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Provides general information about the camper and safety regulations.
Guidance on familiarizing yourself with the manual and securing guarantee rights.
Details how texts and illustrations are presented and marked with position numbers.
Explains the format of lists, using dashes for key points.
Describes procedural guidelines, starting with key points and round sentence openers.
Highlights important details for trouble-free function, noting potential variations.
Points out dangers that, if not followed, could cause damage or injury.
Shows ways to reduce strain on the environment.
Includes important safety instructions to protect people and property in the camper.
Details safety responsibilities and checks required before and during driving.
Reminders for checks before starting the drive.
Questions to answer 'yes' to before leaving.
Provides rules for loading the camper evenly and securely.
Specific guidelines on distributing weight, securing heavy objects, and stowing baggage.
Explains how to adjust the drawbar load for optimum driving stability and safety.
Steps for setting the correct drawbar load using scales and ensuring proper positioning.
Guidance on measuring roof loads, noting total vehicle height, and effects on driving.
Highlights blind spots and recommends using a guide for difficult parking.
Important rules for driving, including length, yards, gates, and road conditions.
Specific rules for driving in reverse, including camper tilt and using a guide.
Rules for taking curves safely, considering speed, radius, and sheer out.
Guidance on keeping the first aid kit accessible and replenished.
Instructions on storing and placing the warning triangle in an emergency.
Specific instruction for placing the warning triangle at least 100m from the danger scene.
Recommendation to carry and wear a high-visibility vest for safety.
Advice on familiarizing with fire extinguisher handling and inspection.
Weight Limit: Overall Mass
Discusses combining different campers with different base vehicles.
Emphasizes the importance of correct drawbar load for safety.
Rules for selecting a suitable and safe parking place for the camper.
Steps for securing the camper when parked, including brake and stanchions.
Guidance on switching the refrigerator to gas or 230V to save battery.
Instructions for winterizing the water system to prevent frost damage.
Details on frame parts, axles, and the importance of maintenance.
Instructions for regularly greasing and oiling undercarriage parts.
Warning about repositioning the wheel brake and proper adjustment methods.
Reference to axle supplier's operating instructions for more details.
Reminder not to exceed listed drawbar loads and gross vehicle weight ratings.
Steps for hitching and unhitching the camper, including use of a support wheel.
Procedure for setting the tension ball coupler onto the base vehicle's coupling ball.
Checks for proper attachment of the hitch, ensuring the operation lever is in position.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the coupling ball on the base vehicle.
Guidance on cleaning and maintaining the tension ball coupler's interior.
Information on when and how to change the front friction lining.
Advice on removing surface coating and cleaning coupling balls.
Instructions for polishing or cleaning damaged coupling balls.
Steps for cleaning friction elements with sandpaper and solvents.
Location and importance of the vehicle identification number.
Information found on the vehicle's name plate.
Definition of gross vehicle weight rating as indicated by the factory.
Definition of mass in running order, including standard and basic equipment.
Lists objects and fluids necessary for safe vehicle use.
Defines additional load as the difference between gross weight and mass in running order.
Includes items not part of standard equipment.
Steps for positioning stanchions horizontally on soft ground.
Procedure for turning stanchions inward to a horizontal position using a crank.
Steps to lock the brake lever by pulling it upward until it clicks.
Procedure to release the locking brake lever by pressing it back.
Advice on cooling brakes downhill by using lower gears and slow speeds.
Guidelines on using approved tires, checking tread, and new tire care.
Instructions for checking tire pressure regularly and adjusting for cold/warm tires.
Explains correct, low, and high tire pressure indications and consequences.
Recommendations for changing tires after six years and avoiding obstacles.
Explains why tires must not be older than six years and how to find the manufacturing date.
Points to consider when using non-standard rims, including size and load capacity.
States that modifications require manufacturer permission.
Indicates where to find exact specifications for rim modifications.
Guidance on tightening wheel screws after initial installation and at intervals.
Specifies torque values for steel and aluminium rims.
