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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 2012
1714002

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  • Page 1 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 2012 1714002...
  • Page 2 Holiday Home Owner's Handbook...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Introduction ..........3 Warranty and After Sales ......7 Siting ............11 Safety ............19 Heating and Cooking ......29 General Care, Maintenance and Winterisation ........33 Technical Information ......53 CONTENTS Index ............102...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION Introduction ................4 Owner’s Certificate ..............5...
  • Page 8 Introduction INTRODUCTION Thank you for deciding to buy a new Swift caravan holiday home. We are sure you and your family will enjoy many happy hours of comfort and relaxation and hope the information in this handbook will improve your enjoyment. It has been designed to give you a general guide to the care, safe use and maintenance of your caravan holiday home and help protect your investment.
  • Page 9 Introduction OWNER’S CERTIFICATE Please complete all details on form below for reference at a later date. Manufacturer: Swift Group Ltd Owner's Name: Model: Home Address: Identification Marking: Key Number: CO Alarm (Date of Manufacture) Smoke Alarm Tel No. (Date of Maunfacture)

  • Page 11: Warranty And After Sales

    WARRANTY AFTER SALES SUPPORT Warranty ................... 8 Aftersales Support and Service ........... 10...
  • Page 12 12 months from the date of transfer of a new other than Swift which causes stoppage new. holiday home from an approved Swift Group of or impairment to the function of any Dealer or Park Operator to its first owner.
  • Page 13 If this is not possible to the Holiday home. then contact the Swift Group Customer Care Department on 01482 875740, or enquire on the website www.swiftgroup.co.uk...
  • Page 14 Warranty/After Sales AFTERSALES SUPPORT AND SERVICE Please note that all after sales enquiries must be directed through your supplying Dealer or Park Operator. The After Sales service at the factory is geared to supporting our Dealer/Park Operator network, as is the service provided by the appliance manufacturers.

  • Page 15: Siting

    Craning ................... 12 Siting ..................12 Supportingbthe chassis ............12 Jacking ................... 13 Anchors .................. 15 Snow Loading ................ 16 SITING Chassis Specification ............17 typical support and holding down points ......18...

  • Page 16: Craning

    Siting CRANING SITING Detailed, technical risk assessments relevant to lifting caravans and to that specific lift Given the high risk involved in craning Your caravan holiday home should be sited (including wind loading, load spread, operations, the legal requirements are on a correctly prepared standing of suitable appropriate slinging method, etc.

  • Page 17: Jacking

    Siting Hardwood packing should be used between • Before raising the caravan holiday • While jacking at other points, it is the load bearing blocks and the chassis to to home, the wheel(s) remaining on the important to check and recheck all cushion the weight and reduce the ground should be chocked;...
  • Page 18 Siting required over a large area, such as under a PLAN TO STAY SAFE Given the risks of working beneath a larger trolley jack. It is important to place caravan, it is recommended that at least jacks in the centre of any spreader plate or Use the most appropriate type of jack for one other person who has been trained combination of plates.

  • Page 19: Anchors

    Siting The caravan holiday home should be process at appropriate intervals throughout When the caravan holiday home is level in all carefully jacked up in accordance with the length of the home. Levelling the caravan directions, the corner steadies may be jacking instructions.

  • Page 20: Snow Loading

    Siting SNOW LOADING capable of withstanding a minimum of 10kN. See Fig 2 for illustration of anchor points. To comply with the requirements of EN1647 Swift caravan holiday homes have specific Section 2 for snow loading, the following holding down points, which are located method of supporting the caravan holiday approximately 1m from the ends of the main home when sited must be carried out.

  • Page 21: Chassis Specification

    Siting CHASSIS SPECIFICATION It is advisable on Auvergne models to position an axle stand on the front cross • All chassis are built to CoP 501/502 member in the position shown below to specification. further support the chassis under the large •...

  • Page 22: Typical Support And Holding Down Points

    Siting TYPICAL SUPPORT AND HOLDING DOWN POINTS...

  • Page 23: Safety

    General Advice ..............20 Fire Precautions ..............20 Smoke + CO Alarms .............. 21 Emergency Shut Off Points ..........22 Safe Use of LPG ..............22 Safe Use of Electricity ............25 Cooking .................. 26 SAFETY Ventilation ................27 Pull out bed and bunks ............28...

