Bailey Ranger 550/6 User Manual

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Owner’s

Manual

Table of Contents

Owner's Details2
- Table of Contents4
Contents5
Introduction8
Warranty9
Warranty Cover9
- Year Body Shell Integrity Guarantee9
- Year Manufacturers Warranty9
- Terms and Conditions10
Caravan Registration and Identification Scheme (C.r.I.s)11
Safety12
Introduction13
Caravan and Towing Vehicle Terms13
- Measurement of Nose Weight14
- The Caravan to Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio14
- Towing Vehicle's Rear Suspension14
- Recommended Tow Ball Height15
- Secondary Braking Cable (Break Away Device)15
- Loading and Distribution of Weight in the Caravan and Car16
- Noseweight17
- Hitching up17
- Hitching the Caravan to the Tow Vehicle18
Towing20
- Speed Limits20
- Pulling Away20
- Caravan Handling20
- Reversing20
- Motorway Driving20
- Mirrors21
- Passengers21
- Snaking21
- Stabilisers22
- Road Lighting22
- Types of Tyres Fitted22
- Tyre Wear and Damage22
- Tyre Pressures23
- Wheels23
- Spare Wheels23
- Changing a Wheel24
- Unhitching24
- Levelling the Caravan25
- Towing Brackets25
- Driving Licences25
The Water System27
- Water Supply27
- The Submersible Pump27
- Routine Maintenance27
- Cleaning Containers and the System27
- Inline Filter (Whale Aquasource WF1230)28
- Priming the System28
- Pressure Switch28
- Adjusting Pressure Switch29
- Onboard Water Supply29
- Aquasource Direct Mains Water Connection29
- Draining and Winterisation of the Water System30
- Setting up the Water System30
- Shower Tray30
- Waste (Grey) Water System31
The Gas System31
- General Information31
- Types of Gas32
- Changing Gas Cylinders33
- Gas Safety Advice33
- Awning Space LPG Appliance Exhaust33
- Gas Leaks34
- Ventilation34
The Electrical System - 230 Volt35
- On Arrival at Caravan Site35
- On Leaving Caravan Site36
- Generators36
- Overseas Connections36
- Mains Unit37
The Electrical System - 12 Volt38
- 12-Volt Control Panel39
- Auxiliary Battery Storage/Mains Inlet39
The Truma Ultrastore Water Heater41
- Filling the Truma Ultrastore with Water41
- Caravan Equipment41
- Gas Operating Instructions42
- Switching off (Gas Operation)42
- Electrical Operating Instructions (230V)43
- Draining the Water Heater43
- Maintenance43
- Important Operating Notes44
- General Safety Notes44
- Technical Data45
The Truma S 3002 el Space Heater46
- Gas Operation46
- Thermostat46
- Important Operating Notes46
- General Safety Notes47
- Technical Data48
- Operation48
- Operating Notes48
Truma 12V Fan Operation49
- Trumavent TEB with Automatic Speed Control 12V49
- Technical Data49
- Warm Air Distribution49
Truma Triomatic Automatic Propane Gas Change-Over System50
- Changing Cylinders50
- Checking for Leaks51
- Technical Data51
The Country Leisure Cooking Appliances51
The Argent Hob51
- Hotplate Burners51
The MIDI Oven & Grill52
- Grill52
- Oven53
- Temperature Control53
- Cooking Guidelines54
- Maintenance & Servicing55
The Fire Sentry Smoke Alarm55
- False Alarms 'Hush' Control55
- Testing55
Refrigerators56
Electrolux Refrigerator Model Rm 427056
- LP Gas Operation - RM 427056
- Operation57
- Regulating the Temperature57
- On LP Gas Operation57
- On 230V Operation57
- On 12V Operation57
Electrolux Refrigerator Model Rm 729158
- Cleaning58
- Using the Refrigerator58
- Controls58
- Energy Selection59
- Temperature Setting Cooling Compartment60
- Storing Food61
- Making Ice Cubes61
- Defrosting61
- Positioning the Storage Rack62
- Door Locking62
- Switching off62
- Winter Operation63
- Interior Light63
- Troubleshooting64
- Maintenance65
Thetford Refrigerator Model N10066
- Switching on the Refrigerator66
- Igniting and Starting Your Refrigerator66
- Electrical Operation66
- Power with Gas67
- Switching off the Refrigerator67
- Securing Products for Driving67
- Door Locking Mechanism68
Thetford Refrigerator Model N8068
- Switching on the Refrigerator68