Preparation steps including coupling, parking, hazard lights, and securing the vehicle.
Instruction to remove screws and then the wheel.
Steps for fitting the spare tire and adjusting it.
Guidance on refitting and lightly tightening the wheel screws.
Explains the importance of proper ventilation for comfort and preventing condensation.
Guidelines on ventilation systems, refrigerator de-aeration, and keeping safety ventilation open.
Warning about blocking ventilation openings and potential suffocation risk.
Recommendation to use special cover plates during winter operation.
Advice on removing ventilation bars for better cooling in high temperatures.
Step-by-step instructions for removing ventilation bars.
Warning about blocking flue openings and potential suffocation risk.
Instruction to ensure unobstructed outflow from the flue during winter.
Instructions for opening and shutting the camper's entry door.
Tip to keep the inner door handle horizontal to prevent damage.
Safety warning not to block the entry door, as it's an emergency escape route.
Advice on ensuring all fastenings lock properly to prevent deformation.
Reminder to properly adjust exterior mirrors before each drive.
Tips for purchasing and fitting additional mirrors, ensuring EC type-testing.
Guidance on storing light baggage, securing loads, and avoiding excessive loading.
Specifies the maximum load for the roof rail.
Reminder to consider maximum permissible axle burdens.
Explanation of how the upper part of the door operates independently.
Steps to unlatch the upper door part and secure it with the door arrest.
Procedure to latch the upper door part back into the door frame.
Crucial safety warning about driving with the entry door closed.
Provides safety advice for electrical installations, including battery types and professional work.
Details on each push-button for heating, lighting, and water tank level.
Clarifies that the main switch only controls specific consumers, not all devices.
Explains functions for spotlights and ceiling lamp, including dimmer control.
Functions for washroom spotlights and lamps.
How the camper receives power via a 230V CEE feeder plug.
Warning about unwinding cable drums to prevent overheating and fire.
Diagram and list of fuses for the 450VA current supply.
Note about replugging fuses into the correct positions.
How the base vehicle battery supplies 12V devices during driving.
Important safety step before connecting low-voltage supply.
Note that the series is not equipped for internal battery supply.
Instructions for operating the unit with 12V power.
Steps for adjusting the unit manually using switches and knobs.
How to turn off the unit.
Explanation of automatic level adjustment based on warmth release.
Troubleshooting for dirty ventilation wheels causing reduced airflow or noise.
Details wiring for exterior lights and connections.
Table listing pins, wire colors, and consumer functions for exterior wiring.
Table detailing contacts and their corresponding circuits for the outlet.
Description of spotlights above the suite.
Description of a corner shelf with an integrated lamp.
Description of indirect lighting and rotating spotlights.
Instructions to find and use the switch on the service panel.
Provides voltage and power consumption details for the floor heating.
Instructions for opening and closing furniture flaps and doors.
Steps for opening and closing furniture flaps with handles.
Safety warning to close flaps to prevent accidental opening during driving.
Details about the cupboard's features and kitchen connections.
Instructions to unlock the snap-in lock to swing the cupboard out.
Steps for opening and shutting hinged windows.
Safety feature for windows near children's beds to prevent falls.
Information on integrated shades and insect screens.
Procedure to shut the shade by pulling the strap.
Procedure to open the shade by pulling and guiding it upward.
Safety guidelines for opening roof bonnets in various conditions.
Warning to keep forced ventilation openings always open.
Steps for opening the bonnet using the crank, including overload protection.
Steps for closing the bonnet using the crank.
Crucial safety reminder to lock the roof bonnet before driving.
Instructions for converting the table model seat group into a bed.
Steps for converting the elevating table model, including removing cushions and lowering the table.
Safety warning to secure tabletops, seat chests, and cushions.
Safety feature for children's bed windows to prevent falls.
Warning about the danger of children falling from the upper bed.
Explains how water is provided and the function of the immersion pump.
Details on water provision via immersion pump on electricity or battery.
