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OPERATION GUIDE CARAVAN

2021

1. Introduction

Dear Fendt Customer!

Thank you for purchasing a Fendt caravan, which will be your dependable companion for the most enjoyable

days of the year for many years to come.

Thanks to our many years of experience in the construction of leisure vehicles we are able to react innovatively

to current market conditions and demands.

Driving safety and comfortable living are, and have always been, indispensible elements of our product

philosophy.

The name Fendt-Caravan has stood for high quality manufacturing for many decades now.

You will also be able to benet from a dense network of dealer service points throughout Europe. Take advan-

tage of your authorised dealer‘s experience and technical knowledge - we recommend speaking to him in

detail before taking your rst trip with your Fendt caravan.

Please read this manual carefully to ensure that you use your vehicle correctly.

Fendt‘s employees wish you many enjoyable trips and hope you will always have a safe journey with your

new Fendt caravan.

Fendt-Caravan GmbH

1. Introduction

1 Introduction

1.1 General information ...........................................................................................................................1

1.2 Markings in these operation instructions .......................................................................................... 1

2 Safety

2.1 General information ...........................................................................................................................3

2.2 Before the drive .................................................................................................................................5

2.3 Loading .............................................................................................................................................6

2.4 Handling Performance ......................................................................................................................8

2.5 After the drive ....................................................................................................................................9

3 Undercarriage and vehicle registration

3.1 General information .........................................................................................................................11

3.2 Safety coupling AKS 3004 ..............................................................................................................12

3.3 Locking brake facilitiesng und Radbremsen ...................................................................................13

3.4 Overrunning equipment and wheel brakes .....................................................................................13

3.5 Rotating stanchions ........................................................................................................................15

3.6 Vehicle registration .......................................................................................................................... 16

3.7 General inspection ..........................................................................................................................16

3.8 Fit for a Speed of 100 km/h ............................................................................................................16

3.9 Denition of mass ...........................................................................................................................17

4 Wheels, tires

4.1 Tires ................................................................................................................................................19

4.2 Tire pressure ...................................................................................................................................19

4.3 Prole depth and age of tires .......................................................................................................... 20

4.4 Rims ................................................................................................................................................20

4.5 Changing the tire .............................................................................................................................22

5 Exterior structure

5.1 Ventilation and De-aerating .............................................................................................................24

5.2 External entry ..................................................................................................................................25

5.3 Service ap .....................................................................................................................................30

5.4 Toilet ap ......................................................................................................................................... 31

5.5 Gas-bottle container ap ................................................................................................................31

5.6 Roof and roof rail ............................................................................................................................32

5.7 Guide rail for outer tent ..................................................................................................................32

5.8 Bicycle carrier .................................................................................................................................32

5.8.1 Rear-mounted CARRYBACK bicycle carrier ..................................................................................33

5.9 Subsequent installation of an awning .............................................................................................34

6 Interior structure

6.1 Doors, aps, drawers and kitchen worktop ....................................................................................35

6.2 Converting the seating arrangement into a bed .............................................................................35

6.3 Bunk beds ....................................................................................................................................... 40

6.4 Windows .........................................................................................................................................42

6.5 Roof bonnets...................................................................................................................................42

7 Installation of electrical devices

7.1 Safety tips .......................................................................................................................................43

7.2 Electrical supply .............................................................................................................................. 43

7.3 Control panel ...................................................................................................................................47

7.4 Lighting control system with switch/touch panel ............................................................................48

7.5 Truma-iNet-System ......................................................................................................................... 68

7.6 Circuit diagram for lighting in the vehicle ........................................................................................71

7.7 Lights in the caravan requiring extra switching ..............................................................................74

7.8 Electrical oor temperature control system ...................................................................................75

7.9 Microwave ....................................................................................................................................... 76

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

7.10 Air conditioning ...............................................................................................................................76

7.11 Multimedia ......................................................................................................................................77

7.12 Prewiring for antenna ......................................................................................................................77

8 Water

8.1 Water supply ...................................................................................................................................78

8.2 Warm water supply via Truma-Therme ...........................................................................................79

8.3 Water taps ......................................................................................................................................81

8.4 Cassette toilet ................................................................................................................................ 82

9 Gas

9.1 General safety rules for the use of liquid gas facilities ....................................................................83

9.2 Gas supply ......................................................................................................................................84

9.3 Hot-air heating ................................................................................................................................86

9.4 Refrigerator .....................................................................................................................................92

9.5 Gas cooker ......................................................................................................................................93

9.6 Oven ................................................................................................................................................93

10 Accessories ............................................................................................................................................94

11 Maintenance and upkeep

11.1 Maintenance....................................................................................................................................95

11.2 Ventilation ........................................................................................................................................96

11.3 Upkeep ............................................................................................................................................97

11.4 Winter operation ............................................................................................................................103

12 Waste disposal and environmental protection

12.1 The environment and mobile travel ...............................................................................................106

13 Technical data

13.1 Tire pressure values ......................................................................................................................108

13.2 Technical data ...............................................................................................................................109

13.3 Measurements of Outer Tent Perimeter ........................................................................................111

13.4 Basic equipment ...........................................................................................................................113

13.5 Lighting ..........................................................................................................................................114

Index ......................................................................................................................................................117

Marking of details using position numbers

1. Introduction

Our caravans are continuously being further developed. Please un-

derstand that we reserve the right to make changes to their equip-

ment, shape and technology. Therefore, Fendt shall not be liable for

any claims arising from the contents of this handbook. The equip-

ment used at the time of printing is described in this handbook and

should be transferred accordingly to the layouts of all the dierent

caravan variations.

Please understand that we cannot describe all of the individual vari-

ations. Your dealer will be pleased to answer any special questions

regarding the equipment and technology of your caravan.Check

our website www.fendt-caravan.com to nd the Fendt caravan

dealer or service partner closest to you.

Your Fendt caravan has been built in accordance with the latest

technology and recognised safety regulations. This vehicle con-

forms to the EN 1645-1 standard.

Despite all of these safety measures, it is possible that people may

be hurt or the caravan damaged if the safety instructions in this

handbook and the warnings posted on adhesive labels in the cara-

van are not followed.

