Escape (2013) - Motorhome Swift - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Swift
Model	Escape (2013)
Type	Motorhome (Class C)
Dimensions (L x W x H)	5.5 m x 2.2 m x 2.8 m
Unladen Weight	2500 kg
Maximum Payload	500 kg
Fuel Type	Diesel
Engine	2.3 L turbo diesel, 130 hp
Transmission	6-speed manual
Fresh Water Tank	100 L
Waste Water Tank	90 L
Gas Bottle Capacity	2 x 13 kg
Leisure Battery	110 Ah, 12V
Sleeping Capacity	4 adults
Kitchen	3-burner gas hob, stainless steel sink, 3-way fridge
Heating	Gas blown-air heater
Toilet	Cassette toilet with electric flush
Electrical Hook-Up	230V, 16A
Year Manufactured	2013

Frequently Asked Questions - Escape (2013) Swift

How do I winterize the Swift Escape 2013?

To winterize, drain all water tanks and pipes, add antifreeze to the toilet flush system, and ensure the leisure battery is fully charged. Use a non-toxic antifreeze for the fresh water system.

What type of gas does the Swift Escape use?

The motorhome uses propane gas (LPG) in standard 13 kg cylinders. Ensure the gas regulator is compatible with your local gas type.

How do I charge the leisure battery?

The leisure battery can be charged via the 230V hook-up, the vehicle alternator while driving, or a solar panel if fitted. Use a smart charger for optimal battery life.

What is the maximum payload of the Swift Escape 2013?

The maximum payload is approximately 500 kg, including water, gas, occupants, and luggage. Do not exceed the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR).

How do I empty the waste water tank?

Locate the waste water tank outlet valve, connect a suitable hose, and open the valve. Rinse the tank after emptying to prevent odors. Use biodegradable cleaning agents.

Can I use the oven while driving?

No, cooking appliances must be turned off and secured while driving. The gas supply should be shut off at the bottle during transit.

What maintenance does the gas heater require?

Annual service by a qualified technician is recommended. Check the flue for blockages and ensure the burner is clean. Use only authorized gas parts.

How do I troubleshoot a faulty electric hook-up?

Check the campsite supply breaker, then the motorhome's main breaker and RCD. Test with a voltage tester. If the problem persists, consult a qualified electrician.

Where is the water pump located?

The water pump is typically under the kitchen sink or near the fresh water tank. Access it by removing the panel. Ensure the pump filter is clean.

How do I clean the toilet cassette?

Use a dedicated cassette cleaner and rinse thoroughly with water. Add formaldehyde-free toilet fluid to the cassette to reduce odors and breakdown waste.

USER MANUAL Escape (2013) Swift

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For more information visit

www.swiftgroup.co.uk

Issued July 2012

Escape Tech Handbook

1400754

Contents

Specifications 2

Capacities 6

Towing Capabilities 7

Jacking 8

Wiring Diagrams 9

Bulb Chart 15

Bulb Replacement....16

Specifications

Model	Escape 624 Standard Escape 624 Optional	Optional Escape 664 Standard Escape 664 Optional MT
Rock Pacific	High Line Low Line Low Line
Engine	130 MJT (2.3L) 130 MJT (2.3L)	Auto 130 MJT (2.3L) 130 MJT (2.3L) Auto 130 M
Engine Capacity	2087cc	2087cc
Max Power	96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm
Torque	320km @ 1800rpm	320km @ 1800rpm
Chassis	MMB Flat Chassis
Kinco basic	3.45m/11'4"
Designated Passenger Seats	3
Earths (arcoping positions)	5
Overall Length (no buffer)	6.30m/20'6"
Overall Width (minutes Bided)	2.24m/7'4"
Overall Height (excludes TV serial and noof roads)	2.04m/9'6"
Maximum Technical Permissive Latens Mass (A)	3300kg	3300kg
Mass in Working Order (RFT)	2690kg	2916kg
Maximum Use Payance (μF)	401kg	324kg
Unlocked Weight	2674kg	2691kg
Essential Horizontal Equipment	9kg
Internal Insulation Grade	Two
Bed Sizes
Front Double	1.68m x 1.22m / 6'2" x 4'0"
Front Neutralside Single	1.85m x 0.68m / 6'1" x 2'3"
Front Offshore Single	1.68m x 0.92m / 6'2" x 3'0"
Rear Double
Rear Neutralside Single
Rear Offshore Single
Rear Rank (Upper)
Rear Rank (Lower)
Droneboard Bed	2.06m x 1.37m / 6'10" x 4'6"

