Bailey Approach SE, Owner'S Manual

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CARE OF YOUR MOTORHOME
• If it is not possible to use the space
heater open the skylights or windows
slightly but keep the main door closed as
much as possible.
• After showering, keep the bathroom door
closed and the window or the skylight
open long enough for the room to dry.
Preparing your vehicle for cold conditions
Your motorhome is fully winterised and has
achieved the BS EN 1646-1:2004+A1:2008
standard Climatic testing to Grade Three
standard.
• Make sure that all plumbing pipes,
drains, and water supply appliances
within the motorhome are properly
drained.
• Remove the battery from the motorhome
to keep it warmer. If the battery cells
were to freeze this could cause damage
to the cells and decrease the life of the
battery.
• Try to cover as much as possible of the
underside of the motorhome to prevent
snow from collecting and packing up
underneath. This will help to prevent
damage to the tyres due to weather
conditions.
• Apply a lubricant to any of the locks to
avoid them from freezing up. This will
allow you access to your motorhome if it
is needed.
Spares and After Sales
There are numerous parts and accessories
available for your motorhome either from
your Bailey retailer or through the Bailey
Parts website. You are more than welcome
to contact the parts website for anything you
may require. However if it is a safety or
warranty critical item you will need to obtain it
from your Bailey Retailer who will fit the
component for you.
Caring for the Environment
After many years in service you may decide
that your motorhome has become beyond
economic repair and should be disposed of.
Please ensure that you comply with the end-
of- life vehicle legislation and take it to an
authorised treatment facility where it will be
properly dealt with to minimise any negative
environmental impact. The transaction will
be logged by the DVLA, identifying that you
are no longer the owner of the vehicle.