Operating instructions

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FITTED EQUIPMENT
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Care of laminate tops, tables,
furniture and doors
Do not use abrasives, chemically treated
cloths or aggressive detergents as these may
cause damage
Do not place hot objects on laminated
surfaces i.e. tops, tables. Any temperatures
70°C and over may cause permanent damage.
Clean worktop surfaces, furniture and door
fascias with a soft, slightly damp cloth, dry off
with a soft cloth.
Doors
In order to provide customers with the latest
designs of door furniture it is possible, due
to the use of natural wood, that warping may
occur. This should not detract from the correct
functioning of items fitted in the caravan.
Information
During the normal travelling vehicle vibration
and flexing may cause some of the furniture
doors to become out of alignment.
For your convenience many hinges are
adjustable.
Tables
Slide the top of the chest of drawers forward
to form a convenient table. Lift the rear portion
to slide the top away. (Fig. A)
Fig. A
! WARNING: When erecting the
free standing table, be careful to avoid
trapping fingers.
Table storage
To avoid damage care must be taken when
removing tables from their stored position.
Where two tables are stored together in a
low level storage area care should be taken
to remove the table positioned opposite the
hinged edge first.
Tables stored in the table storage
compartment must be securely clipped into
place whilst in transit.
Shower Use
• Care should be taken as water may become
hot temporarily when switched on until it
mixes and regulates.
• Small children should be surpervised at all
times when using the shower.
• We recommend unfastening the shower head
before travelling and storing safely to prevent it
becoming detached whilst towing.
Fixing of awnings
In order to avoid puncturing the outer skin
of the caravan wall, it is recommended that
awning poles are fixed to your caravan using
load spreading eyelet pads or rubber sucker
pads.
Attaching awning brackets and associated
fixings to your caravan by using mechanical
methods which pierce the outer skin of the
caravan wall can allow water ingress which will
invalidate the product warranty.
Important:
Care must be taken when using an awning
as poles and suckers can cause damage to
exterior side panels.
Awnings should be taken down in strong
winds to protect the side panels from cosmetic
damage and dents from the awning poles.
Note: Awnings should be kept ventilated
when discharging products of combustion
exhaust into them.
Awning Sizes
Due to the various awning types and sizes
the awning sizes provided in the Service and
Warranty Handbook are for guidance only.
Full details and sizes of awnings (A-A
dimensions) for your caravan can be found in
your Technical Handbook.
Specific awning sizes must be confirmed
with the dealer or awning manufacturer prior
to purchase.
Colour reference
If a customer requires touch-up paint or a
respray of a caravan, the correct colour code
for all white components is Fiat White 249.
Please be aware that colours can fade over
time, and therefore, if the vehicle is more than
a few years old, it is suggested a colour match
be obtained.
Front locker and sunroof
The front locker is made from ABS
thermoformed plastics, which are easy
clean textured surfaces. To ensure long
life and prevent damage you must not use
any cleaning materials including solvents or
aggressive cleaning materials. We recommend
the use of warm soapy water, applied with a
damp cloth.
Where a front sunroof is fitted, directly above
the front windows, it is recommended that the
blind be left open during use (or storage) in
high temperatures or direct sunlight, to avoid
a build-up of heat within this non-opening
window.
Bonded Roof
The roof of your caravan is made from a
bonded construction. Care should be taken
when cleaning the roof not to walk directly on
the roof. If access to the roof is required the
weight of a person should be spread across
a larger area using a spreader board and
extreme care should be taken when working
at heights.
DOORS / TABLES
SHOWER / AWNINGS /
SUNROOF / ROOF