1.1 General information

Before the rst trip

You should certainly familiarize yourself thoroughly with the con-

tents of this handbook; it is much more than a reference book.

1.2 Markings in these operation instructions

The handbook explains the caravan as follows:

Texts and illustrations

The texts which accompany illustrations are found directly to the

right of the illustrations.

Details in illustrations (here: entry door) are marked with position

numbers

Pictures may vary somewhat from the equipment in your caravan.

Lists

- Lists are based on key points and are preceded by a dash.

Procedural guidelines

• Procedural guidelines are also based on key points and begin

with a bullet point.

1. Introduction

Guidelines

Warnings

Environmental tips

Guidelines point out important details which ensure

the trouble-free function of the caravan and its equip-

ment. Please bear in mind that various models have

dierent equipment; therefore, varying descriptions

are possible.

Warnings point out dangers which, if they are not

followed, could cause damage to equipment and/or

injury to persons.

Environmental tips show possible ways to reduce

strain on the environment.

2. Safety

Minimum distance between the warning

triangle and the caravan

2.1 General information

Warnings and information labels are attached both in-

side and outside the vehicle. These are meant for your

safety and may not be removed.

Emergency equipment

To be prepared for an emergency, you need at least three basic items

of rescue equipment (rst aid kit, warning triangle and re extinguisher)

which you should carry at all times and know how to use.

- rst aid kit

- warning triangle

- high-visibility vest

Fire prevention measures

• Never leave children unattended in the vehicle.

• Keep ammable materials away from all heating and cooking

appliances.

• Changes to the electrical system, gas system or built-in devices

may only be carried out by professional, authorised workshops.

• Place a re extinguisher at the main entry door.

• Ensure that everyone is familiar with the guidelines on the re

extinguisher.

• Place a re cover near the gas cooker.

• Keep all escape routes clear.

• Ensure that everyone is familiar with the re prevention

measures on site.

Keys

The following keys are provided with the caravan:

- Two keys which t into the following locks:

- entry door,

- service aps,

- toilet ap.

- gas-bottle container lid

- fresh-water tank lid

Fighting a re

• Evacuate all passengers immediately.

• Close the main shut-o valve on the gasbottle as well as the

shut-o valves on gaspowered appliances.

• Shut o the electrical supply

• Sound alarm and call the re department.

• Only ght the re yourself if this is possible without risk.

100 m

2. Safety

Smoke detector

The base for the smoke detector has already been installed in a

suitable place on the ceiling. To operate it, put the battery in (ma-

king sure that plus and minus are in the right direction) and fasten

the smoke detector to the base by turning it. The system has been

tted with a safety feature. If there is no battery or the battery has

not been put in correctly, the smoke detector will not t into the hol-

ding clamp. Test the device regularly (we recommend once a week)

or whenever you rst use the caravan after it has been unused for

a longer period of time, following the procedure described under

‚Test‘.

Test

Press the test button for at least 4 seconds until the alarm goes o.

This will activate a self-test program. The alarm goes o when the

electronic system (horn and battery) is working.

Exchanging the battery

Energy for the smoke detector system is provided by a 9-volt batte-

ry. The system will not work without a battery. Insert a new battery,

ensuring it is the correct type, when you hear the battery‘s warning

signal (a „peeping“ sound, easily heard, that is repeated every 30-40

seconds for approx. 7 days).

Evacuation plan

Hold a meeting with your family to discuss the possibilities for eva-

cuating the caravan. Everyone who uses the caravan should know

what to do in case re breaks out.

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions.

What to do when the alarm goes o?

Leave the caravan immediately, either through the door or a win-

dow, depending on where the re has broken out, following the

evacuation plan you have discussed. Every second counts! Do not

waste any time getting dressed or packing your valuables, etc.As

soon as you are outside the caravan, keep moving until you are a

safe distance away from it. Notify the re department immediately

from a neighbour‘s telephone or use your cell phone. Do not, un-

der any circumstances, go back inside the burning caravan. Shout

loudly to warn any neighbouring caravans parked within the safety

zone. Do not enter the caravan until the re department has given

you permission to do so.

A smoke detector will not prevent res or put them out.

If it is working properly, it will merely provide you with

those possibly decisive seconds to save yourself and

notify emergency services.

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2. Safety

2.2 Before the drive

Exterior

Go around the carriage and prepare for the drive as follows:

Preparation of the vehicle

• The caravan must be hitched properly (see guidelines for the

safety hitch AKS3004).

• Release the handbrake for the caravan and place the contact-

breaking cable around the ball neck of the permanently atta-

ched tow coupling. If the tow coupling is detachable,

the contact-breaking cable must be hooked into the eyelet

provided on towing bracket the for that purpose.

• Tighten the tire bolts after driving the rst 50 km.

• Plug the 13-channel plug in the socket of the base vehicle.

• Inspect the vehicle lighting.

• Turn the winding stanchions up.

• Turn the front landing wheel up into its correct position (see pic-

ture), then lock and secure it. This must not interfere with the

function of the brake linkage or the contact-breaking cable.

• Turn o the gas bottles and secure them (heating is forbidden

while driving) Exception: using a licensed gas ow monitor

(e.g. Truma-Duo-Control CS)

• Empty the waste water tank.

• Close gas bottle compartment.

• Adjust outer mirrors on base vehicle.

• Check caravan's tire pressure (see tire pressure table).

• Close all windows.

• Close the service aps.

• Close and rmly lock roof bonnet.

• Shut o the light on the outer tent.

• Close and secure entry door.

• If necessary, pull the electrical cord to the 230 V mains supply

out of the exterior socket.

• If necessary, pull the television antenna inward as far as possi-

ble or fold over the satellite dish.

• If necessary, secure all bicycles and lash them to prevent slip

page, ensuring that they do not cover any lighting equipment.

• In winter, the roof must be free of snow and ice before you

begin to drive.

As the owner and driver, you are responsible for the condition of your

vehicle. Therefore, you must note the following points:

Please note that in some countries the safety line must

be attached to an eyelet or bracket that is securely

mounted on the car. In these countries, it is not suci-

ent to simply wrap it around the ball neck. Doing so will

be penalised by an administrative ne. Please inform

yourself in good time before beginning your journey

about the legal regulations in the countries you plan on

driving through.

