Hi
I have the above and have just been using my control panel in my van, and I have pushed the master switch to hard and it has pushed in too far. Any one else had this problem and how could I put it right , before I phone the dealers.
Open the cupboard alongside, you should see a right angled wood cover on the left side.
There are 2 screws securing it which will have plastic round covers over their heads.
Carefully remove these and undo the screws. Carefully remove the cover and you will see the back of the control panel.
The assembly containing the switch clips into the panel, you should be able to carefully push it back in place.
Ours is a Unicorn Vigo so I think the panel is in the same place.
IMHO its not a very good design, I have had to push ours back twice.
You have to be very gentle with the push buttons!
Hope this helps.
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Hi Dave
Thanks so much for the info, I will look at it first thing tomorrow. It was funny, we were at our dealers a few weeks ago , and they said they had had these problems with this type of panel, and that's why Bailey have now changed it. I was only putting the heating on in the van to keep it warm as the weather so cold of late.Thanks again Bob
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Topic: bailey unicorn 2 control panel
