Page 1 Introduction INTRODUCTION DEAR OWNER, THANK YOU FOR DECIDING TO BUY ONE OF OUR NEW CARAVANS. WE ARE SURE YOU WILL ENJOY MANY HAPPY HOURS IN IT AND WE HOPE THE INFORMATION AND HINTS IN THIS HANDBOOK WILL HEIGHTEN YOUR ENJOYMENT. THE HANDBOOK HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU A GENERAL GUIDE TO THE CARE, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Warranty Information The Towing Code Safety and Security Services Electrical Equipment Fitted Equipment Maintenance CONTENTS General Data...
Page 3: Warranty Information
Warranty and guarantee cover ..........2 6 year body shell integrity guarantee........2 WARRANTY 3 year supersure manufacturer’s guarantee ......2 General terms and conditions ..........3 INFORMATION What to do if you require assistance ........6 Annual service/inspection record..........7 Annual service/inspection record stamps ......
Page 4: Warranty And Guarantee Cover
Limited, the manufacturer of Swift Group is authorised by the manufacturer, Swift repaired otherwise than by Swift Group Ltd or caravans, and have absolutely no authority Group Limited, the authorised Swift Group an authorised Swift Group Service Centre.
Page 5: General Terms And Conditions
• Replacement of bulbs, fluorescent forming part of the manufacturer's foreseen by Swift Group Ltd, the Warranty tubes, fuses and electrical connections original specification. and Guarantee will be honoured subject to including 12n and 12s plugs, high level 2.
Page 6 All new caravans must be registered • Cleaning or adjustment of any assemblies. The name and address of the warranty and with the Swift Group Ltd within 6 weeks of • Towing other than by private cars or 4x4 Guarantee provider is:- purchase as new.
Page 7: What To Do If You Require Assistance
4. If you are calling the Customer Care Team, please avoid where possible, Mondays and lunch times. 5. Please be aware that the Swift Group cannot send parts direct from the factory. In all cases, without exception, your dealer must place the order for you.
Page 8 Swift Group Service Centre at least once per year. It is important that the Owner’s Handbook is stamped on the appropriate page by the authorised Swift Group Service Centre. Failure to do this will invalidate the warranty and the transfer of the warranty on the change of ownership.
Page 9: Annual Service/Inspection Record
Service/Inspection ANNUAL SERVICE/INSPECTION RECORD CARAVAN MODEL YEAR CHASSIS NUMBER 1st SERVICE 2nd SERVICE DATE: DATE: DEALER’S STAMP DEALER’S STAMP We certify that an annual service has been carried out in We certify that an annual service has been carried out in accordance with the handbook.
Page 10 5th SERVICE 6th SERVICE DATE: DATE: DEALER’S STAMP DEALER’S STAMP We certify that an annual service has been carried out in We certify that an annual service has been carried out in accordance with the handbook. accordance with the handbook. 7th SERVICE 8th SERVICE DATE:...
Page 11: The Towing Code
The Caravan Towing Code ............ 12 Scope of the Code ............... 12 Caravan Terms ................ 12 Weights ................12 Towing Vehicle Terms ............13 Weights ................13 Measurement of Noseweight ..........15 Type of Driving Licence Held ..........15 Glossary & Checklist .............. 15 Preparing for the Road ............
Page 12: The Caravan Towing Code
The Towing Code THE CARAVAN TOWING CODE Maximum User Payload: WARNING: Under no circumstances The maximum allowable weight to be put should the maximum technically This Code of Practice contains into the caravan whilst it is being towed. This permissible laden mass of this caravan recommendations jointly reviewed and is made up of 3 sections: be exceeded.
Page 13: Towing Vehicle Terms
The Towing Code Notes: (i) When measuring the noseweight it is important that the caravan is fully loaded. Do not place extra items indiscriminately into the caravan after this adjustment has been made. (ii) The caravan is intended to be towed slightly nose heavy.
Page 14 The Towing Code Note: The towing vehicle manufacturer’s limit is, in some cases, less than the kerb weight. Vehicles with automatic transmission may need an oil cooler fitting or the SAE rating of the gearbox oil increasing when towing. The advice of the vehicle manufacturer should be sought.
Page 15: Measurement Of Noseweight
The Towing Code Always lower jockey wheel before entering GLOSSARY & CHECKLIST the caravan and then raise before measuring Awnings - Can consist of just a simple top again. (See Loading). sheet but may extend to a five sided frame Note: The height of the towball on the tent attached to the side of the caravan.
Page 16 The Towing Code Spirit Level -A spirit level is extremely useful types are available including jerry cans, when siting the caravan. folding cans and wheeled containers. Stabiliser -Stabilisers help to dampen the 12N & 12S Sockets - Two sockets side to side movement of the caravan. One designated 12N and 12S are fitted to your end fits to the car’s towing bracket and the car to accept corresponding plugs from the...
Page 17 The Towing Code Useful memory aid for other items. Gas regulator Domestic Floor cloth Tea strainer Distilled water Jack Adhesive tape Fly spray Tea towels External mirrors Levelling boards Air freshener Food Table cloths Fan belt Mallet Aluminium foil Food mixer Table mats Fire extinguisher Site/caravan mains lead...
Page 18: Preparing For The Road
The Towing Code PREPARING FOR THE ROAD PRE-LOAD CHECKLIST Caution: Never enter the caravan without first lowering the four corner steadies with the brace provided. BEFORE LOADING CHECK: - loose articles are stowed securely. Do not stow tins, bottles or heavy items in overhead lockers prior to towing.
Page 19: Stability
The Towing Code Sensible Loading: How to apportion it LIGHT MEDIUM HEAVY ITEMS ITEMS ITEMS Fig. A Fig. B Illustration of excessive deflection of vehicle’s rear suspension Towing vehicle’s rear suspension There are a number of suspension aids • Vertical Static Load on the caravan It is important that the towing vehicle’s rear available and advice should be sought on coupling.
Page 20 The Towing Code Galvanised steel chassis Suitable towing vehicles vi) Being overtaken by a large fast moving Drilling of the galvanised steel chassis will The caravan is manufactured for towing vehicle. invalidate the warranty and must not be behind normal road cars and is not suitable vii) Erratic driving.
Page 21: Pre-Tow Checklist
The Towing Code WARNING: If a wheel or tyre fitted to a wheel is changed any replacement must be of the same type of construction and size. Tyre tread The law requires that tyres and pressures must be suitable for the use to which they are being put.
Page 22 The Towing Code Fig. A Handbrake Fig. B Checking Secure Attachment Fig. C Connections - 7 pin Plug Lock the caravan exterior door. The hitch head is fitted with a visual indicator to show whether or not it is properly An assistant can help in the hitching connected to the towball.
Page 23 The Towing Code Ensure that the jockey wheel is fully wound Fully raise all four corner steadies. (Fig. A, up and properly located in the slots, then Page 21). release the clamp handle, lift the whole unit Pick up any levelling pads or levelling boards. as high as possible and retighten the clamp Check rooflights/vents are securely closed.
Page 24 The Towing Code Fig. A Handbrake Fig. B Checking Secure Attachment Fig. D Hitch Head Visual Indicator Adjust jockey wheel to lower cup on to the Take hold of the caravan under the rubber ball. A click indicates it is fully engaged. Ensure gaiter behind the coupling and lift to locking button has returned to its free position.
