Coachman Travelmaster 2022, Руководство пользователя

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CHECK LISTS
BEFORE TRAVEL
• Loads: – Avoid overloading. Ensure that the motorhome’s total permitted weight is not exceeded.
– Loads must be correctly distributed (low centre of gravity, even distribution between the
right and left sides of the motorhome).
– In the living area, there must be no loose objects that could present a danger to passengers.
– Loads must be secured or positioned so that there is no risk of them shifting, working loose or
causing damage.
• TV antenna in its bottom position.
• Refrigerator door secured. Interior doors, drawers and cutting boards closed/secured.
• Roof hatches and windows closed. Roof hatch blackout curtains must be raised.
• Shower door or folding panel secured.
• The toilet door must be closed throughout travel.
Certain layouts have a door that closes across the centre aisle. Throughout travel, the door must be closed
to the toilet.
• Use the kitchen sink and hand basin plugs (prevents a drain smell entering the motorhome while travelling).
• Swivel seats secured in the direction of travel.
• Step retracted.
• Doors closed.
• Main valve of each gas bottle closed.
• Power and TV cables disconnected.
• No snow, ice or other loose object on the roof.
• Support legs raised. (Motorhomes with support legs fitted.)
• Any items of optional equipment (bicycle carriers, air conditioning, etc.) ready for travel.
WHEN SETTING UP AT A CAMPING SITE
• Ensure there is easy access for loading/unloading and filling the water tank.
• Park the motorhome so that it is level (i.e. not tilting in any direction).
• Stabilise the motorhome by deploying the support legs. (Motorhomes with support legs fitted.)
• Where possible/required, connect a 230 V supply.
• Certain motorhomes have a DEFA alarm:
The alarm is activated when the motorhome is locked.
If you want to lock the motorhome when you are inside, the alarm’s motion sensors must be deactivated.
(The motorhome’s doors are alarmed.)
To deactivate the alarm’s motion sensors, use the button next to the alarm LED on the device’s window
module. Hold the button down until the LED goes out. Then use the remote control (on the key) to lock
the motorhome.
The alarm’s motion sensors are deactivated until the motorhome’s ignition is switched on. This resets the
alarm to normal function.
See also the instructions from the alarm’s manufacturer, DEFA.
WHEN PARKING
• When you have parked: Open and close the driver’s door.
The vehicle part of the motorhome is programmed to have a few functions still operating during short
stops. By opening and closing the door, you confirm that the vehicle is parked.
Side lights go out and a few other functions shut down.
When the driver/passenger door is open, the associated step light comes on. The step light goes out after
a while, but can come on again at any time the driver or passenger door is open.