Bailey ALICANTO GRANDE User manual

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FAVOURITE
Caravan Owners Manual
October 2020

Welcome to
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Welcome to Bailey,
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We’ve been proudly hitting the road for over 70
years. Along the way we’ve built hundreds of
thousands of Bailey caravans and motorhomes,
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Model:
Vehicle Identifi cation number V.I.N:
(Located on the exterior windows and chassis)
Owner’s name:
Address:
Telephone number:
Habitation key number:
Retailer’s name:
Retailer’s address:
Telephone Number:
MTPLM:
Caravan Height:
Caravan Length:
Caravan Width:
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Introduction 11
Driving Licences 12
STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY
Statement of Conformity 12
WARRANTY
Touring Caravan Warranty Cover 13
6 Year Bodyshell Integrity Warranty 13
Warranty Extension 13
3 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty 13
Warranty Extension 14
Customer Support 14
Terms and Conditions 14
Cover 14
Term 14
Repairs 14
Registration and Use 15
Exclusions and Liability 15
Warranty Registration 16
CENTRAL REGISTRATION AND
IDENTIFICATION SCHEME (CRIS)
CRiS Registrations: 17
COUNTRY AND COASTAL CODE
Code of Conduct 18
Arrivals 18
Vehicle Movement 18
Use of Site 18
Cautions 18
Noise 18
Dogs and Pets 18
Fire Precautions 18
Awnings and Tents 18
Departure 18
Handbook 19
Environment 19
The Country Code 19
The Coastal Code 19
Roof Loading 19
Safety and Security 19
Children 19
Fire Extinguishers 20
In Case of Fire 20
Ventilation and Condensation 20
Petrol and Diesel Fumes 20
Original Equipment Appliances 20
Portable Appliances 20
Modifications 20
CARAVAN AND TOW VEHICLE
Caravan and Towing Vehicle Terms 21
Kerb Weight of Towing Vehicle 21
Caravan to Towing Vehicle Weight Ratio 22
Towing Vehicle’s Rear Suspension 22
Recommended Towball Height 22
Secondary Braking Cable 22
Loading and Distribution of Weight 23
Hitching Up 24
Hitching the Caravan to the Tow Vehicle 24
TOWING
Speed Limits 26
Pulling Away 26
Caravan Handling 26
Reversing 26
Motorway Driving 26
Mirrors 26
Snaking 26
Stabilisers 27
Road Lighting 27
13 Pin Plug 27
UNHITCHING
Levelling the Caravan 29
WHEELS AND TYRES
Tyres 30
Wear and Damage 30
Wheel, Tyre and Bolt Safety Fitment 30
Tyre Pressures 30
Wheels 31
Spare wheel 31
SPARE WHEEL CARRIER
To lower the Spare Wheel 31
Returning the Spare Wheel 32
TPMS Tyre Pressure Monitoring 32
THE AL-KO CARAVAN
CHASSIS (AKS 3004)
Operating Instructions 36
Coupling 36
Stabiliser Unit 37
Uncoupling 37
Manoeuvring Operation 38
Noises While Driving 38
Remedial Action 38
Storing 38
Towing Ball 38
Overrunning Device 39
Jockey Wheel 39
Brake Linkage 39
Corner Steadies 39
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Braking System Adjustment 39
Chassis Lubrication Points 41
AL-KO ATC Trailer Control System 41
Operating Instructions 41
Spare Parts 41
Independent Suspension 42
Coupling Head 42
TRACKER MONITOR
Operating Instructions 43
General Questions 43
WATER SYSTEMS: WITHOUT AN
ON-BOARD WATER TANK
Water Supply 45
Drain Valve 45
Setup 45
Removing the Plug 46
WATER SYSTEMS: WITH AN
ON-BOARD WATER TANK
Water Supply 47
Filling the On-board Tank 47
Internal Supply 47
Tank Drain Operation 48
Draining and Winterization 48
Procedure 48
Initial Setup 48
Sterilising 48
Water System Troubleshooting 49
Adjusting your Pressure Switch 50
THE GAS SYSTEM
General information 54
Types of gas 54
The Regulator 54