Page 25 The Towing Code ROAD LIGHTING 12N AND 12S VIEWED FROM REAR OF PLUG TUBES For your information the wiring diagram of the 12N and 12S connectors is shown PINS opposite. These should be checked regularly PINS and if in any doubt a qualified electrician consulted.
Page 26 The Towing Code without any hindrance, engaing the caravan WARNING: Do not cause any road brakes. The breakaway cable should not lighting to be obscured by the addition become taut during normal use. of any options or accessories to your Correct procedure for use caravan.
Page 27: Moving Off
The Towing Code When the breakaway cable is attached, MIRRORS check to ensure: The driver of the towing vehicle must have an adequate view of the rear. a) that the cable cannot snag in use on the caravan coupling head, jockey wheel, If there is no rear view through the caravan it stabiliser or accessory e.g.
Page 28: Reversing
The Towing Code REVERSING When the towing vehicle is reversing, the overrun device shaft is pushing in, applying the brakes via the overrun lever, brake rod system, bowden cables and the expander mechanism. The backwards rotation of the brake drum causes the secondary brake shoe to collapse cancelling out the braking effect, allowing the trailer to move backwards.
Page 29: Changing A Wheel
The Towing Code CHANGING A WHEEL WHEEL BOLT TIGHTENING When refitting a wheel it is ESSENTIAL that 1. Leave caravan hitched to towing vehicle the wheel bolts are tightened to the and ensure handbrake is applied. recommended torque figure and in the 2.
Page 30: Jacking Points
The Towing Code JACKING POINTS (v) Drive forward since this attempt to move up the hill will now not involve pulling the WARNING: Only jack up your caravan full weight of the caravan until the car has when it is coupled up to the car with its gained some traction.
Page 31 The Towing Code 3. Unhitching Apply the caravan handbrake. Lower the jockey wheel to the ground. Disconnect the breakaway cable and road lighting plugs. AKS3004 Release the stabiliser by lifting the red handle. Then lift the exposed black handle forward until it clicks up, at the same time winding down the jockey wheel, to lift the caravan clear of the towing vehicle.
Page 32: Safety And Security
Fire ..................34 Notice ................... 34 In Case of Fire ..............34 Smoke Alarm................. 34 Fire Extinguishers..............35 Children ................... 35 Ventilation ................35 SAFETY Security ................... 36 Caravan Theft ............... 36 Chassis Number..............36 Additional Security ............... 36 SECURITY Security Chips...............
Page 33 Safety & Security FIRE Important: Your attention is drawn to the notice affixed inside the caravan advising on fire precaution, ventilation and what to do in case of fire. IN CASE OF FIRE 1. Get everyone out of the caravan as quickly as possible using whichever exit is the quickest, including windows.
Page 34 Safety & Security FIRE EXTINGUISHER VENTILATION WARNING: Ensure that batteries are It is recommended that a 1kg (2lb) minimum correctly installed. Positive terminal to All caravans comply with BS EN 721. The capacity dry powder fire extinguisher be positive contact (marked +), negative ventilation points on your caravan are fixed carried inside your caravan at all times.
Page 35 Safety & Security Petrol/Diesel Fumes SECURITY CHIPS The fitting of a tail pipe to your car exhaust A special security chip is concealed within will reduce the possibility of fumes entering the body of every caravan. This chip contains your caravan through the ventilation points. the individual identity of your caravan and Note: Never allow modification of electrical can only be read by using a special decoder.
Page 36 Safety & Security - INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE. - Instruction manuals in CD and paper - Take your registration card with you when format. you are travelling with the caravan. - FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AS WELL AS THE WARNING INFORMATION. - Security registration card and reference - Always keep your registration separate number...
Page 37: Services
Connection of Services ............40 Water ..................40 Typical Water Schematic Drawing ........40 Truma Compact Crystal 2 ............. 41 Whale fresh water inlet (if fitted) ........... 42 Posiflo Water Pump .............. 42 Shure-flo pump ..............43 Inboard Water Tanks and On-line Water Systems....45 Truma Waterline &...
Page 38: Connection Of Services
Services Connection of services is dealt with under Water system schematic caravan TAPS the separate headings. without water tank In all cases users should become familiar with the equipment manufacturers’ FILTER / PUMP / ACCUMULATOR instructions. AQUASOURCE Advice and leaflets, if not supplied with the DRAIN WATER caravan, can be obtained from the suppliers...
Page 39: Truma Compact Crystal 2
Services Plug the pump connector into the socket. Water system schematic Turn the top security clip anti-clockwise and TAPS Cameo with water tank the bottom security clip clockwise to lock the plug into place. WATERLINE DRAIN WATER VALVES SUBMERSIBLE INLET RETURN PUMP FILTER...
Page 40: Whale Fresh Water Inlet (If Fitted)
Services When using the Winter Kit the blanking plug Place carbon filter fitted to hose, into water When water is flowing smoothly close hot provided will be fitted to the housing not container. tap and open cold tap to expel any being used.
Page 41: Shure-Flo Pump
Services SHURE FLO PUMP AND General Information Winterizing ACCUMULATOR ASSEMBLY Shurflo water pumps meet the essential If water is allowed to freeze in the system, health and safety requirements and are in serious damage to the plumbing and the Drive conformity with the EU EMC directive pump may occur.
Page 42 Services All taps must be left open to guard against WILL NOT PRIME/SPUTTERS: - Pressure switch operation/adjustment any damage. incorrect, refer to shut-off adjustment for (No discharge/motor runs) switch TROUBLESHOOTING - Is the strainer clogged with debris? NOISY OR ROUGH OPERTION: Vibration induced by road conditions or - Is there water in the tank, or has air - For plumbing which may have...
Page 43: Inboard Water Tanks And On-Line Water Systems
Services LIMITED WARRANTY SHURE FLO ACCUMULATOR The accumulator is fitted with an Schreider valve on the top of the chamber that is very Shurflo warrants its RV Duty Fresh Water similar to a cycle tyre valve. Use the tyre Pumps to be free of defects in workmanship pressure gauge to read the pressure in the and materials under normal use, for two 181-2xx...
Page 44 Services - Microswitched systems with an internal attained within the plumbing. If the water TO FILL THE INTERNAL TANK: water tank, using two pumps and a system is being operated for the first time or - Ensure that the external hose and filter solenoid valve arrangement to cover all from a drained condition, air in the system assembly is connected, and suspended in...
Page 45: Truma Waterline & Whale Aquasource
Services with neon indicator close to the entrance TO USE THE INTERNAL WATER TANK TO TRUMA WATERLINE & WHALE door of the caravan, in conjunction with a SUPPLY THE TAPS: AQUASOURCE tank fill function. - Check the water level gauge to confirm The Waterline and Aquasource allow mains Before using the water system ensure that water is present in the tank.
Page 46 Services TRUMA WATERLINE Tank isolation and tank filling operations tank. This will continue until the tank with Waterline overflows via the fitted overflow pipe. The Waterline allows mains water to be Progress can be monitored with the water The manual tank isolation valve, connected to the caravan to supply water to level gauge on the control panel.
Page 47: Microswitch Taps
Services MICROSWITCH TAPS Before you Start 1. Ensure pump is isolated. The micro switch taps are used when the 2. Position lever in central, i.e. mixer, off water supply is not pressurised. location. When the tap is turned on, the micro switch COMET ROMA (which is fitted inside the tap) activates the SINGLE LEVER...
