Elddis Crusader Guía del usuario

Issue 2

The Explorer Group Limited Delves Lane, Consett, Co. Durham DH8 7PE

Telephone: 01207 699000 • Facsimile: 01207 699001 • www.explorer-group.co.uk

All the illustrations and descriptive matter in this guide are intended to give a general idea of the

caravan. Changing market and supply situations may prevent the manufacturer from maintaining

the exact specifications and details in this handbook and we therefore reserve the right to alter

specifications and materials as conditions demand.

Retailers are independent of the manufacturer and have absolutely no authority to bind the

manufacturer by any express or implied undertaking or representation.

Model Year 2010

OWNERS

HANDBOOK

Touring Caravan

CONTENTS-1

CONTENTS

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION ... 1-1

Model Year .............................................................. 1-1

Elddis Group Technical Approvals ...................... 1-1

GENERAL SAFETY ................................ 2-1

Please read before using your new caravan. .. 2-1

Ventilation .............................................................. 2-1

High-Level Ventilation .......................................... 2-2

Low-Level Ventilation ........................................... 2-2

Ventilation in Separate Bedrooms ..................... 2-2

Gas Dispersal Holes ............................................ 2-2

Petrol/Diesel Fumes .............................................. 2-2

Fire Safety ............................................................... 2-2

Fire Extinguishers .................................................. 2-2

In Case Of Fire ...................................................... 2-2

Fire Retardant Foams .......................................... 2-2

Your Caravan Payload Explained ........................2-3

PREPARING FOR THE ROAD .............. 3-1

Caravan Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio ............... 3-1

Nose Weight Indicator Jockey Wheel .............. 3-1

Loading .................................................................... 3-1

Internal Loading & Checks ................................. 3-1

External Loading & Checks ................................ 3-1

Pre-Tow Checklist & Hitch-Up ......................... 3-2

Winterhoff Stabiliser - Hitch Head Operation3-2

Activating the stabiliser ....................................... 3-2

Checking the stabiliser ........................................ 3-2

Uncoupling ............................................................. 3-3

Use of Your Caravans Breakaway Cable......... 3-3

Correct Procedure For Use .............................. 3-3

Where a Designated Attachment Point Is

Provided On The Tow Bar .......................... 3-3

Where No Designated Attachment Point Is

Provided On The Tow Bar .......................... 3-4

Other Means of Attachment .............................. 3-4

When The Breakaway Cable Is Attached

Check To Ensure ........................................... 3-4

Before Setting Off .................................................. 3-4

Handbrake .............................................................. 3-5

Cables ...................................................................... 3-5

TOWING AND DRIVING ..................... 4-1

Reversing ................................................................ 4-1

Speed Limits ........................................................... 4-1

Setting Off .............................................................. 4-1

Caravan Handling ................................................... 4-1

ARRIVING ON SITE .............................. 5-1

Check Site Regulations ........................................ 5-1

Selecting a Pitch .................................................... 5-1

Side-To-Side Levelling .......................................... 5-1

Leveller Jack ........................................................... 5-1

Ramp ........................................................................5-1

Front & Back Levelling ......................................... 5-1

Parking on a Reverse-Sloping Site or Steep

Hill .................................................................... 5-2

GETTING STARTED ............................. 6-1

Electricity ................................................................ 6-1

Power Supply Charger ........................................ 6-1

12v Systems: .......................................................... 6-1

Generator/Charger ...............................................6-1

Electricity Mains Supply ....................................... 6-1

Connecting To Mains Supply On Arrival at

Site ................................................................... 6-1

Disconnecting Mains Supply When Leaving

Site ................................................................... 6-2

Overseas Electrical Connection......................... 6-2

Gas Supply .............................................................. 6-3

Connection ............................................................ 6-3

Changing a Gas Cylinder .................................... 6-3

Gas Regulator ........................................................ 6-3

High Pressure Gas Hoses ................................... 6-3

Water System ........................................................ 6-4

Water Tank ............................................................. 6-4

How to UseYour Aquasource ........................... 6-5

Connection to your water inlet ......................... 6-5

Draining DownYour Water System ................. 6-5

GAS SAFETY ADVICE ........................... 7-1

Facts about LPG .................................................... 7-1

Awning Spaces, LPG and Appliance Exhaust ... 7-1

LPG Gas System ................................................... 7-1

Gas Barbecue Point ............................................... 7-1

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM .......................... 8-1

