Auto-Sleepers warwick duo 2008, User Manual

Page: 74 / 106

9-30
FITTED EQUIPMENT
INTERNAL LAYOUT
General
The Warwick Duo is designed as a two berth
model, with an end lounge which easily
converts into two single beds or a large
double bed..
Cab Seats
Both the reclining cab seats have full forward
and rearward movement by releasing the
catch on the front of the seat and sliding it to
the required position.
Accommodation Seating
The Warwick features a rear lounge with twin
bench seats with lift up seat bases giving
access to the under seat storage.
Please note that Auto Sleepers advise
against the retrofitting of additional seat belts.
Security
Passengers are reminded that it is a legal
requirement to wear the seat belts provided
whilst the vehicle is in motion.
Table
A table with folding legs is provided with the
vehicle. When not required this table should
be securely stowed in the overcab storage
area. When the table is needed, the legs
should be folded out and the table placed
where required.
Caution: The table must be stored when the
vehicle is in motion.
Kitchen Area
The kitchen area, on the offside of the
vehicle, comprises a Spinflo cooker, which
has three gas hobs, a single 230V AC
electric hotplate and a storage cupboard
below. Adjacent to this is a stainless steel
sink and drainer concealed by a glass lid,
which may be used as a chopping board.
The sink is fed by a mixer tap mounted to the
left of the sink. Beneath the sink/drainer there
is a cupboard which gives access to storage
space, including a slideout cutlery tray, with
the electrical control box at the back. Each
gas appliance is protected by its own
isolation tap - these are found in the bottom
of this cupboard. They are coloured red with
their own identifying symbol and are from top
to bottom:
• Refrigerator
• Water heater
• Cooker
The water filter, with changeable cartridge, is
also fitted in the bottom of this cupboard.
The Dometic RM7271 tilt-tolerant refrigerator
is located beneath the kitchen unit worktop. A
red warning light on the refrigerator will
illuminate when it is operating on 12 volt.
Next to the fridge is another storage
cupboard, with a folding door, which also
contains the 230V Residual Current Breaker
(RCB) and the Miniature Contact Brakers
(MCBs). A pull out, folding ironing board is
accessed via a handle at the side of this
cupboard.
All kitchen shelves are coated with a plastic
material which is easily cleaned should a
spillage occur.
A high level unit above the kitchen area
houses the microwave oven, and the cooker
hood with extractor fan which vents to the
outside of the vehicle. A switch next to the
microwave oven controls the three
downlighter lamps fitted into the ceiling above
the kitchen area.
An adjacent high level locker with two glass
fronted doors houses the crockery set and
wine glasses for four people.
The vertical pillar above the sink unit houses
a 230V mains socket, a 12V socket and the
Truma heater controls on the front face. A
12V socket incorporating a TV coax
connection is fitted on the lounge side
surface.
On the bulkhead adjacent to the side
entrance door is the electrical control panel
which controls all the vehicle’s electrical
services. It incorporates a fresh water level
indicator and master switches for the water
pump and 12 volt circuits. Below this panel
are two switches, one for the three main
interior lights and one for the exterior awning
light. A switch for the retractable side door
step is located below the light switches.