Page 48: Reich Kama Single Lever Mixer Tap
Services Step 7 REICH KAMA SINGLE LEVER MIXER TAP 6. Pull out the ceramic cartridge (3). - Put in the cable from Exchange of the ceramic cartridge/ the new microswitch. micro switch 7. If the cartridge is defect: You need 50 mm cable 1.
Page 49: Guidance On Cleaning
Services GUIDANCE ON CLEANING PORTABLE 5. The solution should be emptied from the 5. Thoroughly clean the outside of all WATER TANKS AND THE WATER SYSTEM container. taps/connectors with a cloth soaked in IN TOURING AND MOTOR CARAVANS the disinfectant/sterilant. 6.
Page 50: Typical Gas Schematic Drawing
Services REGULATOR ISOLATOR VALVE TEST POINT BBQ POINT (MODEL SPECIFIC) Typical gas schematic drawing...
Page 51: General Information
Services GENERAL INFORMATION Gas Bottles Bottled Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) is the most convenient portable source of fuel for your caravan. Make sure that heating and cooking appliances and the gas cylinders are switched off before you move the caravan. Fig.
Page 52: Gas Safety Advice
Services Continental bottles usually have a male left PRECAUTIONS WARNING: Inside outlet sockets shall hand thread similar to but not identical with a) Never look for a leak with a match. only be used with dedicated appliances U.K. butane. Always use a soap solution or its i.e.
Page 53: Thermal Insulation Heating
Services CONNECTION BLUE Fridge Always read individual appliance Ensure that the gas regulator hose is GREEN Oven instructions correctly connected to the gas cylinder in YELLOW Barbecue (if fitted) gas bottle compartment and that the hose VENTILATION Note: the external barbecue point is fed from connection is tight.
Page 54: Electricity
Services ELECTRICITY (b) the mains supply is suitable for your IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE MAIN installation and appliances, i.e. SWITCH AT THE SITE SUPPLY POINT As with electricity in the home, care must be whether it is AC or DC and whether SHOULD BE SWITCHED OFF, THE exercised when handling mains electricity.
Page 55: Overseas Connection
Services • a qualified person acting on behalf of the WARNING: CURRENT CONSUMPTION WARNING: Never allow modifications above (in which event it should be stated IN THE CARAVAN MUST NOT EXCEED of electrical or LPG systems and for whom he is acting). 16 AMPS OR THE PITCH PERMITTED appliances except by qualified persons.
Page 56: Wiring Of Connecting Cable And Caravan Mains Inlet
Services WIRING OF CONNECTING CABLE AND CARAVAN MAINS INLET WARNING: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. IF TERMINAL MARKINGS ARE NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIAGRAM THEY MUST BE IGNORED. IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN. THE LEGAL LENGTH OF THE MAINS INLET CABLE IS 25 ±...
Page 57: Typical Appliance Consumption Figures
Services TYPICAL APPLIANCE CONSUMPTION FIGURES 230 Volt 12 Volt LP Gas Appliance/ Item Watts Amperes Watts Amperes grams/hour Refrigerator 115 W 0.5 amp Only when towing 12 - 17.5 g/h Ultraheat Space Heater 500 W 2.2 amp 12 W 1000 W 4.5 amp 12 W 1.0 amp...
Page 58: Electrical Equipment
AC50 and AC76 Control Panels ..........62 AC80 Control Panel..............64 NE 171 Control Panel ............. 66 NE 143-RM Power Supply Unit ..........67 NE 2006-CWS Power Supply Unit ........68 NE 2006-CWSF Power Supply Unit ........69 NE 143-CF Power Supply Unit ..........69 ELECTRICAL 12V DC Distribution Unit ............
Page 59 Electrics AC50 Control Panel AC76 Control Panel AC50 AND AC76 CONTROL PANEL OPERATION Symbol Function Description 12V Power This switch turns on (or off) the 12V power to all circuits. On/Off Note: as this switch works in conjunction with a relay (that uses around 40mA to operate), it should only be used for relatively short periods of time while using the caravan (i.e.
Page 60 Electrics Symbol Function Description Battery This switch is used to display the battery voltage level. Press and hold the switch to display the battery level on Level Test the gauge. The green region indicates a battery with a good charge, the yellow region indicates a battery with an adequate charge, and the red region indicates a battery that requires charging.
Page 61: Ac80 Control Panel
Electrics AC80 Control Panel AC80 CONTROL PANEL OPERATION Symbol Function Description 12V Power This switch turns on (or off) the 12V power to all circuits. On/Off Note: as this switch works in conjunction with a relay (that uses around 40mA to operate), it should only be used for relatively short periods of time while using the caravan (i.e.
Page 62 Electrics Symbol Function Description External In caravans with an additional (external) pump, this switch will be a two-way switch with a central off position. Pump This allows the selection of either the internal pump (switch up - Tap symbol) or external pump (switch down - Tank symbol).
Page 63: Ne171 Control Panel
Electrics NE171 CONTROL PANEL CAR POSITION With the charger switched ON it is possible for the voltage shown to be up to 13.8v. With The switch can be placed in this position the charger switched OFF or no 230v supply should the caravan battery become present, and with the car/selector switch in discharged and a 230v supply is not...
Page 64 Electrics POWER SUPPLY UNITS available to the caravan. should the temperature of the unit rise above a safe level. If this happens then the output NE143RM, NE2006-CWS, 12v DC - Totally automatic charger, with over will shut off until the temperature has current protection, short circuit protection NE143-CF &...
Page 65 Electrics WATER HEATER In addition to the features of the NE143-RM Power will be available from the tow vehicle the NE2006-CWS has visible on its front face battery to all 12v DC circuits. This switch controls 230v power to the a switch and 12v fuse module.
Page 66: Dc Distribution Unit
Electrics Road lighting and related fuses can be found other 12v DC fuses can also be found in the NORDELETTRONICA 12V DC in the front offside bed area. Details of the front offside bed area. DISTRIBUTION UNIT circuits protected by these fuses can be NE143CF found on the electrical schematic in the When the NE143-RM power supply unit is...
Page 67: Battery Box
Electrics THETFORD BATTERY BOX ensure that the Soft Tray and battery are lifted together so that spillages will not The Thetford Battery Box is intended to occur. accommodate an auxiliary battery in your caravan. The Battery Box has a CE socket to connect to a 230 V power supply.
Page 68 Electrics INSTRUCTION Note! Incorrect connection of the cables will closing the door, the attached cable is to be cause a short circuit with potential fed through the slot at the bottom right of WARNING! hazardous consequences. After mounting the door. •...
Page 69 Electrics CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE • Before the camping season or extensive position where it will be exposed to traveling, check the Soft Tray for faults and higher temperatures will invalidate the • Use protective clothing and glasses when replace if necessary. warranty and could lead to an adverse handling a leaking battery, and avoid direct effect on the product.
Page 70: Solar Panel Connection
Electrics BATTERY INSTALLATION iii) For optimum performance use the SOLAR PANEL CONNECTION transformer/charger unit with a leisure POINT Under normal circumstances it should not be battery attached. necessary to remove the battery other than A connection point has been included in the BATTERY for routine inspection of terminals and caravan electrical harness to take a 12v...
Page 71: Generator Guidelines
Electrics GENERATOR GUIDELINES • Lack of regular servicing can be the cause of most generator problems, gensets under 2kW are mainly dependent on engine speed for output frequency and voltage, poor or no servicing may cause the engine speed governor to run the genset engine too fast.
