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Hobby 750 UMF Landhaus User Manual

Hobby 750 UMF Landhaus
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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 750 UMF Landhaus Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHobby
Model750 UMF Landhaus
CategoryMotorhomes
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 General Information and Markings

Covers camper development, safety regulations, technical condition, and handbook markings like texts, illustrations, and warnings.

2. Safety

2.1 General Safety and Drive Preparation

Highlights safety instructions, owner responsibilities, warning labels, and vehicle/interior prep for driving.

Vehicle Preparation for Driving

Outlines steps for preparing the camper for driving, including hitching, tire bolts, lighting, gas bottles, windows, and securing loads.

Interior Preparation and Pre-Drive Checks

Details interior prep, securing objects, closing doors, checking essentials, and pre-drive checks like first-aid kit and lighting.

2.3 Trip Guidelines: Loading

Provides rules for loading the camper, emphasizing even weight distribution, securing heavy objects, and checking total weight.

Trip Guidelines: Drawbar Load and Roof Loads

Explains drawbar load importance for stability and rules for roof loads, including height and impact on performance.

Trip Guidelines: Braking

Explains how trailer carriages behave differently during braking and advises on testing and proper usage.

Trip Guidelines: Shunting and Driving

Advises on shunting rules, notes blind spots, recommends test drives, and covers driving in various conditions.

Trip Guidelines: Reverse and Curve Driving

Details reverse driving and curve driving rules, emphasizing caution with speed, radius, and potential rear overhang.

2.4 Emergency Equipment

Covers first aid kit, warning triangle, and high-visibility vest, emphasizing their importance and placement.

Emergency: Fire Prevention and Fighting

Lists fire prevention measures and outlines procedures for fighting a fire, including evacuation and contacting emergency services.

2.5 Maximum Speeds and 100 km/h Conditions

Specifies maximum speeds and details requirements for 100 km/h driving, including vehicle features and tire age.

2.6 After the Drive: Parking and Securing

Provides rules for choosing parking, securing the vehicle with brake/stanchions, and redirecting electrical devices.

3. Undercarriage and Vehicle Registration

3.1 Undercarriage Maintenance

Discusses undercarriage components, dealer maintenance, original parts, and safety coupling WS 3000.

Hitching and Unhitching Procedures

Provides steps for hitching/unhitching, including preparation, stabilization system, and inspection.

Stabilization System Operation and Inspection

Explains activation, inspection of friction lining, and adjustment of the stabilization system.

Coupler and Ball Maintenance

Details maintenance for the tension ball coupler and coupling ball on the base vehicle, focusing on cleanliness and greasing.

3.2 Vehicle Registration and 3.3 General Inspection

Outlines vehicle registration process, required documents, biennial inspections, and FIN location.

3.4 Definition of Mass (Weights)

Explains mass definitions per EU regulations, including gross vehicle weight rating, running order, and additional load.

3.5 Rotating Stanchions Operation

Describes the location and operation of rotating stanchions for support, emphasizing they are not for leveling.

3.6 Entry Step Tread and 3.7 Locking Brake

Provides instructions for entry step use and operation of the locking brake for parking the carriage.

3.8 Overrunning Brake System

Details inspection and adjustment of the overrunning brake system, including downhill braking precautions.

4. Wheels and Tires

4.1 Tire Care and 4.2 Tire Pressure

Advises on tire care, checking tread, wear, and pressure, and the risks of low tire pressure.

4.3 Tire Profile Depth and Age

Covers tire profile depth requirements, age limits, and how to determine tire manufacturing date (DOT number).

4.4 Rim Guidelines and Wheel Screws

Provides rules for using other rims, load capacity, and torque specifications for wheel screws.

4.5 Tire Changing Procedure

Details preparation steps for changing a tire, including parking, securing the vehicle, and loosening wheel screws.

Wheel Changing and Tire Repair Kit

Guides on changing the wheel using the jack and explains how to use a tire repair kit for small cuts.

5. Exterior Structure

5.1 Ventilation and De-aeration

Explains the importance of proper ventilation for comfort and preventing damage, and the location of ventilation systems.

Refrigerator and Heating Element Ventilation

Details refrigerator ventilation bars and heating element ventilation flap, warning against blocking openings.

5.2 Vehicle Keys and Locks

Provides instructions for opening/closing entry doors, service flaps, and other exterior locks.

Exterior Flaps and Socket Operation

Details operation of gas-bottle container flap, toilet flap, and exterior electrical socket cover.

5.3 Exterior Mirrors and 5.4 Roof Rail

Emphasizes exterior mirror adjustment for safety and offers rules for loading the roof rail.

5.5 Entry Door Operation

Explains the operation of the entry door, including unlatching and latching the upper part for access and security.

6. Electrical System Installation

6.1 Electrical Safety Tips

Lists crucial safety tips for electrical installations, emphasizing authorized specialists, proper cable use, and fire risks.

6.2 Service Panel Overview

Describes push-buttons on the service panel for controlling lights and systems, including secondary panels.

Secondary Panels and Remote Control

Details secondary panels for sleeping/washroom areas and mentions optional remote control for service panel.

6.3 Electrical Supply Sources

Explains camper power supply via mains connection, including 230V CEE plug and system protection.

Mains Connection Rules and Fuse Assignment

Provides rules for mains connection, cable specs, overload breakers, and details fuse assignment for 450VA supply.

