnel • While transporting the motorhome by a only. Substantial damage to property and transporter or breakdown vehicle. / or injury to persons can arise through There is danger of fire! unprofessional procedures.
  • Page 138 • Only remove the outside packaging of single 1 - Model Number packs if all the necessary information, e.g. 2 - Product Number the use-by date, can also be read on the 3 - Serial Number single packs. 4 - Electrical rating details •...
  • Page 139 D O M ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Description of refrigerator RMx 8xx0 / Battery igniter RMx 8xx1 / MES RMx 8xx5 / AES Fig. 5 1 - Operating controls 2 - Door locking button 3 - Freezer compartment (removable) 4 - Insertable grid shelf (available as option, to be used when freezer compartment is removed)
  • Page 140 Description of fridge freezer Fig. 3 1 - Freezer compartment 2 - Operating controls 3 - Post-evaporator for cooling compartment 4 - Condensation water drain channel 5 - Data plate 6 - Vegetable bin 7 - Upper door shelf with flap, egg shelf available as option may be inserted 8 - Lower door shelf with bottle holders...
  • Page 141 D O M ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Manual energy selection / Automatic energy selection / automatic ignition (RM 8xx1) MES automatic ignition (RM 8xx5) AES Fig. 8 Fig. 9 1 - Power ON/OFF switch 1 - Power ON/OFF switch 2 - Energy selector button 230V ~ 2 - Energy selector button 230V ~ 3 - Energy selector button GAS...
  • Page 142 RM 8xx1 models MES appliances Setting of cooling compartment tempera- ture (manual energy selection) Electrical operation Fig. 18 Select the desired cooling compartment Fig. 16 temperature by pressing button (6) . To start the refrigerator, press button (1) for 2 The LED display (7) of the selected seconds.
  • Page 143 D O M ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Automatic operation Refuelling while in AES mode operation Note: In order to prevent unintended switching to gas operation during refuelling, the electronic system starts gas operation of the refrigerator after the motor has been turned off for 15 minutes.
  • Page 144 Battery compartment Fig. 21 Load the battery compartment with batteries press (8 x AA 1.5 V) before operating the refrigerator. Opening battery compartment Fig. 22 All operating modes can be selected while the on-board 12 V DC power supply is active. The internal voltage is disconnected.
  • Page 145 D OM ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Explanation of operating controls 8 - Temperature level display Fridge / Freezer models 9 - Indicator LED failure / Reset button GAS FAILURE The control panel buttons are not accessible Switching ON/OFF when the refrigerator door is closed.
  • Page 146 Manual operation If the battery voltage is too low, an acoustic signal (whistle tone) sounds every 15 seconds. • Select energy source with buttons (2,3,4) Then replace the batteries in the battery • Set temperature step by pressing button (7) compartment.
  • Page 147 D OM ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Refrigerator compartments Frame heating All models are equipped with a frame heating (12VDC/3,5W) around the freezer compartment. During summer months with high temperatures and humidity the metal frame may have water droplets forming. To evaporate these droplets switch on the frame heating with button (6).
  • Page 148 To enlarge the cooling compartment, just remove the freezer compartment. 1. Unlock the freezer compartment on both sides. 2. Pull the freezer compartment out. Store the freezer compartment safely in order to prevent damage Note: Once the freezer compartment is removed, an additional storage rack (3.) Fig.
  • Page 149 D O M ET I C REF RI G ER ATO R Positioning the storage racks 5 - Vegetable compartment: Salads, vegetables, fruit 6 - Top door shelf: Eggs, butter 7 - Middle door shelf: Cans, dressings, ketchup, jam 8 - Bottom door shelf (drinks compartment): Drinks in bottles or bags Shutting off the refrigerator Fig.
  • Page 150 Storing food and making When ambient temperatures are lower than +10°C and the refrigerator is exposed to these ice cubes temperatures for extended periods of time, an Storing products in the cooling even regulation of freezer temperature cannot compartment be guaranteed for system related reasons. This can cause the temperature in the freezer to •...

