I told you the questions would start soon, so here's the first...

In the exterior electric socket, alongside the plug is a small blue lever (I haven't pressed it ) but what is it? I saw the old man looking at it and then he had his nose in the manual, so I figured I'd try and find out before him! Electrics are a complete mystery to me.

Talking of electrics, we have booked 3 nights right on the coast in Pembrokeshire this weekend and we're going to go without EHU! .
Heating, fridge and cooking all on gas, we'll see how we fare. We'll not have the 'beer & wine' fridge in the T5, as it will rinse the T5 battery, but there is only so much beer and wine you can drink in a long weekend! The weather isn't going to be up to much but we have a huge pitch with full view of the sea. Can't wait.

The top came off the 'between the beds' storage unit with ease, and the rest of it is now up in the attic. Finding a nice brushed aluminium/chrome folding support leg to be able to use the top as a small table that's easily stored at bedtime is proving difficult, as it needs to be only 30cm long, but I'll get there.

The little blue lever is a locking device for the socket Make sure you release the cable efore driving away, I have witnessed 2 occasions when people drove off without disconecting the damage looked expensive to repair

How useful are you guys?! and so quick off the mark too! Thanks very much and it's good to know I have you as a resource, promise I won't abuse the priviledge :)

funny things these eribas
wonder if the white do dahs are still fitted to the front underside of floor, also very handy for locking wheels
if anyone has a new eriba would you mind just checking.

Yup!
They are still there.

Always found they were bu**ers to fit back in place and it always needed doing when it was wet.

They are all very useful fonts of knowledge in here BlueYonder, good luck.

The caravan end EHU plug has a sprung lid, you open the lid and plug in,
the lid then holds the plug in place. Pressing the blue lever down lifts the lid
and allows the plug to be withdrawn.

Quote: crow wrote in post #12

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The caravan end EHU plug has a sprung lid, you open the lid and plug in,
the lid then holds the plug in place. Pressing the blue lever down lifts the lid
and allows the plug to be withdrawn.

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Nor me!
Nearly 20 years of Eribaship and I have never checked that out.