Gas Manifold

I have a 2013 Broadway FB with an underbody LPG storage tank  and have been trying to find the gas 'manifold' as illustrated in the handbook - so far unsuccessfully 

Under the bed adjacent to the hot water tank there are two red valves - one marked with a tap (for water heater ?) - the other marked with a frost type symbol (fridge freezer?) 

Under the cooker there is a single valve in what looks like a copper gas pipe. The valve is marked with an unmarked yellow tape badge. I'm assuming this is the cut off for the cooker.

Are my assumptions correct?

Having been a caravanned prior to the Broadway I am conditioned to isolating the gas regulator on the bottle(s) when travelling. There seems to be varying advice as to shutting these off when travelling in the motorhome and, as a relatively new motor homer, I would appreciate any advice.

Many thanks

Apple

If your van is fitted with the crash safe system, there is no problem with leaving the taps turned on.

Tinwheeler wrote:If your van is fitted with the crash safe system, there is no problem with leaving the taps turned on.

 Thanks that's helpful, further research shows me all vans after 2007 were fitted with this system

Apple wrote:

Tinwheeler wrote:If your van is fitted with the crash safe system, there is no problem with leaving the taps turned on.

 Thanks that's helpful, further research shows me all vans after 2007 were fitted with this system

I thought yours would be but couldn’t be certain. 

Tinwheeler wrote:

Apple wrote:

Tinwheeler wrote:If your van is fitted with the crash safe system, there is no problem with leaving the taps turned on.

 Thanks that's helpful, further research shows me all vans after 2007 were fitted with this system

I thought yours would be but couldn’t be certain. 

My 2012 van does NOT have a crash safe regulator. Shoe 2007 read 2017?

I also own a Broadway FB 2013. Go to the side of your van to the Electric hook up inlet. Go directly down towards the ground to the bottom of the van. You may need to lie down for the next bit. About 8 inches or so in towards the middle of the van you should see the yellow cut off switch for the gas. If you cannot see it, it may be covered in dirt or dust due to splash back under the van. When you find it. turn it anti clockwise till it stops, usually a quarter of a turn. You generally only need to use this switch when traveling by ferry or euro tunnel. Hope this helps and happy travels.

DEllis wrote:I also own a Broadway FB 2013. Go to the side of your van to the Electric hook up inlet. Go directly down towards the ground to the bottom of the van. You may need to lie down for the next bit. About 8 inches or so in towards the middle of the van you should see the yellow cut off switch for the gas. If you cannot see it, it may be covered in dirt or dust due to splash back under the van. When you find it. turn it anti clockwise till it stops, usually a quarter of a turn. You generally only need to use this switch when traveling by ferry or euro tunnel. Hope this helps and happy travels.

Many thanks DEllis that's extremely helpful. Happy travelling to you also. I'm off to the west coast of Scotland today !