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Hobby 440 SF De Luxe Easy User Manual

Hobby 440 SF De Luxe Easy
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Operation Guide
Camper
Hobby-Wohnwagenwerk Ing. Harald Striewski GmbHHarald-Striewski-Straße 1524787 Fockbek Tel.: 0 18 05/33 99 09 (0,12 /Min.) www.hobby-caravan.de
Vers. 12/06
Weltweit Nummer 1
Operation Guide Camper
GB
Weltweit Nummer 1

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Hobby 440 SF De Luxe Easy Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHobby
Model440 SF De Luxe Easy
CategoryMotorhomes
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 General information

General information about the camper, its development, and safety.

1.2 Markings in these operation instructions

Explanation of symbols, warnings, and guidelines used in the manual.

2. Safety

2.1 General information

Essential safety instructions to protect people and property within the camper.

2.2 Before and during the drive

Pre-drive checks and safety precautions for operating the vehicle.

Exterior

Preparation steps for the vehicle before driving, including hitching and securing.

Interior

Instructions for preparing the vehicle's interior before driving, including securing loose items.

2.3 Guidelines for the trip

Rules for proper loading and weight distribution for safe driving.

Stowage areas in the camper

Guidance on where and how to store different types of items within the camper.

Drawbar load

Importance and adjustment rules for drawbar load for driving stability.

Roof loads

Rules and weight limits for loading items onto the camper's roof.

Brakes

Information on trailer carriage braking and general advice for safe braking.

Shunting

Advice and rules for maneuvering the camper in tight spaces.

Driving

General rules and advice for safe driving, including road conditions.

Driving in reverse

Specific rules and considerations for maneuvering the camper in reverse.

Driving around curves

Guidelines for safely navigating curves with the camper.

2.4 Emergency equipment

Details on essential safety equipment like first-aid kits and warning triangles.

Fire prevention measures

Safety measures to prevent fires and actions to take in case of a fire.

2.5 Maximum speeds

Information on maximum permissible speeds for the camper under various conditions.

2.6 After the drive

Instructions for winterizing the water system to prevent frost damage.

Choosing a parking place

Rules for selecting a safe and level parking spot for the camper.

Securing the vehicle

Steps to secure the camper properly when parked.

Redirecting electrical devices

Guidance on switching the refrigerator to different power sources.

3. Undercarriage and vehicle registration

3.1 Undercarriage

Information on the camper's undercarriage, including maintenance and modifications.

Greasing and oiling

Rules and intervals for greasing and oiling the undercarriage components.

Safety coupling WS 3000

Details on the WS 3000 safety coupling, its function, and safety notes.

Preparation for hitching/unhitching

Steps and tips for safely hitching and unhitching the camper.

Hitching

Procedure for attaching the camper to the base vehicle using the coupling.

Inspection of hitch

Checks to ensure the hitch is properly attached and secure.

Activation of the stabilization system

How to activate the stabilization system for improved driving stability.

Inspection of the stabilization system

Checking the stabilization system's friction lining and adjustment.

Shutoff of the stabilization system

Procedure to deactivate and shut off the stabilization system.

Unhitching

Steps for safely unhitching the camper from the base vehicle.

Maintenance

General maintenance for the coupling ball and tension ball coupler.

Coupling ball on base vehicle

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the coupling ball on the base vehicle.

Tension ball coupler

Maintenance of the tension ball coupler, including cleaning friction linings.

Changing the friction lining

Guidance on replacing worn friction linings in the tension ball coupler.

Noises

Possible causes of noises from the tension ball coupler and troubleshooting.

3.2 Vehicle registration

Information and documents required for registering the camper.

3.3 General inspection

Requirements and procedures for the mandatory periodic technical inspection of the camper.

3.4 Definition of mass

Explanation of different mass definitions (weights) for campers according to EU regulations.

3.5 Rotating stanchions

Instructions for operating the rotating stanchions for support and securing the vehicle.

3.6 Entry step tread

Proper placement and use of the entry step tread for safe vehicle access.

3.7 Locking brake facilities

Procedure for locking and releasing the camper's parking brake.

3.8 Overrunning brake facilities

Information on inspecting and adjusting the overrunning brake system.

4. Wheels, tires

4.1 Tires

Guidelines for using approved tires and checking their condition.

4.2 Tire pressure

Instructions for checking and maintaining correct tire pressure for safety and performance.

4.3 Profile depth and age of tires

Importance of tread depth and tire age, and how to check manufacturing dates.

4.4 Rims

Rules for using other rims and adjusting wheel screws, including torque specifications.

4.5 Changing the tire

Step-by-step guide for changing a tire on the camper, including preparation and securing.

Warnings for changing the tire

Important safety warnings and precautions to follow when changing a tire.

Changing the wheel

Detailed instructions on how to safely lift the vehicle and change a wheel.

