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Swift Group Biarritz Lodge 40x13-2 2020, Owner'S Handbook Manual

The Swift Group Biarritz Lodge 40x13-2 2020 comes equipped with all the luxury amenities you need for a comfortable stay. For easy reference, make sure to download the Owner's Handbook Manual for free from manualshive.com to get all the information you need to fully enjoy your new holiday home.

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Square roof ventilator 

(21000 SQ. MM)

Gas drop ventilator

Circular roof ventilator 

(2000mm2)

(760 SQ. MM)

Extractor fan

ventilator 

(6000 SQ. MM)

(2205 SQ. MM)

Champagne Lodge 42’ x 13’ 2 bed layout

TV

GAS

C/H

TV

Window

1000 x 475

Window

1000 x 475

Trickle Vent

Window

866 x 2041

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Door

866 x 2065

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Window

590 x 1815

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Window

590 x 1815

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Window

590 x 1815

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Window

850 x 1172

Trickle Vent

Emergency 

Window

1680 x 1972

Trickle Vent

Window

632 x 1172

Window

1032 x 2276

Window

1032 x 2276

Trickle Vent

French Door

1565 x 2444

Summary of Contents for Biarritz Lodge 40x13-2 2020

Page 1: ...CREATING SMILES FOR LIFE Swift Group Owner s Handbook Residential Park Home Issued August 2019 Part No 1725581...

Page 2: ...Siting 13 General Safety Advice 21 SafeuseofLPG 25 Mainsandelectricitywiring 31 Heatingandthermalproperties 35 Appliances 37 Cooking 39 Blinds 41 Beds 43 General Care 45 Security 59 Winterisation 61...

Page 3: ...ine A place for all those united in their love of caravanning motorhomes holiday homes and touring in general to share their experiences meet new friends and find out a world of information on how to...

Page 4: ...es iNote Your attention is drawn to the notice affixed inside the boiler cupboard advising on fire precaution ventilation and what to do in case of a fire Emergency action procedures In the event of g...

Page 5: ...r any work or modification to your electrical system or appliances Ensure that you understand the working of all electrical switches in your RPH Regularly check that all electrical cable terminal conn...

Page 6: ...rickle vents refer to the drawings in the technical section of this handbook WARNING Under no circumstances must any ventilator be blocked or obstructed even partially Bunk beds where fitted WARNING U...

Page 7: ...Home Address Indentification Marking SG Key Number CO Alarm Date of Manufacture Smoke Alarm Date of Manufacture Tel No Supplied and fully inspected before deliv ery by Dealer Dealer Stamp Address Tel...

Page 8: ...9 Warranties 10 AfterSales 12 Swift Connect Direct 12 WARRANTY AND AFTER SALES SUPPORT...

Page 9: ...ctural Warranty Period The Structural Warranty covers any defect with the seams of the Home This includes water ingress through any permanently sealed seam joints The Structural Warranty Period means...

Page 10: ...me which is not approved by Swift Damage caused by Environmental conditions such as UV damage and corrosion Exclusions In addition to the conclusions above the following parts have exclusions Applianc...

Page 11: ...agents iNote Please remember to quote the chassis number when ordering any items from your Dealer Park operator This can be found on the weight plate inside the boiler cupboard CONNECT DIRECT Warranty...

Page 12: ...13 Craning 14 Siting 14 Supportingthechassis 15 Jacking 15 Wheelchocks 16 Spreaderplates 16 Anchors 17 Snowloading 17 Chassis specification 18 SITING...

Page 13: ...for the home placed upon it iNote A Twin unit RPH is produced in two units and should be assembled together on site by professional siting Engineers in accordance with CITO guidelines If the product i...

Page 14: ...as additional supports and if they are to remain extended should be at least 6mm off the ground 3 3 Supporting the chassis RPHs up to 12 2m long should have a minimum of twelve supports Each chassis l...

Page 15: ...at other points it is important to check and recheck all support stands to make sure they remain in the correct position Plan to stay safe WARNING No one should be under the RPH whilst it is being li...

