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  • Page 1 2015 Owners Handbook Coachman 5 Year Warranty Upgrade to a Coachman...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Pre-Tow Checklist Thetford Cassette Toilet badge. The NCC also conducts unannounced Coupling Up Checklist Rooflights inspections at the Coachman factory to ensure Omnivent continued compliance. NCC approval gives Towing & Driving Mini Heki you peace of mind that your caravan is legal...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    Providing care have their own comprehensive operating is exercised when towing with a 4x4, Your Coachman Caravan has been designed instructions which should be supplied with especially when off road and loading as a luxury recreational vehicle and is your caravan.
  • Page 4 Warranty and Service handbook and and water ingress is detected at the time of authorised dealer using Coachman genuine return it to Coachman within one week of the part exchange Coachman confirms they parts, recommended sealant and following collection.
  • Page 5 INTRODUCTION As with the Coachman 5 year warranty all To preserve your 6 year worry free water The warranty also excludes: water ingress offers are subject to the ingress and delamination offer you must • Caravans used for hire or reward.
  • Page 6: Security

    SECURITY FIRE RETARDANT FOAMS CARAVAN REGISTRATION AND If you do not receive a Touring Caravan Registration Document, lose it, or any of the IDENTIFICATION SCHEME – VIN Under the Condition of the Consumer details recorded are incorrect, please Protection Act 1987, the manufacturer has a The caravan has been security marked and contact: responsibility to ensure that their product is...
  • Page 7: Your Caravan

    Dealer or customer to highest quality materials. The floor is make, nor even a need to be with the van to The AL-KO chassis fitted to your Coachman constructed from a Styrofoam plywood complete the activation. is constructed from high quality, hot dip sandwich, impregnated with anti-damp and galvanised steel.
  • Page 8 When closing the door from the inside, of the self-tapping type. you should move the lever down, pull the All Coachman Caravans are classified as door closed firmly then release the lever. Grade 3 thermal insulation. This means that with an outside temperature of -15ºC the internal temperature can be raised to 20ºC...
  • Page 9: Towing Code

    TOWING CODE GETTING STARTED DEFINITION OF TERMS a) LPG The mass of the recommended gas storage Please refer to the NCC Caravan Towing MAXIMUM TECHNICALLY tank(s) when filled to 90% of the permissible Guide contained in your information pack PERMISSIBLE LADEN MASS maximum capacity.
  • Page 10 TOWING CODE OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT vehicle as stated in the manufacturers THE MASS OF THE CARAVAN IN handbook. The caravan’s nose weight Items made available by the manufacturer RUNNING ORDER CONTAINS should be as high as practical; taking into over and above the standard specification of PROVISION FOR THE MASSES OF account the towing vehicle and caravan the caravan.
  • Page 11 TOWING CODE POWER TO WEIGHT RATIO: the gearbox oil increasing when towing. The advice of the vehicle manufacturer should No hard and fast rules can be stated but be sought. here is a general guide. MEASUREMENT OF NOSE WEIGHT: a) Conventional petrol engines with a capacity up to approximately 1500cc Nose weight may be measured using a should be adequate for towing a caravan...
  • Page 12: Preparing For The Road

    PREPARING FOR THE ROAD In order to be able to tow a caravan a driver When the towing vehicle and caravan are Caravans should be loaded so that the nose must hold a Category B licence. Those car fully laden and “ready to go” the towing weight of the caravan is in accordance with drivers who passed their tests prior to 1 vehicle should be level fore and aft.
  • Page 13 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD b) Towing vehicle springs too soft. Brakes/Breakaway cable Towing vehicle’s rear suspension c) Insufficient nose weight. A breakaway cable is fitted so that in the It is important that the towing vehicle’s rear case of the caravan becoming detached suspension is not deflected excessively by d) Nose of caravan is towing too high.
  • Page 14: Pre-Tow Checklist

