Operating manual and inspection booklet
Safety
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Fuelling Fuel can cause severe health hazards, it is highly inflammable
and may lead to injuries or may cause damage to the
environment and result in physical damage.
Always ensure that:
the petrol system is switched off prior to fuelling. Close all
petrol appliances, quick-action valves and gas cylinder
valves.
Never confuse the fuel filler cap with the fresh water inlet!
Only a few drops of fuel will contaminate the entire fresh
water system.
Any fuel spillage must be wiped up immediately and disposed
of.
En route Failure to comply with local traffic regulations can cause
accidents with serious or fatal injuries.
While en route, the following instructions must be observed:
Always comply with local traffic regulations.
Always adjust your driving to current road and traffic
conditions, the total weight and dimensions of your vehicle.
In particular, compliance with driving restrictions for motor
homes is mandatory.
Prior to driving into a car park, underpasses, bridges, tunnels,
or vehicle decks of ferries, note the clearance dimensions
such as height and width.
The number of persons travelling in the vehicle must not
exceed the permitted maximum number of passengers
( see vehicle registration document).
While driving the vehicle, all passengers must wear their
seatbelts.
Never open door locks while driving.
Avoid sudden and abrupt braking.
Drive slowly and carefully if the road conditions are poor.
Avoid bottoming out on ramps (when entering a ferry, for
example), uneven surfaces, or when driving in reverse.
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