FENDT Diamant 650 TG User Manual

Dear Fendt Customer!
Thank you for purchasing a Fendt camper, which will be your dependable companion for the most
enjoyable days of the year for many years to come.
Thanks to our many years of experience in the construction of leisure vehicles we are able to react
innovatively to current market conditions and demands.
Driving safety and comfortable living are, and have always been, indispensible elements of our product
philosophy.
The name Fendt-Caravan has stood for high quality manufacturing for many decades now.
You will also be able to benet from a dense network of dealer service points throughout Europe. Take
advantage of your authorised dealer‘s experience and technical knowledge - we recommend speaking
to him in detail before taking your rst trip with your Fendt camper.
Please read this manual carefully to ensure that you use your vehicle correctly.
The best proof of our particularly quality-oriented philosophy is the Fendt camper long-term guarantee
against leaks in the camper connections. By having annual inspections carried out by an authorised
Fendt camper dealer this guarantee can be extended to cover a period of up to ve years after you
take delivery of the vehicle.
Fendt‘s employees wish you many enjoyable trips and hope you will always have a safe journey with
your new Fendt camper.
Fendt-Caravan GmbH

FENDT Diamant 650 TG Specifications

General

Length	8.20 m
Width	2.50 m
Height	2.60 m
Sleeping Capacity	4
Gas Bottle Capacity	2 x 11 kg
Overall height	2.60 m
Number of berths	4
Sleeping Places	4
Overall width	250 cm
Maximum permissible mass	2000 kg
Max Weight	2000 kg

Summary

2 Safety

2.1 General information

Covers general safety advice, keys, emergency equipment, and fire prevention measures.

2.2 Before the drive

Details the necessary checks and preparations for the exterior and interior before driving.

2.3 Loading

Provides rules and guidelines for safely and correctly loading the camper.

2.4 Handling Performance

Explains how the camper handles during driving, cornering, and braking.

2.5 After the drive

3 Undercarriage and vehicle registration

3.1 General information

3.2 Safety coupling AKS 3004

Details the operation, maintenance, and safety aspects of the AKS 3004 safety coupling.

3.3 Locking brake facilities

Describes the parking brake mechanism and its operation.

3.4 Overrunning equipment and wheel brakes

Explains the overrun coupling, hand brake, support wheel, and wheel brake checks.

3.8 Fit for a Speed of 100 km/h

3.9 Definition of mass

4 Wheels, tires

4.1 Tires

4.2 Tire pressure

Rules and recommendations for checking and maintaining correct tire pressure.

4.3 Profile depth and age of tires

Information on minimum profile depth, tire age recommendations, and DOT numbers.

4.5 Changing the tire

Step-by-step instructions for preparing and changing a tire on the camper.

7 Installation of electrical devices

7.1 Safety tips

Essential safety tips and warnings for working with the camper's electrical system.

7.2 Control panels

7.3 Electrical supply

Details on connecting to the 230V mains supply and the 12V vehicle supply.

7.6 Electric floor heating

8 Water

8.1 Water supply

General information and rules for the camper's water supply system and the immersion pump.

8.2 Warm water supply via Truma-Therme

8.3 Cassette toilet

9 Gas

9.1 General safety rules for the use of liquid gas facilities

Crucial safety rules, inspection requirements, and modifications for gas facilities.

9.2 Gas supply

Details on gas bottles, the bottle container, and rules for gas supply operation.

9.3 Hot-air heating

Instructions for operating the hot-air heating system, including first use and safety.

9.4 Refrigerator

Explanation of the refrigerator's methods of operation: 12V, 230V, and gas.

9.5 Gas cooker

Instructions for the operation and first use of the 3-flame gas cooker.

9.6 Oven

Safety precautions and operating instructions for the oven.

11 Maintenance and upkeep

11.1 Maintenance

11.3 Upkeep

11.4 Winter operation

13 Technical data

13.1 Tire pressure values

13.2 Technical data