    - tables are stored in their transit positions. ATC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - fridge is on 12v operation and door travel All Coachman Caravans come fitted with a After coupling the caravan correctly to the catch is set. stabiliser. It can make a good towing towing vehicle, connect the 13 pin plug to vehicle/caravan combination safer to handle.
  • Page 15 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Upon connection, ATC will carry out an initial self-test and the LED light on the front fairing will light up RED. During the self-test, the sound of the push rod moving inside ATC can be heard. When the self-test is complete, the LED will turn GREEN or flashing GREEN to signal that ATC is active.
  • Page 16: Preparing For The Road

    PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Display Colour ATC Condition Diagnosis What to do Outcome Status Green ATC Active Everything OK Green Flashing ATC Active Self test incomplete Drive forward to detect Green (Constant) Ready for journey movement to complete self test and re check LED ATC Inactive Possible to continue Remove 13 pin plug and wait...
  • Page 17 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD HITCHING UP Wind up the corner steadies to the fully retracted position. Wind up the jockey wheel to raise the hitch to the above height of the towing vehicle ball. Remove ball cover. (It is an advantage to have a person standing by the caravan to direct the driver of the towing vehicle to place the vehicle in the correct position).
  • Page 18 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Operating Instructions – AKS 3004 to the towball. Push the black handle • If the red lower section obscures the down and check the green indicator green section then you need to check The AKS 3004 stabiliser fitted to your button is showing.
  • Page 19 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Friction Pads Replacement Fig.7 • Unscrew the 2 screws which are under the red rubber soft dock by using the special tool. (Fig. 7). • Remove screw from back plate. (Fig. 8) • Remove friction pads. (Fig. 9) Loading capacity The AKS 3004 can tow vehicles up to gross weight of 3000kg and a maximum nose...
  • Page 20 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Electrical Connections and Road Lighting Plug in the 13 pin electrical connections and check that all road lights work. VIEWED FROM REAR In accordance with EN150 11446 your caravan is fitted with a 13 pin Jaegar plug for electrical connections and road lighting.
  • Page 21 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD BREAK-AWAY CABLE Correct procedure for use: Fig.1 • Regularly check the cable and clip for UK LAW requires that all trailers with brakes damage. If in doubt, contact your dealer built on or after 1st October 1982 (e.g. or service agent.
  • Page 22 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Other means of attachment - weakened so that it subsequently fails to Note: Any rear view mirror fitted shall be ‘e’ do its job. The cable may also be caught marked and cover the field of view as In some instances it may be possible to on an obstacle when in motion thus stipulated by type approved requirements...
  • Page 23: Towing & Driving

    PREPARING FOR THE ROAD/TOWING AND DRIVING 9. Once “Hitched Up”, are the corner Avoid wear and tear on clutch and Use nearside wing mirror to check caravan steadies fully retracted, and the transmission by taking extra care. has cleared when overtaking. caravan handbrake OFF? Change gears smoothly.
  • Page 24: Changing A Wheel

    TOWING AND DRIVING Proficiency at reversing can only be chassis and remove the split ring in the 12. Fit spare wheel and reverse the above achieved with practice. hole at the end of the bolt. Now loosen procedure placing the punctured wheel and remove the hand wheel.
  • Page 25: Safety & Security

    SAFETY AND SECURITY Please note with Alloy Wheels you should quickly as possible using whichever exit is It is advised that fixed ventilation points are first tighten all bolts to 85Nm (63lbs/ft) quickest including windows. Do not stop checked and cleaned (if necessary) on a then go around again in the sequence to collect any personal items.
  • Page 26: Fitment Of Al-Ko Secure

    SAFETY AND SECURITY FITMENT OF AL-KO SECURE • Align the wheel so that the receiver can be seen in the centre of the rim opening. DO NOT use the rim opening in which the tyre valve is fitted. (Fig 1) •...
  • Page 27 SAFETY AND SECURITY Fig.7 Fig.10 TWIN AXLE CARAVANS Fit the front lock first by aligning the wheel so the receiver can be seen in the centre of the rim opening. Chock front wheel and opposite wheel. Jack the caravan (preferably using the AL-KO side lift jack) Fig.8 until the rear wheel is clear of the ground.
  • Page 28: Arrival At Site