Page 72: Fitted Equipment
SAS Mobile Alarm System ..............76 Truma Ultrastore Water Heater ............78 Truma S 3002 P and S 3002 Auto Space Heater ......81 TEB Fan ....................84 Truma Ultraheat for S 3002 (P), S 5002 and S 55 T Heaters ................84 ALDE Compact 3000 quick start guide ..........
Page 73 Fitted Equipment SAS210 MOBILE ALARM SYSTEM To part set the alarm (modes c or d) hold movement sensor lens, move the tilt down the arm button until the desired mode adjustment lever forward until the green light Using the latest microprocessor technology has been selected: illuminates.
Page 74 Fitted Equipment If a charged leisure battery is fitted and is 3. Battery 4. Specification supplying 12V to the alarm system the alarm The SAS210 Alarm System incorporates a Control Box will operate in standard 'quick response' 3.3Ah sealed lead acid battery that is Supply voltage: 10.5 to 15V DC mode.
Page 75: Truma Ultrastore Water Heater
Attention: Before using for the first time, it To maximise the use and life of all fitted However, the Swift Group Limited cannot is essential to flush the entire water supply equipment in your caravan it is essential that accept responsibility for any changes that through with clean warm water.
Page 76 Fitted Equipment 1. Check that the safety/drain valve in the 3. Open safety/drain valve: Lever in vertical cold-water intake is closed. Lever should position, position (f). be in the horizontal position, position (e). 4. The water heater is now drained directly to 2.
Page 77 Fitted Equipment Switching off (gas operation) Electrical Operating Instructions is not being used. Non-observation of this point can lead to the function of the Switch the switch on the control panel to Switch off the water heater at the rotary appliance being impaired through water, "On".
Page 78 Fitted Equipment 1. Repair jobs are only to be carried out by Technical Data THE TRUMA S 3002 P & S 3002 an expert. AUTO SPACE HEATER Water contents: 10 litres 2. The following would invalidate the Water pressure: up to max. 2.8 bar INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEATERS FITTED guarantee: WITH AUTOMATIC IGNITOR OR PIEZO...
Page 79 Fitted Equipment Automatic Ignitor 3. Repairs are only to be carried out by a competent service engineer. Prior to first ignition, make sure that the batteries have been inserted; observe correct Attention: A new O-ring must always fit battery cassette (see changing batteries, be installed after dismantling the page 83).
Page 80 Fitted Equipment could result in damage. The exhaust Technical Data: CHANGING OF BATTERIES duct connection to both the heater and Type of gas: Liquid gas Changing the Batteries on the Automatic the cowl must be firm and well sealed. (propane/butane) Ignitor Do not operate heaters with incorrectly Operating pressure:...
Page 81: Teb Fan
Fitted Equipment TEB FAN the respective heat emission of the If the air output drops or the operating noise heater. The maximum output can be increases, the fan impeller wheel may be limited at the control knob, as required. severely soiled. Always observe the operating The regulating between this value and instructions prior to starting!
Page 82 Fitted Equipment 2000W (ensure that the fuse protection for The electric heater can also be operated the power supply of the camp site is without the Trumavent fans. sufficient). If the heater is operated simultaneously with If more than 2kw are required (heating electricity and gas, the electrical unit will up/cold temperatures) you must refer back switch itself off before overheating occurs as...
Page 83 Fitted Equipment 5. Any modifications to the appliance or the 2. Under no circumstances should the hot use of spare parts and accessories air outlet be blocked. Never hang clothes important for operation which are not or similar in front of or on top of the original Truma parts, of non-observance heater to dry.
Page 84: Alde Compact 3000 Quick Start Guide
Fitted Equipment SC20 Control Panel ALDE COMPACT 3000 QUICK START GUIDE Further information on can be found in the user handbook SC20 OPERATION Symbol Function Description 1kW Heating 230V heating cartridge switched on/off. Element On/Off 2kW Heating 230V heating cartridge switched on/off. Element On/Off 6kW Gas Burner LPG boiler switched on/off.
Page 85 Fitted Equipment Symbol Function Description Circulating Pump With this switch in the OFF POSITION the boiler will heat DOMESTIC HOT WATER ONLY. On/Off With this switch in the ON POSITION the boiler will heat DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND HEATING. The circulation pump is then controlled by the Room Thermostat. The boiler then operates on Gas, electric or both to maintain water temperature.
Page 86 Fitted Equipment Details of how to input your own Blue antifreeze has a two year life. • Check that the boiler has 12v supply or programmes if using electric elements that you have 4. Propane Gas is recommended as it 230v supply Operating Instructions.
Page 87: Sc20 Control Panel
Fitted Equipment SC20 Control Panel ALDE COMPACT 3000 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS To be read in conjunction with the Alde Manual SC20 OPERATION Symbol Function Description 1kW Heating 230V heating cartridge switched on/off. Element On/Off 2kW Heating 230V heating cartridge switched on/off. Element On/Off 6kW Gas Burner LPG boiler switched on/off.
Page 88 Fitted Equipment Symbol Function Description Circulating Pump With this switch in the OFF POSITION the boiler will heat DOMESTIC HOT WATER ONLY. On/Off With this switch in the ON POSITION the boiler will heat DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND HEATING. The circulation pump is then controlled by the Room Thermostat. The boiler then operates on Gas, electric or both to maintain water temperature.
Page 89 Fitted Equipment OPERATION required, i.e. if the warm water becomes too 2. Switch off the 230V fused isolator located The boiler must always be switched off hot. close to the boiler if the vehicle is not to when refuelling the vehicle be used.
Page 90: Tp5000 Electronic Programmable Room Thermostat
Fitted Equipment TP5000 ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMABLE Mon-Fri Fig 1. Fig 6. ROOM THERMOSTAT Event Time Temp °C Before programming the thermostat press the + & - AND buttons 08.00 simultaneously to reset the unit (Fig.1) 08.30 Setting the Clock and Day 11.30 - Press PROG (Fig.2) to begin programming 13.30...
Page 91 Fitted Equipment NB. If the display ever goes blank during NB! The warm water heater should always be Fig 11. Fig 14. normal operation, the batteries will need to drained of fresh water when there is a risk of be renewed, the unit reset and the time and frost and when the caravan is not in use.
Page 92 Fitted Equipment 4. The heater will now drain directly below 7. Check whether the red LED on the the vehicle through the safety/drain valve control panel has gone out. If not, switch hose. Check that all the water is emptied off the boiler.
Page 93 Fitted Equipment NB! Only Alde original parts should be used The heating system FILLING THE SYSTEM WITH GLYCOL as replacement parts. FLUID Regularly check the heating system's fluid The boiler is fitted with a built-in warm water level in the expansion tank. The level should NB! Any vessels used for the liquid must be heater with a volume of approx.
Page 94: Refrigerator
Fitted Equipment Bleeding If a bleeder screw is fitted to the outgoing pipe on the rear of the boiler, open this bleeder screw and leave it open until it starts to discharge water. If the boiler is fitted with an automatic bleeder, there is no need to bleed it manually.
Page 95 Fitted Equipment DOMETIC RM7371 AND RM7291L • If you smell gas: COOLANT - close the locking tap of the gas supply Ammonia is used as a coolant. You have made an excellent choice in and the valve on the cylinder. selecting the Dometic Absorption This is a natural compound also used in Refrigerator.
Page 96 Fitted Equipment Dometic Service department. Your Service B. Automatic and manual energy selection Warning: To avoid deterioration of Centre contact numbers numbers are found AES ( e.g. RM 7XX5 L) materials: in the "European Service Network" booklet • Do not use soap or hard, abrasive or When contacting Dometic Service, please soda-based cleaning agents.
