Swift Owner's Handbook - Swift Group

Fitted Equipment21 OFF2 INDICATOR LIGHT3 GAS CONTROL KNOB4 LOW/IGNITION5 HIGH3Observe through the viewing windows onthe lower half of the front case, that theburner lights.2000A and 2000 Fanmaster(12V ‘Auto’ Ignition)As above turn to the ‘ ’ position andpress firmly down. A continuous tickingwill be heard, as the spark generator isactuated. An indicator light (2) built intothe control knob will light up when theflame is lit.3. Continue to hold the knob down for 20seconds and release. The flamesupervision device will now have beenactuated. The knob can now be releasedand adjusted to the desired setting asmarked on the heater top panel.4. If the burner is extinguished for anyreason, or fails to remain alight, the heaterwill shut down to a safe condition. In thecase of the 12V ‘Auto’ ignition models415(2000A and Fanmasters with this ignitiondevice), the continuous ticking of thespark generator will be heard until turnedoff.5. To turn off the heater at any time, turn theknob to the ‘O’ (1) position.6. Wait for at least 3 minutes, after shutdown, before attempting to relight theseheaters.Electric Heating - Fanmaster models onlyCautions:• Read the operating instructions beforeusing the Fanmaster.• Read the operating instructions for theCarver gas heater before using it inconjunction with the Fanmaster.• One or more duct outlets must be openwhilst the Fanmaster is in use.• The 230V external supply to the vehiclemust be disconnected before the caravanis towed.General DescriptionThe Fanmaster is an automatically controlledfan designed to distribute warm air aroundthe caravan via ducting.All of the functions of the 2000 Fanmasterare controlled independently of the gascontrol - by front case slide switches whenright-hand build is installed (Fig. 1), or bywall-mounted control panel for a left-handinstallation (Fig. 2) .Fig. 1Fig. 2The air is heated either by the Fanmaster’sown electric element or by the Carver gasfired heater. Both the Carver gas heater andthe Fanmaster can be used at the same timeproviding the fan is in operation.The built-in elements are automatically ormanually switchable between 0, 1kW and2kW and require a 230V AC mains supplydrawing a maximum of 8 amps at 2kW. Thefan requires a 12V DC supply and will take1.5A at maximum speed.59