    ARRIVAL AT SITE CHECK SITE REGULATIONS FOR Disconnect the 13 pin plug and return it to Place the leveller jack, folded flat, in front of its holder. the wheel needed to be raised to level the ANY LOCAL RESTRICTIONS axle. Unclamp and lower the jockey wheel to the SELECTING PITCH...
  • Page 29: Connecting Services

    (blocks of wood a minimum of 6 determine which model you have, please small distance backwards with the other. inches (15.25cm square) taking care not to refer to the Coachman brochure. lift the caravan wheels. Under no circumstances should mains WARNING: If the handbrake is NOT water be connected to the caravan fully applied (i.e.
  • Page 30 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER PRESSURISED WATER SYSTEM The activated carbon, which removes OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS chlorine, tastes and smells, etc., by Fresh water is supplied to the caravan from absorption and by mechanical filtration an external water container by either the reduces algae and bacteria.
  • Page 31 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Use dial on the filter housing for guidance to During the winter when the caravan is not in replace after approx. 35 days of use. use, it is advisable to remove the filter to 1.
  • Page 32 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER ULTRAFLOW WATER PUMP SAFETY INSTRUCTION CONFORMITY DECLARATION ASSEMBLY - Use the switch only in a technical flawless En 55014/en60730 electrical safety and condition. electromagnetic compatibility ECE R10 The Water Pump Assembly comes complete electromagnetic compatibility ECE R10 with the water pump, container cover and - The power supply has to be rated with 6.3 electromagnetic compatibility for vehicles...
  • Page 33 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER In the event that the pressure of Dry-run Protection Please note, that the shower has no approximately 0.7 bar is not reached (for electrical connections and works only in a Finally in the event that the pump is running example if the system is being purged of air pressurised system.
  • Page 34 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER MIXER TAPS WHALE ON BOARD SYSTEM Simply lift the drain plug handle out from (Laser) recessed area, rotate 45º and rest on top The shower, hand basin and kitchen taps are The external/onboard water system fitted to surface as shown in the diagram.
  • Page 35 CONNECTING SERVICES - WATER Problem Possible Causes Potential Solution Pump fails to turn on Loose wiring connection Remake a sound connection Pump circuit has no power. Replace fuse/reset Blown fuse. Pressure switch failure Reset pressure switch using manufacturer’s instructions. Defective motor. Replace pump.
  • Page 36 CONNECTING SERVICES - GAS GAS (LPG) WARNING • Inspect flexible hoses on a regular basis for deterioration, wear and The gas installation of your caravan has • Do not use appliances which have a damage and renew as necessary with been designed to meet the requirement of different working pressure.
  • Page 37 CONNECTING SERVICES - GAS Germany or Austria supply Propane with a GAS SAFETY ADVICE GAS LEAK PRECAUTIONS male connection. Regularly check flexible gas hose. Finally WARNING Propane will work at temperatures as low as make sure that each gas appliance is - 40ºC and is therefore suitable for all winter working efficiently to the recommendations Under no circumstances should fixed...
  • Page 38 CONNECTING SERVICES - GAS The gas is heavier than air and therefore the gas supply and will then allow you to sinks to the lowest point. turn on the gas supply. FLUE INSTALLATIONS CHANGING GAS CYLINDERS All flue installations should be inspected If a gas cylinder is to be left disconnected once a year throughout their length for for an extended period, then care must be...
  • Page 39: Electricity

    CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY any residual current device (earth Note: If you wish to use any 12v leakage circuit breaker) in the mains appliances, you must turn on at the MAINS SUPPLY (LOW VOLTAGE) supply to the caravan has been control panel.
  • Page 40 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY Periodically 6. Preferably not less than once a year, the caravan electrical installation should be inspected and tested and a report on its condition obtained as prescribed in the Regulations for Electrical Installations, published by the Institute of Electrical VIEW OF VIEW OF VIEW OF...
  • Page 41 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY The following items need to be added only latch back into position if the fault has together if used simultaneously. been removed. If these devices will not locate back into the ON position consult a 230V Mains equipment typical qualified electrician.
  • Page 42 BATTERY CHARGER/POWER or repair, must only be carried out when Charge Controller – Part Number the mains supply has been disconnected, STS01208 (Part of Coachman ELEQE062) SUPPLY and only by a qualified electrician. The charge controller does not need to be...
  • Page 43 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY speaking all loads/applications are best Typically, the panel will generate up to 25Ah RELAY HOUSING powered through the battery rather than per day in peak conditions. Provides the 12 volt distribution throughout directly from the solar panel. There is no maintenance required with this the caravan.
  • Page 44 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY the ON position, upwards against the spring BATTERY BOX ALWAYS USE BATTERY TRAY pressure, to restore the supply back to PROVIDED. normal. The RCD also acts as the main switch for the unit and if it is required to WHEN USING A BATTERY WITH A switch off all circuits in the caravan this can VENT KIT, LEAVE THE VENT TUBE IN...
  • Page 45 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY Battery Type Light Switches – Pastiche/VIP/Laser Never leave a leisure battery in a It is recommended that a top quality 12V The front side high level lights in discharged (flat) condition as this will leisure battery of a sealed type is used which Pastiche/VIP/Laser are fitted with a dimmer cause the battery plates to ‘Sulphate’...
  • Page 46 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY dedicated supplies from the battery, such as MAIN FUNCTION BUTTONS that the current menu holds. Only menus fridge ignition or alarm if fitted. relevant to your caravan will be displayed. Master Switch MASTER The pump switch, switches the supply to the Clock Pressing the Master Switch will switch pump, but the pump light is illuminated all...
  • Page 47 CONNECTING SERVICES - ELECTRICITY You can return to displaying in volts by certain undesirable situations occur. Here is Your caravan will be fitted with a Truma pressing Enter and selecting the V a summary of what they mean. Combi (Amara/Pastiche/VIP) water heater. unit The Laser is fitted with the Alde Combined System.
  • Page 48: Caravan Equipment

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT TRUMA COMBI to the temperature difference between the Summer Operation temperature set on the control panel and the (Boiler operation only) Vision and Pastiche caravans are fitted with current room temperature. When the boiler Gas operation or 230 V electrical is used for the Truma Combi this is a warm air heater is filled, the water is automatically heated as hot water preparation.
  • Page 49 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT This airflow can be easily balanced by using Safety Instructions - failure to use original Truma parts as the butterflies in the blown air outlets to replacement parts and accessories. The use of upright gas cylinders from which optimise the flow to different parts of the gas is taken in the gas phase is mandatory - failure to follow the installation and...
  • Page 50 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT smell may be noticed for a short while. It is checked regularly for brittleness. Winter- for the correct operation of the appliance. a good idea to heat the device up several proof special hoses must always be used if The installer or vehicle owner must apply the times in summer operation (60ºC) and to the equipment is operated during the winter.
  • Page 51: Combi Heater

