Support - Mink Campers

General

Price in each country can vary. Please feel free to send us an email to sales@minkcampers.com or by contacting your local Mink Campers dealer for prices.
We have dealers spread around Europe and now also Korea.
Check out our dealer list for further information.
Here is our brochure.
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Currently, we are focusing on Europe, but we are looking further. We plan to be available in the United States, Canada, and around the world in the near future.
If you would like to stay posted, drop us a line, and you will be added to our newsletter: sales@minkcampers.com
You can purchase the MINK with our dealers around the world. Check out our dealer list.
To secure your place in the queue, we require a 50% down payment.
Once paid, we can issue an estimated delivery date and process your order.
We will require the remaining balance one week before shipping the camper.
To make the down payment and secure your place in line, please contact: sales@minkcampers.com
You can currently rent a MINK in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, and Belgium.
Please keep in mind you need to have a car with a tow bar/tow ball.
- Please visit Xmore in Sweden.
- Please visit Campaza in Belgium.
- Please visit Vikurverk in Iceland.
- Please visit 60 degrees North in Finland.

You'll find the Owner's Manual right here!
Sure you can. Check this out.
Manual for the Webasto heating unit.
A few MINKs were produced with a digital control unit from Webasto. Information on how to operate the control unit can be found here control unit.
Manual for the Eberspächer heating unit.
Manual for the Eberspächer control unit.

Before you go on an adventure, it is good to make sure these things are in order:
1. Familiarize yourself with the owner's manual. It may come in handy.
2. Turn on the Main Switch, located underneath the mattress. (page 45 in the Owner's Manual)
3. If possible, plug the MINK into the mains and charge it for 24 hours.
4. Attach the MINK safely to the tow ball. (page 25 in the Owner's Manual)
5. Attach the electric cable (13 pin) to the car (page 25 in the Owner's Manual) and make sure the lights on the MINK work correctly.
6. We recommend driving with all doors locked.
7. Check the tyre pressure and the valves. We recommend 25 psi.
The mosquito nets are placed underneath the side doors of the MINK in a wall-mounted pouch. You can quickly pull up the mosquito net and cover the whole door from the inside.

Yes, there is a battery in the MINK. The battery is 70ah in the MINK-S and the MINK-X and is located in the chassis underneath the cabin. The MINK-E, however, has a battery that is 140Ah also located in the chassis. Close to the wheel on the driver's side.
There are 3 ways to charge the battery.
1. Plug in the camper with the green DEFA cable that came with it. The socket for the cable is on the non-driver side of the tongue - approximately on the middle of the tongue. The cable should be connected to regular 230v.
2. Through the 13 pin plug while the Mink is connected to the car. Be aware the you'll need to have a 13 pin plug on the car and the car has to be set up to charge a battery in a trailer.
3. Through the solar panel (optional) that is located on the roof of the Mink.
The Mink has 2x 230V sockets (1 in the kitchen, 1 in the main cabin), 1x 12V socket (in the kitchen), and 4x USB plugs in the main cabin.
If you want to use the 230V sockets, you need to plug in the Mink using the DEFA cable.

Heating is optional in the MINK. Due to supply chain issues, you'll receive either a Webasto or an Eberspächer. The brand type can be identified on the heating system's control unit in the main cabin.
The manual for the heating system should come with your MINK. If not you can look for the Webasto manual for control unit and heater and Eberspächer manual for control unit hand heater.
The heating system uses diesel and it holds 12 liters. The fuel tank can be found on the front of the Mink in a black plastic compartment.
The fuel tank holds 12 liters and the heating system uses diesel.
That's no fun at all. Who wants to be cold at night? Please check the following:.
- Is there diesel in the fuel tank?
- Is the main switch turned on? Please see page 45 in the Owner's Manual.
- Is there electricity on the battery? You can turn on the battery indicator in the control panel in the cabin. Page 39 in the Owner's Manual.
- Is there an error alert on the heating system' control unit in the main cabin? If so, please refer to the manufacturer's manual for the given heating system.
The heating system takes air from the outside, heats it up and blows it into the main cabin. The air flows both over and under the bed. That reduces the risk of moisture in the cabin and keeps you warm and cosy all night long.

In order to get service and repair information for your MINK you need to send us an email at support@minkcampers.com.
In that email it is important to describe for what area you need information and the serial number of the Mink (usually located on the tongue of the chassis).