Changing Gas Cylinder 55
Gas Safety Advice 55
Gas Leaks 55
Ventilation 56
Gas BBQ Point 56
THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM-230V
Instructions for Electricity Supply 57
Upon Arrival at Caravan Site 57
Upon Leaving Caravan Site 57
Overseas Connections 57
Mains Unit 57
THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM- 12V
Battery Box Connections 59
CONTROL PANELS
CBE Control Panels 61
STATUS 570 ANTENNA
Travelling 63
Operating 63
DAB and FM Radio Operation 63
Gain Control 63
LED Light 63
Short Hook Up: Test 1 63
Short Hook Up: Test 2 64
Antenna Dome Coaxial Cable 64
SOLAR DUAL BATTERY CHARGER SDC
10/20
Operating Instructions 65
Function 65
Charging Process 65
Bulk Phase 66
Absorption Phase 66
Float Phase 66
Parallel Mode 66
Settings 66
Battery Type 66
Charging Current Distribution 66
PWM Charging Frequency 67
Query 67
Function Display / Troubleshooting 67
Repairs 67
HEATING SYSTEMS (ALDE)
Operating Instructions 68
Description of Functions 68
Gas Heating 68
Electric Heating 68
Domestic Hot Water 68
Draining Freshwater 69
Heat Transfer Fluid 70
Filling 70
Central Heating 71
Circulation Pump 71
Bleeding Air 71
Air Lock 72
230v Electric 72
LPG 72
Flue 73
Maintenance 73
Winter 74
Troubleshooting 74
Warranty 75
CONTENTS

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ALDE CONTROL PANEL
Starting the System 76
Standby Screen 76
Main Menu 77
Desired Room Temperature 77
Domestic Hot Water 78
Electric Heating 79
Gas Heating 79
Shutting Down the System 80
Setup 80
Restore Default Factory Settings 80
Setup Expansion Tank Pump 80
Set up Antimicrobial Function 80
Setup Standby Screen for Bedtime 80
Maintenance 80
Troubleshooting 80
Battery Backup 81
TRUMA COMBI
COMBI E Series 82
Function Description 82
Heating and Hot Water Mode 82
Hot Water Mode (Filled Boiler) 83
Operating Instructions 83
Room Thermostat 83
Filling the Water Heater 83
Draining the Water Heater 83
Filling the Water Heater (Frost Control) 84
Draining Water Heater (Frost Control) 84
Start Up 84
Switching Off 84
Maintenance 84
Fuse 12v 85
Fuse 230v 85
TRUMA DIGITAL CONTROL PANEL
Safety Instructions 86
Display and Control Elements 86
Rotary Push Button 86
Start/Standby Screen 87
Functions 87
Change the Room Temperature 87
Select Energy Source 88
Select Fan Level 88
Set the Room Temperature 88
Set the Warm Water Level 88
Select Energy Source 88
Select Fan Level 88
Set the Timer Switch 88
Activate the Timer (ON) 89
Deactivate the Timer (OFF) 89
Set Time 90
Display Mains Voltage 230v 90
Warnings 90
EXTERIOR FEATURES
GRP 91
ROOFLIGHTS
HEKI Rooflights 91
Safety instructions 92
Care instructions 92
MPK Rooflight 92
COOKING EQUIPMENT
Operation 93
Using the Hotplate Gas Burners 93
Using the Electric Hotplate 94
Using the Grill 94
Using the Oven 95
Oven Temperature Control 95
Cooking Guidelines 95
Do’s and Don’ts 96
Maintenance and Servicing 96
Service 96
CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM
Features 98
Testing 98
Testing the Sensor 98
Maintaining/Testing Your Detector 99
SMOKE ALARM
Features 100
Simple Maintenance 100
BATHROOM CARE
Bathroom Shower Tap 101
Mirrors 101
Ecocamel Shower Head 101
THETFORD C262 TOILET
Parts 102
Using The Toilet (Standard) 102
Cleaning and Maintenance 102
Toilet Bowl 102
Waste Holding Tank 103
Winter Operation 103
Preparing the Waste Holding Tank 104
Emptying the Waste Holding Tank 104
REFRIGERATORS
Cleaning 105
Maintenance 105
Safety Instructions 106
User’s Responsibility 106
Information on Coolant 106
Appliances with Electronics (MES/AES) 106
Operating the Refrigerator with Gas 106
