Westfalia JOKER Bedienungsanleitung

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Contents

Introduction

1. Operation

1.1 Heating / Clock Timer

1.2 LPG Equipment

1.3 Gas Cooker

1.4 Display Unit

1.5 Fridge

1.6 Electrics

1.7 Water Supply & Waste Water Disposal

1.8 Seats & Beds

1.9 Tables

1.10 Poptop Roof With Luggage Rack

1.11 Ventilation / Drivers Cab Curtain

1.12 Furniture Locks

2. Care And Maintenance of Equipment

2.1 Heating

2.2 Gas Cooker

2.3 Fridge

2.4 Second Battery (Leisure Battery)

2.5 Water Supply & Waste Water Disposal

2.6 Upholstery, Drivers Cab Curtain / Carpet

2.7 Furniture

2.8 Poptop Roof

2.9 Windows

2.10 Exterior Decals

2.11 Joints & Hinges

2.12 Gas Tank

3. Technical Data and Description

3.1 Heating

3.2 LPG Installation

3.3 Fridge

3.4 Electrics

3.5 Water Supply & Waste Water Disposal

3.6 Vehicle

4. Self Help

4.1 Heating

4.2 Fridge

4.3 Battery Charger

4.4 Water

4.5 Fuses

5. General Instructions

5.1 Preparations for Travel

5.2 Loading & Tyre Pressure

5.3 Before a Journey

5.4 Travel Tips

5.5 Information for Use in Winter

5.6 Behaviour during Thunderstorms

6. Appendix

6.1 Installation Position of the Speakers

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Introduction

These instructions contain important information about the

internal features of your automobile. You should read prior to use,

so that you understand the equipment and can use it properly.

Knowledgeable use and care for the upkeep of the van is also

usually a pre-requisite for insurance claims. Further information

about insurance is available from your dealer.

This manual is valid for all Joker models. Please therefore note

that not all Joker models will contain all the features detailed in

this manual.

The V.A.G Partners for VW Automobiles are available for the

service of your Westfalia Camper Van. They can provide

Westfalia replacement parts and repairs.

Please see your dealer for a detailed service, if required.

V.A.G firms are familiar with the Westfalia insurance terms

Equipment in the Westfalia Camper Van such as heating, fridge,

and gas cooker are looked after by authorised service departments

of the equipment manufacturers, in terms of repairs.

You can find further service points in your Westfalia pack. Further

information eg: about service levels abroad, can be requested from

the central customer service department of the Westfalia-Works

KG, 4840 Rheda-Wiedenbruck, Telephone 05242 / 152 19

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1. Operation

1.1.Heating / Clock Timer

Heater

Use the panel below to switch on / off and control the temperature.

When the heating is on the inlet and outlet vents must be kept

open and clear. The fan can also be used without heating to

circulate air throughout the vehicle.

A = Dial (Temperature Control)

B = Red Control Light (Fault due to overheating)

C = Green ‘On’ Light

D = Switch –Heat / Air Conditioning –On/Off

Heating:

To Switch On

-Press Switch (D) to the right

-Turn dial (A) to Number 7

-The green control light (C) will come on and the heating

will start

As soon as the temperature reaches the desired level, turn the dial

(A) back until the green light (C) goes darker. Doing this will set

the desired temperature. The space between each number on the

dial (A) corresponds to about 5 degrees Celsius.

To Switch Off:

Turn switch (D) to the middle setting. The green light (C) will turn

off. The fan will continue running until the heater has cooled

down, and will then switch off automatically.

Ventilation:

To Switch On

Press switch (D) to the left. The green light (C) will turn on and

the fan will begin to work.

To Switch Off:

Turn switch (D) to the middle setting. The green light (C) will turn

off.

Warning !

You can avoid the fumes from the exhaust of the heating entering

the vehicle by closing the window on the left side of the vehicle.

Note:

The heating must be switched off in enclosed spaces (eg: in

ferries) or when filling with petrol/diesel.

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Clock

It is not necessary to switch on the ignition before using the clock.

The display constantly shows the time.

To Set the Time

-Press button 1 and either button 4 or 5 at the same time

To Switch on Heating: (possible to be independent from the

previous choice)

-Press button 3, the possible heating time will appear in the

display in minutes

-Set the temperature with the thermostat

To switch on the heating for long term use:

-Press buttons 1 & 3 at the same time

-The display will show 00

To Switch off Heating:

-Press button 3

-The fan will continue to run until the unit has cooled, and

then will switch off automatically

The display allows you to choose 3 different times for the heating

to come on. After pressing button 2 once, twice or three times,

memories A, B, or C will be displayed.

You will reach the neutral position by pressing button 2 again. The

time will show and the memory will be saved.

Setting Pre-Set Times:

-Press button 2

-Memory lights up (either A, B, or C will light up)

-By pressing button 4 & 5, the desired pre-set time will be

saved in the memory of A, B or C.

To Erase Pre-Set Times:

(Heating switches on at a pre-set time)

-Press button 2.

-Memory lights up (A, B, or C)

-Pre-Set time appears on the display

-After 20 seconds, the actual time appears on the display.

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The Filling stop valve (F) is located on the end or under the cover

of the gas tank.

1.2 LPG Equipment

Gas Tank

The LPG tank can be found on the left side of the vehicle, under

the body of the vehicle, and can be identified by its red colour.

