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batteries in your detector at least every 12 months
to ensure correct operation. The unit continually
checks the settings of its sensor and circuitry. If
any of these settings are found to be incorrect or if
the batteries have become low then the detector
will emit a single audible chirp once per minute for
up to 30 days. Important: This does not mean that
the detector has detected carbon monoxide.
Note:
The sensor used in the detector has a lifetime
of seven years after activation. After this seven year
period the entire unit should be replaced with a
similar model.
Escape Paths
It is important that you do not block any escape
paths or emergency exits with any obstructions
that could hinder your escape in an emergency.
Please familiarise yourself with the designated
emergency exits in your vehicle before using it
for the first time.
Children & Pets
Do not leave children or pets in an unattended
Motorhome as they could be exposed to hazards
that could cause an accident.
Upper Bunks
Care should be taken against the risk of falling out
when this bunk is used by children.
We would advise that the upper bunks are
not suitable for children under six years of
age without supervision.
Security
At Auto-Trail we have tried to go further than any
other Motorhome manufacturer to protect your
investment. Make it difficult for the thieves by
protecting your Motorhome and its contents.
Always lock all doors and windows when leaving
your vehicle, even if it is left for a short period
of time.
Motorhome Theft
The theft of a Motorhome can occur in the most
unlikely circumstances; from a motorway service
area, or even from an owners’ drive.
Make sure all windows and doors are secured even
if only leaving the vehicle for a short time and we
would advise that you do not leave valuables in
easily visible positions inside the vehicle.
Habitation Door
The habitation door in your vehicle utilises
a two point locking system that is operated
either automatically by the vehicle central
locking system, or manually by the door key.
It can also be locked from the inside the
vehicle by a locking tab.
Manually Locking The Habitation Door
From Inside The Vehicle
To lock the habitation door from the inside simply
push down the locking button on the inner
door handle.
Manually Unlocking The Habitation Door
From Inside The Vehicle
To unlock the door from the interior pull the release
handle towards you. The locking button will spring
out, the door will be unlocked and the door
will open.
Manually Locking The Habitation Door From
Outside The Vehicle
The habitation door can be locked from outside the
vehicle using the habitation key.
Simply turn the key clockwise to engage the lock,
return the key to the vertical position then withdraw
the key.
Please note that locking the habitation door with
the key will not activate the central locking to
the vehicle cab doors.
Locking The Door With The Central Locking
Please refer to the Central Locking section.
Habitation Door
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