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Electrical Operation 108
Mains power 230v 108
Gas Operation 108
RML9330/RM8550/RMS8550/RM8500
Operation 108
Lighting 109
Parking Lock 109
Exchanging the Igniter’s Battery 110
Troubleshooting 111
RMD8551
Operation 111
Troubleshooting 111
STAINLESS STEEL SINK
Care 113
SOFT FURNISHINGS
Carpet 116
Upholstery 116
Cleaning and Care 116
Winterisation and Storage 116
Curtains 116
REMIS BLINDS
Remibase 116
Cleaning 117
Remi Flair 117
Function 117
Maintenance 117
GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE
OF YOUR CARAVAN
Exterior 118
Cleaning/Usage Information 118
GENERAL CARE
Acrylic Windows 118
Window Catches and Stays 119
Humidity 119
About Condensation 119
How to Keep Your Caravan Dry 119
Furniture 119
WINTERISATION & STORAGE
Procedure 120
MODIFICATIONS & DIY WORK
Warning 120
CARAVAN KEYS
Information 120
SPARES & AFTERSALES
Accessories 120
BED MAKE UP
Front Bed Make Up 121
Rear Dinette Bed Make Up 122
Grande Dinette Make up 123
Retractable Rear Bed 124
Additional Fold Out Rear Bed 124
Free Standing Table 125
THE SERVICE MANUAL
CONTENTS
©BAILEY OF BRISTOL 2020. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,
for any purpose, without the express permission of Bailey of Bristol Ltd.

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Change from CD to radio or iPod, select a different radio
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all your music and radio needs covered. You can also
use your Smartphone as a remote control with our free
remote app for compatible Apple and Android devices.
Change from CD to radio or iPod, select a different radio
station, and adjust the volume or tone directly from your
smartphone's screen!
Also with your clean driving licence in mind, Bluetooth
hands-free phone control with voice activation is included.*
Ask your Baileys dealer for more details.
The “Smart” entertainment
solution for your adventures!
http://uk.jvc.com
*With compatible voice control equipped smartphone
JVC CS-V416 speakers sold separately
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your
Bailey caravan. We would like to welcome you
to the prestigious rank of Bailey owner. We
are confident your caravan will give you many
years of enjoyment.
This handbook has been designed to assist
you in obtaining the maximum benefits and
pleasure from your caravan. The information
and hints will be beneficial and help you
protect your investment, whether you are a
new or experienced caravan owner.
Information leaflets and literature on safe
operation of appliances and equipment fitted
to your caravan are included in the Bailey
information pack. Please read these carefully
prior to the use of these appliances.
This manual covers the essential parts of your
caravan, however it is not exhaustive. Detailed
information can be obtained from individual
manufacturers regarding their products.
Failure to observe recommendations or
precautions within this or any other related
documentation may lead to incorrect operation
of equipment. This may cause subsequent risk
to occupants.
Regular maintenance is necessary to ensure
trouble-free usage of your caravan. Your
Bailey retailer is equipped to offer service
facilities, repair work and any spare parts that
you may require.
Always consult your supplying retailer before
any additional equipment is fitted. This is to
ensure the location of appropriate structural
support.
Retailers are not agents of Bailey and have
absolutely no authority to bind Bailey by
any express or implied undertaking or
representation.
