Compass Casita Touring 2020 Owner Handbook
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To level the caravan, first select a flat surface. Use leveling ramps under the wheels if necessary. Check the side-to-side level using a spirit level on the floor inside the caravan. Adjust using ramps until level. Then, use the jockey wheel to adjust the front-to-back level.
To winterize, drain all water systems including tanks, pipes, and the water heater. Add antifreeze to the water system as per the manufacturer's guidelines. Remove any perishable items and clean the interior thoroughly. Disconnect the battery and store it in a warm place. Cover the caravan or store it in a sheltered area.
Check the main fuses and circuit breakers first. Ensure the caravan is properly connected to a power source. Test the battery voltage and charge if necessary. Inspect wiring for visible damage. If issues persist, consult a professional electrician.
Regular maintenance includes checking tire pressure and tread, inspecting seals and caulking, testing the brakes, and lubricating moving parts such as the hitch and stabilizers. Also, clean the exterior and interior regularly and service the appliances annually.
Ensure adequate ventilation by opening windows and roof vents. Use a dehumidifier or moisture absorbers if necessary. Avoid drying clothes inside and keep the interior heated during cold weather. Regularly check for leaks and repair any damaged seals.
First, check the power supply and ensure the fridge is turned on. Verify that the fridge is level, as this can affect its operation. Check for blown fuses or tripped breakers. Inspect the ventilation behind the fridge and clean if necessary. Consult the manual for specific troubleshooting tips.
Regularly clean and sanitize the water system to prevent bacteria buildup. Use a specialized cleaner or household bleach diluted with water. Rinse thoroughly. Check for leaks and repair them promptly. Drain the system when not in use for extended periods.
Secure loose items with bungee cords or straps. Use non-slip mats in cupboards and on shelves. Ensure all cabinet doors and drawers are locked. Store heavy items low to maintain stability. Consider using storage bins with lids to organize smaller items.
Locate the water inlet on the caravan. Connect a food-grade hose to the water source and the caravan's inlet. Turn on the water supply and check for leaks. Ensure the pressure is within the recommended range to avoid damage to the caravan's plumbing system.
Check the power supply and ensure the system is switched on. Inspect the thermostat settings and adjust if necessary. Verify that the gas supply is connected and that there are no blockages in the vents. If using electric heating, check for tripped breakers or blown fuses.