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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
Fitted EquipmentWhen using electric heating the caravantemperature is regulated by the thermostatmounted at the top of the installation box butwhen using the gas heating the temperatureis controlled by the gas heater thermostat.The night setting is a 1kW convector heatersetting. In the summer the fan may beoperated without any heat input to distributecool air.The Fanmaster has an air deflector allowingthe majority of air to be directed down onefan outlet. For example, down the longestducting run. This may have been preset oninstallation.The duct outlets are generally of the butterflytype and may be opened or closed byadjusting the butterfly valves. Twisting thedisc in its housing directs the flow in thedirection required. One outlet on each leg ofthe duct layout must be kept open.ServicingIn order to ensure that your heater continuesto operate effectively, you will need toarrange for it to be serviced at least once ayear by a competent and trained serviceengineer. By law no one is permitted to dealwith the installation and servicing of gasappliances unless they have provencompetence. Contact your nearestauthorised caravan distributor if service orrepair is required.FANMASTER CONTROLLER OPERATIONS - SLIDE SWITCH ON HEATER TOP(R.H. INSTALLATION)POSITION OPERATION (without gas) OPERATION (with gas)0 Off Gas convectorManual fan speed - Temperature Blown hot air distribution1 slider governs the fan speed.For cool air distribution.1kW electric convector heating,Electric and Gas convection, but a high gas2 no fan. Temperature slider heater output will inhibit the electric heatingselects desired room temperature to maintain safe operating temperatures.1kW electric fan heating,Electric and Gas blown distribution. Fan3 fan remains slow. speed adjusts automatically based onoutlet temperature.42kW electric fan heating. Fanautomatically adjusts speed to suit.Electric and gas blown distribution. Fanspeed adjusts automatically.FANMASTER CONTROLLER OPERATIONS - WALLSWITCH CONTROL(L.H. INSTALLATION)POSITION OPERATION (without gas) OPERATION (with gas)0 Off Gas convectorManual fan speed - Wall switchBlown hot air distribution12knob governs the fan speed.For cool air distribution.Automatic fan speed, temperatureof heater governs fan speed.Blown hot air distribution with automaticfan speed control.1kW electric convector heating, no Electric and Gas blown distribution. Fan3 fan. Wall switch knob selects speed adjusts automatically based ondesired room temperature.outlet temperature.41kW electric fan heating, fanElectric and gas blown distribution. Fanremains slow.speed adjusts automatically.52kW electric fan heating. Fanautomatically adjusts speed to suit.60
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SwiftOwner's Handbook
Page 3 and 4:
IntroductionINTRODUCTIONDEAR OWNER,
Page 5 and 6:
THETOWINGCODEThe Caravan Towing Cod
Page 7 and 8:
The Towing CodeTOWING VEHICLE TERMS
Page 9 and 10:
The Towing CodeTorque Wrench - A to
Page 11 and 12: PREPARING FOR THE ROADPRE-LOAD CHEC
Page 13 and 14: Never drill the coupling head to ai
Page 15 and 16: The Towing CodeFig. A HandbrakeFig.
Page 17 and 18: The Towing CodeMIRRORSThe driver of
Page 19 and 20: The Towing CodeFig. C Al-Ko Side Ja
Page 21 and 22: Safety & SecurityFIREImportant: You
Page 23 and 24: Safety & SecurityPetrol/Diesel Fume
Page 25 and 26: ServicesConnection of services is d
Page 27 and 28: ServicesNever allow the pump to run
Page 29 and 30: ServicesWHALE ‘ELEGANCE’MICROSW
Page 31 and 32: ServicesHosesHoses should be made f
Page 33 and 34: ServicesELECTRICITYAs with electric
Page 35 and 36: ServicesWIRING OF CONNECTING CABLE
Page 37 and 38: ElectricsKT9/2000GLFPESM2000KT9/200
Page 39 and 40: Electricsand battery voltage. To ch
Page 41 and 42: Electrics12V DCFully automatic tran
Page 43 and 44: ElectricsSUPPORT SERVICEPLUG-IN SYS
Page 45: ElectricsCascade/Pump IndicatorsThi
Page 48 and 49: Support Department; Tel: 01482 6593
Page 50 and 51: FITTEDEQUIPMENTWhale Water Pump ...
Page 52 and 53: Temperature and adjustmentThe therm
Page 54 and 55: 1. If applicable, turn off the gas
Page 56 and 57: The gas flame is electronically lit
Page 58 and 59: Fitted EquipmentTHE GRILL• Note:
Page 60 and 61: Glass parts (if fitted)DOOR PANELS,
Page 64 and 65: CARVER 5500 Turbo FanmasterSpace He
Page 66 and 67: Warranty ConditionsThe space heater
Page 68 and 69: Filling the water heater1. Ensure t
Page 70 and 71: Fig. 1PROGRAMMABLE HEATINGTIMER (US
Page 72 and 73: Fitted EquipmentPRIMUS HEATING SYST
Page 74 and 75: Fitted EquipmentTHETFORD CASSETTEPO
Page 76 and 77: Caution: Do not allow Cassette to b
Page 78 and 79: Fitted EquipmentCASSETTE C-200 CW A
Page 80 and 81: Lipseal: Remove the sliding cover.
Page 82 and 83: Toilet SectionThe toilet section in
Page 84 and 85: WINTERING/STORAGEThe Thetford Casse
Page 86 and 87: Fitted EquipmentPULLMAN BUNKS1. Rel
Page 88 and 89: Fitted EquipmentDOUBLE CASSETTE BLI
Page 90 and 91: THE BLIZZARD ROOFLIGHTThe Blizzard
Page 92 and 93: Fitted EquipmentBlock - 5” x 1 7
Page 94 and 95: MaintenanceCARAVAN EXTERIORAluminiu
Page 96 and 97: MaintenanceRemove shower head.The T
Page 98 and 99: MaintenanceThe AL-KO parking brake
Page 100 and 101: MaintenanceCentre brake rod. Check
Page 102 and 103: MaintenanceLubrication points aresa
Page 104 and 105: Fault FindingWATERProblemWater not
Page 106 and 107: Fault FindingGASProblem Possible Ca
Page 108 and 109: Useful InformationOWNERS CLUBThe Ow
Page 110 and 111: IndexA Air Conditioning............
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