LAIKA Kosmo Compact 9 - Fire Prevention; In Case of Fire; Regulations for Supplying Electricity; During Connection

1.2 Fire prevention
• Provide one dry powder fire extinguisher complying
with EN 3-7 of at least 1 kg capacity, or one equiv-
alent fire extinguisher, by the main exit door, and a
fire blanket next to the cooker. Familiarise yourself
with the instructions on your fire extinguisher and the
local fire precaution arrangements.
1.3 In case of fire
• Evacuate the passengers and call the firemen.
• Close the gas bottle valve and try to extinguish the
flames (only in case these operations are not
dangerous).
1.4 Regulations for supplying
electricity
1.4.1 During connection
1) Before connecting the motorhome system to the
electricity supply, check that:
• the power supply system provided at the campsite
has suitable voltage for the motorhome's electric
system and electric appliances;
• the cable and connections are all compatible;
• the motorhome's circuit breaker (see electric
system section in this manual) is turned to the
"OFF" position.
2) Check that the cable, connectors and connections
are all intact and not damaged in any way.
3) Take the cover off the external 230 V socket and
insert the plug.
4) Connect the cable to the socket of the campsite
power point.
5) Turn the motorhome's circuit breaker to the "ON"
position.
6) Check that the motorhome's circuit breaker
operates correctly by pressing the test button, and
then reactivating it again.
1.4.2 During disconnection
Turn motorhome's circuit breaker on the "OFF"
position and first disconnect the power supply cable
from the camping site mains, and then from the
motorhome's system.
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USER’S GUIDE
The power supply cable must be fully unwound to
prevent any damage from overheating.
WARNING
In case of doubt or if the power supply fails to work
or malfunctions after being connected, contact the
manager of the campsite.
WARNING
It is forbidden to transport easily inflammable
materials (petrol, diesel oil, kerosene oil, propane
gas, butane gas, natural gas, ect.) inside the
vehicle. Keep combustible materials (wood, fabric,
cotton, wool, board, ect.) far from heating system
and burners. Gas bottles must be transported
exclusively inside the special locker. During the
journey or during stops at filling stations it is
forbidden to keep the main valve of the gas bottle
open.
WARNING
If you transport mopeds or similar, which are
powered by flammable fuels, make sure that their
tank is completely empty.
WARNING
Inside the vehicle never use any kind of braziers,
portable equipments for heating or cooking, as
there is a risk of fire and death by asphyxiation.
WARNING