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Bailey 2002 RANGER 520/4 Owner's Manual

Bailey 2002 RANGER 520/4 Owner's Manual (165 pages)

2002 Series

Brand: Bailey | Category: Motorhomes | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
7
Chapter 1 Introduction

8
- Warranty
  8
- Caravan Registration and Identification Scheme
  9
  - Safety Information
    10
  - Maximum Technically Permissible Laden Mass
    12
  - Mass in Running Order
    12
  - User Payload
    12
Chapter 2 The Caravan and Tow Vehicle

12
- Nose Weight
  13
- Kerb Weight
  14
- The Caravan to Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio
  14
- Towing Vehicle’s Rear Suspension
  16
- Hitching up
  17
- Loading and Distribution of Weight in the Caravan and Car
  17
- Noseweight
  17
- Secondary Braking Cable (Break Away Device)
  17
- To Hitch the Caravan to the Tow Vehicle
  20
- Pulling Away
  22
- Speed Limits
  22
- Towing
  22
- Caravan Handling
  23
- Motorway Driving
  23
- Reversing
  23
- Mirrors
  24
- Passengers
  24
- Snaking
  24
- Road Lighting
  25
- Stabilisers
  25
- 12N (Black) Plug
  26
- 12S (Grey) Plug
  26
- Types of Tyres Fitted
  27
- Tyre Pressures
  27
- Tyre Wear and Damage
  27
- Wheels
  28
- Changing a Wheel
  29
- Unhitching
  29
- Levelling the Caravan
  30
- Driving Licences
  31
- Towing Brackets
  31
- The Submersible Pump Operation
  32
- The Water System
  32
- Water Supply
  32
Chapter 3 Caravan Service Systems

32
- The Submersible Pump Routine Maintenance
  33
- Cleaning Containers and the System (Pump)
  34
- Inline Filter (Whale Aquasource WF1230)
  34
- Pressure Switch Operation
  35
- Priming the System
  35
- Adjusting Pressure Switch
  36
- Onboard Water Supply (Senator)
  36
- Aquasource Direct Mains Water Connection
  38
- Water System Winterisation
  38
- Setting up the Water System
  39
- Shower Tray
  39
- Waste (Grey) Water System
  39
- Gas Cylinders
  41
- The Gas System
  41
  - Types of Gas
    41
  - Changing Gas Cylinders
    42
  - Hoses
    42
  - Awning Space LPG Appliance Exhaust
    43
  - Gas Leaks
    43
  - Gas Safety Advice
    43
  - Ventilation
    44
  - Before Connecting the Caravan Installation to the Main Supply
    47
  - On Leaving Caravan Site
    47
  - The Electrical System - 230 Volt
    47
  - Generators
    48
  - Mains Unit
    49
  - Overseas Connections
    49
  - Electrical Features Diagram
    52
  - The Electrical System - 12 Volt
    53
  - The BCA 1212 Unit
    54
  - Auxiliary Battery Storage/Mains Inlet
    56
  - Control Panel SPB2 Diagram
    57
  - Filling the Truma Ultrastore with Water
    58
  - Gas Operating Instructions
    58
  - The Truma Ultrastore Water Heater
    58
Chapter 4 Caravan Equipment

