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Hobby Toskana Exclusive User Manual

Hobby Toskana Exclusive
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Version 08/2011
Manual
Motor home Van Exclusive, Toskana Exclusive and Sphinx
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Hobby Toskana Exclusive Specifications

General IconGeneral
Vehicle TypeMotorhome
ManufacturerHobby
ModelToskana Exclusive
Seatbelts4
Max Weight3500 kg
EngineFiat Ducato
TransmissionManual
Berths4
HeatingTruma Combi

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 General information

Provides general information about the motor home's build and safety regulations.

1.2 Before taking your first drive

Instructions and advice for preparing the motor home before its initial drive.

1.3 Designations in the operating instructions

Explains how texts and illustrations are presented in the manual.

Chapter 2: Safety

2.1 General information

General safety precautions and advice for operating the motor home.

2.2 Fire protection

Details precautions against fire and actions to take in case of fire.

2.3 Road safety

Key points to observe regarding road safety and vehicle operation.

2.4 What to observe before taking your first drive

Information on vehicle registration and general inspections required.

2.5 Before and while driving

Steps for preparing the vehicle and important considerations during driving.

2.6 Notes for your journey

Differences in motor home behavior compared to cars and important driving notes.

2.7 Vehicle tool kit

Lists the contents of the basic vehicle tool kit and accessories provided.

2.8 Emergency equipment

Details essential emergency equipment like first-aid kit and warning triangle.

2.9 When you stop driving

Guidance on selecting a parking space and securing the vehicle.

Chapter 3: Chassis

3.1 Chassis

Describes the components of the chassis and the importance of manufacturer approval for changes.

3.2 Loading

Guidance on vehicle loading, axle loads, and technically permissible overall mass.

4. Loading

Explains how to calculate total load by considering passengers, equipment, and luggage.

3.3 Levelling supports (Optional Extra)

Instructions for extending and retracting optional levelling supports.

3.4 Entrance step

Details on operating the electrically extendable entrance step for Fiat and Iveco models.

3.5 Vehicle identification number (VIN)

Information on the location and importance of the vehicle's VIN.

3.6 Additional pneumatic springs

Describes the function and operation of optional additional pneumatic springs.

3.7 Towing fixture (Optional Extra)

Information regarding the towing fixture, tow bar load, and rear axle load.

3.8 Externally mounted fixtures

Guidance on registering externally mounted fixtures and accessories.

3.9 Automatic transmission

Explanation of the automatic transmission operation modes and gear shifting.

Chapter 4: Wheels, tyres, brakes

4.1 Wheels

Information on tightening wheel nuts/bolts, and using approved tires and rims.

4.2 Tyres

Guidelines for using approved tyres, protecting tyres, and winter tyre requirements.

4.3 Tyre pressure

Procedure for checking tyre pressure and the importance of correct inflation.

4.4 Tread depth

Recommendations for tyre tread depth and tyre replacement intervals.

4.5 Wheel rims

Guidelines for using and selecting wheel rims, including size and load capacity.

4.6 Spare tire

Details on the location and removal of the spare tire for specific models.

4.7 Tyre repair kit

Instructions for using the tyre repair kit for minor tyre damage.

4.8 Brakes

Information on brake system components, type approval, and maintenance checks.

Chapter 5: Exterior Structure

5.1 Overview of tank and service flaps

Diagrams showing the location of tanks and service flaps on various motor home models.

5.2 Ventilation

Importance of ventilation for comfort and how it is integrated in the motor home.

5.3 Opening and closing doors and flaps

Details on vehicle keys and how to open/close the entrance door externally.

5.4 Roof rail

Guidelines for loading the roof rail, including weight limits.

5.5 Bicycle carrier (Optional Extra)

Considerations for driving with a bicycle carrier installed and securing bicycles.

5.6 Load carrier (Optional Extra)

Information on fitting and using load carriers, including load limits and handling effects.

5.7 Sun awning (Optional Extra)

Instructions for extending and retracting the optional sun awning.

Chapter 6: Interior Structure

6.1 Opening and closing doors and flaps

General advice on closing interior doors and flaps before driving.

6.2 Television holder for flat-screen monitor

Instructions for mounting and securing a TV holder for flat-screen monitors.

6.3 Tables

Instructions for lowering and extending tables in the seating arrangements.

6.4 Bed conversion

Steps for converting seating arrangements into comfortable beds for sleeping.

6.5 Elevated berths

Safety measures for children in upper berths and permissible loading.

6.6 Washroom with Sliding Wall

How to slide washroom elements to use the shower and secure it for driving.

6.7 Cushion arrangements (Back cushions: Optional Extra)

Information on cushion arrangements and the use of optional back cushions.

6.8 Windows

Instructions for opening and closing knockout windows with locking hooks.

6.9 Dimming system for driver's cabin (Optional Extra)

Guidelines for using the driver's cabin dimming system and its limitations.

