Bailey Approach, Owner'S Manual

Page: 11 / 110

8
INTRODUCTION
i
i
!
!
FAMILIARISATION
This handbook is designed to familiarise you
with your new vehicle from the moment that
you step inside the habitation door and to
describe the operating features.
Reading the handbook is made easy by the
content being divided into sections.
At the back of the tilt and turn document you
will find your service manual.
This handbook contains all the information
that you will require for safe enjoyment of
your motorhome. All the information contained
herein is important.
Within chapters there are symbols that draw
your attention to specific information:
WARNINGS are items that if ignored
can cause the user(s) physical harm
Cautions are items that if ignored can
result in damage to the motorhome
Notes are reminders that should be
heeded.
To enable your queries to be dealt
with more efficiently always quote
your Approach Autograph’s production
number which can be found in the glove
compartment on the Bailey weight
plate as shown below.
It is the policy of both Bailey and Peugeot to
constantly improve their vehicles, so while
all illustrations and descriptive matter in this
handbook are intended to give a general idea
of the motorhome and are correct at the time
of going to press, changing market and supply
situations may prevent us from maintaining the
exact specification details of this handbook.
Both companies therefore reserve the right
to alter specification at any time without prior
notice.
Bailey motorhomes offer a variety of customer
uses and while each vehicle is designed
to feature the optimum storage, seating,
sleeping and fluid capacities, it is the driver’s
responsibility to select the correct loads
without exceeding the weight capacities of
your chosen vehicle. These weights can be
found on the weight plate located inside your
glove compartment along with the production
number.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES:
To ensure all the occupants of your
motorhome enjoy a safe and relaxed
environment please observe the following.
• Ensure all the occupants are aware of
their escape routes in an emergency.
• Always keep escape routes and exit points
clear from obstruction and debris.
• Provide one dry powder fire extinguisher
of an approved type or complying with
ISO 7465 of at least 1kg capacity by the
main door, and a fire blanket next to the
cooker. Familiarise yourself on your fire
extinguisher and the local fire precaution
arrangements.
• Your motorhome is a compact living
environment, and appliances should be
treated in the same way as those in the
home to prevent any accidental burning
or scalding – keep young children away
from hot surfaces.
• Ensure the motorhome is serviced and
maintained in accordance with this
handbook as well as the base vehicle
handbook. The recommendation of
manufacturers regarding their appliances
must also be followed. Also, ensure that
any replacement parts for an appliance
conform to the appliance manufacturer’s
specifications and should be fitted by
them or an authorised agent.
Driving Licences
Never allow anyone without a valid driving
licence to drive your motorhome.
SUN VISOR LABEL