Lunar Venus Owner's Handbook Manual
  1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. Lunar Manuals
  4. Motorhomes
  5. Venus
  6. Owner's handbook manual

Lunar Venus Owner's Handbook Manual

Lunar caravans venus owner's handbook
Hide thumbs
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

CONTENTS
AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES
Venus Handbook 2014
1

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the Venus and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Related Manuals for Lunar Venus

Summary of Contents for Lunar Venus

  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS TOWING CODE PREPARING FOR THE ROAD ON THE ROAD FIRE & SAFETY SERVICES ELECTRICS FITTED EQUIPMENT AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES GENERAL DATA Venus Handbook 2014...
  • Page 2 Disclaimer: The contents of this Handbook book are as accurate as possible at the time of going to print. Lunar Caravans reserve the right to alter materials and specifications without prior notice. Venus Caravans is a brand of Lunar Caravans Ltd.

  • Page 3: Towing Code

    TOWING CODE TOWING Scope of Code ............4 Caravan Terms ............4 CODE Weights ..............4 Towing Vehicle Terms ..........4 Measurement of Noseweight ........6...
  • Page 4 46/EC (The Framework Directive) and the most models can have the MTPLM upgraded directives referenced therein. in capacity; this must be approved by Lunar TV ............3kg Caravans Ltd via the dealership. Please Kettle ............ 0.5kg contact your dealership for further details.
  • Page 5 TOWING CODE Optional Equipment Payload (OEP) REGULATORY AND SAFETY THE CARAVAN AND TOWING ADVICE VEHICLE RATIO Items made available by the manufacturer over and above the standard specification for WARNING: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES This can be determined by calculation and is the caravan in addition to the user payload.

  • Page 6: Measurement Of Noseweight

    Note: The towing vehicle manufacturer’s of noseweight indicator. Such equipment is limit is, in some cases, less than the kerb obtainable at your Venus Caravan Dealer. weight. Another simple method is to use bathroom Vehicles with automatic transmission may...

  • Page 7: Preparing For The Road

    PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Checklist ..............8 PREPARING Loading and Distribution ........8 Stability ..............9 FOR THE Pre-Tow Checklist ..........10 Stabiliser .............. 11 ROAD Wheel Lock ............13 Breakaway Cable ..........17 Tyres ..............18...
  • Page 8 4. Load remainder to give a suitable overhead lockers prior to towing. noseweight at the towing coupling. all lockers and cupboard doors are 5. Check noseweight. (Lunar Caravans are closed and secured. designed to be towed with a minimum all bunks are secure.
  • Page 9 (e) Nose of caravan is towing too high. (f) Incorrect loading Stabilisers. There are many proprietary brands of stabiliser available. Your Lunar dealer will be pleased to advise you of the most suitable. They are an aid to stability and should not be considered as a cure for a stability problem.

  • Page 10: Road Pre-Tow Checklist

    PREPARING FOR THE ROAD PRE-TOW CHECKLIST 1. Check that the hitch is securely coupled onto the towball and connect the breakaway cable. Your hitch height should be around 440mm (17") to the centre of the towball when the towing vehicle and caravan are coupled and laden.
  • Page 11 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD AKS STABILISER (where fitted) This model of stabiliser has 4 special friction pads, which suppress both snaking and pitching. It is essential that the tow ball is kept completely clean as contaminated pads will reduce its effectiveness. Operating instructions •...
  • Page 12 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD • Wear of the coupling ball and mechanism can be easily monitored. If the green section is visible (when coupled to your towball) then the front/rear friction pads, coupling ball and mechanism are in order. • If the red lower section obscures the green section then you need to check these parts immediately.
  • Page 13 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Safety Information Friction Pads Replacement AL-KO SECURE WHEEL LOCK • Always secure the caravan against You must register your key, should you fail to • Unscrew the 2 screws which are under movement (chock the wheels, couple to do this you will not be able to order a spare the soft dock by using the special torx towing vehicle).
  • Page 14 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD ASSEMBLY We recommend the use of a side-lift jack for easier fitting of Al-Ko Secure when used on a tandem axle caravan. (Order No. Al-Ko Jack Set 1389235). • Align the wheel so that the receiver can be seen in the centre of the rim opening.
  • Page 15 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 10...
  • Page 16 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD TWIN AXLE CARAVANS Fit the front lock first by aligning the wheel so the receiver can be seen in the centre of the rim opening. Chock front wheel and opposite wheel. Jack the caravan (preferably using the Al-Ko side lift jack) until the rear wheel is clear of the ground.
  • Page 17 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD NOTE: The breakaway cable should never Either: SECONDARY BRAKING CABLE become taut during normal use. (Break away device) a) Pass the cable through the attachment Purpose - To apply a trailer’s brakes if it Correct procedure for use: point and clip it back on itself (Fig 1).
  • Page 18 TYRES weakened so that it subsequently fails to All tyres used on Lunar caravans, when In some instances it may be possible to do its job. The cable may also be caught inflated to the pressures recommended, are...
  • Page 19 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Ground Clearance Mirrors Care has to be taken to prevent The driver of the towing vehicle must have grounding of the caravan when traversing an adequate view of the rear. ramps and ground obstacles. If necessary If there is no rear view through the caravan it ground clearance can be increased by is essential that additional exterior towing...
  • Page 20 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD Road lighting For your information the wiring diagram of the 13 pin connector is shown. These should be checked regularly and if in any doubt a qualified electrician consulted. Passengers Passengers are forbidden to ride in a caravan with the exception of authorized test personnel.