(2.3L) 130 MJT (2.

3L Auto
2287cc	2287cc	2287cc	2287cc
96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm
320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm
MLWB Fat Chassis		MLWB Fat Chassis
3.80m/12"		3.80m/12"
3		3
4		4
6.72m/22"		6.72m/22"
2.24m/74"		2.24m/74"
2.85m/74"		2.85m/74"
3500kg		3650kg
2919kg	2938kg	2919kg	2938kg
581kg	561kg	731kg	714kg
2694kg	2711kg	2694kg	2711kg
9kg		9kg
Too		Too
2.08m x 1.24/0.93m / 6"10" x 4"1"/3"1"
1.85m x 1.25m / 6"1" x 4"1"

NOTE: 1. The Maximum User Payload includes: e)the conventional load (this is the allowance for passengers)

b)(essential habitation equipment (items and fluids required for safe and proper functioning of habitation equipment)

c)(optional equipment (items available from the manufacturer over and above the standard specification))

d)(personal effects (those items not covered by the above)

1. The Mass in Running Order is the mass of the unaden vehicle, including a 75kg allowance for the other plus engine caskets and 80% of the fuel tank, water units and gas capacity.
2. FITASE TAF CARE TO INSURF THAT YOU HAVE ALLOWED FOR THE MASSES OF ALL ITEMS YOU FIND TO CARRY IN THE MOTOR CARABAY, e.g. passengers, motor equipment, essential habitation equipment and paracetal effects, such as clothing, food, pets, bicycles, saltboards, sports equipment etc.
3. WARNING UNIFIED CIRCULANTICS SHOULD THE MAXIMUM TECHNICAL PERMISSIBLE LAGEN MASS OF THIS MOTOR CARAVAN BE EXCEED. * For optional rear ladder (paid 200mm).

Specifications

Model Escape 686 Standard Escape 686 Optional			Escape 686Optional MTPLM	Escape 686Optional MTPLM
Rod Profile	High Line High Line High Line High Line
Engine	130 MUT (2.3L)	130 MUT (2.3L) Auto	130 MUT (2.3L)	130 MUT (2.3L) Auto
Engine Capacity	2287cc	2287cc	2257cc	2257cc
Engine Power	98kW @ 3600rpm	98kW @ 3600rpm	98kW @ 3600rpm	98kW @ 3600rpm
Torque	320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm	320Nm @ 1800rpm
Chassis	LWB Flat Chassis		LWB Flat Chassis
Vince back	4.04m/13"		4.04m/13"
Designed Passenger Seats	5		4
Borths (scaping positions)	6		6
Overall Length (no border)	6.92m/22"		6.92m/22"
Overall Width (months lobe)	2.24m/7"		2.24m/7"
Overall Height	2.94m/9"		2.94m/9"
Maximum Technical Permissive Laden Mass (A)	365kg		350kg
Mass in Working Order BFT	3000kg	3017kg	3000kg	3017kg
Maximum User Regimen (A-B)	650kg	633kg	500kg	483kg
Unlocked Weight	2795kg	2813kg	2798kg	2813kg
Essential Hierarchy Equipment	9kg
Internal Insulation Scale	Two
Bed Sizes
Front Double	1.84m x 1.22m / 6"0" x 4"0"
Front Rearside Single
Front D'State Single	1.84m x 0.92m / 6"0" x 3"0"
Rear Double	2.08m x 1.34m / 6"10" x 4"5"
Rear Rearside Single
Rear Offside Single
Rear Rank (Upper)
Rear Rank (Lower)
Overcoat Bed	2.06m x 1.37m / 6"10" x 4"6"