Page 97 Fitted Equipment MANUAL ENERGY SELECTION Note: If the operating display fails to light up 3. Use rotary switch (B) to regulate the ( it lights up "red" at AES models ) the device temperature in the main refrigerator ELECTRICAL OPERATION is not in operation.
Page 98 Fitted Equipment 1. Set energy selector switch (A) to gas If after about 30 seconds the operating display (C) starts flashing red again, the 2. Set rotary switch (B) to "MAX" position. gas fault has not been cleared (e.g. air in The ignition process is activated the gas pipe).
Page 99 Fitted Equipment • Products that could emit volatile, DEFROSTING POSITIONING THE STORAGE RACK flammable gases must not be stored in As time goes by, frost builds up on the fins. Dismantling: the refrigerator. When the layer of frost is about 3mm thick, 1.
Page 100 Fitted Equipment DOOR LOCKING Open Lower ventilation grille (L200 Close Upper ventilation grille with flue vent ( L100) Park-position/ vent-position Switching off gas operation 3. Affix the cover and fasten it. If the refrigerator is to be taken out of service for an extended period of time, the on-board shut-off valve and the cylinder valve must be closed.
Page 101 Fitted Equipment 4. Clip the cover back in place. Note: For 12V DC : 1 light bulb 12V, 2W Please contact Dometic Service Centres for replacement light bulbs. Tip: It is also recommended that the winter covers should be used when the vehicle is taken out of service for an extended period of time.
Page 102 Fitted Equipment TROUBLESHOOTING Failure : The refrigerator does not work in gas operation mode Before calling the authorised Service Possible cause Action you can take Department, please check whether: Gas bottle empty Change gas bottle 1. The instructions in the section "Using the refrigerator"...
Page 103 Fitted Equipment ENVIRONMENTAL HINTS Failure : The refrigerator does not cool sufficiently Refrigerators manufactured by Dometic Possible cause Action you can take GmbH are CFC-free. Inadequate ventilation to the unit. Check that the ventilation grilles are not Ammonia (a natural compound of hydrogen covered.
Page 104 Fitted Equipment • Constant circulation of air must be supplied to the refrigerator unit. • Defrost regularly. • Open the door only for a short time when removing goods from the refrigerator. • Run the refrigerator for about 12 hours before filling it.
Page 105: Thetford Absorber Refrigerators
Fitted Equipment THETFORD ABSORBER product or to the user if the user • Never attempt to repair gas, extractor or fails to carry out the described electrical parts yourself. They must be REFRIGERATORS procedures carefully. repaired by a qualified service engineer. This user's information is for N112, N145 &...
Page 106 Fitted Equipment - open the windows and leave the room; • To limit frosting on the cooling fins: Securing products for driving - contact the Customer Service - always cover liquid foods before placing The fitting racks in your refrigerator have a department of Thetford.
Page 107 Fitted Equipment Tip! MODEL NUMBERS: Manual ignition (N80P, N90P, N100P, - Make ice cubes at night when your N112P). refrigerator has more spare capacity. Electrical ignition (N80E, N90E, N100E, Door locking mechanism N109E, N110E, N145E & N180) The refrigerator door has an automatic There are 2 versions of operating systems locking mechanism.
Page 108 Fitted Equipment Igniting and starting your refrigerator A. The refrigerator can be powered by the Important! - Always use the gas connection mains (230V), direct current (12V) or liquid or mains voltage to start up the refrigerator Manual ignition: gas. Select the energy source that you for the first time and to cool it.
Page 109 Fitted Equipment • The changing of the gas container must Warning! Never keep the thermostat • Use the special storage latch on the door be done outside in the open air and out of depressed for longer than 30 seconds. If a locking mechanism to stop the door from reach of any possible sources of ignition.
Page 110 Fitted Equipment SWITCHING ON THE REFRIGERATOR If none of the energy sources is available, you have selected. (control panel) the LED of the main switch will turn from A. Use the main switch to switch the green to red and flash every second. •...
Page 111 Fitted Equipment On reaching the coldest temperature, the Selecting electrical power manually Powering with gas system will start again at the warmest Powering with gas can be selected both by Mains voltage (230V): temperature setting. Ten seconds after the Auto mode and manually. release of the cooling level selector The LED on the main switch warns you Warning! - Flammable material must be kept...
Page 112 Fitted Equipment refrigerator on again and the gas mode is still Smart Energy Selection (SES) Auto mode not working, the LED of the manual gas When you start up the refrigerator (equipped The system will select gas operation if: mode will flash to indicate that gas is with Smart Energy Selection (SES)) you unavailable.
Page 113 Fitted Equipment Switching on the refrigerator switch (C). The LCD display will show the selector switch again, you set the cooling level setting you have selected. refrigerator one position cooler. On Important! The memory of the SES system reaching the coldest temperature, the saves every change made to the setting.
Page 114 Fitted Equipment Selecting electrical power manually Warning! - Flammable material must be kept Once mains voltage (230V) is available again away from the rear of the refrigerator. or the vehicle's engine is running, the system Mains voltage (230V): will switch to the available energy source •...
Page 115 Fitted Equipment unavailable and an error code is shown in • Dust the refrigerator with a soft, • Switch the refrigerator on again in the the LCD display. moistened cloth. way described in section 4.1 ("Igniting and starting your refrigerator"). Important! It is prohibited to use gas to •...
Page 116 Fitted Equipment Tip! It is advisable to use the winter/storage • the gas burner must be cleaned at least • make sure that the ventilation grills are cover if you are not going to use the vehicle once a year or more frequently if not blocked;...
Page 117 Fitted Equipment TROUBLESHOOTING Problem: refrigerator will not work on gas If your refrigerator does not refrigerate Possible cause Action you can take properly or will not start, run through the a) Gas bottle is empty. a) Replace the gas bottle. following checklist.
Page 118 Fitted Equipment Control Panel Diagnostics • Fault 7: Senses gas output terminal OFF • Fault 11: No energy source is available when should be ON. and control is in AUTO mode. Refrigerators with a LCD control panel have a special diagnostics area which displays an Action: Contact your dealer or a Thetford Action: Your controls are in AUTO mode, error code if there is a fault.
Page 119 Fitted Equipment GUARANTEE, CUSTOMER SERVICE - the product has not been installed in ENVIRONMENT AND LIABILITY accordance with the instructions Refrigerators manufactured by Thetford B.V. Guarantee - alterations have been made to the are PCB-free. Most of the refrigerator is product recyclable.
Page 120: The Hob
Fitted Equipment STOVES HOBS, GRILLS AND In the event of the burner flames being Do not use the oven with the door inner accidentally extinguished, turn off the burner glass panel removed (glass oven doors only). OVENS control and do not attempt to re-light the If the cooker has a storage compartment PLEASE READ THE MANUFACTURERS burner for at least 1 minute.
Page 121: Electric Hotplates
Fitted Equipment ELECTRIC HOTPLATES Detachable grill handle (if supplied) Place the handle (shield uppermost) over the Before using for the first time, prime the edge of the grill pan at the recess and slide hotplate - switch it on without a pan to along to position centrally between the two harden and burn off the coating.
Page 122: The Oven
Fitted Equipment THE OVEN Place food items on the tray and position the tray on the centre of the shelf, leaving one Caution: When you are cooking, keep clear shelf position between shelves to allow children away from the vicinity of the for circulation of air.
