Operating manual and inspection booklet
Safety
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2.4 Fire safety
Avoid fire and fire propagation! Always keep the smoke alarm, located in the ceiling of the
caravan body, in functional condition.
Prior to using the vehicle for the first time, remove the
protective foil from the block battery in the smoke alarm
and connect the block battery to activate the smoke alarm.
Do not hook things into the openings on the smoke alarm
housing, or cover the openings on the housing.
Replace the battery installed in the smoke alarm on a
regular basis.
Replace the installed smoke alarm with a new smoke
alarm every 10 years at the latest.
Always carry an approved and tested dry-powder fire
extinguisher (at least 1 kg) in the vehicle (not included in the
scope of delivery).
Always keep fire extinguisher in reach and have it tested
regularly. Be aware of the test date.
Avoid fire hazards! Never leave children alone in the vehicle.
Keep flammable materials away from the heater and hob.
Never use portable heating and cooking devices.
Never cover electrical components that can develop heat
during operation (e.g. charger, electric block, lights).
Never modify the electrical equipment or to the liquid
petroleum gas (LPG) system. Have all repairs performed by
qualified personnel.
Act appropriately if there is a fire! If the smoke alarm trips or if you detect signs of a fire in the
vehicle:
Evacuate vehicle passengers without delay. If necessary
provide first-aid.
Switch off the power supply and disconnect it from the mains.
. Close the gas bottle valves.
Secure the danger zone around the vehicle.
Sound the alarm and call the fire department.
Fight the fire, if this is possible without danger.
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