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TRAVELLING
airBag
For information about the airbag, check the
base vehicle handbook.
noiSe viBration
We understand that a quieter journey adds to
your comfort as a traveller, so Bailey have used
high density acoustic foam in the construction
of your motorhome.
To help to reduce noise during transit:
• Store the Thetford grill pan and shelves in
the storage compartment at the bottom of
the oven. Wrap in a tea towel for further
protection.
• Polyplastic Windows - the window stays on
your motorhome have a tendency to rattle.
We suggest that you tighten the stay and
secure the catches, before you travel.
• Remis Cab Blinds - check that the cab blinds
are fitted correctly. If they have become
detached during transit please return your
vehicle to your retailer and ask them to refit
the blinds.
• The glass lid cover on the hob is also fitted
with bump stops to prevent the glass from
rattling on the trivet. Over a period of time,
these bump stops may move from their
ideal position. Reposition them or place a
tea towel under the glass lid - please ensure
that you remove the tea towel before you
commence cooking.
Jacking the motorhome
Position the jack in the hole provided as shown.
Rear jacking points are located in the shock
absorber mounts on the left and right, in front
of the axle. When changing a rear wheel raise
the vehicle to the maximum extent of the jack.
In order to clear the skirt when removing the
wheel, tilt the bottom of the wheel under the
vehicle and allow the top of the wheel to fall
towards you and clear of the hub.
changing front wheelS
Select first or reverse gear, apply the
handbrake and chock the remaining wheel.
On board tools and chocks are usually located
underneath the passenger seat.
changing rear wheelS
Select first or reverse gear. DO NOT apply the
handbrake but fit chocks under the remaining
wheels.
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