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Please Note:

The Mass in Running Order includes a 75kg allowance for the driver and 90% full fuel tank, gas bottles and water tank.
* If the Maximum Authorised Weight is not fully utilised then the towable weight can be increased accordingly. The Gross Train Weight figure quoted on the chassis plate however must never be exceeded.

Weights quoted are for standard vehicles only. Please take care to ensure that you have allowed for the masses of all items you intend to carry in the motorcaravan. EG Passengers, optional equipment,
essential habitation and personal effects. Such as clothing, food, pets, bicycles etc.

WARNING

Under no circumstances should the maximum gross weight of the vehicle be exceeded.

MAX.GARAGE DIMENSIONS:

Length: 2170mm, Width: 1265mm, Height: 1185mm.

GARAGE DOOR APERTURE:

Width: 745mm, Height: 1094mm

MAX. ALLOWABLE WEIGHTS IN GARAGE:

Chieftain G: 250kg. Mokawk: 150kg

HEATING GRADE

All Auto-Trail vehicles have a minimum heating classification of grade 3. This means that your vehicle can maintain an average temperature of at least 20 degrees centigrade when the

outside temperature is -15 degrees centigrade.

GAS INPUT OF APPLIANCES
Fire

= 3.9kw.

Water Heater

= 1.7kw.

Cooker (3 gas burners)

= 8.3kw.

Fridge

= 0.19kw.

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MODEL

OVERALL

OVERALL OVERALL HEIGHT

MAX.

MASS IN

MAXIMUM

PASSENGER

LENGTH

WIDTH

GROSS

RUNNING

TOWABLE

SEATS

(Mirrors Folded)

LO-LINE

HI-LINE

WEIGHT

ORDER

WEIGHT

(Std. Vehicles)

NAVAJO

6.81 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

3650 kg

3290 kg

1250kg

1

CHEROKEE

7.50 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3620 kg

1040kg

1

MOHAWK

7.50 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3500 kg

1040kg

1

SAVANNAH

7.60 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3620 kg

1040kg

1

DAKOTA

7.60 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3600 kg

1040kg

1

SCOUT

7.90 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3700 kg

1040kg

3

DELAWARE

7.90 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

4250 kg

3750 kg

1040kg

1

ARAPAHO

8.73 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

5000 kg

4040 kg

1000kg*

3

CHIEFTAIN

8.73 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

5000 kg

4000 kg

1000kg*

1

COMANCHE

8.73 m

2.35 m

3.03 m

3.07 m

5000 kg

4075 kg

1000kg*

1

Vehicle Specifications

Owners Handbook :

2013 TECH

Model
Maximum T

STD VEHIC

NAVAJO
CHEROKE
MOHAWK
SAVANNAH
DAKOTA
SCOUT
DELAWARE
ARAPAHO
CHIEFTAIN
COMANCH

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Summary of Contents for FRONTIER

Page 1: ...together we re going places www auto trail co uk O W N E R S H A N D B O O K F R O N T I E R FRONTIER ...

Page 2: ...O W N E R S H A N D B O O K F R O N T I E R together we re going places 1 together we re going places www auto trail co uk 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 1 ...

Page 3: ...hat you have read all instruction manuals carefully and fully understand all aspects of your vehicle before driving it on the open road If you have any queries on the operation of any part of your motorhome please contact your supplying dealer 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 2 ...

Page 4: ...the details below Model Date Purchased Supplying Dealer Sales Person Telephone Number Tyre Pressure Radio Code Exterior Door Key Number Water Filter Key Number Vehicle Build Number Name Telephone Notes D D M M Y Y 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 3 ...

Page 5: ...igano House Genesis Way Europarc Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN37 9TU United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1472 571000 Fax 44 0 1472 571001 e mail sales auto trail co uk Useful Information 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 4 ...

Page 6: ...E 30 31 Truma Ultrastore water heater 32 Exterior BBQ 33 Flue covers 34 Water services 34 35 Thetford cassette toilet 36 37 Exterior shower 37 Windows blinds 38 Skylights 39 Wind out awning 40 Security ventilation 41 42 Habitation door 43 Central locking 44 Entrance step 45 General care 46 47 Winter laying up 48 49 Good neighbour guide 50 51 Annual check list 52 55 Warranty 56 Aftercare 57 Tyre Pr...

Page 7: ...of Auto Trail owners This handbook has been designed to enable you to derive the maximum benefit and enjoyment from your motorhome its information will be beneficial to experienced and new motorhomers alike 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 6 ...