Guidelines for using the immersion pump, including suitability and protection.
Steps to add water to the fresh water tank.
Instructions for removing water, noting automatic pump switching.
Steps to empty the tank and canister.
Tip for storing the waste water tank in the gas-bottle container.
Steps to prepare the toilet, including opening the service flap and removing the water tank extension.
Guidance on using only drinking water and noting the user's guide.
Steps to fill the therme using a pre-mixing unit or mixing faucet.
Procedure for removing water and mixing it to the desired temperature.
Specifies the power consumption for electric operation.
General safety rules for liquid gas facilities, including inspections and replacements.
Requirements for expert inspection of gas facilities every two years.
Rules for installations and modifications, stating they must be done by an expert.
Guidelines on using approved regulator knobs and pressure regulators.
Recommendation to keep a fire extinguisher and fire blanket handy.
Warning against using unauthorized heating devices due to fire or suffocation risk.
Description of the container holding two 11 kg gas bottles.
Important safety rule regarding gas bottle transport.
Checklists for securing bottles, checking for leaks, and ensuring accessibility.
Crucial safety warning about smoking or open fires when changing bottles.
Location of gas shutoff spigots in the kitchen drawer.
Rules for closing spigots during driving and during petrol tank filling.
Procedure to follow if a gas leak is suspected.
Important safety warning against heating while driving.
Checks for air outlet nozzles and ignitor batteries before first ignition.
Detailed steps for operating the heating element, including ignition and flame control.
Warning about danger of deflagration if re-igniting too soon.
Details three ways to operate the refrigerator: 12V, 230V, and liquid gas.
Safety warning to keep the refrigerator door shut and locked while driving.
Checks required before first use, including bottle valve and roof ventilation.
Warning against using indoor combustion air devices for heating due to CO risk.
Warning not to use the cooker with the glass covering closed.
Steps for operating the gas cooker, including opening cover, setting knobs, and ignition.
Safety warning about handling hot items.
Advice to keep the cover open after cooking while burners are still hot.
Warning about storing flammable objects near the cooker.
Requirement to read SMEV operating instructions before using the oven.
Condition for using the oven, requiring 230V operation.
Advice to consult manufacturer instructions for accessories.
Warning that modifications may affect driving performance and roadworthiness.
Disclaimer about HOBBY's liability for unapproved accessories.
Introduction to the table listing accessory weights.
Details on fixed maintenance intervals for the camper and installed devices.
Specifies intervals for first maintenance and subsequent annual checks.
Guidelines for performing maintenance by a HOBBY dealer and on built-in devices.
Information on the 5-year guarantee for absence of leaks.
Details on the mandatory two-year inspection of gas facilities.
Recommendation to replace safety regulator knobs and hoses after 10 years.
Instructions for examining and greasing undercarriage parts regularly.
Lists common situations where sweat residue forms.
Advice to ensure air circulation to prevent damage from sweat residue.
Guidance on washing the vehicle, using soft sponges and specific cleaning sites.
Reminder to wash the vehicle at designated sites.
Advice to use cleaners sparingly and avoid aggressive ones.
Warning against using cleaners containing solvents.
Detailed precautions for using high-pressure cleaners, including distance and water jet direction.
Warning that labels and decorations may come off if sprayed directly.
Warning that frequent polishing can damage paint.
Warning against using aggressive solvents.
Tips for maintaining windows and doors, including using talcum and cleaning acrylic panes.
Warning against using cleaners with softeners or solvents.
Information on where to purchase talcum.
Instructions for cleaning interior fabrics, recommending professional dry cleaning for heavy soiling.
Methods for cleaning carpets using vacuum cleaners or brushes.
Instructions for cleaning PVC surfaces with special solvents.
Guidance for cleaning wooden furniture finishes with moist cloths and polish.
Warning against using scouring solvents that can scratch surfaces.
Warning against using scouring cleaners in the toilet area.
Warning against pouring corrosive cleaners or boiling water down the drain.