  • Page 24: General Advice

    Safety GENERAL SAFETY ADVICE FIRE PRECAUTIONS Always be aware that a fire can re-ignite, even if you think it is extinguished. Ensure you and your family know the Important: Your attention is drawn to Never allow modifications to appliances, locations of all means of escape emergency the notice affixed inside the holiday electrical and LPG systems except by a exits.

  • Page 25: Smoke + Co Alarms

    Safety FIRE EXTINGUISHER SMOKE AND CO ALARMS • Cover your nose and mouth with a cloth (wet if possible).Take short, shallow It is recommended that a 1kg (2lb) minimum Please read the user instructions provided breaths. capacity dry powder fire extinguisher is kept with your caravan holiday home.

  • Page 26: Emergency Shut Off Points

    Safety EMERGENCY SHUT OFF POINTS • Interior: At the electrical consumer unit, included in the connection between the usually situated in the twin bedroom cylinder and the appliance. The regulator is wardrobe. precisely set to control the pressure of the supply and MUST NOT BE ADJUSTED.
  • Page 27 Safety • Don’t attempt to disconnect a regulator THE GAS SYSTEM Gas Regulators from a switch-on valve (15kg and 7kg Your Gas System will have been connected Gas cannot be supplied from a bottle cylinders) if the flame does not go out and commissioned by a registered Gas Safe without gas regulation.
  • Page 28 Safety Gas Inlet operate fans, lights or other electrical apparatus. Get outside for a few minutes The inlet connection is the start point of the • Always use a Gas Safe registered gas fitter and consult your park operator. holiday home’s gas system. It will be found at for any work or modification to your gas the rear of the holiday home.

  • Page 29: Safe Use Of Electricity

    Safety WIRING CARBON MONOXIDE - THE FACTS • Remember, gas appliances which are designed, installed and used correctly, • When gas does not burn properly, The maximum current rating of your holiday regularly serviced, and properly poisonous carbon monoxide fumes may be home is dependant on whether the holiday ventilated and flued are completely safe.

  • Page 30: Cooking

    Safety The RCD has been factory tested for correct MAINS ELECTRICITY AND FAULT Symptom: operation. The RCD should be tested each FINDING The RCD or MCBs do not trip when tested. time you switch on the mains supply and/or Symptom: •...

  • Page 31: Ventilation

    Safety • Do not use the oven with the door inner • When cooking with fat or oil, never leave All high level ventilation is achieved by glass panel removed (glass oven doors unattended. means of roof ventilators. Low level only).

  • Page 32: Pull Out Bed And Bunks

    Safety PULL OUT BED BUNK BEDS For approximate locations refer to the holiday home drawing in the technical Take care when unfolding the bed as some section of the handbook. WARNING: Use upper bunks for sleeping components are spring loaded to assist the only, with the provided protection against bed unfolding.

  • Page 33: Heating And Cooking

    HEATING COOKING Central Heating and Hot Water System ......30 Appliances ................31...
  • Page 34 Heating and Cooking BEFORE USING APPLIANCES PLEASE The thermal grade of your holiday home is READ THE USER INSTRUCTIONS Grade 3 with central heating and double SUPPLIED. glazing & Grade 1 without central heating and / or double glazing:- NOTE: In the interest of safety, The definition of a Grade 3: A caravan replacement parts for an appliance must holiday home, including windows, doors...
  • Page 35 Heating and Cooking Appliances ELECTRICAL LOUNGE FIRE/HEATER WARNING: (IF FITTED) PLEASE READ USER INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED GAS OVEN AND GRILL Like the majority of domestic fridge/ freezers sold in the UK your fridge/ Please read the user instructions provided freezer is designed to operate within an WARNING: Before undertaking any before using the oven and grill.
  • Page 36 Heating and Cooking...

  • Page 37: General Care, Maintenance

    Chassis ................... 34 Checking the External Structure ......... 34 Windows and Doors .............. 36 Kitchen and Bathroom ............37 Furnishings ................39 Furniture ................. 41 Security .................. 41 Alignment and adjustment of doors ........43 Entrance door and hinge adjustment ......... 44 Hinge adjustment ..............