A = Regulator C = Main Valve E = Level Indicator

B = Ice –Ex D= Safety Relief Valve F = Fill Up Point

Only fill the tank with DIN 51621 propane fuel from licensed

petrol stations at home and abroad.

LPG used for the vehicle is normally identical in its composition

to the propane bottled gas used for the household and camping.

To Fill the Tank

-Open up the fill up point (F)

-Put in LPG nozzle and fill up tank

There is an automatic filling stop valve that will prevent any more

LPG going into the tank, once it is 80 % full.

The tank’s level indicator display (E), which is behind the

lockable cover shows values in percentages.

Determining the amount of LPG in the tank

With the diagram below, you can determine the volume of

LPG in kilograms and litres from the displayed percentage

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Regulator with 3 Way Valve

The pressure regulator reduces the container pressure to 50 Mbar which is

the pressure needed for the attached equipment.

A gas bottle or an external gas source can be joined on to the quick release

connector (A). Before you do this, you should take off the protective cover

(B).

The leak testing of the LPG system can be carried out via the quick release

connector (A), but this should be observed using setting 3.

Settings For The Valves C & D

Setting 1:

Delivers LPG from the LPG tank to the equipment which uses LPG in the

vehicle.

Setting 2:

Delivers LPG from the LPG tank to the equipment which use gas outside

of the vehicle -at the same time delivers gas where needed inside the

vehicle.

Setting 3:

Emergency lead for an external LPG tank / gas bottle.

Test connection for leak testing.

Setting 4:

No LPG delivery

Warning !

-The position of the quick release connector (A) must not be

changed

-Note the position of the valves C & D

Ice-Ex De-Icer

The Ice-ex De-Icer protects the LPG flow pipe from freezing. At external

temperatures of +5° Celsius or less, you should switch on the Ice-Ex De-

Icer from the display (via the switch on the front of the cooker), about 15

minutes before using equipment that uses LPG. The red control light will

be illuminated.

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Gas Valves

The equipment that uses LPG is ready for use when the main valve(C),

which is attached to the LPG tank, the main valve (C) in the kitchen

cupboard, and the valve which connects to the fridge or cooker are all

open.

Close the valve (C) in the kitchen cupboard first if there is a problem with

the LPG system. Next, close the main valve (C) adjoining the LPG tank.

When not using any of the equipment which use LPG, close the main

valve (C) in the kitchen cupboard.

All valves are pictured in their OPEN setting.

A = Valve for the cooker C = Main Valve

B = Valve for the fridge D = 220v socket for the fridge.

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1.3 Gas Cooker

Warning ! Before opening the cooker cover, put the driver’s seat in a

vertical position.

When cooking with high heat levels, the more powerful of the cooker hobs

is on the left hand side.

To Switch On:

Open the valves in the cupboard, press the cooker knob in, and turn to the

left. Light the gas with a match or lighter, continue to press in the cooker

knob for about 10 seconds (to ensure it remains lit). If the flame goes out

when you let go of the knob, repeat the process above for lighting, and

hold in the knob for a little longer.

A = Strong Cooker B = Normal Cooker

To Turn Off:

Turn the cooker knob to 0, and close the valve in the kitchen cupboard.

Warning ! When using the cooker, do not close the air vents

(windows). Do not use open stove burners to provide heat.

1.4 Display Unit

The kitchen block has a display indicator and control panel for:

(1) Display light showing fridge is running on gas.

(2) Display lights indicating water level in the fresh water tank

(3) Display lights showing second (leisure) battery charge level

(4) Switch and LED (Lights) for the Ex-Ice De-Icer

A = Switch for lights showing Water, Battery Levels, and

Fridge working on Gas

B = Switch Ex-Ice De-Icer On/Off

C = Light for Ex-Ice De-Icer

D = Light for Fridge

Switch (A) can be used to switch the on or off the lights showing

the level of the fresh water tank, the fridge working on gas, and

the charge level of the second battery.

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1.5 Fridge

Before using the fridge for the first time, the inside of the fridge

should be cleaned with lukewarm water and a mild cleaning fluid.

Explanation of the controls

A –button to operate the ignition control

B –dial for the combined electric / gas thermostat.

The combined electric / gas thermostat can be used with the LPG

or the mains electricity. The thermostat is not set up for use with

12v battery power. If the dial for the thermostat is turned fully to

the left –past the point where you can feel some resistance –the

mains use is switched off. This same dial position needs to be in

the minimum setting for use with LPG (LPG use will only be

switched off by switching the LPG connection to the fridge)

C to E –Buttons to switch the voltage on / off

C –Button for mains use

D –Button for 12V use

E –Button for LPG use

F –red signal light

Bringing into operation (220v)

Check if the voltage of the house or campsite mains connection is

within the required voltage. This can be found inside the fridge at

the top left. (The safety circuit breaker must be switched on)

1. Press in Button (C)

2. Turn the combined electric / gas thermostat dial (B) clockwise

to the max setting.

3. When not in use, switch off button (C) by using button (D) or

(E).

Bringing into operation (12V)

When using 12V, your fridge is protected by the general electrical

circuitry of your vehicle. To prevent your vehicle’s battery from

draining, a measure has been built into the 12V circuitry to ensure

that the fridge can only be used when the vehicle’s engine is

running.

When the fridge is running on 12Vit cannot be controlled by the

thermostat.

1) Press in button (D) before driving off.

2) When not in use, switch off button (D) by using buttons (C) or

(E).

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