Page 8: ...upplied with a comprehensive warranty please ensure that the dealer has fully explained all aspects of your Motorhomes operational systems and the necessary servicing requirements Should you require assistance your supplying dealer is fully conversant with the correct procedures that you should follow to get any issues dealt with in a timely manner Modifications To Your Vehicle Please check with y...

Page 9: ...ed Please be advised that the maximum recommended weight that should be carried on the roof rack is 40kg Please be aware that in certain conditions the fibreglass roof may become very slippery please take extreme care should you choose to walk on the vehicle roof Bicycle Carrier If Fitted Auto Trail recommends that if a bicycle carrier is fitted to your vehicle it should be capable of carrying no ...

Page 10: ...ed axle weights together it will normally give you a larger figure than the maximum authorised weight please be aware that the Maximum Authorised Weight must never be exceeded Please take care to ensure that you have allowed for the masses of all items you intend to carry in the Motorhome e g passengers optional equipment essential habitation equipment and personal effects such as clothing food pe...

Page 11: ... C A A Exterior door retaining catch when open B Folding step C Fridge vents D Awning light where fitted E Status T V aerial omni directional where fitted F Front marker lights E 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 10 ...

Page 12: ...external access door to toilet waste tank K Rear marker lights L Lockable gas cylinder compartment operated via an internal remote lever M High level brake light where fitted H G J L M K External Features Owners Handbook 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 51 Page 11 ...

Page 13: ...ng can only be achieved with practice and we would recommend that you should first practice in a large open area As well as this courses are run by many organisations Reversing Aid Your vehicle may be fitted with a visual reversing aid This aid is designed to assist a drivers attention only during reversing of the vehicle they are not intended to replace a drivers self judgement Auto Trail will no...

Page 14: ... your vehicle will obstruct others coming in Try to choose an area that is dry reasonably level and preferably with a hard base If you have no alternative but to pitch on a slope ensure that when you leave you are driving down the slope It is always good practice to chock the wheels of the Motorhome when parked on a slope or a slippery surface even when the brakes are applied In poor site conditio...

Page 15: ...ging A Gas Cylinder Before you can connect a gas cylinder to your vehicle you will have to obtain the correct type of high pressure hose for the type of bottle you have chosen different European countries have different connections This hose should be fitted to the bulkhead mounted gas regulator fitted inside your gas compartment Carefully position the gas cylinders into the gas compartment locati...

Page 16: ...ndows to allow any gas to escape LPG has been given a smell by the manufacturers to help with the detection of leaks check that the gas is not escaping from an unlit appliance Do not operate any electrical apparatus especially light switches If the leak is not obvious the Motorhome should be evacuated and qualified personnel consulted Remember that gas is heavier than air and therefore sinks to th...

Page 17: ... hook up cable that will connect your Motorhome to a suitable power supply on site via the mains hook up point on your Motorhome Mains hook up points vary from model to model so please familiarise yourself with your particular location prior to using your vehicle for the first time Your Motorhome should only be connected to a supply that meets the requirements of BS7671 The site warden will hold i...

Page 18: ...ly Cable plug Cable coupler Motorhome mains inlet The cable plug is connected to the cable coupler by a 2 5mm flexible 3 core cable Warning It is essential that connections are made exactly as shown If the terminal markings are not in accordance with the diagram they must be ignored If in doubt consult a qualified electrician Generators If a generator is fitted the vehicle must be regularly servic...

Page 19: ...e EC500 PSU Power Supply Unit Overview The EC500 Power Supply Unit utilises a battery charger that supplies 12 volt DC power to run the leisure equipment and supply the leisure battery It also houses the 12 voltDC fuses that protect the various 12volt circuits and the 230volt RCD and MCB s that protect the various mains circuits Residual Current Device Miniture Circuit Breakers The Residual Curren...

Page 20: ...the selected battery will be shown on the EC480 control panel Reverse Polarity Indicator This light is designed to illuminate when the live and neutral mains input supply has been reversed crossed over If the light illuminates then there is a problem with either the site supply or the cable connecting the supply to your vehicle Please note that if you choose to use your vehicle with a generator th...

Page 21: ... off Pressing the button once will turn the water pump on pressing it again will turn the pump off The LED adjacent to the button will illuminate to indicate that the pump is turned on Light Button With the 12 volt power turned on pressing this button will turn on and off the main lighting inside the vehicle Pressing the button once will turn the main lighting on pressing it again will turn the li...