  • Page 38: Chassis

    General Care CHASSIS CHECKING THE EXTERNAL Should wet storage stain (white rust) occur on a product however, then it can sometimes be STRUCTURE GALVANISED CHASSIS removed using a stiff bristle brush or a Inspect visually for damage to panels, gutter “Scotchbrite”...
  • Page 39 General Care Visually inspect for damage of the roof EXTERIOR PANELS Cleaning is as for aluminium panels. structure, check all visible mastic seals for Small scratches and other minor damage can ALUMINIUM PANELS signs of shrinkage or cracking and re-seal be repaired with the use of CanExcel The aluminium exterior of your holiday home is where necessary.

  • Page 40: Windows And Doors

    General Care SNOW PRECAUTIONS close the handle to locate the spur inside this Six monthly: Clean with a proprietary brand of keep, which will lock the window but allow a UPVC cleaner. Great caution should be taken when cleaning level of ventilation. snow from the roof of the holiday home.

  • Page 41: Kitchen And Bathroom

    General Care • Only use cleaning materials which do not • Use excessive loads on the windows and showering. The valves also maintain the impair anti-corrosion properties doors. pre-set temperatures even if the water pressure varies when other appliances are •...
  • Page 42 General Care If a water supply is fed by gravity then the periods in cold or freezing conditions, leave the PROTECTING YOUR THERMOSTATIC supply pressure should be verified to ensure tap open and line up the ridge on the MIXER VALVE (BATH) the conditions of use are appropriate for the thermostat hand wheel with the letter “H”...

  • Page 43: Furnishings

    General Care washing up liquid. All bath cleaning powders Most bath cleaning powders and liquids will behalf or give you their name and address if and liquids will damage the surface of your damage the surface of your fittings even the you wish to make contact with them.
  • Page 44 General Care area of stain using small circular motions. • After ironing freshen up the fabric by using a Steak • Do not soak the fabric in the solution as soft brush sauce excessive soaking can cause damage. More persistent stains may need a solution •...

  • Page 45: Furniture

    General Care Heat and light SECURITY Cleaning code W: Clean only with water based shampoo or non solvent upholstery cleaner. Never leave your furniture in direct contact with PROTECTING YOUR HOLIDAY HOME AND Disclaimer or too close to a heat source, e.g. a space POSSESSIONS heater.
  • Page 46 General Care the owners of stolen goods. Advertising the fact that your property is so identified may act as a deterrent. Property can be marked by etching, die-stamping, branding, engraving or by using a security marker pen. Organise yourselves on the holiday home park so that everyone keeps an eye open for strangers or anything suspicious.

  • Page 47: Alignment And Adjustment Of Doors

    General Care ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENT OF DOORS Misalignment of mitres If the entrance door becomes misaligned the indicate that this door hinges can be adjusted to bring the door is low on the handle back into alignment. The lock keep can also side of the door be adjusted to ensure that the lock engages correctly.

  • Page 48: Entrance Door And Hinge Adjustment

    General Care ENTRANCE DOOR HINGE AND Hinge in the supplied position LOCK ADJUSTMENT If the entrance door becomes misaligned the hinges can be adjusted to bring the door back into alignment the lock keep can also be adjusted to ensure the lock engages correctly.
  • Page 49 General Care Pull back the cover Insert 5mm A/F Alan key and turn to move the vent left or right. This will increase or decrease the clearance between the door vents and the keep. If the screw is difficult to turn it may be necessary or loosen the fixing screws.
  • Page 50 General Care To adjust the door vent compression and height within the frame unclip the cap as shown. This bolt is used to adjust height and compression. Insert 4mm A/F Alan key to adjust the vent height within the frame and the vent to frame compression.
  • Page 51 General Care IMPORTANT: Adjusting the hinges will not compensate for a door aperture and frame that are out of square. If The Diagonal measurements shown vary by more than 5mm or the width measurements vary the Holiday Home should be levelled or the frame installation corrected.

  • Page 52: Lock Keep Adjustment

    General Care LOCK KEEP ADJUSTMENT The Lockmaster 3 Deadlock System as illustrated to the left is a new locking mechanism developed specifically for the leisure home market. Each of the deadlocks Adjustment and the latch have +20mm and -20mm screws vertical movement to aid locking during manufacture, transport and siting.

  • Page 53: Vinyl Flooring

    General Care VINYL FLOORING ELECTRICS REGULAR MAINTENANCE Daily cleaning: using soft dry broom or Vinyl flooring risk being stained by in-ground The electrical supply to your holiday home vacuum cleaner. dirt if they are not cleaned regularly. on some holiday parks is restricted. Please check with you park manager before using Weekly cleaning: using neutral detergent in - Avoid using waxes or polishing products...