58
- Caravan Equipment
  59
- Electrical Operating Instructions (230V)
  59
- Red Indicator Lamp “Failure”
  59
- Switching off (Gas Operation)
  59
- Draining the Water Heater
  60
- Maintenance of the Water Heater
  60
- Important Operating Notes (Water Heater)
  61
- General Safety Notes (Water Heater)
  62
- Water Heater Technical Data
  63
- Gas Operation (the Truma S 3002)
  64
- Switching on (the Truma S 3002)
  64
- Truma S 3002 el Space Heater & Truma Vent
  64
- Truma Triomatic Automatic Gas Change-Over System
  74
- Electrolux Rm 4270, Rm 6291L and 6271 Refrigerator Models
  84
  - LP Gas Operation – RM 4270
    85
  - Refrigerator Models
    85
  - On 12V Operation
    86
  - On 230V Operation
    86
  - On LP Gas Operation
    86
  - Regulating the Temperature
    86
  - Automatic Ignition
    87
  - Refrigerator Model RM 6291L and 6271
    87
  - Switching Off/Switching off Gas Operation
    88
  - Using the Refrigerator
    88
  - 12V DC
    89
  - Electrical Operation
    89
  - Gas Operation
    89
  - Mains Power
    89
  - Manual Ignition
    90
  - Winter Operation
    90
  - Cleaning the Refrigerator
    91
  - Useful Hints (Refrigerator)
    91
  - Travel Catch
    92
  - The Thetford Cassette Porta Potty C2 - Preparing for Use
    93
  - Emptying the Cassette
    94
  - The Thetford Cassette Porta Potty C2 Operation
    94
  - Cold Weather Use
    96
  - Porta Potti Cassette (Manual) C4
    96
  - The Thetford Cassette C-200 CW/CWE - Preparing for Use
    97
  - Emptying the Holding Tank
    98
  - The Thetford Cassette C-200 CW/CWE Operation
    98
  - Porta Potty Cleaning and Maintenance
    100
  - Cold Weather Use of the Thetford Cassette
    101
  - High Altitude and Hot Weather Use of the Thetford Cassette
    101
  - Winterising / Storage of the Thetford Cassette
    101
- Omnivent Rooflight Mounted Extractor Fan
  102
  - Use Ventilator (Only for OMNIVENT 12V)
    102
  - Chassis Members
    103
  - The Alko Caravan Chassis
    103
  - Coupling Head
    104
  - Drilling or Welding of Parts or Accessories
    104
  - Independent Suspension
    104
  - Brake Drum/Hub Assembly
    105
  - Operation: Type AK 10/2 – AK 300 Coupling Head
    105
  - Secondary Braking (Breakaway Cable)
    105
  - Uncoupling
    105
  - AKS 2000 Coupling
    106
  - Chassis - Operating Instructions
    106
  - Couplings
    106
  - How to Check the Efficiency of the AKS 2000
    110
  - Jockey Wheel/Brake Linkage/Corner Steadies
    111
  - Overrunning Device
    111
  - Storing the AKS 2000
    111
  - Towing Ball
    111
  - Braking System Adjustment (at 500 Miles/Every 3,000 Miles or 1 Year)
    112
  - Remi Care Door Flyscreen Operating Instructions
    117
  - Flyscreen Cleaning
    118
- Remi Care Half Door Flyscreen
  118
  - Remipart Door Flyscreen Operating Instructions
    118
  - Tensioning
    118
  - Bad Weather Setting
    119
  - Remitop Fixed Ventilation Rooflight Operating Instructions
    119
  - To Close Remitop
    119
  - To Open Remitop
    119
  - Remitop Cleaning
    120
  - Remijoy Combination Window Blinds (Senator Only)
    121
  - Remiflair Blinds Cleaning
    122
  - Remiflair Blinds Retensioning
    122
  - Remiflair Combination Window Blinds Operation and Care
    122
  - M. E. C. Caravan Alarm PAS 2
    123
  - Operating the Alarm
    123
  - To ARM the Alarm
    123
  - To Disarm the Alarm
    124
  - To Enter a New Code
    124
  - Acrylic Windows Care
    126
  - Exterior Care
    126
- General Maintenance
  126
Chapter 5 General

126
- Care of Your Upholstery
  127
- Interior Care
  127
- Mattresses Care
  127
- Window Catches and Stays Care
  127
- Carpets
  128
- Curtains
  128
- Hinges and Catches
  128
- Shower/Vanity Units Care Instructions
  128
- Cleaning Portable Water Tanks and the Water System
  129
- For Containers
  129
- For Systems
  130
- Children
  132
- Fire and Safety Precautions
  132
  - Fire Extinguishers
    132
  - In Case of Fire
    132
  - Original Equipment Appliances
    133
  - Petrol/Diesel Fumes
    133
  - Ventilation Warning
    133
  - Portable Appliances
    134
  - Assembling the Bunks
    135
- Bunk Assembly
  135
  - Lift up Bunk
    136
  - Rear Lift down Bunk
    136
  - Side Dinette Bed
    137
  - Slatted Bed
    137
  - Pump Does Not Run
    138
  - Water Flows from Cold Tap but Has Reduced Flow from Hot
    138
  - Water Not Flowing from any Tap When Operated but Pump Runs
    138
  - Water System - Fault Finding
    138
  - Reduced Flow from both Hot and Cold Taps
    139
  - Reduced Flow from Either Taps
    139
  - Water Flows from Hot Tap but Has Reduced Flow from Cold
    139
  - Warm Water Flow out of Cold Tap
    140
  - Water Heater Difficult to Drain
    140
  - Water Heater Pressure Relief Valve Venting Water
    140
  - Blown Air
    141
  - Heater Lights
    141
  - Heater will Not Light
    141
  - Brake Fault Finding Chart - Al-Ko
    142
  - Braking Is One-Sided/The Trailer Brakes During Mild Decelerations
    142
  - The Trailer Brakes Snatch When Braking/Brake Judder
    142
  - Trailer Brakes Lock up When Reversing
    142
  - Handbrake will Not Hold Trailer on Slope
    143
  - Hot Brakes
    143
  - Trailer Brakes Inoperative
    143
  - Roadlight Wiring - All Models
    144
Chapter 6 Technical Information

144
- Wiring Diagrams
  144
- Dimensions and Specifications
  148
- Awning Sizes
  152
  - Bulb, Tube and Fuse Specifications
    153
  - Road Lights Data (All Models)
    153
  - Interior Lights Data
    153
- Lighting Bulbs and Fuses
  153
  - Fuses Data
    154
  - Annual Service
    155
  - Standard Damp Check for Touring Caravans
    155
- Servicing
  155
  - Thermal Insulation Heating Grade
    156
  - Recommended Annual Moisture Test
    157

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