Post a list with all signicant weights and measurements

of the carriage in a highly visible place in the base vehicle.

2. Safety

Interior

You must also prepare the interior of the vehicle.

Preparing the interior

• Sort all loose objects and store them in their respective com-

partments.

• Heavy and/or voluminous objects (e.g. TV/ radio) should be

stored safely and secured against slipping.

• If necessary, redirect refrigerator to 12-volt operation.

• Shut o all interior lighting.

•

Ensure that all uids, including those in refrigerator, are secured

to prevent leakage.

• Close main valve on gas container and quick-close valves on all

gas-powered appliances.

• Close all doors (incl. refrigerator door), drawers and aps tightly.

• Latch the sliding door.

• Lower table and secure it.

Staying in the caravan during the drive is prohibi-

ted by law!

Rules for loading

• Spread the load evenly between the left and right-hand side of

the caravan. Heavy or bulky objects belong in the lower storage

compartments and near the axle.

• If your caravan has a tandem axle: distribute the centre of

weight between the two axles.

• Never focus the load in the caravan to the rear (danger of

swinging back and forth).

• Heavy objects should be stowed securely to prevent them from

slipping.

• Lighter objects (clothing) should be stowed in the wall cupboards.

• You may not always be able to follow the recommended

stowing arrangement, because storage possibilities are distri-

buted throughout the entire interior of the caravan. If necessary,

stow heavy objects in the base vehicle.

• Store baggage in the interior in cupboards and storage com-

partments.

• Secure doors and aps.

• After loading, check total weight and axle load(s) at a public

weigh station.

The gross vehicle weight rating indicated in the vehi-

cle documents as well as the permitted drawbar load

may not be exceeded. Also note the permissible

drawbar load of your base vehicle.

Providing your base vehicle permits this and depen-

ding on the size of the caravan, you can improve the

driving quality by increasing the drawbar load.

The max. permissible load for the left and right wheels

each equals half the value (for a single axle) and one-

quarter of the value (for vehicles with a tandem axle)

respectively of the technically max. permissible maxi-

mum weight.

2.3 Loading

2. Safety

Stowage areas in the caravan

- Light objects

such as towels and lightweight laundry.

- Medium-weight objects

such as clothing, laundry and food.

- Heavy objects

such as the outer tent, boat motor or crates

of drinks.

If the caravan has been tted with a bicycle carrier on the draw-

bar, the increase in the drawbar load caused by the weight of the

bicycles must be counterbalanced by the rest of the load.

Drawbar load

You will only achieve optimum driving stability and decisively increase

your safety on the road if the drawbar load has been properly adjusted

for your combination of base vehicle and the caravan being pulled. The

drawbar load indicates the power the caravan's drawbar exerts on the

car's clutch.

Rules for the drawbar load

• Set the drawbar load correctly! You can, for example, use

normal bathroom scales: use a strip of wood (approx. 400 mm

long) to position them vertically under the coupling jaw. It may

also be possible to roughly estimate the drawbar load by means

of the drawbar load scales* m integrated in the front landing

wheel, whereby the drawbar of the caravan must be in a hori-

zontal position.

• Always check the drawbar load before you start to drive!

• The specied drawbar load (see handbook or type plate) and

the permissible overall mass of the base vehicle and the

caravan may not be exceeded!

How to adjust the correct drawbar load:

1. Determine the maximum drawbar load of your base vehicle by

checking its documentation, the type plate or the drawbar plate.

2. Your Fendt caravan has a maximum permissible draw-

bar load of 100 kg.

3. Adjust the drawbar load on the caravan to the lower of the two

values by loading it carefully. At the same time, try to make full

use of this value.

4. The lower of the two specied values for the drawbar load, i.e.

that of the base vehicle or the caravan, may not be exceeded.

* model/series-specic

The lower a vehicle's centre of gravity is, the better

its performance in curves and on the road.

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2. Safety

Driving around curves

Your carriage is considerably longer than a car.

Rules for driving around curves

• Do not take curves too quickly or too sharply!

• Take the curve at a somewhat wider radius when turning.

• Note that the caravan can sheer out of line over the rear.

Driving

Take a test drive or a safety training course before the rst long drive

to better acquaint yourself with the carriage in driving conditions.

Rules for driving

• Do not underestimate the length of the carriage.

• Exercise special caution when driving toward yards and

through gates.

• In conditions with strong side winds, slick ice or wet roads, the

carriage could move back and forth.

• Adjust driving speed to overall street and trac conditions.

• Long, lightly sloping roads are potentially dangerous. Measure

your speed from the outset in such a manner that the carriage

can be accelerated, if necessary, without endangering

other drivers or pedestrians.

• If the carriage moves back and forth on a sloping road, brake

carefully but rapidly if the carriage forms a line, i.e. if it is

stretched.

• Never increase speed if the carriage becomes pendulous.

• Do not drive down a hill any faster than you would drive up one.

• When overtaking or being overtaken by trucks or buses, the

carriage can be caught up in air suction. This may cause the

carriage to swerve or shtail.

2.4 Handling Performance

Please note that by installing a bicycle carrier on the

drawbar you may reduce the steering angle between

the car and the caravan.

Brakes

A trailer carriage behaves dierently from an individual vehicle whi-

le braking. Therefore, it is advisable (especially for inexperienced

drivers) to conduct several braking tests on a suitable surface. The

braking distance for a carriage is longer than that of an individual

vehicle. The load in the caravan also has a signicant inuence on

the braking distance.

Rules for braking

• Note the longer braking distance on wet roads.

• When driving down mountains or steep hills, do not use a higher

gear than when driving uphill.

• Principally, an overrunning brake system cannot dierentiate

between a "normal" braking procedure and driving over a pass,

which lasts for a longer period of time. This can cause the

wheel brakes to heat up strongly so that, if necessary, you must

give them sucient time to cool down.

2. Safety

Due to the design of the brakes, there may be increa-

sed wear in the brake lining during the initial break-in

phase. We recommend that, after you have driven ap-

prox. 700 - 1200 km, you have the basic setting for the

brakes checked by a specialist company and adjusted

if necessary (Initial inspection).

