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Burstner I 890 G - User Manual

Burstner I 890 G
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Instruction manual
I-Modell - 13/14 - Ausgabe 08/13 - 2354644 - BUE-0056-07EN
© 2013 Bürstner GmbH Kehl
Instruction manual
Dear Reader ...
We would like to congratulate you on the purchase of your new motorhome. You have selected a top-quality
vehicle which will afford you many years of enjoyment.
To enable you to always use and operate your motorhome properly and easily, your Bürstner dealer will first
provide you detailed instructions for all important functions when you take delivery.
This manual, the instruction manuals from the base vehicle manufacturer as well as the instruction manuals
from the appliance manufacturer will always be at hand to answer any questions you may have regarding your
motorhome.
Before your first journey
Please familiarise yourself with this manual rather than relying on it strictly for reference.
Fill in the warranty cards for the appliances and special equipment in the individual instructions and send these
cards to the respective manufacturers. This ensures your warranty claim for each appliance.

Table of Contents

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Summary

1 Introduction

1.1 General

General information about the vehicle's construction and safety regulations.

1.2 Environmental tips

Tips for environmentally conscious use of the motorhome.

2 Safety

2.1 Fire prevention

Measures to prevent fires and actions to take in case of fire.

2.2 General safety instructions

General safety advice regarding vehicle use, appliances, and modifications.

2.3 Road safety

Precautions and checks before and during driving for road safety.

2.4 Towing

Safety considerations when connecting and detaching a trailer.

2.5 Gas system

Safety instructions for the gas system, including general advice and gas bottles.

2.6 Electrical system

Safety precautions for working on the electrical system.

2.7 Water system

Safety advice regarding the water system, especially concerning frost and hygiene.

3 Before the journey

3.1 Keys

Details on vehicle keys and their functions.

3.2 Registration

Guidance on motorhome registration and country-specific requirements.

3.3 Payload

Guidance on calculating and managing vehicle payload and weight distribution for safe operation.

3.4 Towing

Safety instructions and considerations for towing a trailer.

3.5 Caravan coupling (special equipment)

Instructions for mounting and using the caravan coupling.

3.6 Entrance step (partially special equipment)

Operation and safety for the electrically extendable entrance step.

3.8 Sink and drain basin covers

Instructions for securing sink and drain basin covers for safety during travel.

3.9 Securing add-on parts

How to secure add-on parts and interior fittings to prevent movement or damage.

3.10 Snow chains (special equipment)

Guidelines for using and fitting snow chains for winter driving.

3.11 Road safety

Pre-journey checks and general road safety advice for the motorhome.

4 During the journey

4.1 Driving the motorhome

Essential driving techniques and safety checks for operating the motorhome.

4.2 Parking distance control Park Boy V (special equipment)

How to use the parking distance control system as a parking aid.

4.3 Reversing camera (partially special equipment)

Operation and functionality of the reversing camera system.

4.4 Driving speed

Recommendations and limits for safe driving speed considering vehicle characteristics.

4.5 Brakes

Safety advice and checks related to the vehicle's braking system.

4.6 Pneumatic spring (special equipment)

Operating instructions and safety for the pneumatic suspension system.

4.7 Seat belts

Correct use and safety of seat belts for all occupants.

4.8 Child restraint systems

Guidelines for securely installing and using child restraint systems.

4.9 Pilot seats for the drivers and front passengers seats

Detailed instructions for adjusting pilot seats, including heating and headrests.

4.11 Seating arrangement

Rules for occupant seating and usage during travel.

4.12 Electrical window winders (partially special equipment)

Operation of electrical window winders and safety precautions.

4.13 External mirrors

Instructions for adjusting and using electrically adjustable and heated external mirrors.

4.14 Additional switch panel in drivers cabin (Grand Panorama)

Operation of various switches in the driver's cabin, including heating and shades.

4.16 Shades for windscreen, drivers window and front passengers window

How to open, close, and secure window shades for visibility and protection.

4.18 Bonnet

Procedures for opening and securing the vehicle bonnet.

4.20 Filling with washer fluid

Steps for refilling the washer fluid reservoir.

4.21 Filling up with diesel

Instructions for safely refuelling the vehicle with diesel.

5 Pitching the motorhome

5.1 Handbrake

Importance of applying the handbrake firmly when parking.

5.2 Entrance step

Operation and safety for the entrance step.

5.4 Wheel chocks

When and how to use wheel chocks for vehicle stability.

5.5 Supports

General instructions and specific types of supports (steady legs) for stabilizing the vehicle.

5.6 230 V connection

How to connect the vehicle to an external 230 V power supply.

5.7 Refrigerator

Operating the refrigerator on different power sources and during travel.

5.8 Satellite unit (special equipment)

Instructions for setting up and operating the satellite unit for TV reception.

5.9 Awning (special equipment)

How to put up and retract the awning, and its advantages.

