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SAFETY EQUIPMENT
AMC Chassis
Your vehicle is fitted with an AMC Chassis
conversion supplied and fitted by AL-KO Kober
Limited. As a result the base vehicle has
undergone certain changes.
The original rear frame has been replaced by a
hot-dip galvanised AL-KO lightweight chassis.
This chassis is connected to the cab by means
of a special bracket assembly.
The AL-KO chassis and AL-KO axle with torsion
bar suspension is fitted in place of the original
equipment manufacturer’s chassis and axle.
Vehicles with an AL-KO chassis are approved
for use with a trailer.
If fitting a tow bar, use one that has been
approved by AL-KO and ensure it is fitted
correctly.
When ordering a tow bar assembly, always
indicate the vehicle type and the chassis
number.
You should ensure that the maximum train
weight as shown in the registration documents
is not exceeded.
Towing a trailer also reduces the maximum
gradient capacity (hill climbing ability) of the
vehicle.
Suitable rear view mirrors, in accordance with
road traffic regulations, may have to be fitted.
DRIVING INFORMATION/TRAILER USE
To achieve optimum results when towing a
trailer, please observe the following points:
Refer to base vehicle handbook for towing
limits.
Do not tow with the vehicle empty and the
trailer loaded. If this is unavoidable, please
drive slowly to allow for the unfavourable
weight distribution.
Always locate heavy objects close to the
trailer’s axle and secure.
Observe all legal issues applicable to towing.
Ensure tyre pressure of vehicle is set at fully
loaded setting.
Use low gear when travelling downhill to avoid
constant braking.
The electrical functions and the electrical
circuit diagram will be found in the operating
instructions supplied by the base vehicle
manufacturer.
Repairs
Repairs to the AL-KO AMC components
including the axle assembly may only be
carried out by specialist workshops.
Smoke Alarm
The smoke alarm is operational once the
battery is connected. When products of
combustion are sensed, the unit sounds
an alarm until the air is cleared.
Features
Battery operated.
The operating light (red LED) flashes every 40
seconds confirming that the unit is powered.
Low Battery Warning: the unit will emit an
audible “chirp” once every 40 seconds for 7
days before the battery needs to be replaced.
Failure to replace the battery will result in
insufficient power to alert you in a real fire
situation.
Sensitivity test button. This tests the
sensitivity, circuitry, battery and horn.
Loud alarm.
Test smoke operation after the vehicle has
been in storage, before each trip and at least
once a week during use.
Your alarm requires one 9 volt battery. Under
normal use, the battery should last one year.
Simple Maintenance
Clean your smoke alarm once every three
months to help keep the unit working
correctly. Gently vacuum using the soft brush
attachment.
Problems are indicated by two events:
• The alarm does not sound upon pressing the
test button.
• The operating light remains steadily on or
off (i.e. does not flash every 40 seconds,