Not applicable for brakes with automatic adjustment

(e.g. AL-KO-AAAPremium Brake - new series in

2016 models)

Driving in reverse

Your Fendt caravan has a braking system with automatic reverse. This

makes driving in reverse possible without activating the overrunning

brake. However, in addition to rolling resistance, the residual brake

force must rst be overcome.

The next time the caravan moves forward the braking system will

work normally again.

Rules for driving in reverse

• The caravan tilts in the opposite direction in which you steer.

• Use a guide when driving in reverse.

Shunting

Your carriage is signicantly larger than a car.

Rules for shunting

• There is a signicant blind spot in shunting, even when the

exterior mirrors are properly adjusted.

• Use a guide when turning into dicult parking spots.

When positioning the caravan manually, only use the

steering handles at the front and rear ends of the cara-

van. Never push on the plastic parts or the walls.

2.5 After the drive Choosing a parking place

Rules for choosing a parking place

• The parking place should be as horizontal as possible.

• Check to see that the entry step is positioned horizontally (im-

portant for refrigerator function).

• Balance the lengthwise slant with the front landing wheel.

• Balance the crosswise slant by laying appropriate boards or a

ramp under a wheel.

Do not compensate dierences in height with the lift

stanchions.

2. Safety

Securing the vehicle

Rules for securing the vehicle:

• Set the parking brake.

• Only extend the rotating stanchions as far as necessary so that

the axle still bears part of the weight. (The crank is clipped to

the bottom of the gas-bottle container.)

• Lay mats under the lifting stanchions when on soft ground.

• Use stop-blocks to secure the wheels.

Redirecting electrical devices

Rules for redirecting electrical devices

• Open the main shut-o valve on the gasbottle as well as the

shut-o valves on the gas-powered appliances you require.

• Redirect the refrigerator from 12 V to gas or 230 V; otherwise,

the battery of the base vehicle could be depleted.

Water installation

Water left standing in the fresh water tank or the pipes quickly

becomes undrinkable.

Therefore, check the water pipes and the freshwater tank after each

use to ensure they are clean. If necessary, use chemical or biologi-

cal disinfectants and rinse well with sucient fresh water.

3. Undercarriage

3.1 General information

Greasing and oiling

Regularly examine and grease the sliding parts and stationary parts

of the undercarriage. If the caravan is used seldom, yearly mainte-

nance is required.

Overrun coupling for greasing and oiling

j Grease the tie rod around the gangway bellows

k Grease the bearing screws on the pivot arm and the brake

lever above the lubricating nipple

l Grease the joint of the joint head

m Oil the joints of the spring brake on the brake lever

Recommended lubricant

multi-purpose grease in accordance with DIN 51825 KP2 G 30

Frame parts and axles are components of the undercarriage. No

technical modications are allowed; otherwise, the terms of operation

are no longer valid!

For the sake of trac safety, the vehicle undercarriage must be

maintained just as conscientiously as the base vehicle itself.

This

maintenance should be carried out by your Fendt dealer. If spare

parts are required, use only the original parts designated by the ma-

nufacturer.

Technical modications are only possible after the ma-

nufacturer has given his consent.

Generally, caravans are not suitable for pulling by

lorries or buses. If this is done permanently, they will

be damaged.

You can find further guidelines in the operating

instructions from the axle supplier.

Maintenance and adjustments to the brake system

may only be carried out by an authorised specialist

company!

3. Undercarriage

The caravan is equipped with an anti-rolling coup-ling in accordance

with ISO 11555-1. This safety coupling stabilises the caravan while

driving and ensures better driving performance.

WARNING: The laws of physics cannot be deed with a

safety hitch. If the limits (of speed and weight conditions)

are exceeded, traction and cornering force are reduced,

which then becomes the responsibility of the driver.

Therefore,

avoid elevated risks. Please take note of

the

permitted drawbar load for your base vehicle.

Use the drawbar load scales on the front landing wheel

to determine the current value of the drawbar load of the

caravan.

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions (enclosed).

Noises while driving

Generally, the friction pads of the AKS 3004 do not make noises!

Any clicking, creaking and screeching noises could be caused by

the following

• foreign matter or dirt between the friction pad and the drawbar

ball

• dry operation of the drawbar/tie rod in the bushings of the over-

run coupling

• drawbar ball on the base vehicle can be removed and there is

too much tolerance in the lock mechanism

• surface coating has not been removed from drawbar ball

(grease, galvanised, Dacomet, varnish, KTL or any other coating)

3.2 Safety coupling AKS 3004

3. Undercarriage

To eliminate

• Clean the drawbar ball and the friction pads by lighting sanding

the pads with sandpaper (grain: 100-120).

• Use the lubricating nipple to grease the bushings. In addition,

pull the gangway bellows on the overrun coupling o towards

the front and grease all of the exposed drawbar.

• Lubricant: multi-purpose grease in accordance with DIN 51 825.

• Take the caravan to an authorised specialist company. Have the

contact surfaces checked for damages and the lock mechanism

checked that it is functioning correctly. If necessary, replace

the drawbar ball or, if permitted, regrease the lock mechanism

(please refer also to the operating manual for the removable

drawbar ball).

The components of the brake facilities, particularly the overrunning

equipment, wheel brakes and towbar were checked in accordance

with the appropriate EU Guidelines and may only be used in a licen-

sed combination.

If you alter or modify any components of the brake facilities, the

operation permission loses its validity. Modications may only be

made with the manufacturer's permission.

Parking the carriage

When parking the carriage, the locking brake of the caravan must

be activated.

To lock

• Pull the locking brake lever upward by the handle

until it

locks into place. The locking brake lever is pressed into the

nal position by the gas pressure spring.

To release

• Press the locking brake lever back into the original position.