  • Page 21: On The Road

    ON THE ROAD Speed Limits ............22 Pulling Off ............. 22 Caravan Handling ..........22 Motorway Driving ..........22 ON THE Reversing ............. 22 Changing a Wheel..........23 ROAD Jacking Points ............23 Stopping on a Hill ..........24 Arrival on Site ............24...
  • Page 22 ON THE ROAD Use nearside wing mirror to check caravan Note: Reversing uphill will be difficult if SPEED LIMITS has cleared when overtaking. either wheel brake or brake linkage is Normal road towing: 50mph overadjusted. You need to ensure that the Never let a ‘tail’...
  • Page 23 ON THE ROAD 5 STUD WHEEL 4 STUD WHEEL CHASSIS 50mm ”V” HEAD SCISSOR JACK AXLE Fig. A Jacking Point Fig. B Wheel Nut Tightening Fig. C Alko Side Jack CHANGING A WHEEL for steel wheels and 115Nm (85lbs/ft) for alloy IMPORTANT wheels using a torque wrench or have When a wheel has been removed and...
  • Page 24 ON THE ROAD Free the coupling by winding up the coupling STOPPING ON A HILL ARRIVAL ON SITE head until it is clear of the 50mm ball. Pulling off again can sometimes present a Note: Check and observe site regulations. Replace the tow ball cover and then park problem.
  • Page 25 ON THE ROAD Fig. D Levelling Board Exterior Door To prevent distortion of the body, the caravan must be always correctly sited and levelled. Failure to site the caravan correctly may prevent the exterior door from closing properly. Attention: Always disconnect the electrical connector between the towing vehicle and the caravan before connecting an LV supply to the caravan and before charging the...
  • Page 26 ON THE ROAD...

  • Page 27: Fire & Safety

    FIRE & SAFETY In Case of Fire ............28 Smoke Alarm ............28 Carbon Monoxide Alarm........29 Fire Extinguisher ........... 29 FIRE Children ..............29 Ventilation .............. 29 & Security ..............30 Theft ..............30 SAFETY Chassis Number ............ 30 Additional Security ..........
  • Page 28 FIRE & SAFETY Never throw a flaming pan outside, keep manufactured caravan has a smoke alarm FIRE ACTION your hands away from the flames and fitted as standard equipment. 1. GET EVERYONE OUT smother the flame. Connecting the battery 2. TURN OFF GAS VALVE Try to remain calm.
  • Page 29 FIRE & SAFETY When battery power is low and replacement Warning: Do not paint the Smoke Alarm. Fault. If a fault is found in the sensor and is necessary, the alarm will ‘beep’ about once circuitry or the power pack becomes low then Other than the maintenance and cleaning per minute for at least 30 days.
  • Page 30 FIRE & SAFETY Bunks You must maintain adequate spacing of combustible materials from sources of heat Where fitted, the foldaway bunk has been tested to 70kg (11 stones) and has a (eg heater) recommended limit of 57kgs (9 stones). Do not use independent gas appliances Safety features are included but care should inside the caravan.

