To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I smell gas in my GOK Caravan?
If you smell gas in your GOK Caravan, immediately: * Close the gas supply. * Avoid using any electrical switches. * Refrain from using a phone inside the caravan. * Thoroughly ventilate the rooms. * Shut down the LPG system completely. * Contact a specialized company for assistance due to the risk of explosion.
What to do if gas is continuously escaping via the pressure relief valve PRV in my GOK Caravan?
If gas is continuously escaping via the pressure relief valve (PRV) in your GOK Caravan, take the following steps: 1. Immediately SHUT DOWN THE SYSTEM. 2. Replace the pressure regulator with a new one. 3. Contact a specialized company for assistance.
How to fix no gas flow in my GOK Caravan?
If there is no gas flow in your GOK Caravan, you should: * Open the gas cylinder valve, shut-off fittings, or excess flow device. * If the pressure regulator is defective, replace it. * Check if the crash sensor has been activated; refer to the START-UP section for instructions.
Why is there an abnormal flame pattern in my GOK Caravan's non-adjustable pressure regulator?
If you observe an abnormal flame pattern from the non-adjustable pressure regulator in your GOK Caravan, compare the nominal outlet pressure with the nominal connection pressure. If these values do not correspond, replace either the pressure regulator or the gas appliance.
Provides important safety messages and explains hazard symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Details hazards related to LPG, like flammability, explosions, and skin contact.
Specifies the operating media (LPG) and application areas like caravans and motor caravans.
Defines where the device can be used, specifically for driving and stationary operation.
An automatic safety device that limits flow to protect connected devices from overpressure.
Automatically switches between gas cylinders, ensuring continuous gas supply during operation.
Describes a quick check for leaks after cylinder replacement or periods of inactivity.
Step-by-step guide for replacing gas cylinders while the system is in use.
Explains how to interpret the visual indicators for gas supply and cylinder status.
Lists potential causes of faults and the corresponding actions to resolve them.
Describes procedures for restarting the system after troubleshooting or sending for repair.
Provides important safety messages and explains hazard symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Details hazards related to LPG, like flammability, explosions, and skin contact.
Specifies the operating media (LPG) and application areas like caravans and motor caravans.
Defines where the device can be used, specifically for driving and stationary operation.
An automatic safety device that limits flow to protect connected devices from overpressure.
Automatically switches between gas cylinders, ensuring continuous gas supply during operation.
Describes a quick check for leaks after cylinder replacement or periods of inactivity.
Step-by-step guide for replacing gas cylinders while the system is in use.
Explains how to interpret the visual indicators for gas supply and cylinder status.
Lists potential causes of faults and the corresponding actions to resolve them.
Describes procedures for restarting the system after troubleshooting or sending for repair.
General| Brand | GOK |
|---|---|
| Model | Caramatic DriveTwo |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