3.3 Locking brake facilities

3.4 Overrunning equipment and wheel brakes

Overrun coupling

We recommend that you always check this is functio-

ning correctly before using the camper.

a) Hand brake

• Pull the hand brake lever and check that it has room to move freely

• Check the condition of the pneumatic spring

• Check the condition of the spring brake

b) Support wheel and immobilizing handle

• Check wheel for damages

• Release immobilizing handle and check screw thread

• Push support wheel up and down

• Pull immobilizing handle tight

• Use crank to crank the support wheel out and in again

3. Undercarriage

c) Tie rod bearing

• Pull out the tie rod as far as it will go

• Press the tie rod up and down - maximum tolerance: +/- 0.3 mm

(only for Euro-AE)

d) Mounting bolts for overrun coupling and coupling

• Check that all mounting bolts for the overrun coupling and the

coupling have been pulled tight.

e) Contact-breaking cable

• Check the ring of the contact-breaking cable, located on the

hand brake lever

• Check the condition of the cable guide

• Check the condition of the snap hook

• Check the condition of the cable

Brakes

The brake linings are wear and tear parts. Therefore, their condition

must be checked at least every 10,000 km, but no later than once

every year. If the overrun travel of the drawbar is signicantly increased,

it is necessary to adjust it sooner. This is often caused by heavy use:

the technically permissible maximum weight is utilised 100% and/or

frequent uphill drives.

• When driving downhill on a mountain pass, check to

ensure that the brakes are cooled suciently.

• Put the base vehicle into a lower gear and drive

downhill at slow speed.

• Stretch the trailer combination as often as possible

to avoid continuous bung by the caravan.

• Always make use of parking areas and passing points

to give the brakes a chance to cool o.

Please read the separately enclosed operating manual

of the axle/brake manufacturer.

Planned maintenance intervals

Allow only authorised companies to work on the bra-

ke system of your caravan. The documents provided

with your vehicle also include a list of the axle/brake

manufacturer‘s service stations.

If maintenance is not carried out at regular intervals as

specied, this may result in increased brake wear or a

malfunction that could lead to a complete failure of the

wheel brakes.

3. Undercarriage

The rotating stanchions may only be used for sup-

port, and not for leveling out or raising.

Brakes should be checked for the rst time or basic maintenance

should be carried out after driving 500 km, but no later than after

the rst six months, depending on which event occurs rst!

• Check the brakes and adjust them if necessary

Not applicable for brakes with automatic adjustment

(e.g. AL-KO-AAAPremium Brake )

3.5 Rotating stanchions The rotating stanchions are located in the front and rear under the

caravan.

Turning the rotating stanchions outward

• Park the vehicle as horizontally as possible.

• On soft ground, lay a sturdy mat or suitably sized board under

the rotating stanchions to prevent the caravan from sinking.

• Turn the rotating stanchions outward.

Turning the rotating stanchions inward

• With the crank, turn the rotating stanchions inward to the hori-

zontal position.

The crank for the rotating stanchions is located in the bottle con-

tainer at the front; it is clipped into a holder.

Check the brakes every 5,000 km or 12 months

• Check the brakes; if necessary, replace the brake pads.

• Adjust the brake pads.

Service the brakes every 10,000 km or 24 months

• Major brake inspection according to manufacturer’s specications.

Here is a brief summary of the most important aspects to ensure

that the caravan’s brakes operate safely:

• Ensure that the maximum load is not exceeded.

• It is imperative that the caravan and its components are

handled carefully and in a professional manner.

• The brakes can only function correctly if maintenance and up-

keep are carried out on a regular basis.

The AAA Premium Brakes are not self-cleaning, nor are

they maintenance free!

Maintenance intervals must be observed!

These intervals are reduced if the brakes are subjected

to heavy loads.

3. Undercarriage

In accordance with Section 29 of German Road Trac Licensing

Regulations, your caravan must undergo a major inspection every

two years. This major inspection may be carried out by the TÜV

(Technical Inspection Authority), DEKRA Vehicle Inspections or

another accredited technical support organisation.

The following documents must be presented at each inspection:

- motor vehicle registration certicate, Part I

- valid certicate of inspection for gas facilities, documenting instal-

lation. The initial certicate is located in the service package for the

caravan.

Vehicle identication number

The 17-digit vehicle ID number is located:

1.) stamped on the longitudinal chassis beam in the direction of

trac, on the right-hand side in front of the tire

2.) on the manufacturer‘s type plate in the gas-bottle container.

Please have the vehicle ID number at hand in case of inquiries or

when visiting your Fendt-Caravan dealer.

Picture may vary somewhat from the actual model.

3.7 General inspection

Manufacturer‘s type plate

3.8

Fit for a Speed of 100 km/h

1. Your Fendt caravan is technically equipped for a maximum

speed of 100 km/h. Under no circumstances may this speed be

exceeded!

2. Note the permissible maximum speeds for trailer carriages in

the country in which you are travelling!

3.6 Vehicle registration Every vehicle which uses public roads is subject to registration.

This includes your new caravan. You can register the caravan at

your local registration oce.

The following documents are required to initiate the registration

process:

- motor vehicle registration certicate, Part II

- insurance card

- personal identication or proof of residence

- possibly, power of attorney to have someone else register the

caravan

Please remember to apply for a suitable "100 km/h" sticker, should

you require one.

3. Undercarriage

Road trac regulations in Germany were changed on 22 October

2005. Your caravan was already set to a speed of 100 at the

factory, and this has been entered in the caravan's registration

documents. Upon request, the 100 km/h sticker will be issued by

the road trac authority when the caravan is initially registered

and attached to the back of the vehicle.

4. The following points must be observed, because you are

responsible for adhering to them. If they are not met, the

maximum speed for the caravan is no more than 80 km/h!

The base vehicle must be equipped with an anti-locking system/

anti-lock device and may not exceed an overall mass of 3.5 tons.

b) The caravan must be equipped with hydraulic vibration

dampers (shock absorbers); naturally, your new Fendt

caravan is equipped with these.

c) The caravan's tires may be no more than six years old. They

must be marked at least with an L (= 120 km/h) for the

appropriate speed category.

d) The caravan must be equipped with a stabilising unit in

accordance with ISO 11555-1

The maximum permissible weight of the caravan may not

exceed the mass of the base vehicle when ready to drive.

5. Free interchangeability of base vehicle and caravan:

Dierent caravans may be combined with dierent base

vehicles.

You are responsible for ensuring that the preceding regulations

are met if you plan to drive at 100 km/h. Should this not be the

case, the maximum speed in Germany is 80 km/h!