  • Page 31: Services

    SERVICES SERVICES Water ..............32 Gas ................ 38 Electricity ............... 42...
  • Page 32 SERVICES Surge Damper STANDARD WATER SYSTEM The surge damper prevents water hammer and also reduces switch hunting on and off. The surge damper is a completely sealed unit and requires no servicing, however, as with water systems, the complete system should be drained in the winter.
  • Page 33 SERVICES Maintenance Aquaflow Caravan Filler Poor pump performance may be an There is a special filler fitted for use with the indication that the filter has become blocked Submersible Pump which not only provides a by debris. The filter is easily removed for recessed, locking filler cap for water input, inspection and cleaning: but also a polarised power take-off point...
  • Page 34 SERVICES Initial connection to fresh water supply Switch on the pump isolator at the control Note: When refilling the water container, the panel. pump assembly may be left plugged into the 1. Fill the fresh water container and place it alongside the wall socket located in the wall socket so that the pump can be kept off Once it has been properly connected, and a...
  • Page 35 SERVICES end of the season with sterilising fluid g. Disconnect cartridge or in-line filters from remove any dirt, dust or other (see notes under sterilising). plumbing. contaminants. Water at a suitably hot temperature containing an appropriate Water System Winterisation h. Submersible pumps should be shaken detergent is recommended for this out and stored in a dry place.
  • Page 36 SERVICES Setting Up the Water System 2. Remove any water filters fitted, and replace with a short length of hose or 1. Replace/close all drain valves. empty filter cartridge (this will ensure the 2. Replace shower heads and tap spouts. filter is not affected by the disinfectant/ 3.
  • Page 37 SERVICES 2. Leave the power supply turned on. • Check all connections in the pipe-work. PRESSURE SWITCH • Remove the adjusting screw, if motor still 3. Tighten the adjusting screw (clockwise). Operation The pump should now be running. runs, pump is probably air locked. Turn The pressure switch detects the opening or off the isolator switch and reprime the 4.
  • Page 38 SERVICES Butane works satisfactorily at temperatures down to 2° C. Propane should be used for temperatures below this, therefore for all year round caravanners, Propane is of greater use. There are different sizes of bottles available and it is better to consult your dealer for advice.
  • Page 39 SERVICES If you should suspect a gas leak turn off the The 30mbar bulkhead mounted regulator TYPES OF GAS gas at the bottle and ventilate the caravan by fitted to the caravan requires a 'pigtail' Butane opening the door and windows. Do not connector for use with UK LPG cylinders, Butane is supplied in the U.K.
  • Page 40 SERVICES Fixed ventilation openings are sited under GAS SAFETY ADVICE PRECAUTIONS gas appliances in various locations in your Facts about LPG a) Never look for a leak with a match. tourer. Always use a soap solution or its LPG is not poisonous. equivalent when testing connections.
  • Page 41 SERVICES Roof-mounted Flue installations Space Heating Appliances Manifold Locations All flue installations should be inspected Space heating appliances are to be Heater and Water Heater manifold located once a year throughout their length for completely extinguished before the caravan underneath front O/S bed towards bulkhead. corrosion.
  • Page 42 Air conditioning 4.0 amps A residual current device is already fitted to Truma Ultraheat (max) 8.3 amps your Lunar Caravan. If a fault occurs and Kettle 3.2 amps anyone makes indirect contact with a live Alde central heating 10.0 amps lead the breaker should trip before a dangerous voltage is apparent.
  • Page 43 SERVICES On Leaving the Caravan Site YOUR CARAVAN IS NOW SUPPLIED Note: Always disconnect the electrical WITH 25 METRES OF MAINS CABLE TO 5. Reverse the procedure described in connector between the towing vehicle Paragraphs 3 and 4 above. COMPLY WITH BS EN1645. and the caravan before connecting an LV (low voltage) supply to the caravan and FLEXIBLE WIRING...
  • Page 44 SERVICES...

  • Page 45: Electrics

    ELECTRICS Mains Power Units ..........46 Distribution Panel ..........47 Control Panel ............48 ELECTRICS Battery ..............49 Use of Generators ..........50...
  • Page 46 ELECTRICS OPERATION POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT PDU supply in the PDU to charge your leisure battery. Disconnect the electrical connector between The PDU contains both the 230v ac the towing vehicle and the caravan before equipment and the Power Supply to give 12 Control system connecting an LV (low voltage) supply to the volts dc.
  • Page 47 ELECTRICS Power Distribution Unit...
  • Page 48 On models awning light, internal lights and volt meter fitted with the Lunar Protector Caravan readings. Alarm, if this switch is left in the on position Master switch. Controls all the 12 volt supply...
  • Page 49 ELECTRICS GENERAL INFORMATION brand leisure battery with a 60, 90 or 110 efficiently. Some of the new wave of gensets amp capacity is recommended. (It must have are more sophisticated in their production of BATTERY tube venting capability for internal battery a sinewave output and are more suited to run electronic equipment.
  • Page 50 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. Therefore frequency and output voltage can rise above the specification of the machine data plate, i.e.