  • Page 151: Winter Operation

    D O M ET IC REF RI G ERATOR Shutting off the refrigerator Winter operation Fig. 41 Fig. 35 In winter, check that the ventilation grilles and the exhaust duct system (1) have not been blocked by snow, leaves, etc. CAUTION! Fig.
  • Page 152 CAUTION! Winter operation (fridge freezer models) In winter, check that the ventilation grilles and the exhaust duct system (1) have not been blocked by snow, leaves, etc. Fig. 32 When the outside temperature falls below +10°C, the winter covers (2) should be fitted. This protects the unit from excessively cold air which could have adverse effects on the performance of the unit.
  • Page 153 T R O U B LESHO OTIN G Troubleshooting Failure: The refrigerator does not cool sufficiently. Possible cause Action you can take Inadequate ventilation to the unit Check that the ventilation grilles are not covered Thermostat setting is too low Set thermostat to a higher level The condenser is heavily frosted Check that the refrigerator door closes...
  • Page 154 Failure: The refrigerator does not cool in 230 V operation. Possible cause Action you can take On-board fuse defective Fit new fuse Vehicle not connected to mains supply volt- Make a connection to a mains power supply AES: Gas operation despite connection to the Appliance switches to gas operation due to mains supply voltage? insufficient mains supply voltage (automatically...
  • Page 155 T R OU BLES HO OTIN G Operation with on-board 12 v power supply Indicator Fault Remedy (2) and (8) 230 V mode: Check mains power connection, mains voltage, "230V" not avail- fuse flashing and acous- able or voltage too tic signal 20s (4) and (8) 12 V mode:...
  • Page 156 Operation with batteries (internal power supply) Indicator Fault Remedy (3) and (8) Flame not ignited Check gas supply (gas bottle, gas valve) flashing brightly Press the (8) button after clearing the fault (3) and (7) Burner defective Check burner, burner nozzles, if necessary con- or cooling unit tact Customer Service and arrange replacement flashing brightly...

  • Page 157: Cooker 3 Burner And Hotplate

    CO O K ER OP ERATI ON Cooker 3 burner with combined 2. Flame supervision: Each burner is controlled individually and is monitored grill and oven / cooker 3 burner by a thermocouple probe. In the event + electric hotplate with separate of the burner flames being accidentally grill and oven extinguished, turn off the burner control and...
  • Page 158 The hotplate is a sealed construction and IMPORTANT transfers heat through conduction. For • Depending on specification, your appliance maximum efficiency a correctly sized pan with may be fitted with a glass lid shut-off system, a flat heavy gauge base should be used. Pan which cuts off the power to all hotplate size should be the same or slightly larger (up to burners (gas and electric) if the lid is closed.
  • Page 159 CO O K ER OP ERATI ON Using the Grill automatically cut off the gas supply in the event of the flame going out. In the event of the burner flames being accidentally extinguished, turn off the burner control and do not attempt to re-ignite the burner for at least one minute.
  • Page 160 switched off, when the front of the appliance is also fitted with a raised bar to prevent has cooled sufficiently. trays or dishes making contact with the back of the oven. To remove a shelf, pull • A constant 12V supply is necessary at all forward until it stops, raise at front and times to ensure the cooling system operates remove.
  • Page 161 CO O K ER OP ERATI ON Shelf positions are from the top down. When Leaks roasting with aluminium foil care must be taken If a smell of gas becomes apparent, the that the foil does not impair circulation or block supply should be turned off at the cylinder the oven flue outlet.

  • Page 162: Microwave Oven

    MICROWAV E Microwave oven general WARNING: user instructions g. When the appliance is operated in the combination mode, children should only Note: Always refer to the microwave use the oven under adult supervision due operating instructions supplied with to the temperature generated. (if provided) the vehicle.
  • Page 163 MIC R O WAV E 8. Do not pop popcorn unless popped in a 17. Never heat oil or fat for deep frying as you microwave approved popcorn popper or cannot control the temperature and doing unless it’s commercially packaged and so may lead to overheating and fire.

  • Page 164: Extractor Hood 524

    (3) prevents the extraction system from being contaminated from inside. Note: Safety information, always refer to the user instructions provided with your motorhome. Replacing the lamps on the extractor Lamp type: max. 10W /12V halogen with UVStop Always switch off the lights before replacing the lamps! The lamps get very hot during operation.