6. The correct drawbar load gives you more safety:

Please refer to page 8 for the recommended drawbar load.

3.9 Denition of mass Denition of masses (weights) for caravans

EU Directive 1230/2012 applies at a European level for calculating

the masses (weights) and resultant additional loads for caravans.

The terms and basic calculation elements used in this description

are explained in the following:

1. Gross vehicle weight rating (g.v.w.r.)

The indication of the gross vehicle weight rating is taken directly from

Fendt-Caravan. This mass takes into account the specic operating

conditions that are based on the model of the caravan and its per-

formance, including such factors as material strength, load-carrying

capacity of the axles and tyres, etc. For safety reasons, this mass

must never be exceeded!

3. Undercarriage

The remaining additional load must always be greater

than or equal to the minimum loading capacity ; this

must be taken into account when determining the

conguration of the vehicle.

Removing some or all of the equipment and liquids

included in the tables in Chapter 13.4 (Basic equip-

ment) will increase the payload/additional load by the

corresponding amount.

If you are not sure whether you have overloaded the

vehicle, weigh your vehicle on a public vehicle scale.

4. Additional equipment / optional extras

Mass of the equipment that was assembled by the manufacturer in

or on the caravan in addition to the standard equipment. These op-

tional extras will be shown in the actual mass of the vehicle if they

are not part of the standard scope of equipment and Fendt-Caravan

has been responsible for assembling or enclosing them.

5. Actual mass

The total of the mass in running order and the special or additional

equipment installed or included at the factory.

6. Minimum loading capacity

The loading capacity must be equal at least to the formula:

10 x (n + L), whereby:

n = highest number of sleeping spaces

L = total length of the superstructure

Overloading can lead to malfunction or even tire blow-

out!

This presents the danger of the vehicle spinning out of

control, which endangers you as well as other drivers

and pedestrians.

2. Mass in running order

The mass in running order corresponds to the weight of the empty

vehicle including all standard equipment installed at the factory plus

the basic equipment such as gas and water (driving ll level).

3. Basic equipment

The basic equipment consists of all objects and uids which are

necessary for the safe and proper use of the vehicle.

These include

the masses for gas and water (driving ll level).

(see Item 13.4 for a

detailed specication).

4. Wheels and tires

Varying tire pressures

4.1 Tires Only use those tires designated in the registration documents.

Other tire sizes may only be used with the permission of the ma-

nufacturer (ABE).

• Check tires regularly to ensure that the tread is worn down

evenly; check tread depth; check for external damages.

• Always use the same make and model of tires (summer or

winter tires).

• Drive carefully on new tires for a stretch of approx. 100 km to

enable them to develop a full road grip.

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4.2 Tire pressure Only one tire size has been entered in the motor vehicle registra-

tion certicate (parts I and II). This does not have to be consistent

with the size of the tires on the vehicle. Should you have any que-

ries, please contact your contractual partner.

Rules for checking tire pressure

• Check and adjust tire pressure every four weeks (but at least

every three months) and before every drive.

• If driving on low tire pressure is unavoidable (i.e., from the

campsite to the nearest service station) you should drive at a

maximum speed of 20 km/h.

• Raise the pressure of the base vehicle’s rear tires slightly. When

doing so, please also refer to the base vehicle manufacturer’s tire

pressure recommendations.

• Tires must be checked when they are cold.

• If tires are checked or the tire pressure corrected when tires are

warm, the pressure must be up to 0.3 bar higher than if the tires

are cold.

Rules for tire pressure

- correct tire pressure

- tire pressure too low

- tire pressure too high

Due to the type of construction, the tires on caravans

with a tandem axle may wear out more quickly.

If the tire pressure is too low, the tire can overheat.

This can result in serious damage.

Please refer to the table on tires/tire pressure in the

chapter on „Technical Data“ or the label in the gas-

bottle container for the correct tire pressure.

4. Wheels and tires

Tire manufacturers' recommendation

• Change tires after six years, regardless of prole depth.

• Avoid striking curbs, potholes or other obstacles.

Age of tires

Tires should not be more than 6 years old, because on the one hand

your permission to drive the caravan at 100 km/h will elapse after

this period and, on the other, the material wears out due to age and

if the tires stand too long in one spot. The 4-digit DOT number on

the side of the tire (if necessary, check the inside) shows the date

of manufacture. The rst 2 digits refer to the week, the last 2 to the

year it was manufactured.

Example:

DOT 0420 refers to week 4 in manufacturing year 2020.

4.3 Prole depth and age of tires

New tires are needed (at the latest) when the prole depth

measures 1.6 mm.

Tires age even when used rarely or not at all.

4.4 Rims Only use rims that are covered by the vehicle licence. Should you

wish to use other rims, please note the following:

Rules for the use of other rims:

- Size,

- mechanisms,

- compression depth and

- the load/bearing capacity must be sucient for the permissible

total mass.

- The chuck cone of the fastening screw must correspond to the

rim mechanisms.

Modications can only be made with the manu-

facturer's permission.

Rules for wheel screws

- wheel bolts must rst be checked after a distance of 50 km and

then checked during regular maintenance.

4. Wheels and tires

Adjusting torque

- for steel rims: 105 Nm

- for aluminium rims: 120 Nm

WARNING:

When changing rims (steel -> aluminium / aluminium ->

steel) ensure that you are using the correct wheel screws.

Licensed sizes for metal wheel rims for subsequent tting of

spare wheels:

(Information only valid for standard wheel/tire combinations

and/or original Fendt accessories)

Single-axle vehicles up to a max. permissible maximum weight

of 1,750 kg:

- metal wheel rim 5.5Jx15 or 6Jx15

- oset 30, bolt circle 5x112

- wheel bolt: spherical wheel bolt M12x1.5x25 - 8.8 - SW19

Tandem vehicles with 14" tires

- metal wheel rim 5.5Jx14 or 6Jx14

- oset 30, bolt circle 5x112

- wheel bolt: spherical wheel bolt M12x1.5x25 - 8.8 - SW19

Tandem vehicles with 15" tires

- metal wheel rim 5.5Jx15 or 6Jx15

- oset 30, bolt circle 5x112

- wheel bolt: spherical wheel bolt M12x1.5x25 - 8.8 - SW19

All other types of vehicles: only upon request.