Page 123 Fitted Equipment For the burners to work safely, the slots in Stainless steel surfaces the burner head, where the flames burn, (stainless steel models only) need to be kept clear of deposit. Clean with Only use a clean cloth wrung out in hot a nylon brush, rinse and dry thoroughly.
Page 124 Fitted Equipment SHARP R247 MICROWAVE OVEN ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WARNING: THE DOOR, OUTER CABINET, • Do not allow water to come into contact OVEN CAVITY, TURNTABLE AND DISHES Please refer to the appliance manufacturers with the power supply cord or plug. WILL BECOME VERY HOT DURING handbook regarding: - OPERATION, OPERATION.
Page 125 Fitted Equipment IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • NEVER MOVE THE OVEN WHILE IT IS CABINET. CLEAR AIR GAPS AT THE TOP, OPERATING. BOTTOM AND BOTH ENDS ARE ESSENTIAL PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP TO THE EFFICIENT OPERATION OF THE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE •...
Page 126: Microwave Oven
Fitted Equipment ADVISORY NOTE FOR USERS OF A maximize the space available for all the MICROWAVE OVEN family activities that take place in the modern Caravan and Motorhome. The housing also Microwave Ovens were originally introduced secures the microwave whilst travelling. to re-heat pre-cooked pies etc.
Page 127 Fitted Equipment THETFORD CASSETTE C-200 CW (Manual) and C-200 CWE (Electric) FEATURES 1. Removable seat and cover. 2. Rotatable bowl. 3. Valve blade handle: opens and closes valve blade. C-200 CW 4. Flush-handle activates the flush by lifting C-200 CW only C-200 CWE only only and pushing down the handle.
Page 128 Fitted Equipment CASSETTE C-200 CW AND C-200 CWE 5. Slide the holding tank into position The toilet section of the C-200 includes a through access door (fig. 5). rotatable bowl, removable seat and cover, a 6. Make sure the holding tank is secured by console with a flush handle/flush buttons, a the retaining clip.
Page 129 Fitted Equipment 10. After use open the blade by turning the CAUTION: Do not allow the holding tank to blade-handle anti-clockwise (fig. 10). become overfilled. See trouble shooting section for emergency emptying 10a.C-200 CWE only: After use open the procedure. blade by pressing the ‘open’...
Page 130 Fitted Equipment Lipseal: Remove the sliding cover. Open the underneath the drainplug and remove THETFORD WARRANTY valve-blade by turning the blade-opener drainplug. 1. The Thetford Cassette is warranted for knob anti-clockwise. Clean the seal with one year from the date of purchase, When procedure has been completed water.
Page 131: External Barbeque Point
Fitted Equipment 6. Before returning product or parts they 3. Insert male nozzle on appliance into WARNING: Care should be taken when should be properly cleaned, in order to female coupling, push firmly until click is using the external barbeque point. carry out inspection and repair.
Page 132 Fitted Equipment CARAVANS WITH TV INLET IN - Connect the socket in the battery box, with - Connect your receiving device (TV or a suitable lead, to the appropriate socket similar) to the socket in the battery box with BATTERY BOX on the caravan site supply post.
Page 133 Fitted Equipment CARAVANS WITH ‘PUSH-ON’ - A Y-connector fitted at the TV aerial FITTED DVD / AV SOCKET connection box brings the signal from the CO-AX CONNECTION IN THE battery box socket and the signal from the BATTERY BOX. roof mounted aerial into the aerial (CAMEO MODELS) connection box - Either of these signals are then available at...
Page 134 Fitted Equipment STATUS 315 OMNI-DIRECTIONAL • Simply unscrew the Pinnacle and remove. STATUS 530 DIRECTIONAL TV The antenna is designed to remain TV AND FM RADIO ANTENNA AND FM RADIO ANTENNA watertight without the Pinnacle (model dependant ) (model dependant ) •...
Page 135: Wing Omni-Directional Tv Antenna
Fitted Equipment 6. Secure by tightening the Mast Locking WING OMNI-DIRECTIONAL Collar and Wall Bracket TV ANTENNA (model dependant ) REMOVING THE ANTENNA This is a plug and play antenna, only suitable A permanently fitted Status can be easily for use with televisions. The pinnacle on the removed leaving only the Mounting Foot and roof cannot be removed.
Page 136: Bedding
Fitted Equipment BEDDING Sleeping bags and continental quilts can be compressed into small spaces and can be ready to use in minutes. LOWER SINGLE BEDS ASSEMBLY (Figs. A & B) 1. Unroll bed slat bundle and place between the recess in both seats. 2.
Page 137 Fitted Equipment PULLMAN BUNKS BUNKS ARE DESIGNED TO CARRY A CHILD TO A MAXIMUM OF 70KG 1. Release catches, one at a time. (11 STONE) 2. Release press studs on the bed board. 3. Grasp the bunk as shown and pull WARNING: Use upper bunks for sleeping carefully in direction of arrows.
Page 138: Cassette Blinds And Flyscreens
Fitted Equipment • DO NOT ALLOW THE BLIND OR For more detailed information, see FLYSCREEN TO RE-COIL WITHOUT manufacturer’s instructions. CONTROL. Cassette Blind and Flyscreen • It is not recommended that blinds and/or Always hold the end rod in the middle. When flyscreens are left in the down position for closing blinds, slide the end rod of the long periods or when travelling, as this...
Page 139: Seitz Entrance Door
Fitted Equipment Always pull the doorscreen close to the ROOF LIGHTS centre. It is not advisable to pull close to the When opening the roof lights, care must be top or bottom as this will cause snagging taken to release the locking mechanism as and uneven running.
Page 140 Fitted Equipment REMISTAR • Never step onto the roof light. • Never open the roof light when it is heavily raining or hailing. • Never open the roof light at temperatures below -20°C. • Before opening, remove snow, ice or dirt. •...
Page 141 Fitted Equipment 3. Press button (3 A) for unlocking motor Fly net functions The acrylic cover and the frame is to be gear: Keep button pressed and turn the cleaned only with damp cloth and with mild Push crossbar of fly net against crossbar of crank handle (3 B) for moving cleaner that does not contain solvents or pleated material until it locks.
Page 142 Fitted Equipment Cleaning To open the roof light: • Unlock the sash locks by pressing on the Clean the cassette, side tracks and fabrics buttons and simultaneously turning them with warm water and a mild detergent. 90 degrees. Avoid the use of cleaners with solvents or abrasives.
Page 143 Fitted Equipment MAINTENANCE THE OMNIVENT (12V) ROOFLIGHT Care: Never use aggressive or corrosive The Omnivent is a double glazed rooflight cleaners. constructed from a synthetic ultra-violet screened material. Its side operating The acrylic cover and the frame is to be mechanism allows a completely free central cleaned only with a damp cloth with mild opening with built-in fixed ventilation when...
Page 144 Fitted Equipment THE B1500S AIR CONDITIONER Starting and function selection HOW TO USE THE AIR CONDITIONER Main Position air conditioner ON ON-OFF The air conditioner performance can be Switch Position air conditioner OFF improved by taking some simple measures: Warm/Cold Position fresh air Warm-Cold...
Page 145 Fitted Equipment Technical data Description Measurement Model unit B1100S B1500S B1900S Refrigerant gas (type-quantity) see data plate Refrigerating yield Watt/h 1000 1500 2000 Cooling consumption Heating capacity 1200 Electrical rating V-Hz 230-50 230-50 230-50 Protection degree Conditioned air volume Max internal volume of the vehicle (with insulated walls) Weight...