Tire repair kit

Instructions for using a tire repair kit for minor punctures.

Danger of accidents!

Warnings about the risks of continuing to drive with an underinflated or damaged tire.

5. Exterior structure

5.1 Forced ventilation/de-aerating

Importance of proper ventilation for comfort and preventing condensation.

Refrigerator

Details on refrigerator ventilation bars and their removal for better cooling.

Heating element

Information on the heating element's ventilation flap and flue.

5.2 Vehicle keys

Information on the types of keys provided and how to operate the entry door.

Entry door

Instructions for opening and closing the camper's main entry door.

Service flap

How to open and close the various service flaps on the camper exterior.

Gas-bottle container flap

Instructions for opening and closing the gas bottle container flap.

Toilet flap

How to open and close the flap for the toilet cassette.

Exterior electrical socket

Operation of the exterior electrical socket and cover flap.

5.3 Exterior mirrors

Importance of exterior mirrors for safe towing and proper adjustment.

5.4 Roof rail

Rules and weight limits for loading items onto the roof rail.

5.5 Entry door

Detailed instructions for opening and closing the main entry door, including its parts.

6. Installation of electrical devices

6.1 Safety tips

General safety advice for electrical systems, batteries, and installations.

6.2 Service panel

Overview of the main service panel, its push-buttons, and functions.

Secondary panel 1

Details on the secondary control panel in the sleeping area for lighting.

Secondary panel 2

Controls for lighting and functions in the washroom area.

Remote control

Information about the optional remote control for the service panel.

6.3 Electrical supply

How the camper receives electricity from mains, base vehicle, or battery.

Supply via mains connection

Connecting the camper to an external 230V power source.

Rules for the mains connection

Safety and technical rules for connecting to the 230V mains supply.

Assignment of fuses 450VA

Layout and rating of fuses for the 450VA current supply.

6.4 Function of the electrical supply unit

How the electrical supply unit converts power and operates devices.

Operation via battery

Using the base vehicle's battery for 12V operation and power conservation.

6.5 Truma-Vent-Gebläse

Operation of the Truma-Vent air circulation unit for distributing warm air.

6.6 Changing the taillight bulbs

Step-by-step instructions for replacing taillight bulbs.

6.7 Circuit diagram (interior)

Schematic diagram of the interior electrical control system for models Excellent/Prestige.

6.8 Circuit diagram (exterior)

Wiring diagram for the 12V exterior electrical installation of the vehicle.

"Jäger" outlet (13-poled)

Diagram and pinout for the 13-poled "Jäger" socket.

Contacts of sockets in accordance with DIN 1648-1:97

Description of socket contacts and their corresponding circuits for various functions.

6.9 Lighting in the camper

Overview of the camper's interior lighting options and their operation.

Indirect lighting above the windows

Description of indirect lighting features in the seating area.

Ceiling lamp above suite

Details on the dimmable ceiling lamp in the suite area.

Lamps in clothes cupboard

Information about the lighting inside the clothes cupboard.

6.10 Electric floor heating

Information on the electric floor heating system, its function, and technical data.

7. Interior structure

7.1 Opening and closing doors and flaps

Instructions for operating furniture flaps and doors within the camper.

7.2 Oval media storage cupboard (rotating TV/bar)

Operation of the rotating media storage cupboard, including TV and lighting connections.

7.3 Windows

Instructions for opening, closing, and adjusting hinged windows.

Hinged windows

Detailed steps for operating the hinged windows and securing them.

Separate shades and insect screens

How to operate the integrated shades and insect screens on the windows.

To shut the insect screen

Procedure for closing the insect screen.

To open the insect screen

Procedure for opening the insect screen.

7.4 Roof bonnets

Safety instructions and operating procedures for the panorama and thermal roof bonnets.

Panorama thermal roof bonnet

Operation of the panorama thermal roof bonnet.

Thermal roof bonnet in bedroom

Operation of the thermal roof bonnet in the bedroom.

Shade

How to adjust the shade on the roof bonnet.

Opening/closing the insect screen

How to open and close the insect screen for the roof bonnet.

7.5 Seat chests and conversion of beds

Instructions for converting seat groups into beds and operating the elevating table.

Elevating table model

Steps for converting the elevating table model into a bed.

Setting up the beds

Diagram and steps for setting up the beds from seat groups.

7.6 Children's beds

Safety considerations and operation of the children's lamp and beds.

8. Water

8.1 Water supply

Function of the water supply system and rules for the immersion pump.

22 l fresh water tank with service flap

Instructions for adding and removing water from the fresh water tank.

Rolling waste water tank

Description and use of the rolling waste water tank.

8.2 Water flushing toilet

Preparation and operation of the water flushing toilet, including filling and emptying.

Toilets with fixed seat and fresh water tank

Steps to prepare the toilet for use.

Emptying the tank and overflow when overfilled

Procedure for emptying the fresh water tank and dealing with overflow.