- Igniting and Starting Your Refrigerator68
The Thetford Cassette C-200 Cw / Cwe69
- Preparing for Use69
- Operation71
- Emptying the Holding Tank71
- Cleaning and Maintenance71
- Winterising / Storage72
- Cold Weather Use72
- High Altitude and Hot Weather Use72
Omnivent Rooflight Mounted Extraction Fan72
- Use Ventilator (Only for OMNIVENT 12V)72
The Alko Caravan Chassis73
- Chassis Members73
- Drilling or Welding of Parts or Accessories73
- Independent Suspension73
- Coupling Head73
- Operation : Type AK 10/2 - AK 300 Coupling Head74
- Secondary Braking (Breakaway Cable)74
- Uncoupling74
- Brake Drum/Hub Assembly74
- Operating Instructions74
- Coupling74
- Stabiliser Unit75
- Uncoupling75
- Checking the Efficiency of the Left/Right Friction Pads75
- Manoeuvring Operation75
- Noises Whilst Driving76
- Remedial Action76
- Storing76
- Towing Ball76
- Overrunning Device76
- Jockey Wheel77
- Brake Linkage77
- Corner Steadies77
- Braking System Adjustment77
- Chassis Lubrication Points79
Remi Care Door Flyscreen79
- To Close Remicare79
- To Open Remicare79
- Cleaning79
Remipart DOOR FLYSCREEN79
- Cleaning80
- Tensioning80
Remi Top Rooflight with Fixed Ventilation80
- To Open Remitop80
- To Operate Sunscreen and Flyscreen80
- To Close Remitop80
- Bad Weather Setting81
- Cleaning81
Remijoy Combination Window Blinds81
- Tensioning81
Remiflair Combination Window Blinds81
- Retensioning82
- Cleaning82
Idm3 / Idm2000 Caravan Alarm82
- Factory Settings82
- Alarm Keypad - IDM200082
- Alarm Keypad - IDM382
- Changing the Personal Code82
- Changing the Entry Delay Time82
- Changing the Exit Delay Time82
- Changing the Siren-On Time83
- Setting up the Tilt Sensor83
- Arming the System83
- Disarming the System83
- Memory Recall83
- Testing84
- Checking Battery Life & Charging84
- Replacing the Battery84
- Testing the PIR85
- Testing the Siren85
- Testing the Tow Sensor85
- Testing the Tilt Sensor85
- Troubleshooting85
- Clearing the System Back to Manufacturers Settings86
- The Noise Pollution Act86
General Maintenance87
- Exterior87
- Acrylic Windows87
- Window Catches and Stays87
- Interior87
- Mattresses88
- Care of Your Upholstery88
- Curtains88
- Hinges and Catches88
- Shower/Vanity Units88
- Guidance on Cleaning Portable Water Tanks and the Water System and in Touring Caravans89
- For Containers89
- For Systems89
Fire and Safety Precautions90
- Children90
- Fire Extinguishers90
- In Case of Fire90
- Ventilation90
- Petrol/Diesel Fumes91
- Original Equipment Appliances91
- Portable Appliances91
- Modifications91
Assembling the Bunks92
- Lift up Bunk93
- Slatted Bed (Fig. 1)93
- Side Dinette Bed (Fig. 2)93
- Drop down Table Bed93
Water System - Fault Finding94
- FAULT - Water Not Flowing from any Tap When Operated but Pump Runs94
- FAULT - Pump Does Not Run94
- FAULT - Water Flows from Cold Tap but Has Reduced Flow from Hot94
- FAULT - Water Flows from Hot Tap but Has Reduced Flow from Cold95
- FAULT - Reduced Flow from both Hot and Cold Taps95
- FAULT - Reduced Flow from Either Taps95
- FAULT - Warm Water Flow out of Cold Tap95
- FAULT - Water Heater Pressure Relief Valve Venting Water96
- FAULT - Water Heater Difficult to Drain96
Room Heater - Fault Finding97
- FAULT - Heater will Not Light97
- FAULT - Heater Lights97
- FAULT - Blown Air97
Brake Fault Finding Chart - Al-Ko98
- FAULT - Braking Is One-Sided98
- FAULT - the Trailer Brakes During Mild Decelerations98
- FAULT - the Trailer Brakes Snatch When Braking98
- FAULT - Brake Judder98
- FAULT - Trailer Brakes Lock up When Reversing98
- FAULT - Trailer Brakes Inoperative99
- FAULT - Hot Brakes99
- FAULT - Handbrake will Not Hold Trailer on Slope99
Refrigerator - Fault Finding99
- FAULT - no 230V Fridge Operation99

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Brand	Bailey
Model	Ranger 550/6
Category	Motorhomes
Language	English

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