Please be aware that certain sections are only
applicable to certain models.
In order to enable Bailey and its retail partners
to deal with your queries efficiently, always
quote your caravan’s vehicle identification
number (VIN) which can be found on the
offside chassis member. It is also featured on
all major windows.
It is policy within Bailey to continuously
improve their vehicles. While all illustration
and descriptive material within this handbook
is correct at the time of going to print, the
ever changing market and supply situations
may prevent us from maintaining the exact
specification details of this handbook.
Bailey therefore reserve the right to alter
the specification of its products at any time
without prior notice.
Bailey offer a variety of leisure vehicles. While
each vehicle is designed to feature optimum
storage, seating, sleeping and fluid capacities,
it is the customer’s responsibility to select the
correct loads without exceeding the weight
capabilities of your chosen towing vehicle.
These weights can be found on the weight
plate located outside your vehicle next to
the exterior door and also on the plate found
within the gas locker.
SAFETY
This handbook contains the information that
you will require for your safe enjoyment of
your caravan. All the information contained
within is important. However, to draw your
attention to specific items we have prefixed
them with the following symbols to indicate a
warning, caution or note respectively.
WARNINGS are instructions that if
ignored can cause the user(s) physical
harm.
CAUTIONS are instructions that if
ignored can result in damage to the
caravan.
NOTES are reminders that
should be heeded.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES

STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY
All Bailey caravans have been
certified by the National Caravan
Council for compliance with UK and
European standards and legislation
along with industry codes of practice relating
to health and safety issues. The approval
process covers the testing and inspection of
critical areas of the product including fire
safety, weights and dimensions, gas, electrics
and ventilation. Every Bailey caravan carries
the NCC Approved Caravan badge.
The NCC conducts unannounced inspections at
their members’ factories to ensure continued
compliance.
NCC approval gives you peace of mind that
your caravan is safe and legal.
Your Bailey caravan is also European Whole
Vehicle Type approved. This certification
assures you that your caravan meets
all European regulations and has been
constructed to conform to the rigorous
standards for both manufacturing and product
safety. It enables you to register your vehicle in
other European countries.
The certificate of conformity can be found in
the document pack provided with your vehicle.
If for any reason a replacement certificate
should be needed your Bailey Caravan retailer
is responsible for accessing one through the
NCC system.
Please refer back to your retailer for additional
copies.
European Representative
AR experts is the legal representation
established in the European Union who is
duly appointed by Bailey Caravans LTD to
represent before the approval authority or
the market surveillance authority and to act
on the Bailey’s behalf in matters covered by
Regulation (EU) 2018/858
AR Experts B.V.
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INTRODUCTION
To ensure all the occupants of your
caravan enjoy a safe and relaxed
environment, please observe the
following:
• Ensure all the occupants are aware of the
vehicle’s escape routes.
• Always keep escape routes and exit points
clear from obstruction and debris.
• Provide one dry powder fire extinguisher
of an approved type or complying with
ISO 7465 and BSI 5423 of at least 1kg
(2.2lb) capacity by the main door, and a
fire blanket next to the cooker. Familiarise
yourself with your fire extinguisher.
Your tourer is a compact living environment,
and appliances should be treated in the same
way as those in the home.
• Always keep young children away from
hot surfaces.
Your tourer is supplied with an EN1645
approved caravan step. Always take care when
entering or exiting your tourer ensuring that
the step is securely located before use. Do not
use a damaged or broken step.
• The torque setting of the caravan’s wheel
bolts should be checked 30 miles after
collection from the caravan retailer
or after a service or wheel change.
Thereafter, wheel bolts should be checked
before every journey. The torque settings
and tightening sequence are detailed in
the caravan and tow vehicle section.
• Never attempt to lift the tow hitch with
your hands when hitching the caravan
to the tow vehicle or at any other time.
Always raise or lower the tow hitch by
winding the handle on the jockey wheel.
