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Hobby 650 UMFe Prestige User Manual

Hobby 650 UMFe Prestige
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Operation Guide Camper
Version 01/2011
GB

Table of Contents

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Hobby 650 UMFe Prestige Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sleeping Capacity4
Number of berths4
Berths4
Seatbelts4
Gross Vehicle Weight3500 kg
Maximum permissible mass3500 kg

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 General Information

General information about camper development, safety, and guarantees.

1.2 Markings in Operation Instructions

Explains the meaning of various symbols and markings used in the manual.

2. Safety

2.1 General Information

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

2.2 Before the Drive

Details preparation steps for the camper before driving, covering exterior and interior checks.

2.3 Loading

Provides rules and guidelines for properly loading the camper to ensure safety and stability.

2.4 Handling Performance

Offers advice on driving the camper, including general rules and cornering techniques.

2.5 After the Drive

Details procedures for parking the camper, including choosing a spot and securing the vehicle.

3. Undercarriage and Vehicle Registration

3.1 General Information

Discusses undercarriage maintenance and the use of original parts.

3.2 Drawbars / Longitudinal Beams

Details the main chassis beam, towbar connection, and modifications to the chassis.

3.3 Safety Coupling WS 3000

Explains the function and use of the safety coupling with tracking stabiliser.

3.4 Front Landing Wheel

Provides instructions on how to raise, lower, and secure the front landing wheel.

3.5 Locking Brake Facilities

Explains how to activate and release the parking brake and the rapid-emergency brake.

3.6 Overrunning Equipment and Wheel Brakes

Details the overrunning brake system, checking equipment, and wheel brake maintenance.

3.7 Rotating Stanchions

Describes how to turn the rotating stanchions outward and inward for support.

3.8 Vehicle Registration

Outlines the process and documents needed for registering the camper.

3.9 General Inspection

Explains the requirements for the mandatory biennial inspection and required documents.

3.10 Fit for a Speed of 100 km/h

Details the conditions and requirements for operating the camper at 100 km/h.

3.11 Definition of Mass

Explains the definition of various masses and weights related to the camper.

4. Wheels and Tires

4.1 Tires

Provides guidelines on tire selection, maintenance, and initial driving with new tires.

4.2 Tire Pressure

Explains how to check tire pressure, rules for pressure, and the importance of correct pressure.

4.3 Profile Depth and Age of Tires

Details how to check tire tread depth and the importance of tire age for safety.

4.4 Rims

Covers rules for using different rims, wheel screws, and adjusting torque.

4.5 Changing the Tire

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to change a tire on the camper.

5. Exterior Structure

5.1 Ventilation and De-aerating

Explains forced ventilation systems, the impact of humidity, and refrigerator ventilation.

5.2 Entry Door

Provides instructions on how to open and close the external entry door.

5.3 Service Flap

Details how to open and close the service flap, including important closing checks.

5.4 Gas-bottle Container Flap

Explains how to open and close the gas-bottle container flap and its securing mechanism.

5.5 Toilet Flap

Provides instructions for opening and closing the toilet flap.

5.6 Roof

Discusses rules for roof loads, ladder use, and safe stepping on the roof.

5.7 Guide Rail for Outer Tent and Skirting

Explains the function of the guide rail for tents and the purpose of its seal.

5.8 Bicycle Carrier

Details handling considerations when a bicycle carrier is loaded and its maximum load.

5.9 Roof Awning

Advises on assembly of roof awnings by specialists and potential performance impacts.

6. Interior Structure

6.1 Doors, Flaps and Drawers

Explains how to operate kitchen cabinets, magnetic catches, and washroom doors.

6.2 Pivoting TV Cabinet

Details the operation of the extendable media shelf and media oval.

6.3 Extendable Media Shelf

Explains the function and operation of an extendable, pivot-mounted room divider.

6.4 TV Mount

Describes how to unlock and lock the optional TV mount.

6.5 Tables

Details the operation of elevating, hanging, and swivelling tables within the camper.

6.6 Conversion of Seats and Beds

Provides instructions on converting seating arrangements into comfortable beds.

6.7 Children's Beds

Covers safety aspects of children's beds, including securing windows and weight limits.

6.8 Windows

Explains how to open and close hinged windows and their safety features.

6.9 Roof Bonnets

Details the operation of large and small roof bonnets, including safety instructions.

