Bailey Approach SE, Руководство пользователя

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6-7
CONNECTION OF SERVICES
cylinder against the gas pressure
regulation system,) hold the reset button
(No 3) in for at least 5 seconds before
slowly releasing the green button. (crash
sensor triggering element reset) on the
MonoControl CS.
Changing the LPG Cylinder
Please use the included spanner to attach
and remove the high pressure hose from the
cylinder. It will help to generate the
necessary tightening torque and will prevent
damage to the screw fixings by over-
tightening.
Residual gas: do not smoke, avoid
open flames.
• Close the empty gas cylinder’s valve.
• Remove the high pressure hose from the
gas cylinder.
• Attach the high pressure hose to the full
gas cylinder.
• Open the full cylinder’s valve.
• Press the hose rupture protection.
At any time after making changes, check the
hose connection to the cylinder valve for
leaks using a leak detector spray or a soapy
solution.
Hose Change
Follow the above instructions concerned with
changing the LPG cylinder.
Residual gas: do not smoke, avoid
open flames.
• Close gas cylinder valve
• Remove the high pressure hose from
the gas cylinder and from the regulator
inlet
When performing a hose change
please ensure that the ‘O’ ring
provided with the hose is correctly
installed and not damaged.
We recommend that the gasket (part
number 50020-76300) is replaced with
every hose change. This will be
provided by your supplying dealer upon
replacement of the hose.
• Screw country-specific high-pressure
hose to MonoControl CS inlet and to the
cylinder
• Open gas cylinder
• Press the hose rupture protection and, if
necessary the reset button
• Check hose connection to cylinder valve
and at MonoControl CS inlet for leaks
after every modification
Gas Leaks
If a smell of gas becomes apparent, the
supply should be turned off at the cylinder
immediately.
Extinguish naked lights including cigarettes
and pipes.
Do not operate electrical switches.
Open all doors and windows to disperse any
gas escape.
Butane/Propane gas is heavier than air; any
escaping gas will therefore collect at a low
level. The strong unpleasant smell of gas will
enable the general area of the leak to be
detected. Check that the gas is not escaping
from an unlit appliance.
Never check for leaks with a naked flame;
leak investigation should be carried out using
a leak detector spray or a soapy solution.
Do not operate any electrical apparatus
whatsoever, especially light switches.
If the leak is not obvious, the motorhome
should be evacuated and a competent
service engineer consulted.
Avoid naked lights when connecting or
changing a cylinder.
Ensure the gas valve is turned off.
Regularly inspect the flexible gas hoses for
deterioration and renew as necessary with
approved type (all hoses should be replaced
every 5 years.)
Remember that gas is heavier than air and sinks
to the lowest point. Keep gas cylinders outside
(and protected against frost) If they must be kept
inside make sure that they are well away from
heat and near to a drop out vent.
Additional independent gas
appliances should not be used
inside the motorhome.