• Always ensure that the green button
located on the leading edge of the
coupling head is raised before towing.
(Coupling specific).
DRIVING LICENCES
Drivers passing their test after 1st January
1997 are restricted to a car/caravan
combination not exceeding 3,500kg (maximum
laden weight).

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WARRANTY
WARRANTY
If you have a problem or enquiry relating to
your caravan please follow these steps:
• Check the handbook concerned
• Contact your supplying retailer for
assistance.
The following suppliers provide a direct
aftersales service.
It is with the retailer that the
purchaser’s Contract of Sale exists
and subsequently Bailey cannot
enter into any discussions with the
purchaser.
All Bailey products are classified as “portable”.
All work under warranty requires that the
caravan be delivered to and collected from the
Bailey retailer.
Every effort has been made within this
handbook to accurately reflect and describe
Bailey caravan models. Our policy of continued
improvements and change in market and
supply conditions mean that we reserve the
right to alter specification without prior notice.
Some materials used in the production of
our caravans can result in variations to the
figures quoted in respect of measurements and
weights.
TOURING CARAVAN WARRANTY COVER
ATotal customer satisfaction is top priority
at Bailey and the quality ethos extends to
the after sales service and market leading
manufacturer’s warranty package that comes
with every new Bailey touring caravan. In this
way we not only ensure long-term peace of
mind but also enhance the re-sale value of
your investment.
6 YEAR BODY SHELL INTEGRITY WARRANTY
Bailey Alu-Tech caravans are covered by a six
(6) year Bodyshell Integrity Warranty from the
initial date of purchase. This cover extends to
any structural degradation to the bodyshell
that arises as a result of water ingress through
any permanently sealed seam or joint (with the
exception of exclusions stated in the terms and
conditions.)
WARRANTY EXTENSION
An additional four (4) year extension to the
standard Bodyshell Integrity Warranty cover
(making 10 years cover in total) is available as
a cost option through your supplying Retailer
3 YEAR MANUFACTURER’SWARRANTY
For a period of twenty-four (24) months from
the initial date of purchase Bailey of Bristol
offer a comprehensive warranty on all parts
and components as well as full coverage for
any manufacturing faults forming part of the
original specification of the vehicle, with the
following specified exceptions:
The following items are covered for one (1)
year from the date of first registration
• Microwave Ovens
• JVC Stereo Radio/CD/MP3 Players
& Speakers
The manufacturer’s warranty then extends
to an additional twelve (12) months on the
following items.
• Chassis: all chassis members including
corner steadies
• Suspension: axle suspension and braking
system (excluding any damage to or faults
in brake drums and shoes that are caused
through misuse of the braking system or
from normal wear and tear)
• Running Gear: road wheels (excluding tyres)
• Towing Mechanism: all mechanical
components fitted to vehicle (excluding
electrics)
• Cooker: the cooker unit including burners,
grill, oven, flame failure device and igniter
• Refrigerator: door seal condenser, gas
control valve, gas igniter, flame failure
device, 12v and 230v heater elements, gas
thermostat, 230v thermostat and 230v
temperature control switch
• Water System: water heater (gas or
electric), fresh water tank, water pump,
water, gauges, taps and shower head
• Electrical System: mains hook up input
connector, ELCB, battery charger and
• distributor unit and interior lighting units
(excluding bulbs)
• Cassette Toilet: the cassette toilet is
covered (excluding seals, valves and glands)
• Heating System: thermostat, motor,
switches, control unit, gas heater, flame
failure

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WARRANTY
• device and igniter (excluding ducting and
fittings)
• Windows: the functionality of the opening
and closing system (stays, handles and
catches) and a warranty against the
cracking of the acrylic
• Upholstery: zips, seams and colour fastness
The following items are also not covered for
rental vehicles
• Cosmetic damage to interior and exterior
fittings and surfaces
WARRANTY EXTENSION
An additional three (3) year extension to the
standard Manufacturer’s Warranty cover for
mechanical and electrical components of
a leisure vehicle both external and internal
(making 6 years cover in total) is available as a
cost option through your supplying Retailer.