Escape 696 Standard Escape	696 Optional	Escape 696Optional MTPLM	Escape 696Optional MTPLM
130 MJT (2.3L)	130 MJT (2.3L) Auto	130 MJT (2.3L)	130 MJT (2.3L) Auto
2287cc	2287cc	2287cc	2287cc
96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm	96kW @ 3600rpm
320Km @ 1800rpm	320Km @ 1800rpm	320Km @ 1800rpm	320Km @ 1800rpm
LWB Flat Chassis		LWB Flat Chassis
4.04m/13'3"		4.04m/13'3"
5		4
6		6
6.92m/22'6"		6.92m/22'6"
2.24m/7'4"		2.24m/7'4"
2.94m/9'8"		2.94m/9'8"
3650kg		3500kg
3002kg	3013kg	3002kg	3013kg
548kg	631kg	498kg	481kg
2500kg	2817kg	2800kg	2817kg
9kg		9kg
Two		Two
2.08m x 1.36m / 6'10" x 4'6"
1.84m x 0.92m / 6'0" x 3'0"
1.96m x 0.75m/ 6'5" x 2'6"
1.93m x 0.73m / 6'4" x 2'5"
2.08m x 1.37m / 6'10" x 4'6"

NOTE: 1. The Maximum User Payload includes:
a) conventional load (this is the allowances for passengers) b) essential habitation equipment (items and fluids required for sale and proper functioning of habitation equipment)
c) optional equipment (items available from the manufacturer over and above the standard specification) d) personal effects (those items not covered by the above)

1. The Mass in Running Order is the mass of the unaden vehicle including a 75kg allowance for the driver plus engine cutouts and 90% of the fuel tank, water tank and new vehicles.

2. PIFASE TAKE CARE TO FUSURE THAT YOU HAVE ALLOWED FOR THE MASSES OF ALL ITEMS YOU INTEND TO CARRY IN THE MOTOR CARAVA, e.g. passengers, animal equipment, essential habitation equipment and personal effects, such as clothing, food, pets, bicycles, salboards, sports equipment etc.

3. WARNING UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANTS SHOULD THE MAXIMUM TECHNICAL PERMISSIBLE LAJEA MASS OF THIS MOTOR CARAVAN BE EXCEED
   * For optional roof ladder (said 200mm).

Capacities

Water Tank Capacities

	Fresh Water Tank	Waste Water Tank	Water Heater
Escape	65 litre	68 litre	10 litre

Gas Capacities

	Capacity
Escape	2 x 6kg CalorLite

The above are recommended gas bottle sizes

NOTICE: For technical data on the base vehicle please refer to manufacturer's handbook

Towing Capabilities

Escape Towing Capabilities

Model Engine / Chassis MTPLM			Permissible Front Axle Load	Permissible Rear Axle Load	Recommended Maximum Trailer Weight	Gross Train Weight
Escape 624 1	130 MJT (2.3L) / MWB 3300kg 1750kg 1900kg 1800kg* 4900kg
Escape 624 1	130 MJT (2.3L) / MWB Auto 3300kg 1750kg 1900kg 1600kg* 4900kg
Escape 664	130 MJT (2.3L) / MLWB	3500kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5100kg
Escape 664	130 MJT (2.3L) / MLWB Auto	3500kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5100kg
Escape 664	130 MJT (2.3L) / MLWB	3650kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5250kg
Escape 664	130 MJT (2.3L) / MLWB Auto	3650kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5250kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB	3650kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5250kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB Auto	3650kg 1850kg 2000kg 1600kg* 5250kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB	3500kg 1850kg 2000kg 1600kg* 5100kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB Auto	3500kg 1850kg 2000kg 1600kg* 5100kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB	3650kg	1850kg	2000kg	1800kg	5250kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB Auto	3650kg 1850kg 2200kg 1600kg* 5250kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJT (2.3L) / LWB	3500kg 1850kg 2000kg 1600kg* 5100kg
Escape 666(6 persons)	130 MJ T (2.3L) / LWB	3500kg 1850kg 2000kg 1600kg* 5100kg