Page 16: ...excess of 48m s 173km h being experienced iNote Each ground anchor should be capable of resisting 10kN in tension The preferred turnbuckle is the type which has an eyelet at both ends as opposed to h...

Page 17: ...h longitudinal Corner steady maximum extended height of 432mm Corner steadies must not be used to fully support the unit Jockey wheel assembly maximum load that can be applied in a static position is...

Page 18: ...19 Siting Figure 4 Typical Support and holding down points Twin unit...

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Page 20: ...21 Fire precautions 22 Emergency shut off points 23 GENERAL SAFETY ADVICE...

Page 21: ...ces electrical and LPG systems except by a qualified person WARNING Never use portable cooking or heating equipment other than electric heaters that are not of the direct radiant type as it is a fire...

Page 22: ...upply point Do not use water on fat or electrical appliances Never go back inside the RPH until a member of the fire service has told you it is safe to do so Fire extinguisher It is recommended that a...

Page 23: ...24...

Page 24: ...25 The LPG gas system 26 Gas commissioning notice 26 Using cylinders 26 Gas regulators 27 Low pressure flexible hoses 27 Gas safety 28 SAFE USE OF LPG...

Page 25: ...ngineers safety check is prominently displayed in the unit for occupants to see If the unit is being used solely for private use other than commissioning these checks are not required by law but it is...

Page 26: ...inder and the appliance The regulator is precisely set to control the pressure of the supply and must not be adjusted The connection must be by a high pressure flexible hose which shall be as short as...

Page 27: ...rovals Most of the branded appliances carry their own warranty and after sales support In the event of either being required please follow the directions of the warranty or consult your own supplying...

Page 28: ...vitally important that you read all instructions and labels before using any appliance and keep them handy for future reference WARNING If in doubt ask Do not place clothes or any other combustible ma...

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Page 30: ...31 Mains electricity and wiring 32 Bulbs 33 MAINS ELECTRICITY WIRING...

Page 31: ...it should now trip off and should be reset simply switching it on again If the unit does not trip off do not use the mains supply until the fault is corrected by consulting either your park owner or a...

Page 32: ...Both 230v and 12v lighting systems are present in your RPH using a variety of types of ratings wattage across both systems CAUTION It is important to fit the correct rating of light bulbs the voltage...

Page 33: ...34...

Page 34: ...35 Centralheatingandhotwatersystem 36 Thermalinsulation 36 Ventilation 36 HEATING THERMAL PROPERTIES...

Page 35: ...95mm wall insulation in addition to lagged underfloor pipes Radiator valves Thermostatic radiator valves TRV are fitted to all lounge dining and bedroom radiators to control the room temperature 7 3 V...

Page 36: ...37 APPLIANCES...

Page 37: ...operate as often resulting in the temperature in the freezer compartment rising If this is for an extended period of time there is a possibility of some of the freezer contents defrosting If the tempe...

Page 38: ...39 COOKING...

Page 39: ...l on the hob or to line oven shelves grill pan or allow it to block the oven flue as this creates a fire hazard and hinders circulation When cooking heavy items e g turkeys do not pull the oven shelf...

Page 40: ...41 BLINDS...

Page 41: ...ng children can be strangled by loops in pull cords chains tapes and inner cords that operate the blinds To avoid strangulation and entanglement keep cords out of the reach of young children Cords may...

Page 42: ...43 Pull out sofa bed 44 Bunk beds 44 BEDS...

Page 43: ...WARNING Care must be taken when using a Pull out bed in close proximity to the space heater 11 2 Bunk beds where fitted WARNING If upper bunks are fitted care shall be taken against the risk of fall o...

Page 44: ...ructure 46 Blockages 46 CanExel panels 46 Snow precautions 47 Doors and windows 47 Alignment and adjustment of doors 49 Trickle vents 53 Repairs 53 Kitchen and bathroom 53 Cleaning 55 Furnishings 55 S...