Customer Support
Approved Bailey Retailers enjoy industry-
leading after sales support service from the
manufacturer and they will be able to offer all
the help you need to rectify any issues that
may occur. They should be your first point of
contact on any subject relating to your vehicle.
It should be noted that Bailey Approved
Retailers sell our products of their own choice
and not as agents of Bailey. Accordingly, they
have no authority to bind Bailey or make
representation or undertaking whatsoever on
behalf of Bailey.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The Bailey Warranty Cover set out above is
offered subject to the following simple terms
and conditions:
COVER
1. During the term of the Warranty Cover,
subject to these terms and conditions, Bailey
will, through an Authorised Service Centre,
at its option repair or replace all parts and
components of the caravan that are included
in the Warranty Cover and which suffer a
defect in manufacture or workmanship. An
Authorised Service Centre means either Bailey
itself, a Bailey Approved Retailer or a Bailey
Approved Service Centre. Any part which
is replaced becomes the property of Bailey.
Any replacement parts are covered for the
unexpired term of the Warranty Cover.
TERM
1. The initial duration of the Bodyshell Integrity
Warranty is six (6) years and the duration
of the Manufacturer’s Warranty is three (3)
years in both cases starting from the original
purchase date of the vehicle. It is a condition
of the warranty that an annual service is
performed on the vehicle in accordance with
the service plan. Failure to comply with this
term will invalidate the warranty.
2. The unexpired term of the Warranty
Cover on your vehicle may only be assigned,
transferred or novated to subsequent owners
with Bailey’s consent (not to be unreasonably
withheld) and on payment to
Bailey of a transfer fee of £35. Transfer can
only be made within the first three months
(3) of the date subsequent ownership was
taken and full documentary evidence that the
vehicle has been serviced annually along with
evidence of the date of subsequent purchase
(in the form of a VAT sales receipt, invoice or
bank/credit card statement) must be provided
at the time of assignment in accordance with
the terms and conditions detailed above
REPAIRS
4. The caravan must undergo a full annual
service and inspection, including a moisture
survey, carried out, subject to paragraph 5
below, by an Authorised Bailey Service Centre
or by a service agent that is a member of the
National Caravan Council’s Approved Workshop
Scheme (AWS).
5. The final annual service in any warranty
period must be carried out before the end
of that warranty period, but all other annual
services may be carried out within six (6)
weeks either side of each anniversary of
the original purchase date. The original VAT
invoices must be retained as proof that these
annual inspections have been carried out.
6. Where an annual inspection identifies
that repairs to the vehicle are necessary, the
caravan must be made available for repair
within six (6) weeks of the date of inspection
for the purpose of carrying out the repair work.
Repairs under warranty must be undertaken by
either Bailey itself, a Bailey Approved Retailer
or a Bailey Approved Service Centre.

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WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION
7. No repairs, including the fitting of any
replacement unit, may be undertaken or
commenced under the terms of the Warranty
Cover unless prior written authorisation is
obtained from Bailey via a Bailey Approved
Retailer or a Bailey Approved Service Centre.
No liability will exist with regard to any
warranty claims not authorised in this way.
8. Bailey reserve the right to examine the
vehicle before any repairs commence or any
replacement part is fitted.
REGISTRATION & USE
9. The Warranty Registration Form must have
been sent to Bailey within six (6) weeks of the
original purchase date. It is the responsibility of
the Bailey Retailer to forward this information
to Bailey. This is part of the terms of trading
that that the Bailey Retailer has with Bailey.
10. The caravan shall:
• Only be used for its ordinary and intended
purpose and shall not be subjected to any
• treatment or conditions which could
reasonably be foreseen to cause or result
in damage to the vehicle or excessive wear
and tear
• Only be towed by a private car or private
4x4 vehicle
• Whilst registered under private ownership
must not be put out to hire, reward or any
other commercial use, nor used in any
race, competitions or rallies whether timed,
official or otherwise.