12v Power Supply .................................................. 8-1

Battery Installation ................................................ 8-1

Battery Maintenance ............................................ 8-1

Generators / Charger ......................................... 8-1

230v Power Supply ................................................ 8-1

Mains Unit .............................................................. 8-1

Resetting the RCD ................................................ 8-1

Automatic Charging System............................... 8-2

Maximum Bulb Ratings for Internal Lights ...... 8-2

Connecting a Solar Panel

and/or Satellite Dish .................................... 8-2

Solar Panel Connection ...................................... 8-2

Satellite TC Connection ...................................... 8-2

12V Fuses - All Models ........................................ 8-3

HOW TO USE YOUR CARAVAN’S

EQUIPMENT .................................... 9-1

Electrical Control Panels .................................... 9-1

Crusader ................................................................. 9-1

Cooking equipment .............................................. 9-2

Gas Hob ................................................................. 9-2

CONTENTS-2

CONTENTS

Gas Grill ................................................................. 9-2

Gas Oven ............................................................... 9-3

Refrigerator Model Thetford N112 LCD

(Single Axle Models) .................................... 9-4

Operating instructions ........................................ 9-4

Smart Energy Selection (SES) ............................ 9-4

Powering with electricity .................................... 9-5

Selecting electrical power manually ................. 9-5

Powering with gas.................................................. 9-5

Switching off the refrigerator ............................ 9-6

Securing products for driving ............................ 9-6

Door locking mechanism .................................... 9-6

Refrigerator Model Thetford N175 LCD

(Twin Axle Models) ...................................... 9-7

Operating instructions ........................................ 9-7

Smart Energy Selection (SES) ............................ 9-7

Powering with electricity .................................... 9-8

Selecting electrical power manually ................. 9-8

Powering with gas.................................................. 9-8

Switching off the refrigerator ............................ 9-9

Securing products for driving ............................ 9-9

Door locking mechanism .................................... 9-9

Troubleshooting .................................................. 9-10

Maintenance ......................................................... 9-11

Water heater operation ................................... 9-12

Gas operation ...................................................... 9-12

230V Operation .................................................. 9-12

Space Heater Operation ................................... 9-12

Gas Operation .................................................... 9-12

230V Operation .................................................. 9-12

Fan Operation ..................................................... 9-13

Microwave ............................................................ 9-13

Battery Charger .................................................. 9-14

Smoke Detector ................................................. 9-14

Thetford Cassette C250 Toilet ........................ 9-15

Parts ...................................................................... 9-15

Optional Features ............................................... 9-15

Preparing for use (standard) ............................ 9-15

Preparing for use with Optional Features .... 9-17

Using the toilet (standard) ............................... 9-17

Using the toilet with Optional Features ........ 9-17

Emptying ............................................................... 9-17

Emptying with Optional Features ................... 9-18

Cleaning and Maintenance ................................ 9-18

Toilet Bowl ........................................................... 9-18

Waste Holding Tank ........................................... 9-18

Winter operation ............................................... 9-19

Storage .................................................................. 9-19

Rooflights ............................................................. 9-20

The Omivent (12v) Rooflight........................... 9-20

Toilet unit malfunctions ..................................... 9-20

The Heki 2 Rooflight ......................................... 9-20

Mini Heki Rooflight ............................................ 9-21

Windows .............................................................. 9-21

Polyplastic Window Opening ........................... 9-21

Seitz Window Opening ..................................... 9-21

Taps ........................................................................ 9-22