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT TRUMA CONTROL PANEL Display and Control Elements Control knob/push button The control knob/push button (8) is used to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS select and change set values and Safety Instructions parameters; these can be saved by clicking the control knob/push button. Selected - The device may only be operated if it is in menu items will flash.
  • Page 52 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT control panel can be selected in any Heater sequence. The operating parameters are Settable temperature arranger 5 – 30 °C (1 shown in the status line (2) or the displays °C steps) (5, 6). a = heater* - Hearer is switched on. Start/stand-by screen Change the warm water level After connecting the control panel to the...
  • Page 53 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT *This symbol will flash until the required Special aspects in the mixed mode Select Fan level water temperature is reached. Interruption of the power supply 230 V When the heater/air conditioner unit is Select power type connected. Combi Gas - Use the control knob/push button to The heater automatically switches to the gas - Use the control knob/push button to...
  • Page 54 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Set Timer Symbol Operating mode Description - Use the control knob/push button to select the symbol in menu line (4). HEATER COMBI - Click to change to the setting level. Fan is switched off. If the timer is activated (ON), the timer Vent Circulating air, if no device is in operation.
  • Page 55 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT parameters are only taken into consideration Select power type Activate the timer (ON) when the next start/end times are reached. - Click to change to the setting level. - Click to change to the setting level. Until then, the operating parameters set outside the timer remain valid.
  • Page 56 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT SWITCH LIGHTING ON/OFF - The hour display flashes. Change language - Use the control knob/push button to set Select the required language from those Available when an air conditioning unit is the hours (24 h mode). available (e.g. English, German, French, connected.
  • Page 57 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT warning symbol remains in the warning TECHNICAL DATA status. Devices connected to the control Display LCD, monochrome panel can be operated. Dimensions (L x W x H) 92 x 103 40 mm MALFUNCTIONS Operating temperature range -25 °C bis + 60 °C In the case of malfunctions, the control panel immediately jumps to the menu level Storage temperature range -25 °C bis + 70 °C...
  • Page 58 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Error Code Cause Remedy # 17 - Summer mode with empty water container - Switch device off and allow to cool. Fill boiler with water. - Warm air outlet blocked. - Check each of the outlet openings. - Circulated air intake blocked. - Remove the blockage from circulated air intake.
  • Page 59 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT ALDE CENTRAL HEATING AND 1. Both the control panel and boiler are off. A.Clock is enabled. Day of the week and time shown. HOT WATER SYSTEM - VIP & 2. To start the system, press the Power LASER. button on the control panel.
  • Page 60 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Domestic Hot Water Electric Heating The Alde boiler stores 8.4 Litres of hot water Check that 230 V supply is displayed on the as standard. If the hot water cylinder is Standby Screen. The Alde boiler is empty, the air is heated but no damage can programmed to use power economically and result.
  • Page 61 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Setup Antimicrobial function MAINTENANCE SHUTTING DOWN THE SYSTEM To actively kill Legionella, setup the Antimicrobial The Alde control panel requires no To save energy, the control panel only function. At 2:00 every night, the hot water will maintenance, other than cleaning of the updates the boiler after the last adjustment be heated to over 65 °C for 30 mins.
  • Page 62 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT • Remove the Alde control panel from the may be stiff after a period of disuse. • Automatically clears when 12 V supply vehicle and air in a warm, dry place reaches 11 V. • Automatically clears after 5 mins. Please overnight.
  • Page 63: Refrigerator

    THETFORD REFRIGERATOR Main Parts For 12v wiring arrangement, refer to Technical Data. Your Coachman caravan is fitted with a N 1. Refrigerator door, 2. Freezer door, 3. Door 3000 Series Refrigerator (see caravan model lock, 4 Security lock (dependent on model),...
  • Page 64 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Before operating and using this refrigerator from the cooling system: Switch off contains substances that are harmful to we advise you to read the Thetford manual the refrigerator, extinguish any naked flames, your health; completely. Keep this manual in a safe provide sufficient ventilation through vents, •...
  • Page 65 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT • Keep flammable material away from the To switch on the refrigerator, push the on/off Sources refrigerator; switch and hold it for 1 second, as On VIP and Laser the refrigerator illustrated. A light in the on/off switch will •...
  • Page 66 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT connection, make sure that the control panel Lowest Highest up on the control panel. To switch on the cooling cooling is powered from the battery or AA batteries. function again, push both arrow buttons for level level 2 seconds once more. When selecting gas, the flame should be Your refrigerator meets the climate class SN ignited within 30 seconds.
  • Page 67 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Turn the plastic clamp on the right side of To prevent your refrigerator from ice- directly out of the freezer compartment. This the storage shelf upwards, as illustrated. Lift formation, always cover liquid products, let can cause burn wounds. the right side of the storage shelf upwards, warm products cool down before placing To fasten the process, make ice cubes...
  • Page 68 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT When you close and press the door of the CLEANING DEFROSTING refrigerator, the door locks automatically. It is important to regularly clean the A layer of ice on the cooling fins will decrease While driving this door lock also secures the refrigerator for optimal performance.
  • Page 69 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Make sure the gas taps of the gas bottle ensure all relevant product type information 11 The refrigerator does not work in are closed during storage. is available refer to Thetford handbook. AUTO mode: Water through the vents may damage Troubleshooting Check if the sources are connected - try to your refrigerator.
  • Page 70: Oven, Hob & Grill

