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General| Brand | Hobby |
|---|---|
| Model | 400 SF De Luxe Easy |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
Basic details about the camper, safety regulations, and technical condition.
Explains symbols, texts, illustrations, lists, procedural guidelines, warnings, and tips.
Important safety instructions for people and property in the camper, ventilation, and labels.
Exterior preparation steps for driving, including hitching, tires, lighting, and closing openings.
Steps to prepare the camper's interior before driving, securing loose items and closing compartments.
Rules for loading the camper, distributing weight, securing loads, and checking total weight.
Guidance on proper stowage of items and adjusting the drawbar load for safe driving.
Rules for roof load limits and considerations for trailer braking behavior and testing.
Advice on maneuvering the camper, blind spots, and general driving rules.
Specific instructions for driving the camper in reverse and navigating curves safely.
Essential items for emergencies: first aid kit, warning triangle, and high-visibility vest.
Measures to prevent fires and actions to take if a fire occurs.
Information on maximum permitted speeds for the camper and conditions for 100 km/h operation.
Procedures for parking the vehicle, securing it, and managing water installation.
Details on frame parts, axles, and maintenance requirements like greasing and oiling.
Details on the anti-rolling coupling, hitching/unhitching, and inspection.
Process and required documents for registering the camper.
Requirements for periodic technical inspections and required documents.
Explains terms like gross vehicle weight rating, mass in running order, and additional load.
Instructions on how to turn stanchions outward and inward for support.
Proper placement and use of the entry step for safe access.
How to lock and release the parking brake on the carriage.
Maintenance and inspection of the overrunning brake system, and advice for downhill braking.
Guidelines for using approved tires, checking tread, and driving on new tires.
Rules for checking and maintaining correct tire pressure for safety and wear.
Information on minimum tread depth, tire age limits, and DOT number interpretation.
Rules for using other rims and adjusting wheel screw torque.
Step-by-step instructions for changing a camper tire safely.
Detailed steps for safely lifting the vehicle and changing the wheel.
Instructions for using a tire repair kit to seal small cuts.
Steps for using the tire sealant and pump, and checking pressure after repair.
Importance of proper ventilation for comfort and preventing condensation.
Details on ventilation requirements for the refrigerator and heating element.
Information on the types of keys provided and how to operate the entry door and service flaps.
Instructions for opening and closing the gas-bottle flap, toilet flap, and exterior electrical socket.
Importance of proper adjustment and options for additional mirrors and roof rail loading.
Detailed steps for opening, closing, and securing the main entry door.
General safety precautions for electrical equipment, batteries, and connections.
Explanation of push-buttons and their functions on the main service panel.
Operation of secondary control panels and the optional remote control.
How the camper receives power: mains, base vehicle battery, or auxiliary battery.
Guidelines for mains connection, cable use, and fuse assignment for power supply.
How the unit converts voltage, operates on battery/mains, and external socket features.
Operation and maintenance of the air circulation unit for distributing warm air.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace taillight bulbs.
Technical diagram showing the interior electrical system layout.
Technical diagram illustrating the exterior electrical connections and wiring.
Details on the contacts and circuits for the 13-poled vehicle socket.
Overview of various interior lighting fixtures and their operation.
Information on the electric floor heating system, its purpose, and technical data.
How to open and close furniture flaps and doors.
Details on the rotating TV/bar cupboard, its connections, and how to swing it out.
Instructions for opening, closing, and securing hinged windows and shades.
How to operate shades and insect screens and advice for when the caravan is not in use.
Safety instructions, and how to open and close panoramic and thermal roof bonnets.
How to convert seat groups into beds, including tabletop operation.
Safety regarding windows near children's beds and operation of the children's lamp.
How water is supplied via an immersion pump and rules for its operation.
How to add/remove water from the fresh tank and handle the rolling waste water tank.
Preparation steps for the toilet, including opening the service flap and removing the water tank extension.
Steps for filling the water tank, adding cleaner, and emptying the faeces tank.
Detailed steps for emptying and handling the faeces tank.
Procedures for storing the toilet when not in use to prevent damage and issues.
How to fill and remove water from the Truma-Therme water heater.
Emptying the unit, electric operation, and rules for safe use.
Inspection, installation, modifications, and general safety for gas systems.
Proper handling of waste gas pipes and pre-use checks for ventilation.
Information on the gas supply system, bottle container, and rules for gas bottles.
Procedures for changing gas bottles and using shutoff spigots.
How to operate the heating element, including first ignition and thermostat settings.
Instructions for shutting off the heating element and changing batteries in the ignitor.
Methods of operation for the refrigerator (12V, 230V, gas) and safety.
Before-use checks and operating instructions for the 3-flame gas cooker.
Notes on the Alde hot-water heating system.
Guidance for the Truma boiler, referring to manufacturer instructions.
Instructions for initial oven operation and use during 230V supply.
Details on first maintenance, annual service, and built-in device maintenance.
Importance of sufficient ventilation to maintain climate and prevent corrosion.
Rules for cleaning the exterior, using wash sites, and avoiding aggressive cleaners.
Advice on polishing surfaces, removing stains, and repairing damage.
Cleaning rules for windows, doors, seat covers, curtains, carpets, and PVC surfaces.
Specific cleaning rules for the toilet area, enamel sink, and various accessories.
Steps to prepare the camper for winter, including general rules and inner furnishings.
Ventilation strategies, frost protection measures, and waste water tank rules for winter.
Rules for upkeep after winter, including washing, preserving surfaces, and container cleaning.
Guidelines for responsible camper use, respecting nature, and proper waste disposal.
Rules for disposing of waste water, faeces, and trash, and keeping rest areas clean.
Table of recommended tire pressures in bar for various tire sizes.
Table listing weights for different camper models according to regulation.
Lists and weights of basic equipment like gas supply, fluids, and electrical supply.
Details on 12V vehicle and interior lighting, and 230V interior lighting.
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