7. Installation of Electrical Devices

7.1 Safety Tips

Offers crucial safety advice and notes regarding electrical installations and warning labels.

7.2 Control Panel

Introduces the standard control panel, its functions, and buttons for operating lights and devices.

7.3 Electrical Supply

Explains how to connect to mains power, use the circuit breaker, and disconnect the connection.

7.4 Electrical System

Describes how the electrical system switches between mains and battery operation.

7.5 External Circuit Diagram

Provides a wiring diagram for the 12V electrical installation in the vehicle.

7.6 Contact Plan for Light Control System

Presents a detailed contact plan for the light control system, showing connections.

7.7 Special Lights

Describes special lighting features like corner lights and children's bed lights.

8. Water

8.1 General Information

Explains the water supply system, immersion pump function, and rules for its use.

8.2 Tanks

Details the built-in fresh water tank and the rolling waste water tank.

8.3 Water Supply

Guides on filling the water system, operating taps, and checking water levels.

8.4 Toilet

Explains how to prepare the excrement tank and flushing water tank for toilet use.

9. Gas System

9.1 General Safety Rules for Liquid Gas Facilities

Covers inspection requirements, regulator knobs, hoses, and installations for gas facilities.

9.2 Gas Supply

Details the gas bottle container, its rules, and the safe handling of gas bottles.

9.3 External Gas Socket

Explains the optional external gas socket, its connection, and operating pressure requirements.

10. Built-in Devices

10.1 General Information

Provides general advice on built-in devices, repairs, spare parts, and compliance.

10.2 Hot-air Heating

Details the hot-air heating system, including installation, operation, and safety warnings.

10.3 Electric Auxiliary Heating

Explains the electric auxiliary heating system, its power settings, and operation.

10.4 Electrical Floor Heating

Describes the electrical floor heating system, its purpose, and operational data.

10.5 Hot-water Heating System

Details the hot-water heating system, its modes of operation, and important information.

10.6 Boiler

Explains how to fill and empty the boiler, and its operating modes on gas and electricity.

10.7 Refrigerator

Covers refrigerator operation modes (12V, 230V, gas) and general advice.

10.8 Gas Cooker

Provides instructions for using the gas cooker before first use and safety precautions.

10.9 Fume Hood

Explains the function of the fume hood, cleaning the filter, and its controls.

10.10 Oven

Details safety precautions and operating procedures for the oven, including ignition.

10.11 Microwave

Explains how to operate the optional 230V microwave and safety warnings.

11. Accessories

12. Maintenance and Upkeep

12.1 Maintenance

Details maintenance intervals, the 5-year leak guarantee, and gas facility inspection requirements.

12.2 Drawgear

Covers maintenance of the drawgear, including coupling ball care and friction elements.

12.3 Brakes

Explains the initial brake inspection requirements and subsequent regular inspections.

12.4 Changing the Taillight Bulbs

Provides a step-by-step guide on how to replace taillight bulbs.

12.5 Ventilation

Emphasizes the importance of ventilation for interior climate and preventing corrosion.

12.6 Upkeep

Details rules for cleaning the exterior, including wash sites and types of cleaning agents.

12.7 Winter Lay Up for the Camper

Provides essential rules and preparation steps for winter storage of the camper.

12.8 Winter Operation

Gives advice on using the camper in winter, focusing on heating and interior fittings.

13. Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection

13.1 The Environment and Mobile Travel

Promotes environmentally sound practices, including waste disposal and considerate behavior.

14. Technical Data

14.1 Tire Pressure Values

Lists recommended tire pressures for various tire sizes used in the camper.

14.2 Weights in Accordance with 97/27/EG

Tabulates weights for different camper models, including empty weight and maximum allowed weight.

14.3 Basic Equipment

Lists the weights of basic equipment and fluids required for the camper's operation.

14.4 Technical Data

Provides detailed technical specifications for various camper models, including axle and brake details.

14.5 Possibilities for Increasing Loads

Details technical specifications related to increasing the camper's load capacity.

14.6 Tires and Rims

Lists tire and rim specifications, including light alloy rim details and tire bolt torque.

14.7 Lighting

Details the specifications for 12V vehicle and interior lighting, including voltage and watt ratings.

14.8 Moulding

Illustrates the camper's moulding dimensions and lining design.

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