Turning On The Gas; Electricity - Pilote P696D Bedienungsanleitung

5.3.2 Turning on the gas

Open the feed valves on the appliances located in the kitchen or the
wardrobe. If using the heating system when in motion, the heating
system/water heater valve must remain open.
Using gas-powered appliances in garages, enclosed car
parks or on ferries is prohibited.
5.3.3 230V electricity
The connection to the mains is done by means of a cable that can be plugged in outside the motorhome to the blue P17
outlet. It is located either on the vehicle's exterior panels or in an Energybox service compartment that can be accessed
from the exterior via a door.
This socket includes a mandatory "earth" connection. Plug in the mains cable then activate the circuit breaker located
next to the power pack, to provide power to the living area. To avoid damaging your charger, ensure that the supply
provides 230 V ±10%.
Connect the motorhome to a 230V outlet as often as possible to prolong the life of the leisure battery.
"When not in use for a period of one week to one month, turn the main switch (located at the entrance to the motorhome) to the '0'
position. Ensure you also turn off the following equipment:
- Truma or Alde heating system using the control panel
- Refrigerator using its 'OFF' button
- Turn the TV switch to 'OFF'"
A generator set connected to the motorhome's 230V system must be accurately adjusted (risk of damage to the internal
charger).
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