  • Page 165: Thetford C250Cs & C260S Cassette Toilet

    Tank that is accessible from the outside. The removable Waste Holding Tank is located under the toilet bowl and can be removed via a door on the outside of the motorhome. Parts a. Removable Seat and Lid b. Swivelling Toilet Bowl c.
  • Page 166 1. Open the access door on the outside of This may cause serious damage. If blockage your motorhome. occurs, always check if the blade handle is in the correct (closed) position. 2. Remove the Waste Holding Tank by pulling...
  • Page 167 T HET FO RD CAS SETTE TOI L ET vent plunger while emptying the tank. Waste holding tank After emptying, rinse the tank and blade To keep your Waste Holding Tank fresh and thoroughly with water. clean, Thetford has developed a number of different toilet fluids.
  • Page 168 Close the blade. Open the access door on the outside of your motorhome and empty the Waste Holding Tank at an authorised waste dump. Follow the instructions for cleaning and maintenance.
  • Page 169 Replace cap and return pour-out spout to stored position. DO NOT REMOVE overfilled CASSETTE. Go inside the motorhome and turn the flush knob clockwise to close valve blade. Now, the cassette may be removed following the normal removal and emptying procedure.

  • Page 170: Thetford C400 Cassette Toilet

    Thetford C400 Cassette Toilet o. Automatic pressure release valve: ventilates the waste tank when this located in the These operating instructions cover Thetford cassette toilet. Avoids excessive pressure in cassette toilet models C-402C, C-402X and the waste tank. C-403L. There are a few differences in the use p.

  • Page 171: Preparing For Use

    The functional design combines waterfill funnel when the water tank is empty. modern styling and ease of use and the toilet forms an integrated part of your motorhome C-402C, C-402X and C-403L bathroom. The Cassette toilet is manufactured 6. Remove the waste tank by pulling the safety from high quality synthetic material This makes catch upwards.
  • Page 172 Failure to adhere to this notice may downwards! result in water damage to yxour motorhome. 19. If required make the toilet ready for use once again. Return the water filing extension to its original position on the Emptying waste tank.
  • Page 173 Use one hand to push the 21. Open the access door on the outside of automatic pressure vent open, while holding your motorhome and turn the water filling the float of the automatic pressure release funnel outwards. Remove the cap and...
  • Page 174 For environmental reasons the use of If you still have questions or remarks, please antifreeze, such as that used in a car radiator, is contact the Customer Service Department in not advised. your country (see the addresses at the back of this manual).
  • Page 175 T HETFO RD CASS ETTE TOI LET...
  • Page 176 C-402c, c-402x and c-403l models Parts and functions C-402c, c-402x and c-403l...
  • Page 177 Replace cap and return pour-out spout to stored position. DO NOT REMOVE overfilled CASSETTE. Go inside the motorhome and turn the flush knob clockwise to close valve blade. Now, the cassette may be removed following the normal removal and emptying procedure.

  • Page 178: Windows

    Windows Acrylic (Plastic) Window Cleaning The material used to produce most motorhome windows is acrylic plastic. While the acrylic used is very durable, it is able to be scratched with relative ease and therefore, care must be taken when clearing your vehicle not to use aggressive clearing products.

  • Page 179: Windows / Roller Blind Advice

    WI ND O W S / B LI N DS ADV IC E • Clean the cassette, side track and fabrics Roller blinds that shade from the top with mild detergent and water. downwards must be kept completely open, or be opened regularly to allow the heat to •...

  • Page 180: Softrollo Blinds (Seitz And Horrex)

    SOF T ROL IO B LINDS Operating instructions for To close, turn the handle clockwise until the dome lies on the seal and a resistance blinds (Softrollo) is noticeable. Note: Before you start your journey, close the rooflight by turning the handle to the closed position.

  • Page 181: Roof Lights

    R O O F LIGHTS / FLYS CREEN Malfunctions must be repaired by an approved Mini Heki Rooflight dealer at once. Do not use caustic detergents To open depress button and push bar (danger of tension cracks in the dome). upwards.

  • Page 182: Midi Heki Rooflight

    This should not detract from the correct functioning of items fitted in the motorhome. Information During the normal travelling vehicle vibration and flexing may cause some of the furniture With crank doors to become out of alignment.

  • Page 183: Omnistep Single Step

    O M NIS TEP SIN G L E STEP / SI DE AW NIN G Omnistep single step Fiamma F45S/F45L side awning Operation In order to avoid unnecessary strain on the The OMNISTEP is operated by the lever awning as well as on the switch.
  • Page 184 Then of course you need to re- close the awning in normal conditions (see WARNING: The awning is a sun point 1).