Maintenance for synthetic parts, greasy surfaces, hinges, and water tanks.
Warning against using scouring solvents on surfaces.
Safety warning about removing spray cans to prevent explosion risk.
Information on camper suitability for winter and recommendations from dealer.
Steps for preparing the vehicle, including checking for damage and protecting surfaces.
Rules for leaving the camper in enclosed spaces.
Instructions for inner furnishings, including emptying refrigerator and ventilating spaces.
Steps for ventilation, including setting heating, opening barriers, and removing cushions.
Instruction to wipe away condensation if it builds up.
Steps for washing the underside and exterior, and removing chimney extensions.
Reminder to wash the vehicle at designated sites.
Advice to use cleaners sparingly to protect the environment.
Instructions for exterior structure, including stanchions, undercarriage treatment, and ventilation.
Instructions for emptying and cleaning water tanks, boilers, and ensuring ventilation.
Emphasizes the camper user's responsibility towards the environment.
Guidelines for using the camper in an environmentally sound manner.
Rules on respecting nature, proper disposal, and acting as a role model.
Instructions for collecting and disposing of waste water, avoiding greenery and gullies.
Guidance on emptying faeces tanks only at designated disposal stations.
Advice on using approved cleaners and applying cleaning fluid sparingly.
Note about avoiding other cleaners with an active charcoal filter system.
Guidance on using cleaning fluid sparingly.
Instructions on when and how to empty the faeces tank.
Warning against disposing of wastewater in gullies.
Instruction to empty faeces tanks only in designated areas.
Statement on the importance of environmental preservation for nature and campers.
Table showing tire sizes and corresponding air pressure in bar.
Table listing weights for various camper models according to EU regulations.
Details on gas bottles and their weights.
Details on fresh water tanks and their volumes.
Details on the connecting cable for low voltage and its weight.
Table listing exterior lighting components, voltage, and wattage.
Table listing interior lighting components, type, and wattage.
Table listing 230V interior lighting components and wattage.
Provides general information about the camper and safety regulations.
Guidance on familiarizing yourself with the manual and securing guarantee rights.
Details how texts and illustrations are presented and marked with position numbers.
Explains the format of lists, using dashes for key points.
Describes procedural guidelines, starting with key points and round sentence openers.
Highlights important details for trouble-free function, noting potential variations.
Points out dangers that, if not followed, could cause damage or injury.
Shows ways to reduce strain on the environment.
Includes important safety instructions to protect people and property in the camper.
Details safety responsibilities and checks required before and during driving.
Reminders for checks before starting the drive.
Questions to answer 'yes' to before leaving.
Provides rules for loading the camper evenly and securely.
Specific guidelines on distributing weight, securing heavy objects, and stowing baggage.
Explains how to adjust the drawbar load for optimum driving stability and safety.
Steps for setting the correct drawbar load using scales and ensuring proper positioning.
Guidance on measuring roof loads, noting total vehicle height, and effects on driving.
Highlights blind spots and recommends using a guide for difficult parking.
Important rules for driving, including length, yards, gates, and road conditions.
Specific rules for driving in reverse, including camper tilt and using a guide.
Rules for taking curves safely, considering speed, radius, and sheer out.
Guidance on keeping the first aid kit accessible and replenished.
Instructions on storing and placing the warning triangle in an emergency.
Specific instruction for placing the warning triangle at least 100m from the danger scene.
Recommendation to carry and wear a high-visibility vest for safety.
Advice on familiarizing with fire extinguisher handling and inspection.
Weight Limit: Overall Mass
Discusses combining different campers with different base vehicles.
Emphasizes the importance of correct drawbar load for safety.
Rules for selecting a suitable and safe parking place for the camper.
Steps for securing the camper when parked, including brake and stanchions.
Guidance on switching the refrigerator to gas or 230V to save battery.
Instructions for winterizing the water system to prevent frost damage.
Details on frame parts, axles, and the importance of maintenance.
Instructions for regularly greasing and oiling undercarriage parts.