Page 146 Fitted Equipment Ordinary maintenance Cleaning: Periodically clean the air conditioner and remove dust with a damp cloth. Checks: Regularly check the air conditioner When neccessary, use a mild detergent. Do not use petrol or solvents. and make sure that the water outlet holes are not clogged.
Page 147 Fitted Equipment Trouble shooting, Maintenance & Recycling Operations to be carried out by the user Operations to be carried out by authorised personnel Problem The air conditioner does not cool sufficiently The air conditioner does not heat enough No air circulation into vehicle Water leaks into vehicle The air conditioner does not start The air conditioner stops running...
Page 148 Fitted Equipment Extraordinary maintenance To prevent troubles and minimise risks for Adjusting the air direction people, take the following precautions: For the best performance of your air Position the flaps to direct the air to the conditioner, have your dealer/workshop clean - Always wait some minutes (at least 3) desired position.
Page 149 Fitted Equipment DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS Mode Description Display visualisation Selection of the operating mode When turned on, the system always waits 2 AUTOMATIC The +/- keys enables the user to change the minutes before starting the compressor and PRE-SET TEMPERATURE. sets to AUTOMATIC MODE.
Page 150 Fitted Equipment Technical data Description Measurement Model unit B2100 Refrigerant gas (type-quantity) see data plate Refrigerating yield Watt/h 2050 Cooling consumption Heating capacity 1200 Electrical rating V-Hz 230-50 Protection degree Conditioned air volume Max internal volume of the vehicle (with insulated walls) Weight...
Page 151 Fitted Equipment Ordinary maintenance Cleaning: Periodically clean the air conditioner and remove dust with a damp cloth. Checks: Regularly check the air conditioner When neccessary, use a mild detergent. Do not use petrol or solvents. and make sure that the water outlet holes are not clogged.
Page 152 Fitted Equipment Trouble shooting, Maintenance & Recycling Operations to be carried out by the user Operations to be carried out by authorised personnel Problem The air conditioner does not cool sufficiently The air conditioner does not heat enough No air circulation into vehicle Water leaks into vehicle The air conditioner does not start The air conditioner stops running...
Page 153: Tables
Fitted Equipment Extraordinary maintenance ASH FRAMED DOORS For the best performance of your air In order to provide customers with the latest conditioner, have your dealer/workshop clean designs of door furniture it is possible, due to it thoroughly before use. the use of natural wood, that warping may occur.
Page 154: Shower
Fitted Equipment 12V READING LAMP Awning Sizes Due to the various awning types and sizes WARNING 12v reading/ spotlamps the awning sizes provided in the Service and generate high temperatures when in use, Warranty Handbook are for guidance only. the body, lens/ bulb may become very hot. Specific awning sizes must be confirmed NEVER make directional adjustment in the with the dealer or awning manufacturer prior...
Page 155 Modifications ................ 160 Caravan Exterior ..............160 Caravan Interior ..............162 Winterisation/Storage ............163 Alko Running Gear ............... 165 Care and Maintenance ............165 Axle Types ................167 Spare Parts ................ 168 Braking System Adjustments..........169 AK160, AK300 and AK350 Operation......... 172 AKS 3004 Operation ............174 Trouble Shooting ..............
Page 156: Caravan Exterior
(3/5) years please check with some extent on how the vehicle is used. In a Mouldings your nearest Swift Group dealer or contact Caravan or Motorhome with a cold outside All mouldings are of anodised aluminium and Supercare customer services on 01482...
Page 157 Maintenance How condensation occurs bathroom door long enough to dry off the e) Caravans and Motorhomes are left room. unoccupied and unheated and can get Condensation occurs often for short periods very cold. Whenever possible, it is best to in bathroom and kitchen areas because of d) In all other areas provide some ventilation.
Page 158: Caravan Interior
Maintenance New vehicles Side Walls, Roof Lining Failure to follow these simple instructions A simple wipe over with a damp cloth and a may result in premature failure or cracking New Caravans and Motorhomes often take a very mild detergent is all that is needed. which will not be covered by any guarantees long time before they are fully ‘dried out’...
Page 159: Winterisation/Storage
Maintenance WINTERISATION/STORAGE This is probably an opportune moment to arrange for the caravan to have its annual service at your appointed dealer. The following applies wherever your caravan is stored particularly during the winter months. Do not park near trees or larch type fences, due to possible wind damage.
Page 160 Maintenance Condensation and deterioration, particularly wear, cracking Push up collar (A) to Condensation will occur when humidity levels and blistering. If in doubt consult a reputable release and pull plug rise. Correct heating and ventilation will help tyre fitter. (B) down to remove. reduce this.
Page 161: Alko Running Gear
Maintenance until the water in the funnel reaches the neck. Important circumstances and should, if properly Tank capacity is 15 litres. Aqua Rinse may be Always follow the manufacturers maintained, last the lifetime of the vehicle. added to improve cleaning of bowl and recommended procedures after use of fitted When new, the chassis is of a bright and flushing of unit.
Page 162 Maintenance etc, MUST NOT be straightened or welded. maximum permitted axle loading and Load Too Far Forward (Fig 2) Damaged chassis members MUST be must not be exceeded. Steering and braking ability reduced. replaced. Increased loading on the rear axle and Where the Caravan Manufacturer states a chassis of the tow vehicle.
Page 163: Axle Types
Maintenance cables and expander mechanism, which in turn expands the brake shoes applying the wheel brakes. Hand Brake With the gas strut version, pull the handbrake lever until upright. With the spring Fig. 4 cylinder version, pull the handbrake lever right up to the last tooth.
Page 164: Spare Parts
Maintenance No attempt should be made to remove the page 166) and Spare Part Identification no. bearing. In the event of damage to the (ETI No.), which will be stamped onto the bearing or drum, only the drum complete wheel brake or on the identification plate with bearing and circlip will be available as a (Fig.
Page 165 Maintenance AL-KO BRAKING SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT abutment (bracket), welded to the centre of the axle. When the inner cable is pulled 1. Ensure the towing shaft with coupling out it should extend between 5 and 8 head is pulled FULLY FORWARD. (Fig. mm.
Page 166 Maintenance Brake Linkages It is recommended that all brake linkage threads are lightly greased for protection. Fig. 10 Fig. 11 Fig. 12...
Page 167 Maintenance towing shaft. Note! Over adjustment to upright position (90°). This is to fitted with an AKS 1300 Stabiliser, please the long ball nut (Fig. 12/Item 2) could compress the spring within the spring request Part No. 1385106 for full operating induce movement of the inner brake cylinder and thereby create an energy instructions.
Page 168 Maintenance Operation Uncoupling For Coupling types AK160, AK300 & Open the coupling handle and lift the AK350. coupling head from the towball. When there are higher nose loads, coupling and Coupling Up uncoupling can be made easier by using the Open coupling handle.
Page 169 Maintenance - Towball is in good condition with 50mm dia, but the coupling head is showing an excessive level of wear. Caution Under these circumstances, the coupling head can become detached from the towball and the caravan/ trailer can breakaway from the tow vehicle.
Page 170 Maintenance Servicing & Cleaning 2. Suitable for attachment to drawbars or approved overrun braking equipment for Lubrication Points (Fig. 18) single (and tandem axle) caravan/trailers, Clean Towball with a minimum weight of 200 Kg and a maximum permissible weight of 2000 Kg. Lightly grease, or oil ball socket, joints and bearing points as appropriate.
