Motorhome Tyre Inflation Pressure Advice – TyreSafe – Promoting UK Tyre Safety and Driver Awareness
https://www.tyresafe.org/check-your-pressures/motorhomes/
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POST – How To Deal With It – Most Common Questions
POST – How To Deal With It – Most Common Questions
The most common questions I get asked are – What do you do about your post and what do you do about an address? There are a number of di…
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Don’t pitch up then leave your ‘van unattended… – Cover4Caravans.co.uk
Caravanners warned: Don’t pitch up then leave your ‘van unattended overnight
With the Summer holidays in full swing, a caravan insurance specialist is warning caravanners to be aware of the “not in use” clause that is on the majority…
Wine Bottle Storage (returning from Europe)
An easy way to safely store and transport your wine purchases back to the UK is to use the flat pack wine carriers available from most supermarkets. They fold flat for easy storage and stop the bottles rattling in transit.
Shower Head Tap
To pause the flow and save water without losing the heat setting. A small isolater tap that has an easy to use lever to pause the flow of water that can be easily found by feel when you don’t want soap getting in your eyes.
Domestic CA2000 Air Con – fault F04
This is a common fault with these units but a simple and inexpensive fix. The part a CEME ET200BR Solenoid Pump is available on the internet (i found it on eBay for £25 delivered). I got easy access to the air con unit via the heki sky light, removed the main cover ( you need a set of Alan Keys) and the small condensate pump is easily replaced.
Test it works ok by switching on power to air con then press the two < > buttons together and at same time switch the unit on by pressing the on/off button and you will hear the pump run for about 10 seconds.
Caravan Tyre Sun Protection
Why have a boring old plain cover or a piece of wood when a little more time in cutting and painting (with some old left over tins of paint) – still made from a piece of wood – makes a lot more interesting and pleasant item to look at.