6 Living

6.1 Central locking system (partially special equipment)

Operation of the central locking system for doors and entrance.

6.2 Doors

Procedures for opening and closing vehicle doors, including driver's and conversion doors.

6.3 External flaps

Detailed instructions for operating various external flaps and their locking mechanisms.

6.4 Furniture flaps

Instructions for opening and closing various types of furniture flaps.

6.5 Interior lighting

How to operate interior lights, including different types and control systems.

6.6 Light control

Using the central lighting system, scene functions, and button controls.

6.7 Flat screen holders

Instructions for positioning and storing flat screen TV holders.

6.8 Ventilation

Importance and method of ensuring adequate ventilation to prevent condensation and suffocation.

6.9 Windows and Skylights

Operation of windows, skylights, and their integrated blinds/screens.

6.11 Tables

Information on fixed and suspension tables, including adjustment methods.

6.12 Divan adjustment mechanism (partially special equipment)

Adjusting the divan for seating or sleeping comfort.

6.13 Beds

Detailed instructions for operating bunk, pull-down, and fixed bed systems.

6.14 Shower connection point for external shower (special equipment)

How to connect and use the external shower facility.

7 Gas system

7.1 General

General safety precautions and requirements for the gas system.

7.2 Gas bottles

Guidelines for transporting, connecting, and using gas bottles.

7.3 Changing gas bottles

Step-by-step procedure for safely changing gas bottles.

7.4 Gas isolator taps

Location and function of gas isolator taps for individual appliances.

7.5 External gas connection (special equipment)

How to safely connect and use external gas appliances.

7.6 Crash protection unit switching facility (special equipment)

How the automatic gas switching facility works and its components.

8 Electrical system

8.1 General safety instructions

Essential safety precautions for working with and operating electrical systems.

8.2 Terms

Definitions of key terms related to battery technology and electrical systems.

8.3 USB socket

Information about the USB socket for charging devices.

8.4 12 V power supply

Information on the 12V system, including radio operation, starter battery, and living area battery.

8.5 Transformer;rectifier (EBL 99)

Function and components of the transformer/rectifier unit.

8.6 Transformer;rectifier (EBL 220)

Function and components of the EBL 220 transformer/rectifier unit.

8.6.1 Battery separation

How battery separation works and its purpose during lay-up.

8.6.2 Battery selector switch

Importance and correct setting of the battery selector switch to prevent hazards.

8.6.3 Battery monitor

How the battery monitor works and its function in managing battery voltage.

8.6.4 Charging the battery

Methods for charging the living area and starter batteries.

8.7 Control Panels

Operation of control panels (IT 96-2) for managing vehicle systems and monitoring levels.

8.8 Control Panel IT 994 (Aviano)

Operation of the IT 994 control panel, including gauges and indicators.

8.9 Control Panel LT 510 (Elegance)

Using the LT 510 panel for managing power, water, and temperature.

8.10 Control Panel LT 615 (Grand Panorama)

How to use the LT 615 panel for power supply management and indicators.

8.11 Fuel cell (EFOY) (special equipment)

Installation, operation, and maintenance of the EFOY fuel cell.

8.12 Solar installation (special equipment)

How solar installation works and its benefits for power supply.

8.13 230 V power supply

Detailed instructions on connecting and using the 230 V power supply, including safety checks.

8.14 Fuses

Details on 12V and 230V fuses, their specifications, locations, and replacement.

8.15 External socket (special equipment)

How to use the external sockets for TV and other devices.

8.16 Circuit diagrams

Electrical circuit diagrams for interior and exterior vehicle systems.

9 Appliances

9.1 General

General information on appliance installation, operation, and safety.

9.2 Heater Operation

How to operate the Truma Combi hot-air heater and Alde hot-water heater systems.

9.3 Air conditioning unit (special equipment)

Instructions for operating Dometic and Telair air conditioning units.

9.4 Boiler Operation

How to operate the Truma Combi and Alde boilers for heating water.

9.5 Cooker and Oven

Instructions for operating the gas cooker and Dometic gas oven.

9.5.3 Microwave oven (special equipment)

How to operate the microwave oven safely and correctly.

9.6 Refrigerator Operation

How to operate Dometic refrigerators on various power sources and manage door locking.

10 Sanitary fittings

10.1 Water supply, general

General advice on using the water supply, filling, and maintaining hygiene.

10.2 Water Tank System

Instructions for managing water tanks, including filling, draining, and auxiliary tanks.

10.3 Waste Water Tank

Procedures for emptying the waste water tank and its heating/warming systems.

10.4 Filling the water system

Steps to fill and ventilate the entire water system.

10.5 Emptying the water system

How to properly empty and ventilate the water system to prevent frost damage.

10.6 Toilet compartment

Ventilation and care for the toilet compartment.

10.7 Toilet Operation and Maintenance

Instructions for flushing, emptying, and maintaining Thetford and Dometic toilets.