Page 171 Maintenance AKS 3004 Delivery Specifications Coupling handle (Fig. 23/Item 1), Stabiliser Lever (Fig. 23/Item 2) Fig. 21 Fig. 20 SAFETY WARNINGS 1. In accordance with EC Directive 94/20, Fig. 23 couplings of type A 50-1 cannot be used (see Fig. 21), your warranty will be invalid Preparation for coupling/uncoupling if this type of towball is used.
Page 172 Maintenance Fig. 26 Warning: The coupling is correctly engaged when the green edge of the safety indicator button is visible (Fig. 26/Item 3). Fig. 24 Stabiliser Unit To operate the Stabiliser (once coupled to the towball), simply press the stabiliser lever down as far as it will go (Fig.
Page 173 Maintenance Manoeuvring For easier manoeuvring (on campsites etc), pull the stabiliser lever to the ‘up’ position. Please do not use the stabiliser lever as an manoeuvring handle. Please use the handles on the Caravan or fit the AL-KO manoeuvring handle to your jockey wheel (available separately).
Page 174 Maintenance Remedial Action Servicing and Cleaning a) Clean the tow ball and friction pads by Friction Pad Replacement (please replace lightly rubbing the surface (100-120 grit one at a time) emery paper). 1. Uncouple AKS 3004. b) Lubricate the drawshaft sleeve via the 2.
Page 175 Maintenance Friction Pad Replacement Lubrication (Front/Rear only) Should lubrication of the stabiliser parts 1. Uncouple the AKS 3004 become necessary, then the following must be observed. 2. Remove the rubber soft dock (pull up and off) Fig. 35/Item 1 & Fig 36. a) Clean all parts thoroughly.
Page 176 Maintenance Overrun Devices Overrun devices fitted with 50 mm Caution: The breakaway cable operates the coupling head handbrake (emergency brake), in the event In the importance of Safety, please of the caravan/trailer becoming detached familiarise yourself with the operation of this Fully open coupling head handle and secure from the towing vehicle during towing.
Page 177 Maintenance Overrun device fitted with Eye End Lock the eye end into the eye end jaw assembly and see operating instructions for vehicles fitted with eye end jaw assembly. Overrun Device Fitted with 50 mm Coupling Head Connect trailer electric plug controlling lights and indicators etc.
Page 178 Maintenance Uncoupling (All Types) Caution: If the handbrake is not fully Servicing applied as detailed above, there is danger Secure caravan/trailer by chocking both Every 10,000 - 15,000 Km or every 12 that the trailer could roll backwards! wheels. Apply handbrake fully. There are 4 months: Lubricate/grease all sliding and different handbrake systems (See Figs 42- Automatic Handbrake Lever (Fig.
Page 179 Maintenance Servicing and care of hot dip galvanised housing. The ETI number for the Euro parts Overrun can be found on the handbrake lever (See Fig. 45). The formation of white rust is only a surface coating and has no adverse effect on the For Troubleshooting and Fault Finding, anti-corrosion properties of galvanising.
Page 180: Trouble Shooting
Maintenance Trouble Shooting & Fault Finding Table 1 Axles Fault Cause Remedy Poor Braking Linings worn or damaged. Replace Brake Linings. Brake Linings not bedded in. Will pass after braking a few times. Brake set up incorrect. Reset Brakes as page 169 & ensure system is lubricated. Difficulty in Reversing Braking system set too tightly.
Page 181 Maintenance Table 2 Coupling Heads Fault Cause Remedy Coupling does not engage Ball diameter too large. Change ball to correct size. onto ball Ball could be damaged or deformed. Fit new ball. Coupling head dirty or defective. Clean & Lubricate coupling and replace if necessary. Difficulty in Uncoupling Ball damaged or deformed.
Page 182: Accessories
Maintenance ACCESSORIES the use of any other bolt-on type towball, Road Wheels other than the AL-KO Towball. Failure to use Corner Steadies In most instances the road wheels and tyres the correct towball may result in product are supplied by the Caravan Manufacturer. Corner Steadies are as stated, for the failure and will invalid your warranty.
Page 183: Jockey Wheel
Maintenance Special Note -Aluminium Wheels There are 3 variants to suit most AL-KO chassis (record your tyre size on this booklet For aluminium wheels use M12 x 1.5 pitch for future reference). 26mm thread length 10.9 Grade 60° conical fixing. The carriers can be fitted for left or right hand operation and are easy to fit.
Page 185: General Data
Fault Finding ................. 190 Water .................. 190 Gas ..................192 Cassette Toilet ..............193 Useful Information ............... 194 Owners Club ..............194 Spares and After Sales ............194 Repair Facilities ..............194 GENERAL Caravan Clubs..............195 Motoring Associations ............195 DATA Trade Association..............195 CRIS ..................195 Notification of Change of Ownership........
Page 186: Fault Finding
Fault Finding WATER Problem Possible Cause Remedy Water not flowing from Freshwater tank empty Check any tap when operated Pump wired in reverse Check wiring, refer to pump manufacturers instructions but pump runs Pump not primed Refer to pump manufacturers instructions Pipe inlet or outlet pipe disconnected Check connections Pump pipes restricted by kinking...
Page 187 Fault Finding WATER (continued) Problem Possible Cause Remedy Cold water pipe kinked preventing flow Check and re-route if necessary Water flows from hot tap Blockage in cold pipe line Disconnect pipes after 1st Y connector and check up to tap but has reduced flow from Cold tap not connected Refer to installation instructions...
Page 188: Gas
Fault Finding Problem Possible Cause Remedy Hob does not light No gas Check level of gas in bottle Check gas bottle valve is on Check gas taps are on Air in pipe Purge system Refer to hob manufacturers instructions Oven does not light No gas Check level of gas in bottle Check gas bottle valve is on...
Page 189: Cassette Toilet
Fault Finding CASSETTE TOILET Problem Remedy Bowl does not drain when DO NOT REMOVE CASSETTE. While inside the caravan turn flush knob anti-clockwise to open valve blade and leave it in the open position. toilet is flushed. Open access door on side of caravan. Rotate pour-out spout outward. Place appropriate size container under spout cap. Cassette is overfilled Remove cap carefully.
Page 190: Useful Information
The address of the Secretary of the Owners Club can be obtained from Swift Group Website Supercare (SML Ltd), Tel: 01482 875740 or www.swiftleisure.co.uk from the Swift Group website. Swift Group E-Mail Enquiry enquiry@swiftleisure.co.uk SPARES AND AFTER SALES SUPERCARE...
Page 191: Caravan Clubs
Green Flag National Breakdown Tel: 01722 411430/422422 PO Box 300, 1, Cote Lane, Leeds, LS99 2LZ Tel: 0345 670345 Swift Group Limited Dunswell Road, Cottingham, East Yorkshire HU16 4JX Tel: (01482) 875740 e-mail: enquiry@swiftleisure.co.uk web site: www.swiftleisure.co.uk © 2006 SWIFT GROUP LTD...
Page 192 Index Microswitch Taps......49 Space Heaters........ 81 Accessories ........186 Fault Finding......... 190 Microwave Oven......127 Spares and After Sales....194 AL-KO Running Gear ....165 Aftersales........189 Mirrors ..........27 Speed Limits ........28 Cassette Toilet ......193 Air Conditioning......147 Motoring Associations....

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