  • Page 51: Fitted Equipment

    FITTED EQUIPMENT Truma Combi Boiler ............52 Refrigerators ..............54 Dometic RMS 8500 ............. 54 Oven, Hob & Grill ............61 Thetford C-260 CWE Toilet ..........65 Awning Points ..............73 Rooflight ................73 TV Antenna ..............73 Wall Lights ............... 75 FITTED Flyscreens/Blinds ............

  • Page 52: Truma Combi Boiler

    Venus Handbook is In winter or in lower temperatures the unit will Any modifications to the unit, including the an extract of the most relevant aspects.
  • Page 53 TRUMA COMBI BOILER Control panel Filling the Water Heater TRUMA CONTROL PANEL • Check if the rotary switch for the drain valve is set to ‘Operation’, meaning that it is parallel to the water connection and engaged. • Close the drain valve by pushing the push button until it engages.
  • Page 54 REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATORS • Select the desired power mode by the • The refrigerator works reliably on slopes energy selector switch (battery igniter of up to 6 degrees (5 degrees with Winter Operation - Dometic Refrigerators type models) or the MODE button (MES, models starting from 140 litres capacity).
  • Page 55 REFRIGERATOR Explanation: Electrical operation The refrigerator is equipped to operate on Appliances with battery igniter (manual energy mains power, 12V DC or liquid gas. Select selection) the desired power supply by turning the energy selector switch A. The energy Switch on the appliance by turning the energy selector switch A has four settings: OFF, AC selection switch A clockwise to position: mains voltage, DC (battery), gas (liquid gas).
  • Page 56 REFRIGERATOR Prior to starting the refrigerator in gas mode: • Open the gas cylinder valve. • Open the shut-off valve for gas supply to the refrigerator. Appliances with battery igniter: 1. Turn the rotary selector switch A to position 2. Turn the temperature selector B clockwise and push.
  • Page 57 REFRIGERATOR Positioning the storage racks Fixing and releasing the door lock hook when parking the vehicle The storage racks may be pulled out by smoothly lifting them and may be positioned If the vehicle is parked for a longer period of as desired.
  • Page 58 REFRIGERATOR Exchange of the igniter's battery Unlock the battery by depressing and turning the button (C) approximately 90 degrees clockwise. Remove cap and exchange battery (1.5V AAA / R3 / Micro). Observe correct polarity. Shutting off the refrigerator • For battery igniter models, set energy selector switch A to position ‘OFF’.
  • Page 59 REFRIGERATOR Troubleshooting Before notifying the authorised Service Centre, please check whether: ▲ The instructions in the section “Operating the refrigerator” have been followed. ▲ The refrigerator is level. ▲ It is possible to operate the refrigerator with any available power source. Failure: The refrigerator does not cool sufficiently.
  • Page 60 REFRIGERATOR Maintenance Failure: The refrigerator does not cool in 12V operation. • Works on gas components and electrical Possible cause Action you can take installation may only be carried out by authorised personnel. We recommend to a) On-board fuse defective. a) Fit new fuse.
  • Page 61 OVEN, HOB & GRILL Using the Oven (5) If burner has not lit within 15 seconds, SPINFLO DUPLEX COMBI OVEN release knob and wait at least 1 minute (1) Ensure gas supply is connected and before repeating operations (2) to (4). turned on.
  • Page 62 OVEN, HOB & GRILL DO’S AND DON’TS LEAKS The shelf has a raised bar to prevent dishes making contact with the back of the oven and DO read the user instructions carefully If a smell of gas becomes apparent, the to allow good circulation at the rear of the before using the appliance for the first time.
  • Page 63 OVEN, HOB & GRILL Thetford 3 Burner Hob draughts, which may affect the combustion in 1. Ensure gas cylinder/supply is connected a manner that will prevent the accumulation and turned on. In the event of a gas smell of unburnt gas. When in use ensure that air turn off at gas cylinder/mains and contact vents are not inadvertently blocked or shut supplier.