Your Fendt caravan dealer will be pleased to provide you with com-

petent advice if you have more detailed questions.

Where the maximum permissible weight is 1,800 kg or

more, only aluminium wheel rims 6Jx15, ET 30, LK 5x112

with a sucient payload are permitted.

Wheel bolt: cone washer M12x1,5x28 - 10.9 - SW17

4. Wheels and tires

• The spare tyre with mount (model/series-specic, optional

extra) k can be stored at the front of the caravan by the gas

bottle container. (The mount will only be included in the scope

of delivery if the spare tyre is tted at the factory.)

If the caravan has alloy rims, note that the correct

wheel screws are used when installing the spare tire

axed to a steel rim.

4.5 Changing the tire

Preparing to change the tire

• If possible, only change the tire when the base vehicle is cou-

pled to the caravan.

• Park the trailer carriage on as rm and even a surface as possible.

• If you have tire trouble on a public road, turn on your hazard

warning signal lights and set up the warning triangle.

• Base vehicle: Pull the handbrake, set the wheels straight, put the

vehicle in gear or, if you are driving an automatic, set the gear to P.

• Caravan: Pull the handbrake, leave the support wheel in its dri-

ving position, deactivate the stabilization system (note: do not

open completely).

• Remove the wheel chocks

from the bottle compartment.

• To secure the vehicle, place the wheel chock

in front of and

behind the wheel that is still intact.

• Before jacking up the vehicle, turn the wheel screws once to

loosen them, but do not unscrew them any further.

Wheel chocks in the bottle compartment

Place the wheel chocks in front of and behind

the wheel

4. Wheels and tires

You should have a functional spare tire available at all

times. Therefore, have the spare tire replaced without

delay.

• Attach the spare tire to the hub and adjust it.

• Reattach the wheel screws and tighten them lightly over the

transversal.

• Lower the jack and remove it.

• Tighten the wheel fastening screws evenly with the wheel

wrench. The nominal value of the attachment torque is 105 nm

for steel rims and 120 nm for aluminium rims.

• Release the handbrake and reactivate the stabilization system

Changing the wheel

• Mount a suitable car jack on the appropriate parts of the frame.

For example to the reinforced material near the screwed con-

nection on the chassis frame / axle carrier behind the axle.

• If the vehicle is parked on soft ground, lay a stable reinforce-

ment under jack (i.e., a board).

• Lift the vehicle until the wheel is 2 or 3 cm o the ground.

• Reposition the ratchet jack handle if it should slant when you

jack up the vehicle.

• Remove the wheel fastening screws and the wheel.

Warnings for changing the tire

Mount a suitable car jack on the appropriate parts of the

frame. For example to the reinforced material near the

screwed connection on the chassis frame / axle carrier

behind the axle.

Damage or even an accident resulting from the vehicle's

toppling over can occur if the jack is applied to other

parts of the vehicle.

The jack is only to be used for changing tires. It may not

be used for working under the vehicle!

The rotating stanchions may not be used as a jack!

After changing the tire, the wheel screws must be exa-

mined (after a 50 km drive) to ensure that they are

tight enough (tighten if necessary).

The jack is not part of the standard equipment in this se-

ries, and is therefore not included. We recommend using

the original car jack oered by the chassis manufacturer,

AL-KO, which is available as an optional extra.

5. Exterior structure

The following applies for forced ventilation

Correct ventilation and de-aerating of the caravan is a prerequisite

for feeling comfortable inside the caravan. Vents for forced ventila-

tion have been integrated in the oor

of your caravan; for forced

de-aerating, they have been integrated in the roof bonnets

. You

must not interfere with their mode of operation.

Ventilation grille on the refrigerator (model-specic)

The ventilation bars provide the refrigerator with fresh air from outside

to ensure sucient cooling performance.

The ventilation grille

generally located at the bottom of the outer wall of the vehicle.

The

de-aeration bar

is located above the ventilation bar.

Cooking, wet clothing, etc., produces vapor. Every

person loses up to 35 g of water per hour. Therefore,

depending on the relative humidity, please ventilate

and de-aerate through the windows and roof bonnets

(see also "Winter operation").

The visible gapk between the inner frame of the roof

window and the panelling on the ceiling is not a defect.

It ensures that the forced ventilation that is mandatory in

caravans is complied with.

We recommend that you open the roof bonnets when-

ever you live in the caravan.

Under no circumstances may the safety ventilation be

shut, not even slightly.

There is a danger of suocation if ventilation openings

are blocked! Therefore, do not block ventilation openings.

Note the information on the cover plates. The cover

plates may only be used in winter if the refrigerator is

operated electrically verwendet werden.

We recommend that you remove the ventilation bars

when outside temperatures are very high. This creates

a high air circulation on the refrigerator and increases

cooling capacity. The ventilation grids must be rmly

mounted when it is raining or while driving.

Special cover plates should be used during winter

operation. You can buy these cover plates from your

dealer.

The ventilation openings must always be kept clean and

free of dust.

Pictures may vary somewhat from the

equipment in your caravan.

5.1 Ventilation and De-aerating

5. Exterior structure

Heating element

A ventilation ap provides the heating element under the oor of

the vehicle with fresh air.

The air from the heating element is carried outside by a ue. The

ue

is located on the roof of the caravan or on the side wall.

There is danger of suocation if ue openings are

blocked!

Therefore, do not block ue openings.

Ensure unobstructed outow from the ue during winter

operation.

Flue (model-specic)

5.2 External entry

The entry door is your escape route in an emergency.

Therefore, never block the door from the outside!

Only drive when the entry door is shut! Always check

that the external entry door has been correctly locked

before driving.

The inside of the entry door has been tted out with

storage shelves. These storage shelves must never be

misused as a means of closing the door.

In some models, there may be a danger of collision when

opening the entry door if the window in the side wall is

open. If the wind is gusting. Always close the external

entry door carefully and in a controlled manner! Make

sure that no one, particularly children, is in the door’s

opening area! There is a considerable risk of crushing-

type injuries!

Only use the insect screen door (model-dependent /

special accessory) when the external entry door is open!

