GoPod Campers GoPod 90 User manual
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GoPod Manual
GoPod 90
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GoPod 90
GoPod 90 Overview
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GoPod 90 is fitted with a rear kitchen and double doors. It has rear
stabiliser legs and internal water tank. The toolbox on the front has
equipment and there is a gas bottle on the drawbar. The GoPod is
fitted with an awning and external plug to plug in 15amp power.
Anderson plug for solar power and a drain pipe for the kitchen sink.
Inside is a roof vent and fan. There a charger to plug in your phone
and lights. This manual will go into how to use each.
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Hooking Up
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This part is critical . If there
are 2 of you please double
check each other. You MUST have
the towball handle down and pin
placed in. If you cant place
the pin in, it's not properly
down. Wind up or adjust so it
drops onto the ball correctly.
Plug the trailer lights in and
test. Make sure jockey wheel is
up and gas is OFF. Place
jockey wheel handle on top of
drawbar not hanging down towards the road. It will catch and bend on
driveways if it is. When unhitching please ensure the wheel chocks are
in place to prevent the GoPod for rolling away from you. It is
important that chocks are used every time you are unhitched even if
the ground looks flat. Remove them once you are hooked back up again.
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GoPod 90 Kitchen. You can see gas valve on the left hand side of kitchen
Operating the Gas Cooker
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Turn on Gas Bottle on at the
drawbar. Turn on the gas valve on
the left hand side on the benchtop.
Push in the gas knob on the stove to
start gas flow. While gas knob is
pushed and turned press the clicker.
It might take quite a few goes to
get it alight. Check out this you
tube video . Always turn gas and
valves off after use. Always turn
gas off for travel.
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The Engel Fridge
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The Engel fridge is a 30 liter and
very efficient. Have it set to 4c
for refrigeration and to prevent
your salads from being frozen. The
fridge will run on 12v power from
the battery or if you are plugged
into mains power it will run on
240v. Keep the lid latch latched to
keep the cool air in.
Using the Awning
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The awning is simple to use. Watch
this video. Please use the guide
ropes to secure the poles and pack
away if windy. If its raining, pack
away or drop one leg down lower than
the awning mount on the GoPod to
drain it away from the door or it
can run inside.
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GoPod Power
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GoPod 91 is fitted both 12v and 240v. The 12v is a battery supply and
the battery is charged by a battery charger powered by solar or 240v.
When you get your GoPod you have about 24 hours to get your GoPod
charging by either means. If you are free camping plug your solar
blanket in during the day to keep the battery charged or if you are at
a caravan park you will want to plug into the 15amp power. If you
happen to be at home, we recommend using the 10amp adaptor as you will
not be able to plug in your 15amp lead into your home. The 15amp to
10amp adaptor is located in the toolbox.
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Make Memories While You Can
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Filling up Water Tank
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The taker tank is 60l and there is a
white ‘screw cap’ on the side and
you can fill it with water. It will
be pre loaded with our water in
Myrniong but if you want to drain it
there is a plug you can turn on and
drain the tank. There is a drinking
water hose in the toolbox you can
use to fill the tank from taps.
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Solar Blanket, Sink Drain and
Storage Box
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The solar blanket is located in the
toolbox. Fold it out and lay in the
sun. If you are leaving the campsite
for the day you can pack it away or
move it close to the GoPod. In this
image is also the drain from the
sink. The black hose in the toolbox
is what fits onto this outlet. Also
in this image is a black storage box
you can put groceries in it. The
lock for this is on the keychain.
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Come home with salt on your skin or fresh air in your lungs
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Using the doors
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The 2 doors on either side of the
GoPod are two different keys. The
doors also split, So you can have
the screen door open for warm
weather and still be able to lock
it for security inside and out. To
split the doors flick the little
handle in between big handle and
lock. Undo top hook on top of door.
To lock doors flick handle to rear
of GoPod. It wont lock if you don’t
flick it to the rear first. Always
lock the doors before travelling.
Outside Sensor Light
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The outside sensor lights will come on
automatically at night. If they don't
press the black button and they will
activate. Likewise if you do not want
them to operate press the black button
to turn off.
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Ceiling Fan
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The switch for the ceiling fan is at
the door. Turn the switch on and
then press the middle button on this
fan to power up. You can use it in 2
ways as indicated on the photos and
either exhaust the air or bring air
in. You can also press the button
to make it go faster or slower. This
is a great way to bring in fresh air
or take out warm air.
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What’s in the toolbox
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In the toolbox is
1. Stabiliser leg winder. Pull down stabiliser legs at rear of GoPod
and use the winder on the big bolt on them to wind down to the
ground. DO NOT FORGET TO WIND UP BEFORE LEAVING.
2. Solar Panel
3. Muk Mat
4. Dust Pan
5. Chocks for wheels which must be used at all times when unhooked
and in use. This prevents you from possibly rolling away.
6. Wheel spanner if you need to change a tyre also wheel jack
7. A lock for the tow hitch in case you feel you need to lock it up
8. Hammer and pegs for awning
9. 15 Amp lead for GoPod to caravan park
10. 10am lead to connect to 15 amp lead and into house.
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