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Category | Camping Equipment |
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Type | Caravan |
Brand | Hobby |
Model | 545 KMF La Vita veneto |
Berths | 4 |
Axles | 1 |
Water Tank Capacity | 25 l |
Width | 2.30 m |
Information on safety, including keys provided, emergency equipment, and fire prevention measures.
Essential rescue equipment required for emergencies: first aid kit, warning triangle, vest.
Measures to prevent fires, including handling children, flammable materials, and electrical/gas systems.
Detailed checklist for preparing the camper's exterior for driving.
Procedure for fighting a fire, including evacuation, shutting off supplies, and calling for help.
Checklist for securing interior items, checking fluids, and closing all doors and flaps.
Instructions on distributing weight evenly, stowing heavy objects, and checking weight limits.
Explanation and rules for adjusting and checking the drawbar load for driving stability.
Step-by-step guide to determining and adjusting the camper's drawbar load.
Key rules for safe driving, including speed, side winds, and road conditions.
Specific rules for navigating curves safely with a camper.
Explanation of camper brakes, braking distance, and rules for braking on different terrains.
Explanation of the automatic reverse function and how the camper's brakes behave in reverse.
Guidelines for shunting the camper, including blind spots and using a guide.
Specific rules for driving in reverse, noting the direction of tilt and using a guide.
Criteria for selecting a suitable parking place, ensuring levelness and stability.
Steps for securing the camper, including parking brake, rotating stanchions, and wheel blocks.
Explanation of the safety coupling with tracking stabiliser conforming to ISO 11555-1 for preventing pitching.
Steps for preparing the tension ball coupler for hitching and unhitching.
Procedure for hitching the camper to the base vehicle using the tension ball coupler.
How to inspect the hitch to ensure it is properly attached and the green pin is visible.
Steps to activate the stabilization system by moving the operation lever downwards.
Procedure for shutting off the stabilization system by moving the operation lever upwards.
Steps for unhitching the camper, releasing the overrun coupling and disconnecting the cable.
How to control the state of the friction pads in the stabilizing device using the wear indicator.
Steps for activating the locking brake when parking the camper.
Procedure to lock the hand brake lever by pulling it upward.
Procedure to release the hand brake by pushing it forward.
Explanation of the rapid-emergency brake and its function when the camper is disconnected.
Guidelines for using designated tires, checking tread wear, and driving on new tires.
Rules for checking tire pressure, frequency, and conditions for checking.
Instructions on checking and fixing tire pressure, driving on low pressure, and checking when cold.
Information on required profile depth and the age of tires, including manufacturer recommendations.
Recommendation to change tires after six years and avoid obstacles.
Explanation of tire aging and how to determine tire manufacture date using the DOT number.
Procedures for changing a tire, including vehicle preparation and securing.
Detailed steps for changing the wheel, including jack placement and screw tightening.
Instructions for using the tire repair kit, including limitations and temperature guidelines.
Detailed steps for using the tire repair kit, including shaking, filling, and checking pressure.
General safety tips for electrical devices, including not removing warnings and specialist work.
Important notes regarding electrical installation spaces, standard equipment, and authorized specialists.
Description of the standard control panel layout and its buttons for operating lights and devices.
Description of the optional LCD control panel, its functions, and main switch operations.
How to activate devices using the main switch and turn off lights.
How the camper receives power via the 230V CEE feeder plug.
Steps to connect to an external 230V mains, including circuit breaker and plug.
Steps to disconnect from the 230V mains, including circuit breaker and cover flap.
Guidelines for using a 3x2.5mm² cable, power consumption limits, and cable drum usage.
How the base vehicle battery supplies 12V devices during driving and stopovers.
Guidelines for installing and operating auxiliary batteries, including maintenance and safety.
How the auxiliary battery supplies power and the three possible input sources for charging.
How the electrical system transitions from battery to mains operation and the role of the converter.
Step-by-step guide to filling the water system, ensuring proper air removal and therme filling.
Procedure for removing water from the system, mixing temperature, and emptying.
Steps for emptying the water system, including opening taps and checking for complete drainage.
How to switch on the therme for hot water, temperature regulation, and heating system interaction.
Rules for switching off the therme when not in use and checking liquid levels.
Rules for therme operation, including draining at risk of frost and pressure limits.
Steps for preparing the excrement tank, avoiding direct liquid addition and using ventilation button.
Steps for preparing the flushing water tank, avoiding overfilling and checking indicators.
Instructions for using the toilet, opening/closing the valve, and flushing.
Instructions for emptying the excrement tank, including filling level indicators and ventilation.
General safety rules for liquid gas facilities, including inspection and regulator knob requirements.
Requirements for gas facility inspection by an expert every two years, and documentation.
Rules for installations and modifications, requiring expert conduct and specific pressure devices.
Guidelines for using custom-made regulator knobs with safety valves, and counter-clockwise connections.
Pre-use checks for gas system, including ventilation openings, flue, and fire extinguisher recommendation.
Procedure for changing gas bottles, including opening flap, shutting valves, and checking for leaks.
Warning that built-in devices require repair by specialists using original spare parts.
Warning that unauthorized changes void the guarantee and operating license.
Pre-use checks for hot-air heating, including air outlets, flue, and automatic ignitor batteries.
Steps for operating the hot-air heating, including valve opening, handle settings, and ignition.
Procedure for shutting off the hot-air heating and closing valves.
Steps to switch on the Ultraheat, set power, and adjust room temperature.
Procedure to switch off the Ultraheat using the rotary switch.
Key information before operating the heating system, including draining, filling, and air circulation.
Explanation of the operating device, idle position, and how to set functions using buttons and arrows.
Steps to start the hot water heater by pressing the 'Off' and '+/On' buttons.
Procedure to shut off the hot water heater by pressing the '-/Off' button.
How to set the desired temperature by pressing the arrow, '+/On', and '-/Off' buttons.
Instructions for controlling hot water function on the display, showing 'ON' or 'OFF' status.
Instructions for controlling the heating with gas function on the display, showing 'ON' or 'OFF' status.
Instructions for controlling electric heating, selecting power settings, and showing 'ON' or 'OFF' status.
Warning to empty the boiler if there is a danger of frost.
Warning not to operate the boiler when it is empty.
Steps for filling the boiler, including shutting valves, switching power, and opening faucets.
Steps for emptying the boiler, including switching off power and opening the outlet valve.
Instructions for operating the boiler on gas, including chimney cap, gas bottle, and temperature setting.