  • Page 64 OVEN, HOB & GRILL DO’S AND DON’TS Models with Manual Spark Ignition - Extinguish naked lights including cigarettes follow the procedure in (3) above, except and pipes. Do not operate electrical DO read the user instructions carefully that the burner can be ignited by switches.
  • Page 65 THETFORD TOILETS THETFORD C-260 CWE CASSETTE Standard C-260 Optional features C-260 TOILET INTRODUCTION The Thetford Cassette Toilet is a high quality product. The toilet forms an integral part of your caravan or camper bathroom, thanks to its functional design which combines modern styling and ease of use.
  • Page 66 THETFORD TOILETS PARTS Control panel (with optional features) a) Removable Seat and Lid b) Swivelling Toilet Bowl c) Blade Handle d) Flush Button e) Waste Holding Tank Level Indicator Water Filling Door (only if toilet has own flush-water tank) g) Rotating Emptying Spout h) Automatic Pressure Release Vent Sliding Cover Removable Mechanism...
  • Page 67 THETFORD TOILETS Preparing for use (standard) Preparing for use with Optional could damage the lip seal of the Waste Features Holding Tank. Always pour the fluids via 1. Open the access door on the outside of your caravan or camper. the emptying spout.
  • Page 68 THETFORD TOILETS Emptying you do not travel with a flush-water tank WARNING: Do not seriously shake the that is too full. Do not travel with water in tank or use high pressure water cleaners. The Waste Holding Tank has a capacity of 18 the toilet bowl.
  • Page 69 THETFORD TOILETS CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Waste Holding Tank pumped and will stop automatically (after approximately 5 minutes) when all waste The toilet should be cleaned and maintained To keep your Waste Holding Tank fresh and has been transferred. If the vehicle’s regularly, depending on the amount of use.
  • Page 70 THETFORD TOILETS The rubber seals in the toilet (the lip seal, the and the hose. Do this once every 3 drain tube to catch the remaining water mechanism seal, the automatic pressure weeks when on holiday. This should from the flush-water tank and remove the release vent seal and the cap seal) should ensure proper operation of the system.
  • Page 71 THETFORD TOILETS...
  • Page 72 THETFORD TOILETS...
  • Page 73 12 VOLT ROOF MOUNTED normal 'NML' position. EXTRACTOR FAN In all Venus Caravans fixing blocks for the Turn on your television set and tune in. This awning brackets are now fitted as per the The fan is a double glazed rooflight. Its side may be necessary at all new locations.
  • Page 74 ANTENNA 2. To replace, simply screw in and tighten feeding out the coaxial cable with plug Gain Switch BY HAND. attached. Situated below the LED light on the Power 3. IMPORTANT - The Pinnacle is an 2. Push the Blanking Cap supplied into Pack, this switch should be set to the normal integral part of the antenna and critical to place to cover the central hole.
  • Page 75 LIGHTS, CD/RADIO/MP3 LED LIGHTING LED lighting is non replaceable. CD/RADIO/MP3 PLAYER Your caravan is fitted with a Kenwood CD/ Radio/MP3 Player.
  • Page 76 FLYSCREENS & BLINDS number of “cut outs” to enable the sunscreen tension remaining in the mechanism to to be retained at various heights – look rewind, when it stops pull the crossbar inside the lateral guides to locate these. To downwards and upwards five or six times to raise or lower the sunscreen follow similar restore correct tension.
  • Page 77 WINDOWS AND BODY Stays with knob screw - Always make sure moist sponge or moist soft cloth. Never clean WINDOWS to unscrew the knob before closing the windows with a high pressure washer. Please The windows on your caravan are made from window.
  • Page 78 WINDOWS AND BODY 2. Help yourself tips (a) Do not wash crockery last thing at night, it creates more moisture in the air. (b) Do not boil water last thing at night and empty all water from kettles, etc. (c) Remove flowers or vases containing water from sleeping quarters.