Blinds & Flyscreens ............................................. 9-22

Flyscreens ............................................................. 9-22

Exterior Door Retainers .................................. 9-23

Gas Locker Door ............................................... 9-23

Internal Doors .................................................... 9-23

Magnetic Catches ............................................... 9-24

Bed Make-up ........................................................ 9-24

L-Shape Lounge Double Bed ........................... 9-25

Bunk Beds ............................................................ 9-25

Removable Drawer Locker .............................. 9-26

TV Aerial ............................................................... 9-26

VHF Television Reception (Overseas only) ... 9-26

Entertainment System ....................................... 9-26

Radio/DVD ........................................................... 9-26

LCD TV ................................................................. 9-26

BPW Nose Weight Indicator Jockey Wheel . 9-27

Explorer Protect - Autowatch Alarm System 9-27

BPW Intelligent Drive Control (iDc) System 9-28

SECURITY ............................................. 10-1

Caravan Theft ...................................................... 10-1

Robstop WS3000 ................................................ 10-1

Anti-Wind Corner Steadies ............................. 10-1

CRIS - The Caravan Registration and

Identification Scheme - VIN ...................... 10-2

Window Etching & Chassis Marking .............. 10-2

Electronic Tagging ............................................... 10-2

CARE OFYOUR CARAVAN ............... 11-1

Exterior Cleaning ............................................... 11-1

Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (GRP) ............. 11-1

Acrylic Windows ................................................ 11-1

Care Instructions for Seitz Windows ............ 11-1

Care Instructions for Seitz Rooflights ........... 11-1

Window Blinds & Flyscreens ........................... 11-1

Winterisation/Storage ....................................... 11-1

ABS - A Frame Cover,Wheel Spats & Panels 11-1

Interior Walls ....................................................... 11-2

Furniture ............................................................... 11-2

Cooking Equipment ........................................... 11-2

Carpets, Upholstery and Curtains .................. 11-2

Shower Trays, Shower Room and Wash

Basin Fittings ................................................ 11-2

Cleaning of all Taps ............................................. 11-2

Water Containers .............................................. 11-2

Water Systems - Sterilization .......................... 11-3

Truma Space Heater .......................................... 11-3

Thetford Toilet..................................................... 11-3

CONTENTS-3

CONTENTS

Chassis Mounted Spare Wheel Carrier ......... 11-4

Ty res ...................................................................... 11-4

