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Autocruise Star range 2008 Owner's Handbook Manual

Autocruise Star range 2008 Owner's Handbook Manual (102 pages)

Brand: Autocruise | Category: Motorhomes | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Introduction
2
Contents
3
Service Inspection
7
Camp Sites
10
Use of Site Appliances
10
Departure
10
Parking
10
The Coastal Code
11
Preparing for the Road
12
Before Moving off Check
13
Motorhome Terms
13
Loading of Vehicle
13
Maximum User Payload
13
Driving Licence
14
Roof Landing
14
Dedicated Travelling Passenger Seating
14
Tyres
14
Vehicle Classifications
15
Advice on Towing
15
Spare Wheel Removal
17
On Standard Chassis
17
Safety & Security
18
Fire
19
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
19
Smoke Alarm
19
Maintenance
19
Escape Paths
20
Additional Security
20
Security
20
Ventilation
20
Arrival at Site
21
Positioning the Motorhome
22
Levelling the Motorhome
22
Drop down Corner Steadies
22
Awnings and Tents
22
Connecting Services
23
Sterilising
24
Accessories
24
Maximum Filter Efficiency
24
Routine Maintenance
24
Water System Winterisation
25
Ultraflow Replacement Filter
25
Ultraflow Waterline
25
Ultraflow Outdoor Shower
25
Gas
26
General Information
26
Gas Bottles
26
Regulaor
26
Leaks
27
Connection
27
Residual Gas
27
Changing Gas Cylinders
27
Exchanging Hoses
28
Checking for Leaks in the High Pressure Area
28
Thermal Insulation and Heating
28
Generator Guidelines
29
230V Mains Electrical Equipment Power Consumption
30
Power Consumption
30
Wiring Diagram
30
Electrical Systems
31
Fault Finding
32
Mains Unit
32
Solar Panel Connection Point
32
Motorhome Battery
32
- Transformer Charger Unit
  33
- Getting Started
  33
- Using the Control Panel
  33
Energy Management System
33
- Setting the Time and Alarm
  34
- Battery Calibration
  35
- Using the Engine Battery
  35
- Emergency Start
  35
- Battery Charging
  35
- Troubleshooting Guide
  36
- Quick Reference Guide
  37
- Logo Screen
  38
- Off Screen
  38
- Level Screen
  38
Touch Screen Display User Guide
38
- Setup Screen
  39
- Habitation Battery Voltage Screen
  39
- Vehicle Battery Voltage Screen
  39
- Systems Screen
  39
- Internal Temperature Screen
  40
- External Temperature Screen
  40
- Fresh Water Level Screen
  40
- Alarm Clock Set Screen
  40
- Fuse Blown Alarm Screen
  41
- Sound Screen
  41
- Water Alarm Screen
  41
- Key Fob Screen & Key Fob
  41
- 12V Distribution Unit
  42
- Split Charging
  42
- Fuse Identification
  42
- Charge Switch Screen
  43
- Pump Switch Screen
  43
- Clock Screen
  43
LCD Screen Display User Guide
43
- Sound Level Screen
  44
- 12V Fuse Identification
  45
- Fresh Water Alarm Screen
  45
- Waste Alarm Screen
  45
- Table of Contents
  46
- Equipment Details
  46
- Electrical Operating Instructions
  47
- Gas Operating Instructions
  47
- Switching off
  47
- Truma-Ultrastore Water Heater
  47
  - Automatic Ignitor
    48
  - Technical Data
    48
  - Thermostat
    48
- Truma S3002 Heater
  48
  - Charging of Batteries
    49
  - Operating Instructions
    49
  - Switching on
    49
- Truma Ultraheat
  49
  - Blown Air Ducts
    50
  - Cleaning
    50
  - Function Description
    51
  - Draining the Water Heater
    52
  - Filling the Water Heater
    52
  - Gas Operation
    52
  - Room Thermostat
    52
  - Fuses
    53
  - General Safetry Notes
    53
  - Switching off Gas Operation
    53
- Truma Trouble Shooting List
  54
- Truma Accessories
  55
- Truma Warranty
  56