Please note that the additional weight of the tow bar and trailer nose weight increases the rear axle loading of the motor home so care should be taken that the rear axle load is not exceeded when towing.

* With this vehicle configuration it will be necessary to reduce the payload carried inside the van when towing to ensure that the MTPLM and maximum axle loads are not exceeded.

To ensure adequate road holding, the load on the front axle, under all conditions, must not be less than 40% or more than 70% of the total weight.

Care must be taken when distributing loads. The loadings and weights above are maximums and must not be exceeded under any circumstances.

CAUTION: When fitting a towbar, it must meet certain minimum requirements as specified by Type Approval Regulations. The bar will have marked on it the approval standard (94/20/EC) and the maximum download, or noseweight, that it can accept. It must fit the manufacturer's approved mounting points and must not obscure the towing vehicle's number plate.

SWIFT ESCAPE

Line drawing of a two-wheeled vehicle with front, side, and side panels (no text or symbols)

Jacking Point: ▲

Escape - Road lighting circuits

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Wiring Diagrams

Escape - Roof lighting circuits

graph TD
    A["PSU Part Number C460 & 465"] --> B["Consumer Circuits - Roof Motorhomes 2013"]
    B --> C["Pin 1"]
    B --> D["Pin 2"]
    B --> E["Pin 3"]
    B --> F["Pin 4"]
    B --> G["Pin 5"]
    B --> H["Pin 6"]
    B --> I["Pin 7"]
    B --> J["Pin 8"]
    B --> K["Pin 9"]
    B --> L["Pin 10"]
    B --> M["Pin 11"]
    B --> N["Pin 12"]
    B --> O["Pin 13"]
    B --> P["Pin 14"]
    B --> Q["Pin 15"]
    B --> R["Pin 16"]
    B --> S["Pin 17"]
    B --> T["Pin 18"]
    B --> U["Pin 19"]
    B --> V["Pin 20"]
    B --> W["Pin 21"]
    B --> X["Pin 22"]
    B --> Y["Pin 23"]
    B --> Z["Pin 24"]
    B --> AA["Pin 25"]
    B --> AB["Pin 26"]
    B --> AC["Pin 27"]
    B --> AD["Pin 28"]
    B --> AE["Pin 29"]
    B --> AF["Pin 30"]
    B --> AG["Pin 31"]
    B --> AH["Pin 32"]
    B --> AI["Pin 33"]
    B --> AJ["Pin 34"]
    B --> AK["Pin 35"]
    B --> AL["Pin 36"]
    B --> AM["Pin 37"]
    B --> AN["Pin 38"]
    B --> AO["Pin 39"]
    B --> AP["Pin 40"]
    B --> AQ["Pin 41"]
    B --> AR["Pin 42"]
    B --> AS["Pin 43"]
    B --> AT["Pin 44"]
    B --> AU["Pin 45"]
    B --> AV["Pin 46"]
    B --> AW["Pin 47"]
    B --> AX["Pin 48"]
    B --> AY["Pin 49"]
    B --> AZ["Pin 50"]
    B --> BA["Pin 51"]
    B --> BB["Pin 52"]
    B --> BC["Pin 53"]
    B --> BD["Pin 54"]
    B --> BE["Pin 55"]
    B --> BF["Pin 56"]
    B --> BG["Pin 57"]
    B --> BH["Pin 58"]
    B --> BI["Pin 59"]
    B --> BJ["Pin 60"]
    B --> BK["Pin 61"]
    B --> BL["Pin 62"]
    B --> BM["Pin 63"]
    B --> BN["Pin 64"]
    B --> BO["Pin 65"]
    B --> BP["Pin 66"]
    B --> BQ["Pin 67"]
    B --> BR["Pin 68"]
    B --> BS["Pin 69"]
    B --> BT["Pin 70"]
    B --> BU["Pin 71"]
    B --> BV["Pin 72"]
    B --> BW["Pin 73"]
    B --> BX["Pin 74"]
    B --> BY["Pin 75"]
    B --> BZ["Pin 76"]
    B --> CA["Pin 77"]
    B --> CB["Pin 78"]
    B --> CC["Pin 79"]
    B --> CD["Pin 80"]
    B --> CE["Pin 81"]
    B --> CF["Pin 82"]
    B --> CG["Pin 83"]
    B --> CH["Pin 84"]
    B --> CI["Pin 85"]
    B --> CJ["Pin 86"]
    B --> CK["Pin 87"]
    B --> CL["Pin 88"]
    B --> CM["Pin 89"]
    B --> CN["Pin 90"]
    B --> CO["Pin 91"]
    B --> CP["Pin 92"]
    B --> CQ["Pin 93"]
    B --> CR["Pin 94"]
    B --> CS["Pin 95"]
    B --> CT["Pin 96"]
    B --> CU["Pin 97"]
    B --> CV["Pin 98"]
    B --> CW["Pin 99"]
    B --> CX["Pin 100"]