Fill the water tank with fresh water

Ensuring the water level is below the funnel.

Remove the faeces tank

Steps for removing the faeces tank for emptying.

Operation

How to operate the toilet for flushing and use.

Emptying the faeces tank

Detailed instructions on how to empty the faeces tank, including capacity and frequency.

Storage

Instructions for storing the Thetford toilet for longer periods.

8.3 Warm water supply via Truma-Therme

Instructions for filling and removing water from the Truma-Therme system.

Emptying the therme

Steps to empty the Truma-Therme unit, including disconnecting power and opening faucets.

Electric operation

Operating the Truma-Therme unit using electric power and setting the temperature.

9. Gas

9.1 General safety rules for the use of liquid gas facilities

Essential safety rules for using gas facilities, including inspections and regulator requirements.

Waste gas

Ensuring proper waste gas escape and ventilation for safety.

Before first use

Checks and preparations required before the first use of gas facilities.

9.2 Gas supply

Overview of propane gas facilities and their connected devices.

Bottle container

Information on the gas bottle container, securing bottles, and safety checks.

Changing gas bottles

Procedure for safely changing gas bottles, including leak checks.

Shutoff spigots and valves

Location and function of gas shutoff spigots for different appliances.

9.3 Heating element

Operation and safety instructions for the S 5002 and S 3002 heating elements.

Changing batteries on the automatic ignitor

Procedure for replacing batteries in the automatic ignitor for the heating element.

9.4 Refrigerator

Methods of operation for the refrigerator (12V, 230V, gas) and safety notes.

9.5 Gas cooker

Before-use checks and operation instructions for the 3-flame gas cooker.

9.6 Hot-water heating system

Operating instructions for the Alde hot-water heating system.

9.7 Boiler

Operating instructions for the Truma boiler.

9.8 Oven

Operating instructions for the oven, noting 230V operation and automatic ignition.

10. Accessories

Notes on Accessories and Modifications

Notes on using accessories, potential impacts on vehicle status, and liability.

Weights for accessories

Table listing weights of various optional accessories for load calculation.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

11.1 Maintenance

Information on maintenance intervals and the 5-year guarantee for leak absence.

11.2 Ventilation

Importance of ventilation for climate and preventing sweat residue damage.

11.3 Upkeep

Cleaning the exterior of the vehicle and rules for using cleaning agents.

Rules for cleaning the exterior

Rinsing, washing, and drying the vehicle exterior.

Cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner

Instructions and warnings for using a high-pressure cleaner on the camper.

Rules for polishing surfaces

Advice on polishing painted surfaces and avoiding damage from frequent polishing.

Rules for damage repair

Importance of immediate repair of any damage to prevent corrosion.

Windows and doors

Rules for maintaining windows and doors, including cleaning acrylic panes.

Cleaning the interior

Instructions for cleaning seat covers, upholstery, curtains, carpets, and surfaces.

Rules for cleaning the toilet area

Cleaning the toilet area and sink, with warnings against corrosive cleaners.

Accessories

Rules for upkeep of accessories like bumpers and water tanks.

11.4 Winter operation

Preparation and general rules for winter camping suitability and optimization.

Perform all necessary winter-proofing

Steps to prepare the camper for winter, including cleaning and protecting surfaces.

Rules for inner furnishings

Preparing the interior for winter, including cleaning, ventilation, and moisture control.

Winter operation

Managing condensation and ensuring adequate ventilation during winter use.

Frost protection measures

Measures to prevent freezing of water systems in low temperatures.

After the end of the winter season

Rules for cleaning and preparing the camper after winter storage.

Rules for upkeep

Washing the underside and exterior, and removing chimney extensions.

Rules for the exterior structure

Maintaining exterior structure, undercarriage, and ventilation systems.

Rules for containers

Emptying and cleaning water tanks, boiler, and ensuring ventilation.

12. Waste disposal and environmental protection

12.1 The environment and mobile travel

Promoting environmentally sound use of the camper and respecting nature.

Environmentally sound use

Rules for responsible camper use, including noise, cleanliness, and parking.

Rules for waste water disposal

Proper disposal of waste water, avoiding greenery and gullies.

Rules for the disposal of faeces

Proper disposal of faeces, using approved cleaners and avoiding overfilling.

Rules for trash disposal

Separating trash and using designated collection sites.

Rules for rest areas

Keeping rest areas clean and not idling the vehicle unnecessarily.

13. Technical data

13.1 Tire pressure values

Table of recommended tire pressure values for various tire sizes.

13.2 Weights in accordance with 97/27/EG, Saison 2007

Table of weights (empty, basic, running order, max, load) for various camper models.

13.3 Basic equipment

List of basic equipment and fluids required for safe vehicle use, including their weights.

13.4 Lighting

Details on 12V vehicle lighting, 12V interior lighting, and 230V interior lighting.

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