Page 45: ...d be properly planned supervised and carried out by competent people with the skills knowledge and experience to carry out this activity The correct equipment must always be used iNote The roof should...

Page 46: ...oil or a very light lubricant use sparingly as oil does attract dirt iNote The recommended maintenance is to lubricate every 6 months Minimum recommended cleaning intervals Monthly Frames door and win...

Page 47: ...h do not impair anti corrosion properties Use cream cleaner for isolated stubborn stains on white UPVC only Apply with a damp cloth using minimal pressure Ensure drainage slots are kept unblocked and...

Page 48: ...d adjustment of doors If the entrance door becomes misaligned the hinges can be adjusted to bring the door back into alignment The lock keep can also be adjusted to ensure that the lock engages correc...

Page 49: ...t available Height from lowest Position 7mm Compression from mid position 1 75mm Lateral 5mm Pull back the cover Insert 5mm A F Allen key and turn to move the vent left or right This will increase or...

Page 50: ...the compression should be adjusted left or right clicks The compression gap should be set to 3mm To lower the the vent turn anti cllockwise and repeat the steps iNote Adjusting the hinges will not co...

Page 51: ...nd the latch have 20mm vertical movement to aid locking during manufacture transport and siting In addition both the top and bottom keeps and the centre latch have 2mm of lateral adjustment to aid sit...

Page 52: ...Mixer Valve accurately controls the temperature of water for showering and will maintain the pre set temperatures if the water pressure varies when other appliances are used This significantly reduce...

Page 53: ...til the water stops flowing Protecting your Thermostatic Mixing Tap In addition to draining down the Thermostatic Mixer Tap in periods of cold and freezing conditions to offer maximum protection it is...

Page 54: ...th To dry use a soft cloth Stains can be removed using washing up liquid Most bath cleaning powders and liquids will damage the surface of your fitting even the non scratch cleaners Bathroom fittings...

Page 55: ...or moisture generating appliance Extreme temperature and humidity changes can cause cracking and splitting Some movement may be expected depending on environmental conditions If the air is dry some cr...

Page 56: ...oking new for years Always vacuum or dust hard floor surfaces before mopping Vinyl floors generally require only warm water for cleaning Vinyl flooring risks being stained by in ground dirt if they ar...

Page 57: ...58...

Page 58: ...59 Protecting your RPH and possessions 60 SECURITY...

Page 59: ...operated with a time switch the light will help deter thieves Ask your park distributor dealer for details on electrical intruder alarms Marking your property with your postcode and house number woul...

Page 60: ...61 Winterisation 62 Condensation 63 WINTERISATION...

Page 61: ...er or washing machine is fitted it should be protected from frost damage by carrying out the following instructions 1 Remove electrical power to the dishwasher 2 Turn off the water supply and disconne...

Page 62: ...w the dew point temperature it is quite normal for condensation to occur on the external walls and any other cold surface When condensation occurs Condensation occurs usually in winter months because...

Page 63: ...e windows it is important not to block these f It is critical that low level ventilation is not blocked through the use of skirts or decking around the lodge Where such items are fitted and equal amou...

Page 64: ...65 External dimensions 66 Model names berths and bed sizes 67 TECHNICAL INFORMATION...

Page 65: ...m 13 2 3 75m 12 4 Vendee Lodge 42x13 2 13 57m 44 6 13 15m 43 2 12 77m 41 11 12 77m 41 11 4 29m 14 1 4 01m 13 2 3 75m 12 4 Whistler Lodge 42x20 2 13 68m 44 10 13 18m 43 3 13 05m 42 10 12 85m 42 2 6 42m...

Page 66: ...83x0 75m 6 0 x2 6 N A N A Vendee Lodge 42x13 2 4 Plus 2 2 02x1 53m 6 8 x5 0 1 90x0 75m 6 3 x2 6 N A N A Whistler Lodge 42x20 2 4 Plus 2 1 91x1 53m 6 3 x5 0 1 83x0 92m 6 0 x3 0 N A 1 80x1 12m 5 11 x3...