EXCLUSIONS & LIABILITY
11. Bailey’s liability under this warranty shall
be limited to supplying the reasonable costs
of labour and materials required for the repair
or replacement of faulty parts or components.
Bailey shall be entitled to charge for any repair
work which is necessitated by virtue of any
loss or damage caused by your negligence
or default or incurred as a result of any
modifications you have made to the vehicle.
This warranty does not cover repair costs other
than labour and materials.
12. The Warranty Cover does not include:
• Repair or replacement of parts,
components, seams or panels which are
not part of the original construction of the
caravan, or which have been tampered with
or undergone unauthorised modifications,
or which have been repaired otherwise than
by An Approved Bailey Retailer or a Bailey
Approved Service Centre.
• Parts or components other than those
specifically listed in the Bodyshell Integrity
Warranty and Manufacturer’s Warranty
descriptions set out above
• General maintenance or components
failing due to fair wear and tear or normal
deterioration repairs necessitated by lack of
routine or regular maintenance. Particular
attention is drawn to the Owner’s Manual
and Service Handbook supplied with the
caravan and any maintenance instructions
or notices published from time to time
by Bailey relating to the proper care and
maintenance of vehicles
• Structural degradation or other damage
caused by water ingress through non-
permanently sealed seams or joints (such
as, without limitation, around windows,
hatches, doors and rooflights), beyond the
initial 24 months of the Manufacturer’s
Warranty.
13. No liability will be accepted for:
• Damage caused by neglect or abuse,
corrosion, intrusion of foreign or
deleterious substances, lack of servicing,
over-heating, freezing, or the continued
use of the vehicle after a fault has become
evident
• Any loss or damage caused by parts not
covered by this Warranty Cover, including
soft furnishings or trim
• Any accidental or fire damage or any losses
incurred by accident or fire
• Transport costs to and from point of repair.
Bailey will only be liable for costs which are
incurred as a direct consequence of the event,
defect or fault leading to the claim being
made under this warranty. No liability will be
accepted for any other loss or damage (such as
loss of income or revenue, or loss of business
or profits), costs, expenses or other claims for
compensation howsoever arising which was
not reasonably foreseeable by both parties
when the caravan was originally purchased.
Bailey will not be liable for any loss or damage
suffered by third parties, nor for bodily injury
not caused by our negligence.

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WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION
Nothing in this warranty shall limit in any way
our liability: for death or personal injury caused
by our negligence; for fraud or fraudulent
misrepresentation; or for any matter for which
it would be illegal for us to exclude, or attempt
to exclude, our liability.
The purchaser has statutory rights in addition
to this warranty and this warranty does not
affect those statutory rights.
This warranty shall be governed by and
construed in accordance with the laws of
England and the parties irrevocably submit to
the nonexclusive jurisdiction of the courts of
England.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION
The supplying retailer must explain the
warranty terms and conditions to you, and
complete the warranty registration process
online. Your warranty will start on the day that
the vehicle is first registered in the UK or 12
months from the date on which the vehicle was
invoiced to the supplying retailer, whichever is
the earlier.
The name and address of the warranty
provider is:
Bailey Caravans Limited, South Liberty Lane,
Bristol, BS3 2SS
This version: May 2020
Customer’s signature:
..................................................................................
Date:
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Retailer’s signature:
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Date:
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WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION
CENTRAL REGISTRATION AND
IDENTIFICATION SCHEME (CRiS)
CARAVAN REGISTRATION
This caravan has been security marked and
recorded under the Caravan Registration and
Identification Scheme that is recognised by
the Caravan Industry and the National Caravan
Council.
Shortly after purchasing this caravan
you should receive your Touring Caravan
Registration Document. It will be sent by post
to your home address.