Pressures .............................................................. 11-4

Ty re Wear and Damage ..................................... 11-4

Changing a Wheel ............................................... 11-4

Jacking ................................................................... 11-5

Lubrication ........................................................... 11-5

Maintenance of your BPW Chassis ................ 11-6

Procurement of Spare Parts ............................. 11-6

STORAGE .............................................. 12-1

Long Term & Winter Storage ........................... 12-1

Caravan Covers .................................................. 12-1

Power Drain ........................................................ 12-1

WARRANTY ......................................... 13-1

The Explorer Group Ltd 3-Year

Manufacturer’s Warranty .......................... 13-1

Parts Covered By This Warranty for

Year 1 ............................................................ 13-1

Parts Covered By This Warranty for

Years 2 and 3 ............................................... 13-1

Parts not covered by this warranty in

years 2 and 3 ............................................... 13-1

The Explorer Group Ltd 3 Year Manufacturers

Warranty is offered subject to the following

conditions: .................................................... 13-1

CODE OF PRACTICE - WATER

INGRESS ......................................... 14-1

Six (6) Year Body Shell Integrity Guarantee . 14-1

Conditions Attached To the Body Shell

Integrity Guarantee .................................... 14-1

Customer Obligation - Servicing .................... 14-1

Mains Electrics ..................................................... 14-2

Spare Parts ........................................................... 14-2

Remedial Work ................................................... 14-2

CARAVAN CONSTRUCTION -

MAIN COMPONENTS .................. 15-1

BPW Chassis ....................................................... 15-1

Braking System .................................................... 15-1

Body Shell ............................................................. 15-1

Windows .............................................................. 15-1

Insulation .............................................................. 15-1

Front Panel and Gas Bottle Locker Lid ......... 15-1

Awning Channel .................................................. 15-1

Additional Fixings toYour Caravan Shell ....... 15-1

Crusader ............................................................... 16-1

ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS ................. 17-1

13 Pin Plug Wiring Diagram ............................. 17-1

Wiring Diagram - Crusader ............................. 17-2

Road Lights - Crusader ..................................... 17-3

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........ 18-1

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........ 18-2

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........ 18-3

GENERAL QUESTIONS ..................... 19-1

GLOSSARY ........................................... 20-1

SERVICE DOCUMENTS ..................... 21-1

INDEX ................................................... 22-1

CONTENTS-4

CONTENTS

1-1

INTRODUCTION

WELCOME AND

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on choosing an Elddis Touring

Caravan.

This Owner’s Handbook has been prepared for

your guidance to help you derive the greatest

amount of pleasure from the use of your caravan

and your leisure time.We strongly recommend

that you read this guide thoroughly so that you

are fully aware of all the caravan’s features,

equipment and systems.

Additional information and detailed appliance

instruction manuals are also contained in your

Owner’s Information Pack.

Your new Elddis caravan has been designed as a

recreational vehicle and is intended for

recreational use only. It is not intended for

business use or for permanent habitation. Elddis

accepts no liability if the caravan is used for any

purpose other than recreational/holiday use.

Your caravan has been designed for towing

behind a normal motor car.Additional care

should be exercised when towing with a 4x4

because of the ‘off-road’ nature of the suspension.

Owners should not tow their touring caravans

with commercial vehicles (including light and

heavy goods vehicles).When selecting a towing

vehicle it is recommended that you consult the

Caravan Towing Code, which is also included in

your Owner’s Information Pack.

By following the instructions provided in this

handbook and maintaining your caravan in a first

class roadworthy condition, you are sure to have

many years of carefree use.

To ensure the very best quality and reliability all

touring caravan designs and new developments

are rigorously tested.Therefore Elddis will accept

no liability or uphold the warranty if the caravan

is altered or modified in such a way that would

adversely affect the reliability.

Please Note: It is a condition of your warranty

that the caravan must have an “annual service”

done by an Approved Retailer or Service Centre,

and a record is kept. Pages are provided in the

back of this guide, for your assistance.

Approved Retailers or Service Centres will be

able to supply any replacement parts for your

caravan, should the need arise, and in most cases

any accessories you may require.

Please note: It is not possible to purchase

replacement parts direct from Elddis.

Changing market and supply situations may

prevent us from maintaining the exact

specification details in this guide and we therefore

reserve the right to alter specifications as

materials and conditions demand.

Enjoy your new caravan

ModelYear

All Touring caravans manufactured by Elddis are

designated by their model year.The 2009 model

year runs from 1st September 2008 to 31st

August 2009.

Elddis Group Technical Approvals

In order to ensure your new Caravan is safe to

use Elddis are members of and have been

inspected by the following bodies.

National Caravan Council (NCC) who operated

a certification scheme to ensure compliance with

the European safety standards for caravans.

National Inspection Council for Electrical

Installation and Contracting (NICEIC) who carry

out an annual inspection of Elddis electrical

installations within caravans.

Gas Safe Register™ approved installers carry out

an annual inspection to ensure that the gas

installation installed by Elddis fully comply with all

relevant regulations and standards.

Elddis has also obtained ISO9001:2000

accreditation and this is audited by SGS UK

Limited

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INTRODUCTION

2-1

GENERAL SAFETY

Please read before using your new caravan.

In order for you to get the most out of your new

Elddis caravan it is necessary for you to be aware

of the following:

(i) Do not obstruct ventilators and clean

them regularly, it is advisable to clean and

check all the ventilators annually for

blockages and where necessary rectify any

blockages found.