    subgraph Power Supply
        direction TB
        direction LR
        direction S
        direction U
        direction V
        direction W
        direction X
        direction Y
        direction Z
        direction AB
        direction AC
        direction AD
        direction AE
        direction AF
        direction AG
        direction AH
        direction AI
        direction AJ
        direction AK
        direction AL
        direction AM
        direction AN
        direction AO
        direction AP
        direction AQ
        direction AR
        direction AS
        direction AT
        direction AU
        direction AV
        direction AW
        direction AX
        direction AY
        direction AZ
        direction BA
        direction BB
        direction BC
        direction BD
        direction BE
        direction BF
        direction BG
        direction BH
        direction BI
        direction BJ
        direction BK
        direction BL
        direction BM
        direction BN
        direction BO
        direction BP
        direction BPB
        direction BPC
        direction BPD
        direction BPE
        direction BPF
        direction BPG
        direction BPH
        direction BPI
        direction BPJ
        direction BPK
        direction BPL
        direction BPM
        direction BPN
        direction BPO
        direction BPP
        direction BPQ
        direction BPR
        direction BPS
        direction BPT
        direction BPU
        direction BPV
        direction BPW
        direction BPX
        direction BPY
        direction BPZ
        direction BPWY
        direction BPXW
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Escape - Consumer Circuits - Floor circuits