  • Page 54: Lpg

    General Care secured and gas tight. GAS LEAKS NEVER USE A NAKED FLAME WHEN (a) If a gas leak is suspected, close the gas The LPG installation and LPG appliances in CHECKING FOR LEAKS. cylinder valve or other valve at the inlet to your holiday home should be checked the holiday home.

  • Page 55: Winterisation

    General Care (b) Turn off mains water stop tap. prevent frost damage to the filter during NEVER BLOCK VENTILATION GRILLS cold and freezing conditions. OR GAS DROP HOLES. (c) Open, drain off fresh water, outlets on the underside of the holiday home. Always The filter water pipes are connected to the ALL APPLIANCES ARE FITTED IN under the central heating boiler/water...
  • Page 56 General Care (p) Carry out a full lubrication schedule (i.e. NOTE: When returning your holiday locks, hinges, jockey wheel). home simply reverse the procedure above. Taking these simple precautions (q) Clear gutters and fall pipes to prevent will help to protect and maintain the debris blocking the system.

  • Page 57: Technical Information

    External Dimensions ..............54 Model Names, Berths and Bed Sizes ........56 General Layouts & Ventilation and Emergency Exits ...58 TECHNICAL Plumbing (Water System) ............89 INFORMATION Plumbing (Heating System) .............90 Electrical schematics ...............91...
  • Page 58 Technical Info EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS Model Soleil 28x10-2 9.25m (30'4") 9.05m (29'8") 8.63m (28'4") 3.33m (10'11") 3.05m (10'0") 3.29m (10'10") Soleil 32x10-2 10.39m (34'1") 10.18m (33'5") 9.77m (32'1") 3.33m (10'11") 3.05m (10'0") 3.29m (10'10") Soleil 35x10-3 11.55m (37'11") 11.34m (37'2") 10.93m (35'10") 3.33m (10'11") 3.05m (10'0") 3.29m (10'10")
  • Page 59 Technical Info Auvergne profile...
  • Page 60 Technical Info MODEL NAMES, BERTHS AND BED SIZES Model Berths Double Twin Rear Twin Sofa Bed 1.83x0.61m (6'0"x2'0") Burgundy 28x10-2 4 (Plus 2) 1.91x1.37m (6'3"x4'6") 1.80x1.12m (5'11"x3'8") / 1.76x0.61m (5'9"x2'0") 1.83x0.69m (6'0"x2'3") Burgundy 32x10-2 4 (Plus 2) 1.91x1.37m (6'3"x4'6") 1.80x1.12m (5'11"x3'8") /1.76x0.69m (5'9x2'3") 1.83x0.61m (6'0"x2'0") Burgundy 35x10-3...
  • Page 61 Technical Info MODEL NAMES, BERTHS AND BED SIZES Model Berths Double Twin Rear Twin Sofa Bed Moselle 35x12-2 4 (Plus 2) 1.91x1.53m (6'3"x5'0") 1.83x0.69m (6'0"x2'3") 1.80x1.12m (5'11"x3'8") Moselle 38x12-2 4 (Plus 2) 1.91x1.53m (6'3"x5'0") 1.83x0.69m (6'0"x2'3") 1.80x1.12m (5'11"x3'8") Moselle 38x12-2 Bath 4 (Plus 2) 1.91x1.53m (6'3"x5'0") 1.83x0.69m (6'0"x2'3")
  • Page 62 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 28' x 10' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 63 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 32' x 10' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 64 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 35' x 10' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 65 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 28' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 66 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 32' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 67 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 35' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 68 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Burgundy 35' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 69 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 28' x 10' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 70 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 32' x 10' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 71 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 35' x 10' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 72 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 28' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 73 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 32' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 74 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 35' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 75 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Soleil 35' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 76 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Bordeaux 33' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 77 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Bordeaux 35' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 78 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Bordeaux 38' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 79 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Bordeaux 38 x 12 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 80 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Moselle 35' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 81 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Moselle 38' x 12' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 82 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Moselle 38' x 12' 2 bed (bath) layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 83 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Moselle 38' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 84 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Auvergne 38' x 12' 2 bed (FL) layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 85 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Auvergne 38' x 12' 2 bed (FK) layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 86 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Chamonix 36' x 12' 2 bed layout closed lounge Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 87 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Chamonix 39' x 12' 2 bed layout open lounge Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 88 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Champagne 41' x 13' 2 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 89 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Family Retreat 38' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 90 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Provence 38' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 91 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Serenity 38' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator (6000 SQ.
  • Page 92 Technical Info GENERAL LAYOUT SHOWING VENTILATION AND EMERGENCY EXITS Coastal Retreat / Woodland Escape 38' x 12' 3 bed layout Square roof ventilator Gas drop ventilator (21279 SQ. MM) Circular roof ventilator Circular floor ventilator (2986 SQ. MM) (760 SQ. MM) Rectangular floor Extractor fan ventilator...
  • Page 93 Technical Info PLUMBING (TYPICAL WATER SYSTEM) BATHROOM SHOWER WASH BASIN BOILER TOILET KITCHEN SINK WASH BASIN TOILET HOT WATER SUPPLY COLD WATER SUPPLY HOT AND COLD DRAIN COCKS POSITIONED UNDER BOILER - OUTSIDE...
  • Page 94 Technical Info PLUMBING (TYPICAL HEATING SYSTEM)
  • Page 95 Technical info GENERIC SCHEMATIC...
  • Page 96 Technical Info ALL ELECTRIC HEATING...
  • Page 97 Technical Info ALL ELECTRIC HEATING...
  • Page 98 Technical Info CHAMPAGNE SCHEMATIC...
  • Page 99 Technical Info CHAMPAGNE SCHEMATIC...
  • Page 100 Technical Info CO-AX / AV SCHEMATIC BORDEAUX / BURGUNDY CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC BORDEAUX /BURGUNDY MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM TWO LOUNGE TV TV POSITION TV POSITION TV POSITION POSITION (OPTION) (OPTION) (OPTION) FLOOR...
  • Page 101 Technical Info MOSELLE CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC CO-AX / AV SCHEMATIC MOSELLE MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM TWO LOUNGE TV TV POSITION TV POSITION FIREPLACE TV TV POSITION POSITION (OPTION) (OPTION) POSITION (OPTION) FLOOR...
  • Page 102 Technical Info CHAMONIX CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC AERIAL POSITION CO-AX / AV SCHEMATIC (AERIAL NOT SUPPLIED) CHAMONIX AERIAL AMPLIFIER MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM THREE FIREPLACE TV LOUNGE TV BEDROOM TWO TV POSITION TV POSITION POSITION POSITION TV POSITION HDMI HDMI AV LINK HDMI LINK CO-AX LINK...
  • Page 103 Technical Info CHAMPAGNE CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC AERIAL POSITION CO-AX / AV SCHEMATIC (AERIAL NOT SUPPLIED) CHAMPAGNE AERIAL AMPLIFIER LOUNGE TV MASTER BEDROOM FIREPLACE TV BEDROOM TWO POSITION TV POSITION POSITION TV POSITION HDMI HDMI AV LINK HDMI LINK CO-AX LINK...
  • Page 104 Technical Info SERENITY / PROVENCE CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC CO-AX / AV SCHEMATIC SERENTIY / PROVENCE MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM TWO TV POSITION TV POSITION TV POSITION LOUNGE TV FIREPLACE TV (OPTION) (OPTION) (OPTION) CABINET POSITION AV LINK CO-AX LINK FLOOR...
  • Page 105 Technical info FAMILY RETREAT CO-AX/AV SCHEMATIC BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM TWO LOUNGE TV MASTER BEDROOM DVD/CONSOLE DVD/CONSOLE TV POSITION TV POSITION POSITION TV POSITION POSITION POSITION AV LINK AV LINK CO-AX LINK CO-AX LINK FLOOR...

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    Index Gas fire ..........31 Gas leaks ..........50 Aftersales support and service ... 10 Dishwasher .......... 31 Gas oven ........26, 31 Alignment and adjustment of doors ..43 Door locks ........... 36 Gas safety ........... 24 Anchors ..........15 Doors and windows ......
  • Page 107 Index Microwave oven ........31 Taps ............. 39 Model names ........ 56, 57 Toilet/shower room ......37 Night vents .......... 36 Upholstery care ........39 Owner’s certificate ........ 5 Ventilation ..........27 Ventilation and emergency exits ... 58, 65 Vinyl flooring ........41, 49 Plumbing (typical heating system) ..
  • Page 108 Notes...

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