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General| Brand | Hobby |
|---|---|
| Model | 720 UKFe Prestige |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
Provides general information about the camper and warranty conditions.
Explains symbols, guidelines, and warnings used within the manual.
Covers keys, emergency equipment, and fire prevention measures for safe operation.
Details pre-drive checks for exterior and interior preparation to ensure safe travel.
Provides essential rules for proper weight distribution and securing loads for safe handling.
Offers guidance on driving techniques, including cornering and braking for safe operation.
Covers procedures for parking, shunting, and securing the vehicle after driving.
Explains the importance of undercarriage maintenance and using original spare parts.
Describes the safety coupling system for preventing pitching and its operational speed limit.
Details how to activate and release the parking brake and the function of the rapid-emergency brake.
Lists the conditions and regulations required for operating the camper at 100 km/h.
Provides guidance on selecting, checking, and maintaining tires for optimal performance and safety.
Details the importance of correct tire pressure and how to check it regularly.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely changing a flat tire.
Explains the importance of proper ventilation for living comfort and appliance function.
Details the operation of external and internal entry doors and their safety features.
Describes how to open and close the flap for the gas bottle container, ensuring secure storage.
Offers advice on handling and loading the bicycle carrier, including speed adjustments.
Explains the operation of various interior doors, flaps, and drawers, including locking mechanisms.
Covers the operation of elevating, hanging, and swivelling tables for various uses.
Details how to convert seating arrangements into comfortable beds for sleeping.
Explains how to open and close hinged windows and their safety features.
Offers crucial safety advice for the installation and use of electrical devices in the camper.
Details the functions and operation of the standard and optional LCD control panels.
Explains how to connect to external power sources and the camper's electrical system.
Covers the water supply system, its correspondence to standards, and general notes on water quality.
Details the built-in fresh water tank and the rolling waste water tank, including filling and emptying.
Provides instructions for preparing and using the toilet, including excrement and flushing water tanks.
Outlines critical safety rules, inspection requirements, and modifications for gas facilities.
Describes the propane gas facilities, bottle container, and rules for safely handling gas bottles.
Introduces built-in devices, emphasizing specialist repair and the use of original spare parts.
Details the operation, installation, and safety precautions for the hot-air heating system.
Covers the operation, modes, and important information for the hot-water heating system.
Details the refrigerator's methods of operation (12V, 230V, gas) and food storage guidelines.
Provides instructions for operating the gas cooker, including safety precautions and ignition procedures.
Covers maintenance intervals, warranty conditions, and gas facility inspections.
Explains the initial inspection and regular adjustment requirements for the wheel brakes.
Offers rules for cleaning the exterior and interior, including specific advice for different surfaces.
Provides essential guidelines for preparing the camper for winter storage.
Promotes environmentally sound practices for camper users, including waste disposal.
Lists tire sizes and their corresponding recommended air pressures in bar.
Provides a detailed table of weights for various camper models according to regulations.
Details tire sizes, rim specifications, and pressure for both standard and light alloy rims.
Lists the specifications for 12V vehicle and interior lighting, including voltage and wattage.
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