Warning about repositioning the wheel brake and proper adjustment methods.
Reference to axle supplier's operating instructions for more details.
Reminder not to exceed listed drawbar loads and gross vehicle weight ratings.
Steps for hitching and unhitching the camper, including use of a support wheel.
Procedure for setting the tension ball coupler onto the base vehicle's coupling ball.
Checks for proper attachment of the hitch, ensuring the operation lever is in position.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the coupling ball on the base vehicle.
Guidance on cleaning and maintaining the tension ball coupler's interior.
Information on when and how to change the front friction lining.
Advice on removing surface coating and cleaning coupling balls.
Instructions for polishing or cleaning damaged coupling balls.
Steps for cleaning friction elements with sandpaper and solvents.
Location and importance of the vehicle identification number.
Information found on the vehicle's name plate.
Definition of gross vehicle weight rating as indicated by the factory.
Definition of mass in running order, including standard and basic equipment.
Lists objects and fluids necessary for safe vehicle use.
Defines additional load as the difference between gross weight and mass in running order.
Includes items not part of standard equipment.
Steps for positioning stanchions horizontally on soft ground.
Procedure for turning stanchions inward to a horizontal position using a crank.
Steps to lock the brake lever by pulling it upward until it clicks.
Procedure to release the locking brake lever by pressing it back.
Advice on cooling brakes downhill by using lower gears and slow speeds.
Guidelines on using approved tires, checking tread, and new tire care.
Instructions for checking tire pressure regularly and adjusting for cold/warm tires.
Explains correct, low, and high tire pressure indications and consequences.
Recommendations for changing tires after six years and avoiding obstacles.
Explains why tires must not be older than six years and how to find the manufacturing date.
Points to consider when using non-standard rims, including size and load capacity.
States that modifications require manufacturer permission.
Indicates where to find exact specifications for rim modifications.
Guidance on tightening wheel screws after initial installation and at intervals.
Specifies torque values for steel and aluminium rims.
Preparation steps including coupling, parking, hazard lights, and securing the vehicle.
Instruction to remove screws and then the wheel.
Steps for fitting the spare tire and adjusting it.
Guidance on refitting and lightly tightening the wheel screws.
Explains the importance of proper ventilation for comfort and preventing condensation.
Guidelines on ventilation systems, refrigerator de-aeration, and keeping safety ventilation open.
Warning about blocking ventilation openings and potential suffocation risk.
Recommendation to use special cover plates during winter operation.
Advice on removing ventilation bars for better cooling in high temperatures.
Step-by-step instructions for removing ventilation bars.
Warning about blocking flue openings and potential suffocation risk.
Instruction to ensure unobstructed outflow from the flue during winter.
Instructions for opening and shutting the camper's entry door.
Tip to keep the inner door handle horizontal to prevent damage.
Safety warning not to block the entry door, as it's an emergency escape route.
Advice on ensuring all fastenings lock properly to prevent deformation.
Reminder to properly adjust exterior mirrors before each drive.
Tips for purchasing and fitting additional mirrors, ensuring EC type-testing.
Guidance on storing light baggage, securing loads, and avoiding excessive loading.
Specifies the maximum load for the roof rail.
Reminder to consider maximum permissible axle burdens.
Explanation of how the upper part of the door operates independently.
Steps to unlatch the upper door part and secure it with the door arrest.
Procedure to latch the upper door part back into the door frame.
Crucial safety warning about driving with the entry door closed.
Provides safety advice for electrical installations, including battery types and professional work.
Details on each push-button for heating, lighting, and water tank level.
Clarifies that the main switch only controls specific consumers, not all devices.
Explains functions for spotlights and ceiling lamp, including dimmer control.
Functions for washroom spotlights and lamps.
How the camper receives power via a 230V CEE feeder plug.
Warning about unwinding cable drums to prevent overheating and fire.
Diagram and list of fuses for the 450VA current supply.
Note about replugging fuses into the correct positions.
How the base vehicle battery supplies 12V devices during driving.
