Trigger Shower Heads; External Bbq Point - Swift Motorhome Owners Service Manual

S H O W ER / EX TERN AL B B Q P O IN T
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Co-ax connection point within the mains
inlet enclosure, Satellite decoder position
within the motorhome (Kon Tiki and E700)
A short co-ax lead featuring a screw on co-ax
connection will be present behind the Blue
mains inlet connector. A co-ax cable will be
fitted and connected within the motorhome,
from the back of this connection, to the
location intended for the later fitment of a
satellite decoder or similar receiver. At the
same time, further co-ax cable or cables will
be fitted which route from a likely TV aerial
position (i.e. within the wardrobe) to each of
the TV positions within the motorhome.
The external connection can be used to link a
dish or external aerial, to the decoder / receiver
position, and the co-ax leads from each TV
point can then be used to link the decoder /
receiver to each TV.
Depending on the type of decoder / receiver,
it is possible that a modulator or similar
component would be required to convert the
output from the device (SCART or HDMI) into a
signal that can be sent through co-ax cable.
Shower
When using the shower, always ensure that
the shower door is fully closed thus avoiding
water spray on unprotected areas
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Trigger shower heads

• Squeeze trigger to release water. Release
trigger to stop. Twist trigger up to gain
permanent water flow, lower to stop.
• Care should be taken as water may become
hot temporarily when switched on until it
mixes and regulates.
• Small children should be surpervised at all
times when using the shower.
• We recommend unfastening the trigger
shower head before travelling and storing
safely to prevent it becoming detached whilst
travelling.
Motorhomes with external
BBQ point
Models equipped with an external barbeque
point can be used to power any gas appliance
suitable for the gas used in the motorhome,
at the working pressure shown on the label in
the barbeque outlet box. Please note when
using the outlet that the fitted regulator will
allow a maximum of 1.5kg per hour of gas to
be taken from the gas bottle. Therefore the
consumption of gas from both the appliances
within the motorhome and the appliance
connected to the barbeque point cannot
exceed a total of 1.5kg per hour at any one
time. If you are in any doubt please consult
your dealer for advice. To use point proceed
as follows.
When external gas equipment is being
connected, the operating pressure of the gas
supply of 30 or 50 mbar must correspond with
the operating pressure of the equipment that is
being connected (see data plate).
The plug-in connection can only be made if the
quick-acting valve is closed. The safety locking
mechanism can be released by sliding back
the coupling sleeve.
The coupling K-valve is designed such that
the quick-acting valve can only be opened if
the connection is being made via the plug-in
connection. The connection is made by inserting
the plug-in connection into the safety coupling.