  • Page 79: Grp Panels

    GRP PANELS A significant benefit of using GRP CLEANING THE CARAVAN BODY BADGES components is the ability to repair most It is wise to wash the caravan body regularly Resin coated badges are now being widely scratches or damage that may be inflicted in order to maintain its good looks.
  • Page 81 AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES AL-KO CHASSIS Chassis .............. 80 Running Gear ............. 80 & TYRES Braking System ..........80 General Maintenance ......... 83 Tyres ..............84...
  • Page 82 AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES • When raising and lowering the jockey CHASSIS & UNDERGEAR COUPLING HEAD wheel, excessive force should not be Never Overload! used on the handle as this could result in damage to the mechanism. • No overloading of the vehicles in excess of the permissible total weight.
  • Page 83 AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES SAFETY COUPLING "WS 3000 D" Ball-head must be free from oil and lubrication open Safety coupling closed, Safety coupling closed, Uncoupling position stabilising activated stabilising not activated Visual Check - the ball-head should no Coupling longer be visible in the coupled condition. Place the open ball-head hitch on the ball- head of the towing vehicle (grease-free).
  • Page 84 AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES MODE OF OPERATION OF iDC • Continuous registering of lateral acceleration by means of a sensor. • Evaluation of the signals registered by means of special software from BPW. • The software detects critical driving situations which require an intervention of iDC. •...
  • Page 85 AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES Braking System 50mm maximum and 49.5mm minimum (DIN GENERAL NOTES ON At 500 miles then every 3000 miles or 1 year 74058). If the ball is found to be worn it MAINTENANCE check and adjust brake linkage to should be replaced immediately.

  • Page 86: Stability

    AL-KO CHASSIS & TYRES Tyres & Pressures General Recommendations TYRES The tyres fitted, and the pressures needed, Because caravan tyres and wheels are rarely PREPARATION vary from model to model. Check the Service the same as those on your car you must not Tyres &...

  • Page 87: General Data

    GENERAL DATA Wiring Diagrams ..........86 Wiring Diagram – Road Lighting ....... 87 GENERAL Light Bulb Replacements ........88 Security .............. 88 DATA Owners Club ............89 Owners Warranty ..........89 Winterization Guide ..........90...
  • Page 88 GENERAL DATA VENUS CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 5 CORE 5 CORE USED USED X2 MASTER PUMP LIGHT PINK AWNING 6AMP...
  • Page 89 GENERAL DATA ROAD LIGHTING WIRING DIAGRAM...
  • Page 90 GENERAL DATA LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT SECURITY Brake/side light ..........Twin 21W/5W, 12V Ensure that you lock all windows and doors when leaving your caravan. Fit a towbar hitch Front side light ........... 5W, 12V lock or a wheel clamp -consult your dealer on Side light (white/red) ..........
  • Page 91 If additional equipment (other than those on annual servicing being carried out within 60 the optional list of Lunar) is to be fitted you days either side of the anniversary of the should check with your dealer beforehand.
  • Page 92 GENERAL DATA CRiS • CRiS can help your tourer’s manufacturer contact you in the event CRiS is the Central Registration & that there is any kind of product recall or Identification Scheme that issues touring fault that could affect the safety of your caravan registration documents, equivalent caravan.
  • Page 93 GENERAL DATA CARAVAN WINTERIZATION GUIDE regular access to the caravan, you could brushed over with a stiff brush, and blockages place some moisture absorbing crystals in cleared with a high-pressure air line. Never try If the caravan is to be stored for any length cupboard corners to reduce the risk of to clear blocked jets with a piece of wire of time, the following procedure is advisable:...
  • Page 94 GENERAL DATA petroleum jelly. The electrolyte level should spirits if water doesn’t work, but nothing quite easily. Small scratches can be removed be checked and topped up with distilled stronger. Examine seams and repair any using a liquid metal polish such as Brasso. water if necessary.
  • Page 95 10. Electrics Please note that neither Lunar Caravans Ltd 13 pin, 12N and 12S plugs should be nor The Caravan Club endorse any of the inspected and cleaned and the pins coated listed products and you should satisfy with vaseline.
  • Page 96 GENERAL DATA...

  • Page 97: Stabiliser

    Types of Gas ........39 Refrigerators .......... 54 Wheels General Data .......... 88 Dometic Model RMS 8500 ....54 Torque ..........18 Lunar Owner’s Club ......89 Battery ............ 49 Reversing ..........22 Winterization Guide ........ 91 Security ..........88 Blinds ............. 76 Road lighting ..........
  • Page 98 NOTES Publication Designed and Produced by Preset Graphics Ltd Tel: 01332 549278. Fax: 01332 549279. E-mail: Presetgraphics@btconnect.com Ref: 21347 © All Rights Reserved...

Table of Contents

Save PDF