Newbie, Suffolk/Norfolk, AS Pollensa 2004

Hello All. I'm Roger, my partner is Janey. We've been caravanning for several years but have just bought a 2004 AS Pollensa 4-berth so we can begin to take the grandchildren away with us (occasionally). We've joined the Forum in the hope of learning about the Pollensa's quirks (like the Control Panel) and foibles (like dim cabin ligts), as the original AS manual is a little lacking in detail. We have a few things to sort out before the spring (or whenever Lockdown #3 eventually ends), including a twisted & leaking filler pipe on the water tank which soaks the floor under the wardrobe, sourcing and coding a spare key for a MK 6 Transit without having to take out a second mortgage, and fixing the spring mechanism in the fly screen on the rear window. We're looking forward to geting away again and enjoying those long country walks in the summer sunshine. Either that or we'll be camping out on the drive . .  . .  And, of course, we'd like to pass on any info we can to others and exchange notes on good places to stay, far from the madding crowd.

Hi janey and Roger
Welcome to the forum from Bridington, you should get some help later when the forum warms up.
Boaby

:asof_welcome2

micky

Check out Facebook Marketplace for your key, lots of mobile providers around , I had spare remote key made by one in my area, half the price of Peugeot (in my case) including programming.

Hope this helps:
RE: the Pollensa's control panel. Various ones were fitted at different times. I'm not sure whether a 2004 panel is the same as ours - pic below. If it is, the following list may help identify what the various switches do (apart from the obvious ones, like "pump"! Also you may have a manual toilet flush and I think the earlier Pollensa models didn't have a strip light above the table mounted over the OS window. 

2006 AS Pollensa Control Panel:
Lights, rocker switch top left:
NS spotlights (2)
Bathroom light
Cocktail cabinet (interior light)
Habitation step light
Outside light (under awning)
Strip light front (over Luton bed)
 
Lights, rocker switch bottom right:
OS spotlights (2)
Strip light over kitchen
Strip light over living area
Strip light over OS window
 
Rocker switch no. 1:
Cooker piezo ignition
Truma gas water heater ignition
 
Rocker switch no. 2:
Toilet flush
 
Rocker switch no. 3:
12v socket (in top (TV) cupboard)

Timpsons at supermarkets can supply and program keys. They supplied spares for our Peugeot at a fraction of the price charged by the Peugeot dealer.

Hello and welcome to this most friendly and informative forum. 

Thank you all for your warm welcome, and the info on control panel, keys, especially to @Slow-Lane for info on the Control Panel. Sooo relieved to find someone else has different switches for the OS and NS spots; though someone had been doing a bit of re-wiring. Can't work out the logic of it myself, but hey-ho. 

I'm glad you found it helpful. I'm guessing the logic of splitting the lights across two switches would be for resilience; if one light circuit failed you would have some lights on the other circuit.

Nice to see another Ford Pollensa owner on the forum.

Slow-Lane wrote:I'm glad you found it helpful. I'm guessing the logic of splitting the lights across two switches would be for resilience; if one light circuit failed you would have some lights on the other circuit.

Nice to see another Ford Pollensa owner on the forum.

Ah.  Now that makes sense. Thank you.