(ii) Inspect the high pressure flexible gas hose

(available from your retailer) regularly for

deterioration and renew as necessary, with

approved type, in any case no later than

the expiry date stated on the hose.

(iii) Turn off all gas appliances and turn off the

gas supply before towing your caravan.

(iv) Your caravan’s gas barbecue point must

not be used to allow gas to flow into your

caravan.

(v) Never use portable cooking or heating

equipment inside your caravan. Do not use

your fitted cooking equipment as heating

at any time.

(vi) Never allow modification to your gas or

electrical system unless qualified persons

carry them out. All modification to the gas

system should be carried out by a Gas

Safe Register™I approved gas fitter. Any

modifications carried out on the electrical

system should be carried out by an

electrician on the roll of the NICEIC or be

a member of the ECA.

(vii) In the interest of safety, replacement parts

for an appliance shall conform to the

appliance manufacturer’s specifications and

should be fitted by him or his authorised

agent.

(viii) It is recommended that you provide a dry

powder fire extinguisher complying with

ISO 7165 of at least 1KG capacity by the

exit door and a fire blanket next to the

cooker. Ensure you read the ‘advice to

occupier label’ fitted to your caravan

usually found on the inside of the

wardrobe door.

(ix) Never exceed your caravans Maximum

Technical Permissible Laden Mass. (see

Caravan Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio)

(x) The laden nose weight for your caravan

should not exceed the lower of the

following:

•Towing vehicles maximum nose weight

•Tow bar maximum nose weight

•The caravan’s maximum nose weight

which is 100kgs

(xi) Ensure heavy and large items are secured

before towing your new caravan to reduce

the risk of damage being caused while the

caravan is in motion.

(xii) When your caravan is connected to your

towing vehicle it should be level or slightly

nose down. An excessive nose down

attitude or a nose up attitude could lead

to instability when towing.

(xiii) When your caravan is loaded to its

MTPLM and the weight distributed in

accordance with the towing code, your

caravan is designed to be towed at a

maximum speed of 130kmh/80mph.

However, your attention is drawn to the

fact that in the UK the maximum speed

allowed for towing a caravan is 100kmh/

60mph.

(xiv) It is illegal to tow your caravan whilst it is

occupied.

(xv) If your caravan is fitted with a lift up bunk

it is designed for a maximum weight of 11

stone and is not suitable for children

under 3 years old without supervision.

(xvi) Do not leave children under 14 years of

age unattended in your caravan.

IMPORTANT

Your attention is drawn to the notice

affixed in the caravan’s wardrobe advising

on fire prevention, ventilation and what to

do in case of fire.

VENTILATION

All caravans manufactured by Elddis are ventilated

at both high and low level in accordance with

BSEN 721 SafetyVentilation.The fixed ventilation

points fitted in your caravan must not be blocked

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GENERAL SAFETY

under any circumstances as your safety may

depend upon them. It is advisable that the fixed

ventilation points are checked and cleaned

(where necessary) on a regular basis.

High-Level Ventilation

This is always provided by fixed ventilation within

the fitted roof skylight. All roof skylights fitted by

Elddis provide fixed free area ventilation.These

roof skylights should be cleaned annually by use

of a small brush to remove any dust that may

have accumulated around the mesh fitted. On

some roof skylights the mesh can be easily

removed to aid cleaning. On fan-assisted roof

skylights it is essential that the fan is switched off

prior to cleaning.

Low-Level Ventilation

Low-level ventilation is provided under the front

chest of drawers, except in an L shape layout,

where it can be found either in the nearside or

offside bed box.The exact position can be

identified via the white or black plastic cover

used to prevent the ventilation from being

obstructed. In order to clean the ventilator,

remove the cover by undoing the two screws and

clean using a small brush. It is essential that the

cover is replaced once cleaning is complete.

Ventilation in Separate Bedrooms

In caravans with separated sleeping areas,

separate ventilation is required and is provided

via a roof skylight at high level and a ventilator at

low level within a bed box.