Important safety step before connecting low-voltage supply.
Note that the series is not equipped for internal battery supply.
Instructions for operating the unit with 12V power.
Steps for adjusting the unit manually using switches and knobs.
How to turn off the unit.
Explanation of automatic level adjustment based on warmth release.
Troubleshooting for dirty ventilation wheels causing reduced airflow or noise.
Details wiring for exterior lights and connections.
Table listing pins, wire colors, and consumer functions for exterior wiring.
Table detailing contacts and their corresponding circuits for the outlet.
Description of spotlights above the suite.
Description of a corner shelf with an integrated lamp.
Description of indirect lighting and rotating spotlights.
Instructions to find and use the switch on the service panel.
Provides voltage and power consumption details for the floor heating.
Instructions for opening and closing furniture flaps and doors.
Steps for opening and closing furniture flaps with handles.
Safety warning to close flaps to prevent accidental opening during driving.
Details about the cupboard's features and kitchen connections.
Instructions to unlock the snap-in lock to swing the cupboard out.
Steps for opening and shutting hinged windows.
Safety feature for windows near children's beds to prevent falls.
Information on integrated shades and insect screens.
Procedure to shut the shade by pulling the strap.
Procedure to open the shade by pulling and guiding it upward.
Safety guidelines for opening roof bonnets in various conditions.
Warning to keep forced ventilation openings always open.
Steps for opening the bonnet using the crank, including overload protection.
Steps for closing the bonnet using the crank.
Crucial safety reminder to lock the roof bonnet before driving.
Instructions for converting the table model seat group into a bed.
Steps for converting the elevating table model, including removing cushions and lowering the table.
Safety warning to secure tabletops, seat chests, and cushions.
Safety feature for children's bed windows to prevent falls.
Warning about the danger of children falling from the upper bed.
Explains how water is provided and the function of the immersion pump.
Details on water provision via immersion pump on electricity or battery.
Guidelines for using the immersion pump, including suitability and protection.
Steps to add water to the fresh water tank.
Instructions for removing water, noting automatic pump switching.
Steps to empty the tank and canister.
Tip for storing the waste water tank in the gas-bottle container.
Steps to prepare the toilet, including opening the service flap and removing the water tank extension.
Guidance on using only drinking water and noting the user's guide.
Steps to fill the therme using a pre-mixing unit or mixing faucet.
Procedure for removing water and mixing it to the desired temperature.
Specifies the power consumption for electric operation.
General safety rules for liquid gas facilities, including inspections and replacements.
Requirements for expert inspection of gas facilities every two years.
Rules for installations and modifications, stating they must be done by an expert.
Guidelines on using approved regulator knobs and pressure regulators.
Recommendation to keep a fire extinguisher and fire blanket handy.
Warning against using unauthorized heating devices due to fire or suffocation risk.
Description of the container holding two 11 kg gas bottles.
Important safety rule regarding gas bottle transport.
Checklists for securing bottles, checking for leaks, and ensuring accessibility.
Crucial safety warning about smoking or open fires when changing bottles.
Location of gas shutoff spigots in the kitchen drawer.
Rules for closing spigots during driving and during petrol tank filling.
Procedure to follow if a gas leak is suspected.
Important safety warning against heating while driving.
Checks for air outlet nozzles and ignitor batteries before first ignition.
Detailed steps for operating the heating element, including ignition and flame control.
Warning about danger of deflagration if re-igniting too soon.
Details three ways to operate the refrigerator: 12V, 230V, and liquid gas.
Safety warning to keep the refrigerator door shut and locked while driving.
Checks required before first use, including bottle valve and roof ventilation.
Warning against using indoor combustion air devices for heating due to CO risk.
Warning not to use the cooker with the glass covering closed.
Steps for operating the gas cooker, including opening cover, setting knobs, and ignition.
Safety warning about handling hot items.
Advice to keep the cover open after cooking while burners are still hot.
Warning about storing flammable objects near the cooker.
