Swift Group 2011 - En-Route Heating

Connecting services
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Fig. A
EN-ROUTE HEATING
All Swift & Bessacarr Motorhomes are
equipped with an LPG en-route heating system.
The en-route heating system is installed with
additional safety features.
Warning when re-fuelling your motorhome,
switch off the heater and close the
cylinder valve.
Safety features
• SecuMotion Drivesafe Regulator
• Gas flow monitor
• Hose rupture protection is installed.
The full system is Homologated in compliance
with European Directive 2001/ 56/ EC,
Operating instructions
Taking into operation
• Close all LPG appliance shut off valves
except the heater
• Open gas remote switch if present.
• Open the cylinder’s valve. (1)
• Firmly press the green reset button on
the high pressure hose. (2) Release
button slowly
• Hold depressed the gas-flow monitor’s
green button on the gas-pressure regulator
for about five seconds (repeat if necessary).
(3) Release button slowly
• Start the gas-burning devices if desired. If
the gas cylinders are closed, SecuMotion
may switch off after an extended period of
no usage.
Changing a gas cylinder
Please use the included screwing tool to attach
and remove the high pressure hoses. It will help
you generate the necessary tightening torque
and will prevent damage to the screw fittings,
which may otherwise result from using an
improper tool.
Residual gas: No smoking! No open flames!
• Close the empty gas cylinder’s valve
• Remove the high pressure hose from
the gas cylinder and remove the slip-on
adaptor, if present.
• Attach the high pressure hose to the full
gas cylinder and apply the slip-on adaptor,
if present.
• Open the full cylinder’s valve.
• Press the hose-break safety device
and the gas-flow monitor (see:Taking
into operation).
Anytime after making changes, check the hose
connection to the cylinder valve for leaks (see:
Checking for leaks in the high pressure area).
Exchanging hoses
Please use the included screwing tool to attach
and remove the high pressure hoses. It will help
you generate the necessary tightening torque
and will prevent damage to the screw fittings,
which may otherwise result from using an
improper tool.
Close the gas cylinder’s valve.
• Remove the high pressure hose from the
gas cylinder (or from the slip-on adaptor)
and from the regulator inlet.
• Screw the desired high pressure hose onto
the regulator inlet and onto the cylinder (or
onto the slip-on adaptor).