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CAMPERVAN
USER GUIDE
WWW.HOWCAMPERS.COM RUA FERNANDO LOPES GRAÇA 28 C
INFO@HOWCAMPERS.COM / +351 967 572 400 1600-067 LISBOA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
2,75 m
2,05 m 5,41 m
Portugal’s Speed Limits
(unless otherwise indications)
Urban Roads
Non-Urban Roads
Freeways
Highways
Useful Contacts
National Emergency Number 112
Health Line 24/7 808 24 24 24
American Express 707 50 40 50 / 21 427 82 05 02
Mastercard 800 811 272
Visa 800 811 107
SEF-Immigration and Border
808 202 653
Services
MAIN RRECOMMENDATIONS
BEFORE YOU START
• Check if handbrake position is adequate
• Close back and lateral caravan windows and skylights
• Check if the boiler is switched off
• Remove and store the dining table
WHILE DRIVING
• Do not open back and lateral caravan windows and skylights;
• It´s a large van, not a car, so open the angle when cornering;
• On bumpy roads and sidewalks, beware of the bottom of the
vehicle, it may damage the dark water tank;
• Remember that the height of the campervan is 2,75m;
WHEN PARKED
• Switch off the lights and boiler and make sure that the control panel
is switched off
• Keep the campervan as levelled as possible
OVERNIGHT
• Keep the campervan as levelled as possible;
HOW TO OPERATE
SAFETY
• Fire extinguisher is under the sink
• Fire blanket and first aid kit are on the top shelf, over the rear passenger´s seats
• Hazard triangle and battery cables can be found under the driver’s seat. Wheel wrench and jack can be found under
the front passenger seat
CONTROL PANEL
Power on – Push button to switch on the energy supply, for the campervan shell
No function – Leave it off
Turns on water pump – Push button to switch on water circulation on the taps
Battery level meter (engine) – Pressing the button indicates the charge level of the engine’s battery
Battery level meter (campervan shell) – Pressing the button indicates the charge level of the battery in
the campervan shell
Clean water – Indicates the clean water level
Grey water – Lights up when the grey water deposit is full
Power generator – Lights up while driving, when its charging the campervan shell battery
220V - Lights up when the campervan shell is being powered by the external power cord (220V)
DINING AREA
Seats Rotation
1. Engage in first gear, pull the handbrake lever down
2. Rotate the font passenger´s seat to 90º degrees
3. Rotate the driver’s seat (it might be needed longitudinal adjustments or changes on the driver’s seat back
inclination during the process)
4. Fully rotate the front passenger´s seat
Dining Table
1. Assemble the table’s foot (it´s under the sink);
2. Lock the table on the silver bar, below the campervan lateral window, in a 45º angle;
FRIDGE
• Control Panel has to be turned ON
• To control the intensity of the fridge, use the switch that can be found inside the fridge.
BOILER
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1. Remove the external protection for gas exhaustion (img. 1);
2. Park the campervan in a way that prevents lateral wind on the gas
exhauster;
3. Turn on the boiler on the 70º position (img.2); the switch is under the rear
passenger´s seat;
4. Switch on the water pump on the control panel and wait 10 minutes
before using hot water
ATTENTION: if a red light appears on the switch, it means that the boiler automatically switched off
for safety reasons. Please check that the external protection is removed and that the gas exhauster
is not getting lateral wind. If there is wind, the boiler won´t work.
CAMPERVAN WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
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• The campervan window on the rear passenger´s seat has 3 handles and the
campervan windows in the rear door has 2. To open them, press the button
(img. 3) and rotate. To close, repeat the process backwards.
• To open the main skylight, press the button and pull the handle. To close,
repeat the process backwards.
• To open the WC skylight, press and rotate the handle clockwise (img.7). To
close, repeat the process backwards.
ATTENTION: while driving, all the windows and skylights MUST BE CLOSED, to avoid serious
hazards.
CLEAN AND GREY WATER DEPOSITS
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• The clean water deposit access is on the left side of the Campervan (img.
5), next to the gas exhaustion exit. The key is on the key ring and the hose
under the bottom bed, on the right side of the storage area.
• The grey water deposit must be emptied regularly or whenever the red
light appears in the control panel. The valve (img. 6) is located under the
slide lateral door.
ATTENTION: to dump the chemical toilet content, you MUST USE proper facilities for that matter,
such as campsites, service stations and campervan parking facilities;CHEMICAL TOILET img. 7
• Preparation – Pull the handle (B – Fig.11) to open the reservoir. Fill in with
3liters of water and 1 tablet. To fill in the flushing system, open the cover (C-
Fig.11) and fill in with water.
• Utilization – Pull the handle (B – Fig.11) to open the reservoir. To flush, use
the manual water pump (D-Fig.11) doing up and down movements. When
you’re done, push the handle to close the reservoir.
• Disposal – Push the lever (A – Fig.10) on the back of the toilet, sideways,
and lift up the top section. Rotate the disposal pipe sideways, remove the lid img. 8
and empty its content. Wash the toilet with water until it´s fully clean. Close
the pipe, put it in the original position and place back the top section of the
toilet.
ATTENTION: to dump the chemical toilet content, you MUST USE
proper facilities for that matter, such as campsites, service
stations and campervan parking facilities
STOVE
• Press the button, rotate it and light the stove using the lighter. Keep it pressed for a few more seconds.
EXTERNAL ELECTRICITY
• 2 cable converters and 1 15 meter extension cord, are under the bottom bed on the left side of the storage area.
GAS BOTTLES
• The Campervan is equipped with 2 gas bottles (REPSOL K6), one in use and the second as a sealed spare.
• The gas bottle in use is under the bottom bed, next to the refrigerator. To replace it, remove the mattress and lift
the bed frame. Rotate the handle to the “green” position, and pull up the black ring around the reducer. After
replacing the gas bottle, repeat the process backwards.
• The spare gas bottle is sealed. In case of use, you should also replace the old one for a new.
When returning the Campervan, there MUST be 2 gas bottles, one in use and one sealed.
SAFE BOX
• There is a small safe box inside the storage compartment of the bottom bed; the code is 9876B.
LANTERN
• There is a lantern under the bottom bed, on the right side of the storage area.You can also read