- Truma Combi 4 / Combi 6
  59
  - Closing the Drain Valve
    60
  - Front Control
    60
  - Heating Without Water Temperature Monitoring
    61
  - Summer Operation
    61
  - Winter Operation
    61
  - Disposal
    62
- Alde Compact 3010 Quick Start Guide
  63
  - Boiler Design
    63
  - Description of Functions
    63
  - Using LPG
    63
  - Air Circulation
    64
  - The Circulation Pump
    64
  - The Heating System
    64
  - The LPG System
    64
  - About LPG
    65
  - Bleeding the System
    65
  - The Properties of LPG
    65
  - Control Panel Functions and Symbols
    66
  - Start the Heater
    66
  - Switch off the Heater
    66
  - Warm Water
    66
  - Circulation Pump
    67
  - Heating with Electricity
    67
  - Heating with Gas
    67
  - 230V Connection
    68
  - External Start
    68
  - Temperature
    68
  - Working with the Lower Menu Row
    68
  - Load Monitor
    69
  - Menu
    69
  - Starting the Heater Automatically
    69
  - Button Sound
    70
  - Constant Pump Operation
    70
  - Fault Messages
    70
  - Service
    70
- Fresh Water Pump
  71
  - Mounting
    71
  - Plumbing
    71
  - Sanitizing
    72
  - Switch Shut off
    72
  - Troubleshooting
    72
  - Winterizing
    72
  - Domestic Absorption Refrigerators
    73
  - Controls
    74
  - Coolant
    74
  - Mains Power
    74
  - Explanations
    75
  - Gas Faults
    75
  - Additional Functions
    76
  - Defrosting
    76
  - Making Ice Cubes
    76
  - Storing Food
    76
  - Interior Light
    77
  - The Refrigerator Does Not Work in Gas Operation Mode
    77
  - The Refrigerator Does Not Work on 12V
    77
  - The Refrigerator Does Not Work on 230V
    77
  - Conserving Foodstuffs
    78
  - Energy Saving Tips
    78
- Waeco Coolmatic Cr-80 Refrigerator
  78
  - Cleaning and Care
    79
  - Defrosting the Freezer
    79
  - Defrosting the Refrigerator
    79
  - Replacing the Interior Light
    79
  - Compressor Does Not Run
    80
  - Compressor Is Not Running
    80
  - Interior Temperature
    80
  - Poor Cooling
    80
  - Spinflo Oven
    81
  - To Prime the Hotplate
    81
  - To Season the Hotplate
    81
  - Using the Chill
    81
  - Cooking Guidelines
    82
  - Do's and Don'ts
    82
  - Oven Temperature Control
    82
  - Gas Cylinder
    83
  - SMEV Oven
    83
  - SMEV Oven with Grill
    83
  - Visual Flame Control
    83
  - Automatic Hotplate Ignition
    84
  - Gas Flow Setting
    84
  - Manual Hotplate Ignition
    84
- Extractor Hood 524
  85
- Thetford Casette Toilet
  85
  - Cleaning and Maintenance
    88
  - Emptying
    88
  - Emptying with Optional Features
    88
  - Using the Toilet (Standard)
    88
  - Cleaning and Maintenance for Optional Features
    89
  - Storage
    89
  - Waste Holding Tank
    89
  - Blind and Flyscreen
    90
  - Mini Heki Rooflight
    90
  - Safety Precautions
    90
  - Windows, Blinds and Rooflights
    90
  - Current Drawn
    91
  - Table Storage
    91
- Tables, Reading Lamp and Omnisteps
  91
- Status 315 Antenna
  92
- Status 530 Antenna
  92
- Tempo Bed Make up
  93
- Antenna Dome Coaxial Cable
  93
- Coaxial Plugs
  93
- Coaxial Cable
  93
- Winterisation/Storage
  95
- Paintwork
  95
- Mouldings
  95
- Condensation
  95
- Mould Growth
  96
- New Vehicles
  96
- Interior
  96
- Soft Furnishings
  96
- Motorhome Care
  97
- Appliances
  97
- Chassis and Rear Axle
  97
- Caring for the Environment
  97
- Useful Information
  98

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