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT All lights on the control panel are blinking, 3. This warranty does not prejudice current accordance with the local, national and what should I do? consumer protection laws. European regulations in force. Particular attention has been given to the requirements Please contact your Deal or a Thetford 4.
  • Page 71 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Operation the burner left for at least 1 minute before Using the Electric Hotplate a further attempt to ignite the burner. The burners on this appliance have fixed Ensure the electricity is switched on. The aeration and no adjustment is required. The 5.
  • Page 72 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT onto a clean dry cloth or paper towel and 2. To light: Open door, push in the control is fitted with a flame sensing prove, which apply a thin coat of oil to the hotplate knob and turn to full rate. Hold a lighted will automatically cut off the gas supply in surface.
  • Page 73 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT 3. Your oven is with Spark Ignition and can The grill pan supplied is multi Before first use, heat the oven for be ignited by depressing the ignition functional for use in grill or oven. about 30 minutes at 200ºC, to button, which is located on the fascia.
  • Page 74 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Cooking Guidelines recipe. If in doubt about a recipe you intend Do’s and Don’ts to use, study the recipe carefully then find a Best results will be obtained by the shelf read the user instructions carefully similar dish in our guide and use our shelf positions in this guide.
  • Page 75: Microwave

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT clean the appliance regularly. • Open all doors and windows to disperse model and serial number on the data badge any gas escape. plus date of purchase. remove spills as soon as they occur. • Never check for leaks with a naked flame, Shut off gas supply at isolating valve, leak investigation should be carried out switch off electric supply and ensure...
  • Page 76 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT IMPORTANT SAFETY off the sides of the oven cavity at random. WARNING: Liquids and other foods INSTRUCTIONS Microwaves will pass through certain must not be heated in sealed materials, such as glass and plastic, to heat containers since they are liable to Please read carefully and keep for future the food.
  • Page 77 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT WARNING FireAngel manufactures some of the most each year and injures many more. It is often technologically advanced carbon monoxide referred to as the silent killer because it has Test smoke alarm operation after caravan detectors in the world. no odour or taste and cannot be seen.
  • Page 78 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Your FireAngel CO detector monitors the Common sources of CO • Burn charcoal inside your home, caravan, level of CO as parts per million (ppm) in the tent or cabin. • Oil and gas boilers atmosphere surrounding the detector. •...
  • Page 79 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT • Make regular visual inspections of all fuel- the disabling tab (see image). This will in The detector will not protect against the risk burning appliances turn pull out the metal disabling clip, of carbon monoxide poisoning when the which is attached to the end of the tab, power pack has drained.
  • Page 80 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT NOTE: If the disabling tab is no longer Testing the sensor LED illuminates yellow and the sounder available then the clip can be replicated by sounds for a second time (this should NOTE: We suggest the use of an incense opening out a thin metal paper clip into a U- happen after around 5 seconds).
  • Page 81 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT two minutes of exposure to the smoke for Fault/low power pack signal: MAINTAINING/TESTING YOUR the localised level of carbon monoxide DETECTOR The unit continuously checks the settings of within the sensor to reach over 50ppm). its sensor and circuitry. If any of these Maintenance Now move the source of CO away from the settings are found to be incorrect or if the...
  • Page 82 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT • Do not use any solvent based products What to do during an alarm THETFORD C260 near the detector. • Keep calm and open the doors and See Thetford quick guide supplied • Move the detector to a safe location and windows to ventilate the caravan.
  • Page 83: Thetford Cassette Toilet