  • Page 185: Cycle Racks

    C YC LE RACK S / REVERSE CAM ER A S Y S T E M Cycle racks Solar panel use The Swift Group allows the fitment of a two All Swift Group products have the specific cycle rack to our motorhomes and we have...

  • Page 186: Aguti Folding Seats

    A G UT I FOLDIN G S E AT S Aguti folding seat The seat is foldable by using two levers mounted on the side of the seat. 1. After unfastening, please place the belt buckle into the provided fixture. 2.

  • Page 187: Seat Swivel (Driver / Passenger)

    S EAT S W I VEL / SI DE L OC KER S / TA BL E S Seat swivel (Driver/Passenger) WARNING: Care shall be taken against the risk of fall out when the upper bunks are being used by children, especially under 6 years of age, these bunks are not suitable for use by infants without supervision.

  • Page 188: Care Of Laminate Tops, Tables, Furniture And Doors

    TV inlet from the back of this connection, to the primary TV position within the motorhome. At Depending on specification, the motorhome the same time, further co-ax cable or cables may be fitted with an external co-ax...

  • Page 189: Trigger Shower Heads

    A co-ax cable will be suitable for the gas used in the motorhome, fitted and connected within the motorhome, at the working pressure shown on the label in from the back of this connection, to the the barbeque outlet box.

  • Page 190: External Shower

    EX TE R N A L S H OW E R P OIN T This operation can be carried out using one WARNING: Care should be taken when hand. After uncoupling the equipment, seal off using the external barbeque point. Never the valve opening using the protection cap.

  • Page 191: Colour Reference

    CO LOU R REF EREN CE Colour reference The colour code for touch ups or resprays for all white Fiat/Peugeot cabs and Swift coach built habitational body components is Fiat White 249. For silver cabs the colour reference is silver metallic 611 and metallic black 632.

  • Page 192: Maintenance

    MA INT E N A N CE Vehicle Modifications & non-standard parts ................192 Motorhome exterior ....................... 192 Motorhome interior ........................ 195 Winterisation .......................... 199 Chassis & rear axle ......................... 202 AL-KO exhaust system ......................202 Caring for the environment ....................202...

  • Page 193: Vehicle Modifications & Non-Standard Parts

    The Swift Group rubber used on the exterior for seals and Warranty. gaskets.
  • Page 194 (during cooking). d. After showering, keep the bathroom window In the enclosed space of a motorhome, the or skylights open, and shut the bathroom moist air from the kitchen or bathroom areas door long enough to dry off the room.
  • Page 195 It Any sign of mould growth is an indication of can take a long time for a cold motorhome the presence of moisture and if caused by to warm up, so it is better to have a small...

  • Page 196: Motorhome Interior

    NOT apply to Nubuck Suede or any other uncoated leather. Bulb Replacement and Type Full details of the bulbs used with your Swift Impala Fabric (Model specific) Group product can be found in your Technical The Impala fabric fitted to some Swift Group Handbook.
  • Page 197 M OT OR H OM E I N TERI OR stains may need a solution of 95% water and roughly 5% soap (a gentle washing up liquid is recommended). 3. Allow the cleaned area to dry completely and then gently brush or vacuum with a soft brush the area that was cleaned using strokes in the direction of the pile of the fabric.

  • Page 198: Cleaning Solutions

    CL EA N IN G SOL U T ION S Cleaning Solutions Please refer to the table below for the best cleaning solutions for different types of stains: Staining agent Clean water 95% water / Diluted IPA Wet wipes 5% washing up Alcohol liquid •...
  • Page 199 We “Thetford Bathroom Cleaner is available from therefore cannot accept any responsibility most motorhome/caravan dealer shops. for misuse of Impala fabric by allowing such liquids, materials or substances coming into Furniture contact with it.

  • Page 200: Winterisation

    W IN T E RIS AT ION Winterisation Bulb Replacement and Type Full details of the bulbs used with your Swift The Swift Group recommends the following Group product can be found in your Technical winterisation points for customers: Handbook. Details of how to change the...
  • Page 201 See • Charge the leisure battery for 24 hours prior Fig 2 to placing motorhome in storage. Pull out filter • Ensure the isolation button on PSU is in the 'OFF' position.
  • Page 202 • If the motorhome is going to be left • Close all blinds and curtains. Customers are connected to 230v supply while not in use, reminded to check the tension on blinds after ensure the microwave is unplugged.