6.10 Skylight

Safety instructions for operating the skylight, including weather and opening precautions.

6.11 Pivoting seats in the driver's cab

Operation of pivoting driver's and passenger's seats for extra seating.

6.12 Construction of the seats

Information on cushion fastenings and setting headrest height.

6.13 Seatbelts in the caravan

Instructions for buckling and unbuckling seatbelts, and general safety advice.

6.14 Overview of the seating arrangements

Diagrams showing seating arrangements and which seats are usable while driving.

6.15 Overview of day and night positions

Illustrations showing the day and night configurations of various motor home layouts.

Chapter 7: Electrical Installations

7.1 Safety instructions

Essential safety precautions for working with the vehicle's electrical system.

7.2 Elements of the electrical system

Overview of the main components of the HOBBY on-board electrical system.

7.3 Electric power supply

Details on 230V and 12V power supply connections and safety rules.

7.4 Functioning of the electrical supply unit

Information on the battery charger's location and operation of the 230V mains connection.

7.5 Caravan battery

Information on the caravan battery's place of installation and features.

7.6 Fuse protection of the electric system

Details on fuse protection for ancillary batteries and 12V circuits.

7.7 Mobile navigation

Information on optional navigation systems and rear-view cameras.

7.8 Subsequently installed devices

Requirements for electronic devices used while driving, ensuring electromagnetic compatibility.

Chapter 8: Water

8.1 General

General advice on water quality, system emptying, and flushing.

8.2 Water supply

How the water supply system works, including fresh and waste water tanks.

8.3 Hot water supply

Details on the hot water system with integrated boiler and its operation.

8.4 Flushing toilet

Instructions for preparing the toilet and removing the waste tank.

Chapter 9: Gas

9.1 General safety rules when using LPG fittings

Safety rules for using LPG fittings, including leak detection and expert checks.

9.2 Gas supply

Overview of the motor home's propane gas system and the equipment it runs.

Gas regulator with a crash sensor (Optional Extra)

Operation of the gas regulator with a crash sensor for safety during driving.

Switching valve for the two-cylinder gas unit (Optional Extra)

How the DuoControl CS enables automatic switching between gas cylinders.

Chapter 10: Built-in devices

10.1 General Information

Information on built-in devices, their operation, and the importance of specialists for repairs.

10.2 Heating

Description of the combined LPG heating system and its operating panel.

FrostControl

Describes the FrostControl safety valve and its automatic draining function.

10.3 Electric Heating System (Optional Extra)

Details on the electric heating system's heating rods and energy selection.

10.4 Hot-water heating (Optional Extra)

Description of the LPG hot-water heating system and its place of installation.

10.5 Auxiliary Heating in the Driver's Cab (Optional Extra)

Details on the auxiliary heating unit for the driver's cab and its operation.

10.6 Refrigerator

Explanation of the refrigerator's three modes of operation: 12V, 230V, and LPG.

10.7 Gas cooker

Details on the gas cooker, including safety precautions and initial operation.

10.8 Oven (Optional Extra)

Safety precautions and instructions for switching on and operating the oven.

10.9 Fume Hood (Optional Extra)

Information on the fume hood's function and the need for regular filter cleaning.

10.10 Rooftop Air Conditioning (Optional Extra)

Instructions for operating the rooftop air conditioner and optimizing its performance.

Chapter 11: Maintenance and Care

11.1 Maintenance

Details on stipulated maintenance intervals for the motor home and its equipment.

11.2 Airing

Importance of sufficient ventilation for comfort and preventing corrosive damage.

11.3 Care

Guidelines for cleaning the exterior of the vehicle, including washing and drying.

11.4 Winter Lay Up for the Motor home

Preparations for laying up the motor home for winter, including storage and vehicle care.

11.5 Winter Operation

Preparations and advice for using the motor home during winter.

Chapter 12: Sanitation and Environmental Protection

12.1 The environment and traveling

Emphasizes the owner's responsibility for environmentally friendly use of the motor home.

12.2 Returning the vehicle

Information on the basic vehicle manufacturer's responsibility for taking back and recycling the motor home.

Chapter 13: Technical Data

13.1 Weights according to 92/21/EWG

Table detailing weights of various motor home models according to EU regulations.

13.2 Inflation pressures

Table showing tyre inflation pressures for different motor home models and tyre types.

13.3 Technical data

Table providing technical specifications like chassis, frame extension, and tow-bar for various models.

13.4 Tyres and rims for basic motor home vehicles

Table specifying tyre sizes, wheel attachments, and steel rims for basic motor homes.

13.5 Accessory weights

List of accessory items and their corresponding weights in kilograms.

Appendix

Calculating masses for HOBBY motor homes

Guide on calculating motor home mass by subtracting loads from the technically permissible overall mass.

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