graph TD
    A["PSU Part Number C460 & 465"] --> B["Radio/CD Unit"]
    B --> C["PI7"]
    B --> D["P3"]
    B --> E["P13A"]
    B --> F["P9"]
    B --> G["P6"]
    B --> H["PI2"]
    B --> I["PI6"]
    B --> J["PI12"]
    B --> K["PI17"]
    B --> L["PI18"]
    B --> M["PI19"]
    B --> N["PI20"]
    B --> O["PI21"]
    B --> P["PI22"]
    B --> Q["PI23"]
    B --> R["PI24"]
    B --> S["PI25"]
    B --> T["PI26"]
    B --> U["PI27"]
    B --> V["PI28"]
    B --> W["PI29"]
    B --> X["PI30"]
    B --> Y["PI31"]
    B --> Z["PI32"]
    B --> AA["PI33"]
    B --> AB["PI34"]
    B --> AC["PI35"]
    B --> AD["PI36"]
    B --> AE["PI37"]
    B --> AF["PI38"]
    B --> AG["PI39"]
    B --> AH["PI40"]
    B --> AI["PI41"]
    B --> AJ["PI42"]
    B --> AK["PI43"]
    B --> AL["PI44"]
    B --> AM["PI45"]
    B --> AN["PI46"]
    B --> AO["PI47"]
    B --> AP["PI48"]
    B --> AQ["PI49"]
    B --> AR["PI50"]
    B --> AS["PI51"]
    B --> AT["PI52"]
    B --> AU["PI53"]
    B --> AV["PI54"]
    B --> AW["PI55"]
    B --> AX["PI56"]
    B --> AY["PI57"]
    B --> AZ["PI58"]
    B --> BA["PI59"]
    B --> BB["PI60"]
    B --> BC["PI61"]
    B --> BD["PI62"]
    B --> BE["PI63"]
    B --> BF["PI64"]
    B --> BG["PI65"]
    B --> BH["PI66"]
    B --> BI["PI67"]
    B --> BJ["PI68"]
    B --> BK["PI69"]
    B --> BL["PI70"]
    B --> BM["PI71"]
    B --> BN["PI72"]
    B --> BO["PI73"]
    B --> BP["PI74"]
    B --> BQ["PI75"]
    B --> BR["PI76"]
    B --> BS["PI77"]
    B --> BT["PI78"]
    B --> BU["PI79"]
    B --> BV["PI80"]
    B --> BW["PI81"]
    B --> BX["PI82"]
    B --> BY["PI83"]
    B --> BZ["PI84"]
    B --> CA["PI85"]
    B --> CB["PI86"]
    B --> CC["PI87"]
    B --> CD["PI88"]
    B --> CE["PI89"]
    B --> CF["PI90"]
    B --> CG["PI91"]
    B --> CH["PI92"]
    B --> CI["PI93"]
    B --> CJ["PI94"]
    B --> CK["PI95"]
    B --> CL["PI96"]
    B --> CM["PI97"]
    B --> CN["PI98"]
    B --> CO["PI99"]
    B --> CP["PG10"]

Escape - Power circuits Escape - 230V

graph TD
    A["PSU Part Number C460 & 465"] --> B["P1"]
    A --> C["P2"]
    A --> D["P10"]
    A --> E["P14"]
    A --> F["P17"]
    A --> G["P7"]
    A --> H["P15"]
    A --> I["P13A"]
    A --> J["P18"]
    A --> K["P5"]
    A --> L["D11"]
    B --> M["PB300 Electronic Battery Charger"]
    C --> M
    D --> M
    E --> M
    F --> M
    G --> M
    H --> N["Flat connector CO36L1A"]
    I --> O["Towing option"]
    J --> P["C461 & C466 Control panel"]
    K --> Q["Motorcircuit Motorhomes 2013"]
    L --> R["Interconnect"]
    M --> S["White cable shown in Black B-Conn refers to the battery harness connector"]
    N --> T["3 Way Refrigerator"]
    O --> U["Compressor Refrigerator"]
    P --> V["Power Circuits Motorhomes 2013"]
    Q --> W["Fridge / Freezer"]
    R --> X["3-Way Lamp"]
    S --> Y["10W Lamp"]
    T --> Z["10W Lamp"]
    U --> AA["10W Lamp"]
    V --> AB["10W Lamp"]
    W --> AC["Vehicle & Habitation Negative W/O"]
    X --> AD["Vehicle & Habitation Negative W/O"]
    Y --> AE["Vehicle & Habitation Negative W/O"]
    Z --> AF["Vehicle & Habitation Negative W/O"]