Requirement to read SMEV operating instructions before using the oven.
Condition for using the oven, requiring 230V operation.
Advice to consult manufacturer instructions for accessories.
Warning that modifications may affect driving performance and roadworthiness.
Disclaimer about HOBBY's liability for unapproved accessories.
Introduction to the table listing accessory weights.
Details on fixed maintenance intervals for the camper and installed devices.
Specifies intervals for first maintenance and subsequent annual checks.
Guidelines for performing maintenance by a HOBBY dealer and on built-in devices.
Information on the 5-year guarantee for absence of leaks.
Details on the mandatory two-year inspection of gas facilities.
Recommendation to replace safety regulator knobs and hoses after 10 years.
Instructions for examining and greasing undercarriage parts regularly.
Lists common situations where sweat residue forms.
Advice to ensure air circulation to prevent damage from sweat residue.
Guidance on washing the vehicle, using soft sponges and specific cleaning sites.
Reminder to wash the vehicle at designated sites.
Advice to use cleaners sparingly and avoid aggressive ones.
Warning against using cleaners containing solvents.
Detailed precautions for using high-pressure cleaners, including distance and water jet direction.
Warning that labels and decorations may come off if sprayed directly.
Warning that frequent polishing can damage paint.
Warning against using aggressive solvents.
Tips for maintaining windows and doors, including using talcum and cleaning acrylic panes.
Warning against using cleaners with softeners or solvents.
Information on where to purchase talcum.
Instructions for cleaning interior fabrics, recommending professional dry cleaning for heavy soiling.
Methods for cleaning carpets using vacuum cleaners or brushes.
Instructions for cleaning PVC surfaces with special solvents.
Guidance for cleaning wooden furniture finishes with moist cloths and polish.
Warning against using scouring solvents that can scratch surfaces.
Warning against using scouring cleaners in the toilet area.
Warning against pouring corrosive cleaners or boiling water down the drain.
Maintenance for synthetic parts, greasy surfaces, hinges, and water tanks.
Warning against using scouring solvents on surfaces.
Safety warning about removing spray cans to prevent explosion risk.
Information on camper suitability for winter and recommendations from dealer.
Steps for preparing the vehicle, including checking for damage and protecting surfaces.
Rules for leaving the camper in enclosed spaces.
Instructions for inner furnishings, including emptying refrigerator and ventilating spaces.
Steps for ventilation, including setting heating, opening barriers, and removing cushions.
Instruction to wipe away condensation if it builds up.
Steps for washing the underside and exterior, and removing chimney extensions.
Reminder to wash the vehicle at designated sites.
Advice to use cleaners sparingly to protect the environment.
Instructions for exterior structure, including stanchions, undercarriage treatment, and ventilation.
Instructions for emptying and cleaning water tanks, boilers, and ensuring ventilation.
Emphasizes the camper user's responsibility towards the environment.
Guidelines for using the camper in an environmentally sound manner.
Rules on respecting nature, proper disposal, and acting as a role model.
Instructions for collecting and disposing of waste water, avoiding greenery and gullies.
Guidance on emptying faeces tanks only at designated disposal stations.
Advice on using approved cleaners and applying cleaning fluid sparingly.
Note about avoiding other cleaners with an active charcoal filter system.
Guidance on using cleaning fluid sparingly.
Instructions on when and how to empty the faeces tank.
Warning against disposing of wastewater in gullies.
Instruction to empty faeces tanks only in designated areas.
Statement on the importance of environmental preservation for nature and campers.
Table showing tire sizes and corresponding air pressure in bar.
Table listing weights for various camper models according to EU regulations.
Details on gas bottles and their weights.
Details on fresh water tanks and their volumes.
Details on the connecting cable for low voltage and its weight.
Table listing exterior lighting components, voltage, and wattage.
Table listing interior lighting components, type, and wattage.
Table listing 230V interior lighting components and wattage.
General| Brand | Hobby |
|---|---|
| Model | 460 UFe Excellent Easy |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
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