  • Page 203: Chassis & Rear Axle

    AL-KO exhaust system A standard Fiat/Peugeot exhaust system is fitted, utilising an AL-KO modified tail pipe, available through your approved dealer. A standard Fiat exhaust system is fitted to all other models, with the addition of a Swift Group tail pipe.

  • Page 204: Fault Finding

    FA U LT F INDING Water ............................ 204 Gas ............................206 Cassette Toilet ........................207...
  • Page 205 WAT ER FAU LTS Water Fault Cause Remedy Water not Freshwater tank empty Check flowing from Pump wired in reverse Check wiring, refer to pump manufacturers any tap when instructions operated but Pump not primed Refer to pump manufacturers instructions pump runs Pipe inlet or outlet pipe Check connections...
  • Page 206 WAT E R FA U LT S Water Fault Cause Remedy Water flows Cold water pipe kinked Check and re-route if necessary from hot preventing flow tap but has Blockage in cold pipe line Disconnect pipes after 1st Y connector and reduced flow check up to tap from cold...
  • Page 207 GAS FAU LTS Fault Cause Remedy Hob does No gas Check level of gas in bottle not light Check gas bottle valve is on Check gas taps are on Air in pipe Purge system Refer to hob manufacturers instructions Oven does No gas Check level of gas in bottle not light...
  • Page 208 Replace cap and return pour-out spout to stored position. DO NOT REMOVE overfilled CASSETTE. Go inside the motorhome and turn the flush knob clockwise to close valve blade. Now, the cassette may be removed following the normal removal and emptying procedure.
  • Page 210 US EF U L INFO RMAT ION Owners Club ........................210 Spares and after sales Supercare ..................210 Repair facilities ........................210 Caravan Clubs ........................211 Motoring Associations ......................211 Trade Association ......................... 211 Change of ownership ......................212 Index ............................ 216...

  • Page 211: Owners Club

    Swift Group Dealer Network, from door catches through to spare wheels. Please note, all parts enquiries must be directed through your dealer, as the Swift Group does not operate a direct retail service. We endeavour to supply parts for vehicles up to 8 years old.

  • Page 212: Caravan Clubs

    The enjoyment of motorhoming can be greatly The Society of Motor Manufacturers enhanced by membership of one or more of and Traders Limited (SMT) the various motorhome/caravanning, motoring Forbes House, and holiday clubs. Here are some useful Halkin Street, addresses:...

  • Page 213: Change Of Ownership

    Change of ownership Notification of change of ownership (for second owners only) A the new second hand owner, please notify the Swift Group of the change of ownership by completing this page and sending it to: Customer Services Swift Group Limited,...
  • Page 214 CH A NGE OF OW N E RS H IP Details of Model: motorhome: Chassis No: Name: owner: Address: Email: Telephone: Mobile: Date of purchase: Previous Name: owner: Address: Email: Telephone: Mobile: Date of purchase:...

  • Page 217: Index

    I ND EX Symbols Coastal code ........... 18 Code of conduct ........16 12V reading lamp ........187 Colour reference ........190 230V mains electrical equipment power consumption ........... 61 Condensation ........193 Country code .......... 18 Cruise Control ......... 28 Accessory harnessing ......
  • Page 218 Large storage areas ......... 22 S2000 blinds (Seitz) ....... 177 Leisure battery ......... 71 Seat belts ..........23 Levelling the motorhome ......40 Seat swivel (driver/passenger) ....186 Loading of vehicle ........21 Security ........... 35 Service inspection ........11 Shower ..........
  • Page 219 IN D EX Warranty ............ 6 Tables ............ 186 Waste water system ........ 46 Table storage ......... 186 Water faults ........49, 204 Tank heaters ..........44 Water level sensor and cleaning ....47 Thermal insulation heating ....... 58 Water level sensor & cleaning ....48 Thetford C260CS &...
  • Page 220 The NCC also conduct unannounced inspec- tions at the Swift factory to ensure continued compliance. NCC Approval gives you peace of mind that your motorhome is legal and safe. All Swift Group motorhomes are European Whole Vehicle Type Approved. This is your assurance that these motorhomes...
  • Page 221 Swift Group Dunswell Road Cottingham East Yorkshire HU16 4JX Tel 01482 875740 Fax 01482 840082 email enquiry@swiftgroup.co.uk For more information visit www.swiftgroup.co.uk Issued July 2013 1404337...

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