Cartoni Malibu 540 2014, Руководство пользователя

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Living
Chapter Overview
In this chapter, you will find information on living in your Malibu box-type van.
The information affects, in detail:
• the ventilation of the Malibu box-type van
• opening and closing the windows
• opening and closing the roof hood
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the outer flaps
• opening and closing the lift-tilt roof
• changing the table area
• use of the beds
• use of the binds
• the sink
• opening and closing of furniture hatches and doors
• the conversion of the step
6 Living
6.1 Ventilation
Ensure for sufficient ventilation. Never cover or block the forced venti -
lation installed (roof hood with forced ventilation or mushroom shaped
ventilator), e.g., with a winter mat. Keep snow and leaves away from
forced ventilation systems.
There is a risk of asphyxiation from increased CO
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→ During certain weather conditions, despite sufficient ventilation, condensa -
tion may occur on metallic objects (e.g., on the floor chassis screw fittings).
→ Additional cold-bridges may also be created at breakthroughs (e.g., edges
of roof hoods, sockets, filler necks, hatches, etc.).
Ensure for continuous exchange of air using frequent and targeted ventila-
tion. This is the only way to prevent the accumulation of condensed water un-
der cool weather conditions.
Heating performance, air distribution and ventilation coordinated with each
other in the cold seasons ensures for a pleasant living climate.
In order to avoid draughts, close the air outlet nozzles on the dashboard and
set the air distribution of the basis vehicle to circulating air. During longer
standing periods of the Malibu box-type van, thoroughly ventilate every now
and then, in particular during the summer period as the accumulation of heat
is possible.