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graph TD
    A["PSU part number C460 & 465"] --> B["BP300 Electronic Battery Charger"]
    B --> C["Water Heater Element"]
    B --> D["Space Heater Element"]
    B --> E["Green Heater System"]
    B --> F["Green/Way Refrigerator"]
    B --> G["Single core 4.0mm Green/Way"]
    B --> H["3 core 2.5mm Orange outer"]
    B --> I["3 core 1.5mm Blue outer"]
    B --> J["3 core 1.5mm Black outer"]
    B --> K["3 core 1.5mm Yellow outer"]
    B --> L["3 core 1.5mm White outer"]
    B --> M["3 core 1.5mm White outer"]
    B --> N["250+ socket"]
    B --> O["250+ socket"]
    B --> P["250+ socket"]
    B --> Q["250+ socket"]
    B --> R["250+ socket"]
    B --> S["250+ socket"]
    B --> T["250+ socket"]
    B --> U["250+ socket"]
    B --> V["250+ socket"]
    B --> W["250+ socket"]
    B --> X["250+ socket"]
    B --> Y["250+ socket"]
    B --> Z["250+ socket"]
    B --> AA["250+ socket"]
    B --> AB["250+ socket"]
    B --> AC["250+ socket"]
    B --> AD["250+ socket"]
    B --> AE["250+ socket"]
    B --> AF["250+ socket"]
    B --> AG["250+ socket"]
    B --> AH["250+ socket"]
    B --> AI["250+ socket"]
    B --> AJ["250+ socket"]
    B --> AK["250+ socket"]
    B --> AL["250+ socket"]
    B --> AM["250+ socket"]
    B --> AN["250+ socket"]
    B --> AO["250+ socket"]
    B --> AP["250+ socket"]
    B --> AQ["250+ socket"]
    B --> AR["250+ socket"]
    B --> AS["250+ socket"]
    B --> AT["250+ socket"]
    B --> AU["250+ socket"]
    B --> AV["250+ socket"]
    B --> AW["250+ socket"]
    B --> AX["250+ socket"]
    B --> AY["250+ socket"]
    B --> AZ["250+ socket"]
    B --> BA["250+ socket"]
    B --> BB["250+ socket"]
    B --> BC["250+ socket"]
    B --> BD["250+ socket"]
    B --> BE["250+ socket"]
    B --> BF["250+ socket"]
    B --> BG["250+ socket"]
    B --> BH["250+ socket"]
    B --> BI["250+ socket"]
    B --> BJ["250+ socket"]
    B --> BK["250+ socket"]
    B --> BL["250+ socket"]
    B --> BM["250+ socket"]
    B --> BN["250+ socket"]
    B --> BO["250+ socket"]
    B --> BP["250+ electronic component with 1 electric ring"]
    BP --> C
    BP --> D
    BP --> E
    BP --> F
    BP --> G
    BP --> H
    BP --> I
    BP --> J
    BP --> K
    BP --> L
    BP --> M
    BP --> N
    BP --> O
    BP --> P
    BP --> Q
    BP --> R
    BP --> S
    BP --> T
    BP --> U
    BP --> V
    BP --> W
    BP --> X
    BP --> Y
    BP --> Z

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Wiring Diagrams

Bulb Chart

Escape - Cable Colour Chart

Y/U Yellow cable with Blue stripe
12v Cable Colours	Cable Cabour Chart Swift Group 2009
230v Cable Colours	SABGENT ELECTRICAL SERVICES LTD. (date: 31 March)

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SANGENT ELECTRICAL SERVICES LTD	Issue 01.01/2024
Cable Colour ChartSwift Group 2009

