Swift Escape 664 User manual

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Swift Escape 664

MANUAL

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TECHNICAL DETAILS

Seat Belts: 4

Berths: 4

Length: 6.72m (22.1 Ft)

Width: 2.31m (7.7 Ft)

Height: 2.91m (9.7 Ft)

Weight: 3500Kg

Bed Sizes

Front Double: 6' 10" x 4' 0" / 3' 0"

Rear Fixed Double: 6' 2" x 4' 2”

The 240v sockets in the motorhome only work when motorhome is connected to a 240v

power supply TV and lights will work off the Leisure battery

If wild camping Heating , hot water , and cooking all work off the GAS.

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WATER PUMP

The command panel powers the Motorhome, on entering the Motorhome push the main

button, the LED panel will light up the Touch Screen.

The Water Pump is the Tap sign on the panel. Press this it will turn Blue and you will hear the

pump running. The pump is required for running the water and the shower.

Control the lights dim or bright

The water Icon Controls the water settings

Check the water levels and empty the

Waste when full

Choose empty waste, tap conﬁrm this will

open the valve Automatically when the

tank is empty a yellow circle will ﬂash, tap

the empty waste again and conﬁrm stop

emptying waste, this will close the valve

THE COMMAND PANEL ALLOWS YOU TO CONTROL THE FOLLOWING:

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HEATING AND WATER INSTRUCTION

On entering the motorhome Turn on the power by pushing the main button on the command

Panel

In the Swift Motorhomes the LED panel will light up.

BEFORE OPERATING THE TRUMA PANEL select GAS or Electric and power up the Motorhome

The Truma controls the power source to the Motorhome, the heating and water temperature

Motorhome Heating will work off the 240 v Electric or the Gas (YOU DO NOT NEED THE WATER

PUMP ON FOR THE HEATING)

Decide ﬁrst if you are running the heating off Gas or Electric (if in a campsite preferably use the

240v supply)

If Gast Turn on the Gas Bottle If Electric plug in the 240V supply

With the Gas or Electric now on, you can Turn on the Truma panel by pushing the main

button until the panel lights up

The ﬁrst screen you will see is this ➡

Scroll to the third icon (GAS Bottle or

Electric) push the button and scroll to the

icon you are running the heating on. If

running on Gas scroll to the gas bottle and

push the button the gas bottle will appear

above the line.

If running on Electric 240V select EL2 and

push the button the electric sign will

appear above the line.

These are the only two choices you will

Require

NOW

Scroll back to the motorhome icon, this controls the heating in the motorhome, push the

button and the icon ﬂashes, turn the dial to the desired temperature, then push the button

again.

The heating sign will appear above the line and will ﬂash until the motorhome has reached the

desired temperature.

Scroll to the next icon: this is for the water temperature, on the icon push the button the icon

ﬂashes, turn the button you have the option of ECO, HOT and BOOST select one and push the

Button the Temp icon will ﬂash above the line until the water has reached the temperature

required.

The 4th Icon is the fan scroll to this push the button and select fan speed push the button

again.

These are the only controls you will require on the Trauma Panel

Before you decide to move, turn off the heating and the Gas on the Trauma panel by

scrolling to the motorhome and temperature icons push the button and turn until you see

OFF and push the button then leave the system to cool down for 5 minutes before

switching off the Gas or disconnecting the 240v supply

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Display and operating elements

1. Display

2. Status line

3. Menu line (top)

4. Menu line (bottom)

5. Power supply

display 120 VAC

(mains supply)

Rotary push button

The rotary push button (8) is used to select

and change set points and parameters; it is

then tapped to save the values. Selected

menu items ﬂash.

Turn clockwise

•The menu is scrolled

through from left to right .

•Increase values (+).

Turn counterclockwise

•The menu is scrolled

through from right to left .

•Reduce values (-).

Tap

•Save a selected value.

•Select a menu item, go to

the setting level.

Press (3 seconds)

•Main switching function -

control panel on/off.

Description

•A rotary push button(8) is used to select menu

items in the menu lines (3 + 4) and to adjust

settings.

•Information is shown on a backlit display (1).

•The Back button (9) is used to go back to a

previous menu.

