Some time ago all the door locks started to go mad, it sounded as though someone was trying to remotely lock or unlock the doors very fast. My local garage said it was a battery problem and I replaced one of the batteries. My daughter has borrowed the Bongo and just reported that it is doing it ...

Thanks for tips. It turned out to be a faulty valve.

Out for picnic last week with Bongo and family but unable to make a cup of coffee as no gas getting through to either burner. There is about half a bottle of gas left. I have cleaned the burners, still nothing. Anyone any ideas that do not involve getting a gas engineer?

Thank you all for your advice. I certainly hadn't realised that Bongos could have two main batteries, although even less excuse, to my mind, for them to go flat.
I will work my way through all your answers and advice.
What a good bunch!

I have read the fact sheet and stuff on the forums but to be honest a lot of it is too tech for me.
Twice recently while out with the Bongo camping I have suffered from a flat battery. The first time I thought it might be that I hadn't fully pushed in the eletric hook up plug but now I am not so ...

Thanks to both replies. Sorted through2gether eventually

Just like to point out to people that Green Flag will not insure any vehicle over 10 years old for European travel. Pity as they have been good for the past year but I now have to change as I want to go to Ireland and possiby France.