Road Lights
Application Bulb Reference Bulb Rating
Front marker light LED complete lamp 12v 1w
Front marker light W5W 12v 5w
Side marker light W6W 12v 5w
Rear high level marker light C5W 12v 5w
High level stop lamp T5/13.5 12v 2.3w
Rear indicator lamp P21 12v 21w
Rear stop / Tail lamp P21/6W	12v 21w/5w
Rear reverse lamp	P21 12v 21w
Rear fog lamp	P21 12v 21w
Number plate light	C5W 12v 5w
Interior / Other
Application
Locker downlights	GU4/MR11 Dichroic bulb	GU4 12v 10w
Ceiling lights, twin bulb	Halogen capsule bulb	G4 12v 10w
Ceiling lights, single bulb	Halogen capsule bulb	G4 12v 10w
Luton Lamp	Halogen capsule bulb	G4 12v 10w
China locker lamp	300mm Fluorescent bulb	12v 8w
Bunk reading lamp	Halogen capsule bulb	G4 12v 5w
Awning lamp	Astro 500mm LED complete unit	12v 2.2w LED

Note: Not all lights feature on all models within a range

Replacement instructions

ESCApE ROAd LIGHTING, COACH-BUILT BOdy MOUNTEd LAMpS

STOp / TAIL, INdICATOR, FOG AND REVERSE LAMpS

• Bulb access is from front / via lens of each lamp
• Remove 2x screws from each light lens and withdraw lens
• Bulbs are a bayonet fitting – apply slight pressure on bulb towards light fitting, and twist to release
• Reverse procedure to re-fit bulb and lens.
  • Take care when replacing stop/tail lamp bulb, that orientation of bulb is correct - to check, brake light operation should be brighter than tail lamp operation.

UppER REAR SIdE pPOSITION LAMpS (REd / CLEAR LENS)

• Lens is removed from base to access bulb

• Carefully insert small flat bladed screwdriver into recess in lower edge of lamp base. Apply pressure to release locking barb.

• Lift lens upwards and away from lamp base, lower edge first

• Lever bulb out of retaining clips
• Reverse procedure to re-fit bulb and lens

hIGh LEVEL BRAkE LAMp

• Remove 2x screws at either end of lamp, and withdraw lamp away from cowl
• Harness connects via a connector with retention barb into the rear of the lamp. With finger pressure or using a small screwdriver release the barb by pushing it toward the harness, and unplug the harness from the lamp
• Push fit connector back into replacement lamp, and secure lamp to motorhome body with 2x screws
• Lamp retaining screws are fixed into a rubber sleeve with a threaded insert, often known as a rawnut. If lamp has been removed / re-fitted several times the rubber sleeve may need replacing, these are available through your dealer

SIdE MARKER / pPOSITION LAMpS

• Bulb access is from rear of lamp
• Check first within motorhome if rear of lamp is visible

• If rear of lamp is visible;
- Harness plugs into bulb holder - twist bulb holder relative to lamp body to release bulb holder from lamp body
- Bulbs are push fit into bulb holder - pull bulb directly away from holder to release
- Reverse procedure to replace bulb in holder, holder in lamp and lamp onto motorhome body
- If rear of lamp is not visible:
- Remove 2x screws from light fitting, and withdraw whole fitting from motorhome body
- Harness plugs into bulb holder - twist bulb holder relative to lamp body to release bulb holder from lamp body
- Bulbs are push fit into bulb holder - pull bulb directly away from holder to release
- Reverse procedure to replace bulb in holder, holder in lamp and lamp onto motorhome body

FRONT hIGh LEVEL MARKER / pPOSITION LAMpS (RECTANGULAR LENS)

• These lamps are LED and have no user serviceable parts inside.
- Replacements should be undertaken by your dealer, as the lamps are sealed onto the mounting panel.

FRONT hIGH LEVEL MARKER / pPOSITION LAMpS (OVAL LENS)

• Bulb access is from rear of lamp
• Remove 2x screws from light fitting, and withdraw whole fitting from motorhome body
• Harness plugs into bulb holder - twist bulb holder relative to lamp body to release bulb holder from lamp body
• Bulbs are push fit into bulb holder - pull bulb directly away from holder to release
• Reverse procedure to replace bulb in holder, holder in lamp and lamp onto motorhome body