6. Time switch display

7. Settings/values

8. Rotary push button

9. Back button

Back button

Press the Back button (9) to go back to a

previous menu and cancel settings. This

means that the previous values remain

unchanged.

Instructions for use

•If there is an interruption to the power supply, the clock has to be reset.

•If a new furnace is connected to the bus system of the control panel, repeat the procedure

described in "Initial start-up".

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Start-up

Start/Stand-by screen.

When the control panel is connected to the

power supply, after a few seconds a start screen

is displayed.

Select setting level

•Tap the rotary push button (8).

The display shows the setting level. The ﬁrst icon

ﬂashes.

•Use the rotary push button (8) to select the

icon in the menu line (3).

•Tap the button to go to the setting level.

•Select the desired temperature with the rotary

push button (8).

•Tap the rotary push button (8) to conﬁrm the

value.

Change room temperature

•Use the rotary push button to select the icon in

the menu line.

•Tap the button to go to the setting level.

•Select the desired energy mode with the rotary

push button.

•Tap the rotary push button to conﬁrm the

value.

•Only 2 Options will ever be used (a) GAS €

Ele2

Select energy mode

Change hot water level

•Use the rotary push button (8) to select the

icon in the menu line (3).

•Tap the button to go to the setting level.

•Select the desired hot water level with the

rotary push button (8).

•Tap the rotary push button (8) to conﬁrm the

value.

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MOTORHOME FRIDGE OPERATION

The fridge will not run off the motorhome leisure battery, this would drain the battery very

quickly.

The fridge will operate in 3 modes

•Engine Battery: this is used to keep the fridge cool while traveling if the gas is turned off.

•Gas: The fridge will run in gas mode while traveling and while wild camping or at sites with

no 240v electric supply.

•Electric 240v mains supply: when plugged into campsite power supply.

The fridge has an electronic control panel that can be used in 2 modes, auto and by manually

selecting a source.

If set to auto, the fridge will automatically ﬁnd the source that is on, Battery if driving, Gas as

above, Electric if plugged in.

If selecting the source manually just press the top right button to scroll the blue dot to the

source, you want.

Push the temperature button to set the fridge temperature.

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Example

If the engine is turned on and the fridge is in auto it will move to the battery sign.

If the Gas is left on for traveling push the button from Auto to Gas. This will stop the fridge

looking for two sources, Battery, and Gas.

If on Battery once the Engine is switched off the fridge will give you 10 mins before detecting

an error, this time allows for refuelling etc,

After the 10 mins if the engine has not been restarted the fridge will start beeping a warning,

this beeping indicates there is no source feeding the fridge.

In the 10 mins from switching the engine off if the engine is not to be restarted.

If you are now camped up, make sure you either turn on the Gas or have plugged the 240v

supply into the Motorhome.

The LED panel is sensitive, If the warning triangle is ﬂashing blue and the fridge beeps, there is

an error in the fridge. This can be caused by the fridge trying to ﬁnd a source i.e Gas, 240v etc.

If you are running the fridge on the Gas and it has been moved to Electric it will beep, re set to

Gas and this should clear the error.

If the Error continues: to clear the error, turn the fridge off by pressing the top left, on/off

button, all the lights will go out. Connect the fridge to Gas or 240 Electric and switch the Fridge

on, this should clear the error.

If in campsites and hooked up to 240v its better to run the fridge off this and save the Gas.

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EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT

Diesel valve (Use ignition key)

Gas Bottle, gas bottle Key, power cable,

water Hose

Toilet chemical for toilet Cassette

Fresh Water Hose

Gas Bottle with on off valve and Safety trip

switches. If no gas supply to the

Motorhome make sure Main Valve Is Open,

then Press the Green Trip Button

Bicycle rack

Rear parking sensors

External Storage

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240v electric hook up point

Toilet cassette

Fresh Water ﬁlling point

Fresh and Grey water tank drain, controlled

from the command panel. Both are on the

Drivers side of the Motorhome

Fresh tank drain, controlled from the

command panel

Waste drain, controlled from the command

panel

Before removing the toilet, Cassette make

sure the lever on the toilet is in the closed

position. Do not try to force the cassette

out if the lever is in the correct position it

will slide out

Turn the Orange pipe to empty, once

cleaned add one cap of the toilet

chemical and 2L of water. Replace the cap

and re ﬁt the cassette

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