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Main Parts Symbols used rinse) and a variety of waste holding products (Aqua Kem Blue, Aqua Kem Green, Standard Aqua Kem Natural, Aqua Kem Sachets) 1. Cover. 2. Seat. 3. Swivelling toilet bowl. Aqua rinse keeps the flush water fresh, 4.
  • Page 84 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Opening the blade If you want to continue using your toilet after Ordinary toilet paper can cause emptying, prepare the waste-holding tank The toilet can be used with the blade open clogging. Use Aqua Soft toilet paper gain. or closed.
  • Page 85 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Cleaning Maintenance www.thetford.eu. Just like your toilet at home, it is also To prolong the life of your toilet, maintain Spare Parts important to clean this cassette toilet your toilet regularly. Use cassette tank Original Thetford spare parts are available regularly.
  • Page 86: Rooflights

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Does the toilet have a fuse? the instructions in the manual have not When closed roof lights still provide fixed been followed (for example incorrect use ventilation. Yes, the toilet has a maintenance-free self- of additives). resetting fuse. Roof lights provide a maximum 11,500mm •...
  • Page 87 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT - By pushing on the switch S1 (extract) or Table 2 S3 (intake), the airflow can be adjusted in 6 steps. See Table 2. *MIN = 3,7 m3 /min. (2W – 0,17 A) *MAX = 24 m3/min. (86 W – 7,20 A) - In order to save the battery, the speed drops from position 6 to the lowest position after one hour of use.
  • Page 88 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT - It is possible to allow the ventilator to MAINTENANCE c) Swivel the metal bar towards the dome work for 5 minutes on the highest speed and snap into its holder. The ventilator grid can be removed for (boost).
  • Page 89 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT 4. Closing the blinds: Opening / closing the dome: Position “C” a) Pull blind across aperture using finger grip - push the bar (2) to the marked rest - press the push button (1) and in the bar. Engage with plastic clip on the simultaneously open the dome with the position ( ).
  • Page 90: Mini Heki

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Care Instructions 8. Before opening, remove snow, ice, dirt, MIDI HEKI etc. from the dome Clean the acrylic (glass) pane only with Seitz Intermediate position of dome acrylic cleaner or soap suds and plenty of water. 9. Malfunctions are to be repaired by an By pushing the bar into the marked rest Use talcum to care for the rubber seals.
  • Page 91 CARAVAN EQUIPMENT Safety precautions • Repairs should be carried out only by trained personnel. • Inform an approved Dealer in case of defects and malfunctions. • Before starting off, check the roof light for damage in the dome (tension cracks) and the opening mechanism which could arise owing to.
  • Page 92: Entertainment System

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT • Do not close the blind more than 2/3 tension of the spring to roll up the flyscreen. ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS during the day (Danger of heat jam). Where a cross bar is not fitted, disconnect Your caravan is fitted with a CD/MP3 player. from the blind catch and release gently.
  • Page 93 AT800 have a dedicated website which can (NOTE: Awning light control is present in all use the alarm. If you are unsure of any be accessed for further information Coachman Caravan models) content, please contact your supplier in the https://at800.tv/ first instance or the manufacturer direct.
  • Page 94 PIR The STINGER 310 key fob controllers use present in all Coachman Caravan models) sensor active (see key fob arm/disarm two lithium button cells (CR 2032) in each section) to prevent your pet from triggering key fob.
  • Page 95: Beds & Bunks

    CARAVAN EQUIPMENT To replace the batteries, firstly remove the WARNING. four cross head screws from the underside of the fob, then pull apart the two halves of Please ensure the adjustable feet on the fob. Remove the used batteries from the the bed are adjusted to touch the lower half of the case, then insert the new floor/carpet so that the bed is...
  • Page 96: Care Of Your Caravan

    CARE OF YOUR CARAVAN CLEANING Acrylic Windows it the attraction of dust; it removes among other things, light stains and dust which Your caravan is fitted with shatter resistant This section of the guide is devoted to the clings loosely to the pane. Regular care with acrylic windows.
  • Page 97 CARE OF YOUR CARAVAN then penetrate by diffusion into the material can be taken: higher than 80% for a long time. To prevent itself and then end up on the inside of the damage assure the relative humidity of air is •...
  • Page 98 CARE OF YOUR CARAVAN cream cleaner may be used. This should be polished surface will require the use of a CAUTIONS applied with a soft damp cloth followed by a proprietary stainless steel polish but slight i) Cleaning agents containing sodium clean water rinse and drying.
  • Page 99 CARE OF YOUR CARAVAN vi)Most domestic dishwashing liquids showers have an adequate but limited contamination are not purely limited to contain chlorides; if they are left in long- resistance to high temperature. 70’C gastro-intestinal diseases, but may also term contact with stainless steel, pitting normally should be considered the manifest themselves as ear, nose, throat, corrosion may occur.
  • Page 100: Storage