Gas Dispersal Holes

All appliances and gas unions have a gas dispersal

hole nearby. It is essential that these are not

blocked or made ineffective.

Petrol/Diesel Fumes

The fitting of a tail pipe to your exhaust will

reduce the possibility of fumes entering your

caravan through the front fixed ventilation points.

FIRE SAFETY

Fire Extinguishers

It is recommended that a 1 kg minimum capacity

dry powder fire extinguisher be carried inside

your caravan at all times. A fat pan fire must not

have an extinguisher aimed at it, but must be

smothered with a fire blanket.

In Case Of Fire

(i) Get everyone out of the caravan as quickly

as possible using whichever exit is quickest

including windows. Do not stop to collect

any personal items.

(ii) Raise the alarm. Call the fire brigade.

(iii) Turn off gas container valve if safe to do so.

Fire Retardant Foams

Under the requirements of the Consumer

Protection Act 1987, the manufacturer has a

responsibility to ensure that their product is as

safe as possible.With this in mind all caravans are

equipped with either Combustion Modified High

Resilient (C.M.H.R.) foam cushions or sprung

mattresses.These foams are very much safer

from a fire point of view than those previously

used. In addition all upholstery is made of fire

retardant fabric.

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GENERAL SAFETY

YOUR CARAVAN PAYLOAD EXPLAINED

Definitions as defined by European

Standard BSEN 1645 Part 2 (1999)

Maximum technically permissible laden

mass (MTPLM)

Maximum mass of the vehicle, which takes into

account operating conditions including, factors

such as the strength of materials, loading capacity

of the tyres etc.

Mass of the caravan in running order

(MIRO)

Mass of the unladen caravan with bodywork in

running order

Essential habitation Equipment payload

(EHEP)

Mass of the items required for the safe and

proper functioning of the equipment for

habitation as defined by the manufacturer.

User Payload (UP)

Difference between the RM and the MIRO and

which is made op of the items detailed below.

Personal effects payload (PEP)

A mass specified for the items which a user can

choose to carry in a caravan and which are not

included as essential habitation equipment or

optional equipment.

Optional equipment payload (OEP)

Mass of the items made available by the

manufacturer over and above the standard

specification for the caravan.

WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

Mass in Running Order (MIRO)

Mass In running order is the mass of the caravan

as it leads the Manufacturing plant.

User Payload (UP)

Basically your user payload is the mass of items

you can place in your caravan and is made up of 3

elements.

Element 1

Essential Habitation Equipment Payload

(EHEP)

Each full 6kg BP light gas bottle ...................... 10kgs

Leisure Battery ................................................... 16kgs

Water in water heater ..................................... 10kgs

Water in toilet flushing tank ............................ 2kgs

Water in 45 litre fixed water tank ................. 45kgs

Please Note:

Thetford recommend that you only travel

with a maximum of 2 litres of water in the

toilet flushing tank.

So if you are not carrying any one of these items

then its mass can be added to your PEP.

Therefore you can increase the amount of

payload you have at your disposal by not carrying

water in any tanks.This could increase your

available payload by

12kgs in a caravan without a fixed water tank

57kgs in a caravan with a fixed water tank

Element 2

Personal effects payload (PEP)

The minimum PEP payload is calculated by using

the formula given below.

The formula laid down within the European

Standard is 10L + 10N + 30

Where L is the body length of the caravan in

Meters

Where N is the number of berths of the caravan

30 is a nominal mass for customer use.

Therefore under the formula any 5 meter, 4 berth

caravans would require a minimum PEP of 50 +

40 + 30 giving a total of 120kgs

Element 3

Optional Equipment payload (OEP)

This figure is laid down by the manufacturer to

allow the customer to order extras at time of

production. If no extras are ordered then the

OEP can be added to the PEP.

Please Note:

The mass of any extras ordered after

production or fitted by Retailers will erode

the caravans PEP.

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