11 Care

11.1 External Care and Washing

How to wash the vehicle, including exterior care and window cleaning.

11.2 Interior care

Cleaning and maintaining the vehicle's interior surfaces, upholstery, and components.

11.3 Water System Cleaning and Disinfection

Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the waste water tank, water tank, and pipes.

11.4 Extractor hood

Cleaning the filter of the extractor hood.

11.5 Air Conditioning Unit Care

Cleaning filters and ventilation grills for Dometic and Telair air conditioning units.

11.6 Winter Care and Operation

How to prepare the vehicle for winter, operate it in winter, and care for it at the end of the season.

11.7 Vehicle Lay-up and Start-up

Steps for preparing the vehicle for storage (lay-up) and starting it again.

12 Maintenance

12.1 Inspection work

Requirements for regular vehicle inspections by qualified personnel.

12.2 Maintenance work

General guidance on vehicle maintenance frequency and procedures.

12.3 Doors

Lubrication of door hinges for smooth operation.

12.4 Living area battery

Proper care and maintenance of the living area battery to extend its lifespan.

12.5 Fuel Cell Maintenance

Procedures for replacing the fuel cell tank cartridge and refilling service fluid.

12.6 Alde Hot-Water Heater Maintenance

Steps for checking fluid levels, topping up, and bleeding the Alde hot-water heating system.

12.7 Independent vehicle heater

Recommendations for using and checking the independent vehicle heater.

12.8 Replacing External Bulbs

Step-by-step guide for replacing exterior bulbs on different vehicle models.

12.9 Replacing Internal Bulbs

Instructions for changing internal bulbs, including ceiling, recessed halogen, and LED lights.

12.10 Spare parts

Suggestions for important spare parts and how to order them.

12.11 Vehicle identification plate

Location and importance of the vehicle identification plate.

12.12 Warning and information stickers

Information about warning and information stickers and their purpose.

13 Wheels and tyres

13.1 General

General advice on tyre pressure, handling, and selection for safety and longevity.

13.2 Tyre selection

How to select appropriate tyres based on vehicle specifications and legal requirements.

13.4 Handling of tyres

Tips for safe driving and handling to prevent tyre damage.

13.5 Changing Wheels

Step-by-step guide and safety precautions for changing a wheel, including tightening torque.

13.6 Spare Wheel Access

How to access and remove the spare wheel from its support locations.

13.7 Tyre pressure

Importance of correct tyre pressure and recommended values for different types.

14 Troubleshooting

14.1 Braking system

Immediate remedies for defects in the braking system.

14.2 Pneumatic spring

Troubleshooting common issues with the pneumatic spring system.

14.3 Electrical System Faults

Common electrical faults and troubleshooting steps for lights, power supply, and components.

14.4 Fuel cell

Troubleshooting issues related to the fuel cell.

14.5 Gas system

Faults related to the gas system and essential safety measures.

14.6 Heater;Boiler Troubleshooting

Solutions for common faults with Truma and Alde heaters and boilers.

14.7 Air Conditioning Unit Troubleshooting

Common issues and remedies for Dometic and Telair air conditioning units.

14.8 Cooker, Oven, and Microwave Troubleshooting

Resolving faults with gas cookers, ovens, and microwave ovens.

14.9 Refrigerator Troubleshooting

Common faults and remedies for Dometic refrigerators, including AES models.

14.10 Water supply

Troubleshooting common issues with the vehicle's water supply system.

14.11 Body

Troubleshooting common issues related to the vehicle body, hinges, and seals.

15 Special equipment

15.1 Weight details for special equipment

A table listing the surplus weight of various special equipment items.

16 Technical data

16.1 View of ground plans

Layout diagrams of different vehicle models indicating component locations.

16.2 Table of linear measures

Table providing linear measurements (width, length, wheelbase) for various models.

16.3 Power supply

Technical data on the vehicle's power supply system, including mains connection and battery specifications.

17 Helpful notes

17.1 Traffic rules in foreign countries

Important traffic regulations and safety advice for travelling in European countries.

17.2 Help on Europes roads

Emergency contact numbers and breakdown services for various European countries.

17.3 Traffic rules for motorhomes

Specific traffic rules for motorhomes, including speed limits and alcohol limits.

17.4 Sleeping in the vehicle away from camping areas

Regulations and recommendations for overnight stays outside designated camping areas.

17.5 Gas supply in European countries

Information on gas bottle connections and supply in different European countries.

17.7 Tips on staying overnight safely during travel

Safety advice for overnight stays in the motorhome, including security and parking.

17.9 Travel checklists

Checklists for essential items to pack for kitchen, bathroom, vehicle, and documents.

18 Inspection plan

18.1 Inspection work

Requirements for regular vehicle inspections by qualified personnel.

Burstner I 890 G Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBurstner
ModelI 890 G
CategoryMotorhomes
LanguageEnglish

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