    CARE OF YOUR CARAVAN pre-prepared wipe impregnated with a 6. Flush the system through with clean caravan interior is clear and not obscured by disinfectant/sterilant. drinking water until no traces of items stored on the floor. disinfectant/sterilant can be detected at 7.
  • Page 101: Maintenance

    This is known as ‘White Rust’ and should NOT be SUSPENSION SHOCK ABSORBERS confused with rust. All Coachman Caravans are fitted with AL-KO Octagon Shock Absorbers to provide increased damping characteristics and to improve road holding.
  • Page 102: Al-Ko Chassis

    MOUNTED outwards into contact with the drum. The AL-KO parking brake system Each Coachman caravan has a unique AL- Friction between the brake shoes and the incorporates a patented device for added KO spare wheel carrier mounted on the...
  • Page 103 MAINTENANCE information relates to the use of the tyre As from April 1987 the speed limit in the UK Braking System adjustment must be carried on cars. This is not the operating or when towing a caravan was raised from out by an Approved Dealer.
  • Page 104 MAINTENANCE WARNING – Ensure the wheel is of the same construction and size with the one that has been removed Tighten all bolts equally in the order shown in the diagram. Torque settings are: Steel Wheels 88Nm (65lbsft) Alloy Wheels 130Nm (96lbsft) Please note with alloy wheels you should first tighten all the bolts to 85Nm (63lbsft)
  • Page 105: Servicing

    Guarantee and AND SUPPLIED THROUGH YOUR competent Service Centre. Proof of this will will preserve your rights under the warranty. APPOINTED DEALER. be required in the event of a warranty claim. The Coachman warranty does require that...
  • Page 106 The dealer can then order them from the SALES DEPARTMENT with all enquiries. 6. Towing hitch and overrun device factory or direct from the supplier for Coachman genuine parts and recommended 7. Jockey wheel appliances detailed overleaf where the procedures must be used at all times.
  • Page 107: Warranty

    SERVICING / WARRANTY SECTION (C) INTERIOR 3. Refrigerator CARE WARRANTY 4. Distribution Unit 1. Wall panels Your caravan is covered by a 5 year warranty. To activate this warranty your 5. Charging Unit 2. Furniture selling dealer must forward the signed and 6.
  • Page 108 The specific valid for 5 years from the date of purchase • Misuse of any component. exclusions of the Coachman Caravan except when otherwise stated. Company Limited Warranty during years • Replacement of parts which have reached...
  • Page 109 Coachman • Cleaning or adjustment of any assemblies. using the change of ownership form in the • Coachman will pay the total labour cost The warranty will be invalidated if the back of the Warranty and Service...
  • Page 110 90 days either side of offer. the anniversary of the purchase date. As with the Coachman 5 year warranty all • Your 10th service is carried out before the water ingress offers are subject to the expiry of the 120 month period from the conditions, terms and exclusions listed in original date of purchase.
  • Page 111 WARRANTY & AFTER-SALES REFERENCE CHART...
  • Page 112 INDEX Wheels & Tyres Alarm Electricity Microwave Television & FM Radio Aerial 91 AL-KO Lightweight Chassis 100 Consumer Unit Thetford Cassette Toilet Arrival at Site Control Panel Oven, Hob, Grill Towing Code Parking Coupling-Up Checklist Towing & Driving Selecting a Pitch Preparing for the Road Pulling Off Unhitching...
  • Page 113 NOTES...
  • Page 114 Upgrade to a Coachman Coachman Caravan Company Ltd Aftercare Operations Amsterdam Road Sutton Fields Industrial Estate Hull HU7 0XF www.coachman.co.uk Tel: 01482 877405...

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