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11.4 Winter operation
Perform all necessary winter-proo-
ng
General rules:
• Only leave the camper in an enclosed space if
this space is dry and well ventilated. Other-
wise, park the camper out in the open.
Rules for inner furnishings:
• Empty and clean the refrigerator. Leave the
refrigerator door open.
• Leave storage spaces and closets open for
ventilation purposes.
• Position cushions and mattresses in such
a way that they do not come into contact with
condensation.
• If necessary, heat the entire camper to pre-
vent mould build-up from condensation mois-
ture.
• Keep the vehicle interior dry with 3 kg of table
salt in a bowl. The salt absorbs the moisture.
This salt should be replaced often.
• Disconnect (or ideally, remove) batteries and
check the energy level at least once a month,
recharging if necessary.
• Completely empty the entire water system.
Preparation
Due to the overall vehicle conception, (aluminium
sandwich construction with insulated windows)
your camper is suitable for winter operation.
WARNING: We recommend that you optimise
your camper in accordance with your personal
tastes for winter camping.
Your dealer will gladly advise you in these mat-
ters.
Rules for preparation:
• Examine the vehicle for damage to paint or
through rust, and repair if necessary.
• Ensure that no water can seep into the forced
de-aeration system in the oor or into the
heating element.
• Protect the metal parts of the lower oor
against rust with a wax-based protective
agent.
• Preserve lacquered surfaces with a suitable
agent.
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