Your Touring Caravan Registration Document
will include a 17 character VIN (Vehicle
Identification Number), shown in the top right
hand corner. This 17 character VIN will also be
permanently marked on the caravan chassis.
For security purposes, never leave the Touring
Caravan Registration Document in the caravan.
It should always be stored in a safe place away
from the vehicle.
If you sell the caravan please follow the
instructions on the Touring Caravan
Registration Document.
If, for any reason, you do not receive a Touring
Caravan Registration Document or any of the
details recorded are incorrect, please contact:
CRIS REGISTRATIONS:
For help, support and advice Contact CRiS:
NCC, CRiS Ltd, PO Box 445, Aldershot, GU11
9SF.
TEL [phone]
VIN Chip Caravan Identification
The caravan’s unique 17 character VIN will be
incorporated into VIN Chip tamper evident
labels; the master VIN Chip label is situated on
the front near side window, others are located
in the gas locker and a maximum of 10 placed
on the inside of all windows (with the exception
of opaque windows).
Three electronic RFID chips containing
the individual identity of your caravan are
concealed within the caravan and can only be
read by using a specially programmed RFID
scanner.

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COUNTRY AND COASTAL CODE
COUNTRY AND COASTAL CODE
CODE OF CONDUCT – CAMP SITES
Check the site regulations.
ARRIVALS
Report to reception immediately on arrival.
VEHICLE MOVEMENT
Keep to roadways unless otherwise directed.
Adhere to speed limits. Remember that the
stopping distance on grass is considerably
greater than on tarmac.
Only a person in possession of a current
driving licence may drive onsite.
Park as advised on your pitch. Where possible
leave 6 metres (20ft) of free space around
your vehicle.
USE OF SITE
Use the electrical mains hook-up in the correct
manner and with caution.
Ensure that all fresh water taps and
connections are turned off after use.
Have care and consideration for others when
using all facilities. Leave them clean and tidy.
Ensure young children are accompanied at all
times.
CAUTIONS
To avoid possible damage to sewage
purification works, only approved chemical
fluids must be used. Under no circumstances
may coal tar, phenol or caustic-based fluids
be used. Disposable nappies and similar bulky
items must not be put into the chemical closet
emptying points but should be wrapped in a
polythene bag and placed in the container
provided.
NOISE
All occupants should refrain from making
excessive noise.
Flying kites and model aircraft and the use
of items like catapults or air guns, as well as
ball games, should not be permitted among or
close to caravans.
Musical instruments, music players, radios
and televisions should not be used to the
inconvenience of other people onsite.
Open and close doors quietly.
Power generators must be adequately silenced
and used with consideration in accordance to
restricted site times.
DOGS AND PETS
All dogs and other pets should be kept under
control.
Unless permission has been granted, no animal
should be let loose on the site and leads should
not exceed 3 metres (10 ft).
No animal should be allowed in the shower/
toilet block.
Do not let animals foul the site.
FIRE PRECAUTIONS
Adhere to and make note of all
fire precautions, including the
whereabouts of the fire points.
It is recommended that a 1kg (2.2lb) dry
powder fire extinguisher is carried within the
caravan. It should comply with BS 5423 ISO
7465 and be marked BSI or FOC approved. It is
important to check at regular intervals that the
extinguisher is working as is required by types
meeting BS 5423. Ensure the use-by date is
frequently checked.
Careful thought is necessary for the
positioning of a fire extinguisher, which should
be near to the door but not too close to
cooking equipment where flames could make it
unreachable.
In the kitchen area, a fire blanket is a
worthwhile precaution.
Unless permission has been granted,
barbecues should not be used. When
permission has been given, take care and
consider other site users. Ensure that the
environment remains pleasant for everyone.
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Awnings and tents should only be used when
permission has been granted.
When on grass and staying for more than a
few days, the ground sheet and/or side flaps of
awnings should be periodically raised in order
to avoid damage to the ground.
DEPARTURE
Leave the pitch clean and tidy.
Upon leaving, check out with reception, paying
the required dues.