Page 22: ... on LCD DISPLAY SCREENS The LCD display screen is design to provide clear easy to understand information of the condition of your on board vehicle services The Home Screen shows the Auto Trail logo additional information displayed in the header and footer sections The header area of the screen shows the following information At the left side the external temperature in degrees centigrade At the ri...

Page 23: ...e colour according to the water level in the tank With the tank 25 full the display will show red With the tank 50 full the display will show yellow If the tank is over 75 full the display will show green The waste water tank level gauge shows the level of the water in the fresh water tank with the precise reading shown at the top of the bar The actual bar will change colour according to the water...

Page 24: ...ct button will cancel the warning Please note these are only the basic menu controls on the panel More in depth information can be obtained by reading the full instruction manual supplied in the information wallet supplied with your vehicle Entertainment System Your vehicle is fitted with a dashboard mounted entertainment system that incorporates a radio CD or DVD player digital television receive...

Page 25: ... Gas Burners To Light Push in the control knob and rotate to the highest setting Press the electronic igniter on the oven facia to light the burner If the burner has not lit within 15 seconds the control knob should be released and the burner left for at least 1 minute before a further attempt to light the burner is made To Turn OFF Turn the control knob until the line on the control knob is align...

Page 26: ... light the burner is made To Turn OFF Turn the control knob until the line on the control knob is aligned with the dot on the control panel Always ensure that the knob is in the off position when you have finished grilling Using The Oven To Light Push in the control knob and turn to gas mark 9 Press the igniter on the oven facia to light the oven If the burner has not lit within 15 seconds the con...

Page 27: ...with the previously selected mode LPG Gas Operation Before operating the appliance on gas ensure that the valve on the gas cylinder is open and that the individual isolation valve for the fridge is open Press button 1 several times until the LED adjacent to the gas symbol illuminates When the gas led is illuminated ignition will take place automatically Use the temperature selection button to adju...

Page 28: ...ocation of these valves before using your vehicle for the first time 1 Power On switch Energy selector switch MODE 2 Temperature selection 3 Door opening only when equipped with electrical door lock 4 Indicator LED failure 5 Indicator LED door lock optional 6 Indicator LED operating mode display 7 Temperature level display Turning On The Refrigerator Automatic energy selection To turn on the refri...

Page 29: ...sure that the batteries are fitted to the ignition unit and that the gas cylinder and isolation valve are turned on Turn on the control knob to the desired thermostat setting from 1 to 10 and press down as far as the stop Ignition will take place automatically until the flame ignites Keep the control knob pressed down for a further ten seconds to allow the safety pilot to operate If the flame shou...

Page 30: ...er switch to the off 0 position Trumavent Blown Air Heating System The Trumavent Blown Air System distributes warm air through the blown air ducting throughout the vehicle Set the rotary control on top of the S3002 to either manual or automatic setting On the manual setting the speed of the blown air fan is controlled via the central control knob that gives settings from 1 to 5 5 being the highest...

Page 31: ...30V 1800W C Electric operation 230V 900W D Gas operation E Mixed operation gas and 900W electrical operation F Mixed operation gas and 1800W electrical operation G Yellow LED on Electrical operation Position E and F should only be used in winter mode Control Panel H Rotary switch for room temperature 1 5 K Green LED lit Operating Green LED flashing unit after running to reduce the units temperatur...

Page 32: ...low 5oC When the room temperature selected on the control panel is reached the heater will switch off The warm air fan will continue to operate at slow speed until the temperature of the outgoing air from the heater has reached 40o If the boiler is filled then it will be automatically heated The water temperature is totally dependant on the heat output giving off heating and the duration of the ti...

Page 33: ...pen position and that the safety valve for the water heater is open Select the required water temperature on the control panel which is normally located over the entrance door which is variable from 30 to 70 centigrade Switch on the water heater with the external rotary switch the green operation light will illuminate If for whatever reason the boiler does not light the green LED will turn red If ...

Page 34: ... gas hose The other end of this hose should be connected to your chosen LPG barbecue Please note the Motorhome works at a regulated gas pressure of 30m bar Please note all gas connections should only be undertaken by a competent person Connecting The Hose To The Vehicle Ensure the barbecue appliance is turned OFF and the gas isolation tap inside the vehicle is turned ON Align the tabs on the barbe...

Page 35: ...lacing the cover is a reversal of the above procedure Water Services Fresh Water Tank Your vehicle has an on board fresh water tank that allows you to carry fresh water with you on your journey This tank supplies all of the water systems inside your vehicle The volume of the fresh water tank will vary depending on which model you have chosen Water is pumped from the on board tank by a self priming...

