Mooveo Motorhome Handbook
Mooveo Motorhome Handbook
Mooveo Motorhome Handbook
The Mooveo Motorhome Handbook is available to download from Motorholme. Although it is called the Mooveo P6 Quick User Guide it contains useful information that will be relevant for any motorhome. Here are some of the topics covered:
Pre-Start Checks: There are a lot of items that need to be safely stowed before driving the vehicle. Please
follow the checklist in the Mooveo Motorhome Handbook it starts outside, and works forward through the vehicle.
The Mooveo Fiat Cab: This introduces some of the features that are common to the base Fiat Ducato vehicle.
Driving a Large Vehicle: This is to familiarize the car driver with driving a motorhome. It states that, the dimensions of this vehicle are printed on the front cover of the guide. Although it appears big, the van is actually not much wider than an ordinary car.
The exterior mirrors are the widest part of the vehicle, and they give you a good feel for the width.
Be careful though, about getting too close to trees and hedges. Strong branches hidden among the leaves frequently scratch the sides of motorhomes.
Parking: The vehicle is too tall to fit in most multi-storey car parks, and longer than most on-street parking bays. If you effectively occupy two
parking bays, it is safer to buy two parking tickets. Some car parks have high-level barriers that are open during the day, but are closed in the evening, and could prevent your tall vehicle from leaving.
Water System: The van has storage tanks for clean water, and waste grey water. Grey water is exclusively what has gone down the drains of the sinks
or shower. The toilet is a completely separate system.
Toilet: After use, flush the toilet using the central button, and close the blade by pushing the lever backwards. (Otherwise if you hit a sleeping policeman too fast, the toilet contents could be ejected.)
Electrics: The van has a 16amp 230v mains input connection on the right side. This is connected using the long orange cable from the storage compartment. A full explanation is included in the ebook.
Gas: The cylinders are accessed from outside the van. The gas must be turned off when driving, and it is illegal to use gas devices in petrol filling stations, indoor car parks, and ferries due to the ignition hazard when fuel vapour is present.
If you shake a cylinder you can feel and hear whether it is empty. Cylinders can be exchanged at campsites, and some petrol stations. Calor use a 21mm outlet for butane. Some other suppliers use a 22mm outlet that will not fit the same regulator.
Fridge: The right hand knob adjusts the temperature. The left knob connects the fridge to one of three sources of power: gas, 12v enginedriven alternator, or 230v mains voltage.
The guide also talks about heating, ventilation and much more. Download your Mooveo Motorhome Handbook now.
by: Jane Richardson
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