Page 67: ...Lodge 40 x 13 2 bed layout Window 1500 x 1172 Trickle Vent Window 632 x 1172 Trickle Vent Window 900 x 950 Trickle Vent Window 450 x 620 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 950 x 1172 Trickle Vent Emergency...

Page 68: ...ndow 1000 x 475 Window 1000 x 475 Trickle Vent Window 866 x 2041 Trickle Vent Emergency Door 866 x 2065 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 590 x 1815 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 590 x 1815 Trickle Vent E...

Page 69: ...TV GAS C H Window 632 x 972 Trickle Vent Emergency Door 866 x 2063 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 632 x 1172 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 632 x 1172 Trickle Vent Window 632 x 1022 Trickle Vent Emergen...

Page 70: ...ckle Vent Emergency Window 632 x 1074 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 1000 x 1172 Trickle Vent Trickle Vent Trickle Vent Emergency Window 800 x 1972 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 800 x 1972 Trickle Vent...

Page 71: ...rickle Vent Emergency Window 632 x 1074 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 1000 x 1172 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 1200 x 880 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 800 x 1972 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 800 x...

Page 72: ...x 475 Trickle Vent Window 800 x 1172 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 1000 x 1172 Trickle Vent Window 800 x 1172 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 800 x 1972 Trickle Vent Emergency Window 632 x 1022 Trickle...

Page 73: ...T WATER SUPPLY COLD WATER SUPPLY SINK WASH BASIN TOILET BATHROOM SHOWER HOT AND COLD DRAIN COCKS POSITIONED UNDER BOILER OUTSIDE WASH BASIN TOILET Plumbing typical water system single units WASHING MA...

Page 74: ...75 BATH EN SUITE BASIN EN SUITE SHOWER SHOWER ROOM BASIN SHOWER Plumbing typical water system twin units Technical info KITCHEN DISHWASHER UTILITY SINK WASHING MACHINE...

Page 75: ...76 COLD FEED RADIATOR RADIATOR BOILER RADIATOR RADIATOR HOT FEED Plumbing typical heating system single units Technical info...

Page 76: ...77 RADIATOR RADIATOR RADIATOR RADIATOR RADIATOR RADIATOR RADIATOR BOILER Plumbing typical heating system twin units Technical info...

Page 77: ...tallation found in a holiday home or park home Various electrical options are available which may be fitted over and above the specification shown Please consult your retailer installer the Swift Grou...

Page 78: ...79 Single Unit Generic Gas Technical info...

Page 79: ...80 Single Unit Generic Lighting Technical info...

Page 80: ...Swift Group Ltd or Sargent Electrical Services if further information is required KEY L1 L4 F1 S1 OUTLET APPLIANCE SWITCH SOCKET OUTLET CORD SWITCH 1G 2G OR PULL OPERATED LIGHT LOCALLY SWITCHED LIGHT...

Page 81: ...82 Twin Unit Generic Lighting Technical info TWIN LODGE SCHEMATIC 2020...

Page 82: ...83 Technical info CO AX Schematic LOUNGE OR...

Page 83: ...windows 47 Drain down procedure 54 E Electricalloungefire heater 38 Electrical Schematics 78 Electricity and fault finding 32 Electrics 31 Emergency exits 68 73 Emergency shut off points 23 Entrance...

Page 84: ...ng 17 Snow precautions 47 Support and holding down points 18 Supporting the chassis 15 Swift Connect Direct 12 Swift Shield fabric 57 Swift Talk 2 T Tap cleaning 55 Thermal insulation 36 Thermostatic...

Page 85: ...86 Notes...

Page 86: ...ILES FOR LIFE Layouts Video Brochure Dealer Social SWIFT GROUP Dunswell Road Cottingham East Yorkshire HU16 4JX Tel 01482 875740 Fax 01482 840082 Email enquiry swiftgroup co uk FIND OUT MORE AT SWIFTG...

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