6.4 Electrical Supply Unit Function: Battery Operation

Explains 12V operation from the base vehicle battery, advising to switch off on stops and noting refrigerator function.

6.5 Truma-Vent Blower Operation

Details manual and automatic operation of the Truma-Vent blower unit, including adjustment and turning off.

6.6 Taillight Bulb Replacement

Provides step-by-step instructions for changing taillight bulbs, including removing the taillight and accessing the bulbs.

6.7 Interior Circuit Diagram

Presents the interior circuit diagram for the Hobby Light Control System 2007, detailing connections for various interior lights and functions.

6.8 Exterior Circuit Diagram

Shows the exterior circuit diagram for 12V electrical installation, including lighting and connector pin assignments.

Socket Contact Assignments (DIN 1648-1)

Lists the contacts of sockets in accordance with DIN 1648-1:97, detailing the circuit for each pin on the 13-poled outlet.

6.9 Interior Lighting

Describes various interior lighting types: halogen spotlights, corner shelf lamps, indirect lighting, and suite ceiling lamps.

6.10 Electric Floor Heating

Explains the electric floor heating, its location, purpose to prevent heat loss, and technical data.

7. Interior Structure

7.1 Doors and Flaps Operation

Provides instructions for opening/closing furniture flaps and doors, emphasizing securing them before driving.

7.2 Media Storage Cupboard

Describes the rotating TV/bar media storage cupboard, its connections, and how to unlock and swing it out.

7.3 Window Operation

Details how to open/shut hinged windows and operate separate shades and insect screens.

7.4 Roof Bonnet Operation

Covers roof bonnet safety instructions, operation for opening/closing, and shade/insect screen adjustments.

7.5 Bed Conversion

Provides conversion steps for the elevating table model to transform seat groups into beds.

7.6 Children's Beds Safety

Details safety measures for children's beds, including window security and precautions for upper beds.

8. Water System

8.1 Water Supply

Explains water supply via immersion pump, power sources, pump rules, fresh water tank, and waste water tank.

8.2 Water Flushing Toilet

Provides toilet preparation, operation, faeces tank emptying, and storage instructions.

8.3 Warm Water Supply (Truma-Therme)

Outlines warm water supply rules, therme emptying, and electric operation details.

9. Gas System

9.1 Gas Safety Rules

Covers general safety for liquid gas facilities, inspection, regulator knobs, hoses, waste gas, and pre-use checks.

9.2 Gas Supply and Bottle Container

Describes gas supply, bottle container, changing gas bottles safely, and using shutoff spigots/valves.

9.3 Heating Element Operation

Details heating element models, operation, and changing ignitor batteries.

9.4 Refrigerator Operation Modes

Explains the three methods of operating the refrigerator: 12V, 230V, and liquid gas.

9.5 Gas Cooker Usage

Details pre-use checks and operation of the gas cooker, including burner ignition and safety precautions.

9.6 Hot-Water Heating System and 9.7 Boiler

Refers to Alde heating system and Truma boiler instructions, advising to follow manufacturer's guides.

9.8 Oven Operation

Advises noting SMEV operating instructions before initial oven operation and use only during 230V operation.

10. Accessories

Accessory Usage and Modification Warnings

Advises noting accessory instructions and warns that modifications may endanger vehicle performance if not approved.

11. Maintenance and Upkeep

11.1 Maintenance Schedule

Outlines maintenance intervals, including first dealer maintenance and annual checks for camper and devices.

11.2 Ventilation and 11.3 Upkeep Basics

Explains ventilation importance and provides basic upkeep rules for cleaning the exterior.

Exterior Cleaning Methods

Provides rules for exterior cleaning, including washing, high-pressure cleaner use, and drying.

Surface Polishing and Damage Repair

Advises on polishing surfaces and stresses immediate repair of all damage to prevent corrosion.

Interior Cleaning: Surfaces and Carpets

Details cleaning rules for windows, doors, interior surfaces, upholstery, curtains, and carpets.

Toilet Area and Sink Cleaning

Provides rules for cleaning the toilet area and enamel sink, emphasizing appropriate cleaners.

11.4 Winter Operation Preparation

Discusses camper suitability for winter and outlines preparation steps including vehicle inspection and protection.

Winter Operation: Condensation and Ventilation

Explains condensation issues in winter and provides rules for ventilation and frost protection measures.

End of Winter Season Upkeep

Provides rules for upkeep after winter, including washing underside, cleaning exterior, and removing chimney extension.

12. Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection

12.1 Environment and Mobile Travel

Emphasizes environmentally sound use, responsible waste disposal, and acting as a role model.

Waste Water and Faeces Disposal Rules

Details rules for waste water and faeces disposal, emphasizing collection in tanks and proper disposal methods.

13. Technical Data

13.1 Tire Pressure Values

Provides a table of tire sizes and their corresponding air pressure in bar.

13.2 Vehicle Weights (97/27/EG)

Lists weights for various camper models according to 97/27/EG regulations, including empty weight and load capacity.

13.3 Basic Equipment Weights

Details the basic equipment included for safe vehicle use, listing weights for liquid gas supply, fluids, and electric supply.

13.4 Lighting Specifications

Lists lighting specifications for 12V vehicle lighting and 12V/230V interior lighting, including voltage and wattage.

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