Auto-Sleepers FORD TRANSIT CUSTOM AIR 2022, Руководство пользователя

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SAFETY AND SECURITY
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Electrical Systems
Batteries
Battery terminals and connectors should
be firmly attached. Battery surfaces
should be free of moisture and dirt.
Where removable cell taps are fitted
these must be screwed firmly.
When removing a battery always remove
the negative cable first. On re-connection the
negative cable should be connected last.
Switch off all lamps and appliances before
disconnecting the battery. Do not smoke
while working on or near to the battery.
Fuses
Always replace blown fuses with one of a
correct rating.
Overload
Never overload any electrical circuit,
especially the 12-volt socket outlet. The rating
of appliances should be checked before
connection.
Charger Unit
Keep the charger unit well ventilated and
never allow material or bags to be in contact
with the unit casing which gets hot when the
unit is operating.
230 Volt Mains Operation
Before connecting to the supply, ensure that
the contacts in both the plug and the socket
are clean and dry and that the hook-up plug is
firmly located and locked into the socket. The
RCD must be easily accessible at all times.
SECTION
SECURITY
Chassis Number
Record the chassis number and the factory job
number of your campervan, and keep them in
a safe place at home. The vehicle identification
number “VIN” is a 17 digit number and can
be found on a plate visible in the bottom left
hand corner of the windscreen. The number
is also known as the chassis number and is
shown on the type approval plate, attached to
the cab door pillar, along with the permissible
weight data. The factory job number is an
alphanumeric code consisting of a letter
followed by four numbers, and can be found
on a label inside the glove box. The number is
useful when contacting the dealer or factory to
discuss the vehicle.