TIPS AND ADVICE

1: Prepare the portable cabin for driving (see disconnection). Screw down the nose wheel and screw the support legs right up.

2: Place the ball connection on the pull ball. Check it is sitting correctly (making a click sound).

3: Attach the safety wire to the car and put the power socket into the car's socket. Check the lights are working.

4: Turn the nose wheel up and release the handbrake. Check there are no cables touching the ground.

1: Close and lock cupboards, windows and doors. Secure any loose fittings and place heavy objects over the axle.

2: Be aware of strong side winds. This also applies to wind that occurs when overtaking.

3: Change down the gears in plenty of time before sharp bends. Always keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front.

4: Never drive fast down a hill. Change your gears down so that the engine helps you brake.

1: Put the handbrake on and turn the nose wheel down. Remove the electrical socket and safety wire. Then release the cabin.

2: On soft ground, place plates under the support legs. On sloping ground, place wedges in front or behind the wheels.

3: Screw the support legs down so that the cabin is horizontal. The angle on the legs should be at least 45 degrees from the cabin.

4: Turn the nose wheel up and release the handbrake. If it is left for a long time, the brake shoes can get stuck.

1: Turn off the water heater by turning the thermostat to zero. (It must not be switched on without water).

2: Find the electrical inlet. It will be in the technical compartment or on the side of the chassis under the cabin.

3: Connect the electrical cable and switch on all switches. If the cabin has a waste disposal, connect it and switch it on.

4: If the cabin has a battery, it will be automatically charged when connected and while in use.

1: Rinse the hose through first to ensure no dirt enters the water installation.

2: Find the water inlet. It will be in the technical compartment or on the side of the chassis under the cabin.

3: Connect the water hose and turn off all drain cocks. Turn on the water and then the main tap.

4: If the cabin has a water tank you can fill the tank or connect the water directly to an external water supply.

1: For cabins with disposal units use a 1' hose. For cabins without disposal units use a 110 Ø pipe.

2: Find the drain inlet. It will be in the technical compartment or on the side of the chassis under the cabin.

3: Connect the hose/drainage pipe. If the toilet has a toilet disposal unit, remember to connect it and switch it on.

4: If the cabin has a drainage tank you can fill the tank or connect directly to an external drainage system.

1: First switch off the water heater and disconnect the water supply. (It must not be switched on without water)

2: Empty all toilets by flushing them one last time. Then disconnect the drain.

3: Empty the water heater and hoses by opening all the drain cocks. The number may vary.

4: Finish by disconnecting the power cable. Remember to clean the cabin if you have rented it.

1: First switch off the water heater and disconnect the water supply. (It must not be switched on without water)

2: Pour the frost fluid in all sinks, toilets and showers.

3: Switch on all taps and showers, so the hoses empty of water.

4: Empty all toilets by flushing them one last time. Then disconnect the drain.

5: Empty the water heater and hoses by opening all the drain cocks. The number may vary.

6: Finish by disconnecting the power cable. Remember to clean the cabin if you have rented it.

NB: Leave the heating on in the cabin and the technical compartment, for as long as the cabin is in use.

NB: Make sure you air it at least once a day to reduce damp in the cabin.

1: Fill the water tank by turning the lock (triangle) and pressing the lid in. The tank can hold approx. 65 L.

2: Use the sink by pressing on the foot pump. The used water will run into the toilet.

3: Pump the handle on the side of the toilet to flush the toilet with water.

4: Pull the handle to empty the toilet tank. Flush through with water to clean.