Page 36: ...water supply Fill the tank until either the water level gauge reads 100 or until the tank begins to overflow Remove the hose Replace the cap lock and remove the key Please note use only food or drug quality pipe Waste Water Tank All waste water excluding the toilet is piped into an onboard waste water tank located underneath your vehicle The volume of the waste water tank will vary depending on wh...

Page 37: ...door Make sure that the waste holding tank is secured with the safety catch Shut the access door and lock it In Use Rotate the toilet bowl to the desired position The toilet may be used with the blade valve open or closed To open the valve pull the valve handle under the bowl towards you If the toilet is being used with the blade valve closed run some water into the bowl by pressing the FLUSH butt...

Page 38: ...location of the connection before using your vehicle for the first time Connecting The Shower The exterior shower hose supplied with your vehicle has the shower connector already fitted no further connections are required Lift the hinged cover on the outside of the vehicle to reveal the hose connection in the side of the vehicle Align the tabs on the shower hose connector with the slots in the sid...

Page 39: ... locking plate the window will then hinge outwards on the top hinge The window can be held in the open position by means of the locking collar on the telescopic arm Sliding windows are opened by releasing the retaining catch and sliding the window in its track Please ensure all windows are fully closed and locked before driving your vehicle away Window Blinds The habitation widows are fitted with ...

Page 40: ...hicle away Omnivent The omnivent can be opened for additional ventilation by rotating the turn mechanism in a clockwise direction the glazed dome will hinge open Winding the mechanism anti clockwise will close the glazed dome Blinds Fly screens The clear skylights are fitted with night blinds and fly screens The blinds and fly screens work independently of each other by pulling them across from th...

Page 41: ...ort legs are pegged into the ground On vehicles fitted with either the 4 metre or 4 5 metre awnings a central support rafter can be inserted between the awning case fitted to the vehicle and the awning facia the section that winds out to add extra stability Winding In The Awning Remove the central support rafter if fitted Insert the winding handle into the socket and turn anti clockwise the awning...

Page 42: ...ver use portable cooking or heating appliances other than electric heaters that are not of the direct radiant type to heat your vehicle as it can be a fire and asphyxiation hazard Under no circumstances should a cooking appliance be used for heating the vehicle Warning Notice Portable or open flame heating equipment should not be used If you have such equipment on board consider very carefully whe...

Page 43: ... indicate that the battery is completely flat Clean your smoke alarm regularly to prevent dust build up This can be done using a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment Carbon Monoxide alarm If Fitted If your vehicle is fitted with a battery operated Carbon monoxide detector it will detect carbon monoxide in your motorhome if it should rise to dangerous levels and sound the alarm Operating the Carb...

Page 44: ... 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 positio...

Page 45: ...cle cab doors only Please note that the habitation door lock will give an audible click but will not unlock Pressing button B will lock both the base vehicle cab doors and the rear habitation door Pressing button C will unlock the rear habitation door only Please note that the base vehicle cab doors will give an audible click but will not unlock Locking Unlocking With The Dashboard Switches When i...

Page 46: ... to minimise the risk of injury when the vehicle is in motion Operating The Step Manually The step is operated manually by depressing the step button located next to the habitation entrance door Pushing the button once will fold the step out pressing it again will fold the step in Operating The Step With The Central Locking Unlocking either the cab doors or the habitation door with the remote key ...

Page 47: ...f Windows The windows in your vehicles are fully double glazed and with care will remain sparkling and scratch free Clean your windows as you would your car Do not use a sponge on dirty windows When all dirt has been removed dry with a leather or vyleda type cloth The catches and stays do not need lubricating Tar can be removed using a proprietary tar remover which is available from most car acces...

Page 48: ...th and a mild detergent is all that is necessary Soft Furnishings Carpets should be vacuumed occasionally to remove grit and sand This helps maintain good appearance and ensure long life The upholstery can be cleaned with a mild reputable upholstery cleaner It is recommended that curtains be dry cleaned Leather Upholstery As leather is 100 natural product some variation in texture and grain may be...

Page 49: ...s developing Water System It is important that the water system is drained off during the winter months to avoid freezing when the Motorhome is not in use or after the last trip of the season Failure to do this could result in serious damage to components To Drain Off Open the drain valve on the fresh water tank to ensure it is fully empty Open the drain valve on the waste tank to ensure it is ful...

Page 50: ...left in the closed position for long periods as this may affect their folding back into the open position Bringing Your Vehicle Out Of Storage Before starting to use your Motorhome after a long storage period we would recommend that you have all gas and 230V electrical services checked by a competent person We would recommend that the water system is flushed through with a sterilising solution pri...

