8.3 Table/s are stowed in the correct position and table legs secured in their
retaining clips.
8.4 Furniture lids are lowered, cupboards and flaps are closed and secured.
8.5 The refrigerator door is closed and secured by its travelling catch.
8.6 The retractable rear step if fitted, is folded away or, if a separate step is supplied,
it is safely stowed in the vehicle.
8.7 Roof ventilators are closed and locked in the down position.
8.8 The bathroom is not used whilst the vehicle is in motion. (Note: Refers only to
models
fitted
with
shower or toilet compartment.)
8.9 Top hinged windows are
closed,
and securely fastened.
8.10 Children do not roam around the vehicle; they may fall and injure themselves.
9 WHEN YOU GET THERE
When
a
Trooper
is in use for
habitation
purposes,
the
elevating
roof
must
be
raised.
9.1 Connection Of Services
9.1.1 230
Volt
- Electrical
Mains
Hook-Up.
Before
connecting to the mains, check
that
the vehicle RCD is switched
"OFF".
Uncoil
the cable to prevent overheating and connect to the vehicle end
first
then
the mains outlet. The following should then be carried out:
i. Switch the main isolator switch of the RCD "ON".
ii.
Press
the test button (located adjacent to RCD switch). This should cause
the main switch to trip.
iii.
Return main switch to
"ON"
position.
iv. Switch the 10 amp MCB (MCB1)to the UP position, (ON). This circuit
controls the 230 volt socket outlets.
v. Switch the second 10 amp MCB
(MCB2)
- (if
fitted)
-to the UP position,
(ON).
This circuit controls the 230 volt supply to the Fanmaster.
vi.
Switch the 6 amp MCB
(MCB3)
to the UP position, (ON). This circuit
controls the 230 volt circuit to the refrigerator, wall lamp, water heater, and
the battery charger.
vii.
MCB's
are numbered as follows:
MCB 1-10 amps. 230 volt socket outlets.
*MCB 2 -10 amps. Ultraheat (if
fitted).
MCB 3 - 6 amps. Refrigerator, battery charger, water heater, and wall
light.
* only
fitted
to coachbuilt models when Fanmaster is fitted.
B.2 12
Volt
Appliances
3.2.1
General
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