Page 51: ...with a waste water tank place a suitable container under all waste water outlets Do not allow these to overflow Make sure you empty the containers at appropriate waste water points Empty chemical toilets only where directed Avoid damage to sewerage treatment works by using only approve chemicals Phenols coal tar or caustic based fluids must never be used under any circumstances Solid bulky items s...

Page 52: ...icensed site without the permission of the landowner is illegal in the UK If you do have permission to camp on an unlicensed site always follow the advice in the code Pay particular attention to the following points Dispose of litter only in receptacles provided for the purpose If there are none put litter in plastic bags and take it away with you to dispose of in an appropriate manner Control the...

Page 53: ...eable and tight Check that the body support struts are serviceable and tight 2 Windows Window Fitments and Operation Check that the window glazing rubber or seal is in good condition and that there is no sign of deterioration or cracking Check that the windows open and close easily and smoothly On top hung windows ensure that the fixing of the top hinge rail is satisfactory Check that there is a g...

Page 54: ...e wheel retention Wheelboxes Check for damage corrosion water seepage or signs of tyre rubbing 6 Attachments to Body Exterior Skylights Check the general condition security and that the sealing has not deteriorated Roof Racks and Ladders Check general condition and that they are securely attached to the body Check roof for signs of damage around the rack Mouldings and Trims Check the security of f...

Page 55: ...eck all rigid piping for adequate support and any damage Appliances As a guide checking the gas appliances can be summarised as follows Cleaning Where appropriate remove cover s to gain access to exchanger Remove any build up of fluff or other foreign matter Re assemble and test operation Clean flame viewing window Operation of controls Check all knobs etc are secure on their spindles and that the...

Page 56: ...ump for security of fixing and condition Check that the pump inlets and outlets are clear and not obstructed Check security of fixing and condition of delivery hose and electric cable System Check Operate the pump and check all piping for leaks Operate all taps and shower If a hot water system is fitted it can be checked for leaks using cold water Please note aerated water from a tap could be caus...

Page 57: ...turers service literature and MB G handbooks supplied with your vehicle Your vehicle must be serviced in accordance with the chassis manufacturer s requirements Body Construction Integrity Warranty Your Auto Trail Motor home is offered with a 10 year manufacturer s warranty against the breakdown of the body seals terms and conditions apply with a graduating customer excess being applicable to year...

Page 58: ... specialist technician or to Fiat Camper Assistance the on the road assistance team for the service of Motorhome customers You can call from any European country 24 hours a day 7 days a week to get immediate help The best specialists will assist you in the event of an accident a breakdown lack of fuel loss of keys partial theft etc Auto Trail Aftercare Centre Auto Trail can now provide insurance a...

Page 59: ...5 0 5 5 MOHAWK 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 CHEROKEE 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 SAVANNAH 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 SCOUT 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 DELAWARE 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 DAKOTA 225 75R16CP 5 5 5 5 ARAPAHO 225 75R16CP 5 5 3 8 CHIEFTAIN 225 75R16CP 5 5 3 8 COMANCHE 225 75R16CP 5 5 3 8 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 58 ...

Page 60: ...assification of grade 3 This means that your vehicle can maintain an average temperature of at least 20 degrees centigrade when the outside temperature is 15 degrees centigrade GAS INPUT OF APPLIANCES Fire 3 9kw Water Heater 1 7kw Cooker 3 gas burners 8 3kw Fridge 0 19kw 59 together we re going places MODEL OVERALL OVERALL OVERALLHEIGHT MAX MASSIN MAXIMUM PASSENGER LENGTH WIDTH GROSS RUNNING TOWAB...

Page 61: ...60 www auto trail co uk Cable Colour Chart 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 60 ...

Page 62: ...61 together we re going places 230v Circuits Owners Handbook 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 61 ...

Page 63: ...62 www auto trail co uk Road Lighting Circuits 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 62 ...

Page 64: ...63 together we re going places Power Circuits Owners Handbook 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 63 ...

Page 65: ...64 www auto trail co uk Consumer Circuits Roof 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 64 ...

Page 66: ...65 together we re going places Consumer Circuits Floor Owners Handbook 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 65 ...

Page 67: ...Notes 66 www auto trail co uk 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 66 ...

Page 68: ...67 together we re going places Notes Owners Handbook 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 67 ...

Page 69: ...68 www auto trail co uk Notes 6289 AT Frontier Owners Handbook V2_Layout 1 31 08 2012 08 52 Page 68 ...

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