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The external entry door has been designed for use in leisure vehicles.

There are two dierent versions:

- Caravan external entry door with hinges on the right

- Caravan external entry door with hinges on the left

In some models (model-specic) a roof vent ensures

that the caravan is ventilated. When operating on gas

in winter, ensure that there is no snow or ice on the

ue.

5. Exterior structure

The entry door has been constructed in such a manner

that there is a certain initial tension around the lock to

ensure that the seal around the door leaf rests correctly

at the top and bottom against the door frame.

Occasionally, this may cause a slight tension in the

locking mechanism of the door and when opening the

door from outside by pulling on the door handle. Pres-

sing lightly against the door leaf near the lock releases

this constructively designed initial tension, allowing

the door handle to be used easily.

Please do not pull violently on the outside handle or

twist it, because this will have a negative eect on the

gliding quality of the latch and the ability to move the

lock freely.

Unlocking the external entry door from the outside

• Insert the key into the locking cylinder j.

• Turn the key clockwise to the right until the lock is unlatched

• Turn the key back to the central position and pull it out of the

lock

• Open the entry door by pulling the handle towards you m.

The instructions for the locking mechanism and illus-

trations are for doors with hinges on the right.

As a matter of principle, the locking mechanism for

doors with hinges on the left functions the opposite

way round.

Locking the external entry door from the outside

Danger of crushing-type injuries!

Always close the external entry door carefully and in

a controlled manner! There is a considerable risk of

crushing-type injuries!

Avoid pressing the internal lock knob at the same

time as you pull the door handle from the outside –

this can cause the unlocking mechanism to block and

damage the lock!

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5. Exterior structure

Opening the external entry door from the inside

• Pull the long release lever to unlock the entry door j.

• Use the internal handle to push the door open to the outside

Closing the external entry door from the inside

• Pull the internal handle to shut the door j.

• Press the small locking knob to lock the door

Danger of crushing-type injuries!

Always close the external entry door carefully and in

a controlled manner! There is a considerable risk of

crushing-type injuries!

Avoid pressing the internal lock knob at the same

time as you pull the door handle from the outside –

this can cause the unlocking mechanism to block and

damage the lock!

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• Shut the entry door j.

• Insert the key into the locking cylinder and turn it anti-clockwise

until the latch clicks audibly

• Turn the key back to the central position and pull it out of the

lock

• Pull the door handle to check that the door has been locked

correctly m.

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5. Exterior structure

Window shades

Always hold the pleated shade’s top rail in the middle and move the

shade up or down until you have achieved the desired degree of

shade. Avoid slanting or tilting the rail when pulling it.

The pleated shade will stop moving when you let go of the rail.

To avoid damaging the window shades, always hold

the rail in the middle.

To avoid damage to the window pane or shade caused

by heat accumulation, never fully shut the shade if the

sun is shining directly onto it.

To avoid damaged caused by material fatigue, never

fully shut the shade for longer periods. Only use as

required.

Insect screen door

(model-specic / special accessory)

Incorrect handling may result in damage!

To avoid damage, only use the insect screen door

when the external entry door is open j!

Depending on the position of the insect screen door

, it and/or the external entry door may be damaged

if the entry door is shut

when the screen door has

not been fully closed!

5. Exterior structure

Opening the insect screen door

Always hold the rail in the middle to operate the insect screen door

and pull it back across the entire width of the door opening until it

can longer be moved.

The insect screen door will remain in position and does not need to

be separately locked.

Avoid slanting or tilting the rail when pulling it.

To avoid damaged caused by material fatigue, never

fully shut the window blind for longer periods. Only

use as required.

Closing the insect screen door

Always hold the rail in the middle to operate the insect screen door

and pull it across the entire width of the door opening.

The insect screen door will remain in position and does not need to

be separately locked.

Avoid slanting or tilting the rail when pulling it.

Cleaning and care instructions for the insect screen door and

pleated shades

From time to time the pleated elements of the insect screen door and

window shades should be cleaned to remove dust. Use a (portable)

vacuum cleaner on a low setting to do so.

Never use liquids (including water) or aggressive cleaning products!

This could result in permanent damage to the pleated elements!

Cleaning and care instructions for the acrylic glass windows

Please refer to the information given in Chapter 11.3

Upkeep of this operation manual (Page 102 – Acrylic

glass window panes).

General cleaning and care instructions

Maintain the doors’ rubber seals by regularly applying

talcum powder!

5. Exterior structure

All of the fastenings on the service ap must lock into

place when closing to ensure that the ap will always

be closed tight. If the ap is not closed correctly, it

could become permanently deformed, especially when

the caravan stands unused for a longer period of time.

Spray the sealing gaskets of the service aps regularly

with silicon to ensure that they will always move easily

and operate reliably.

To open

• Unlock the ap

with a key.

• Press locking knob

while pushing lighting on the ap.

• Open the ap by pushing down.

To close

• Close the ap by pushing it up.

• Press the top left and right-hand corners of the ap to ensure

that all of the existing locks actually snap into place.

• Use the key to lock the ap

5.3 Service ap

(model-specic / special accessory)

Storage locker ap

(model-specic)

To open

• Unlatch both locks with the key.

• At the same time, pull both locking handles outwards around

the ap to open it.

To close

• Close the ap.

• Press on the ap by the locks so that the locks actually click

into place.

• Latch both locks with the key.

The storage locker ap is only guaranteed to be perma-

nently tight if all of the locks click into place when the

ap is closed. If the ap is not closed correctly, it could

become permanently deformed, especially when the

caravan stands unused for a longer period of time.

Spray the seals of the storage locker ap regularly

with silicone to ensure that the service ap always

moves freely and operates reliably.

5. Exterior structure

5.4 Toilet ap

To open

• Unlatch the lock j with the key.

• Press the knob k and swing the ap to the side.

To close

• Push the toilet ap to the side until it snaps in.

• Latch the lock j with the key.

5.5 Gas-bottle container ap

To open

• Unlatch the lock j with the key.

• To unlock, turn the knob that pops out in a counter-clockwise

direction and open the gas-bottle container lid.

The illustration may vary from the actual ap,

depending on the model and version.

To close

• Shut the lid of the gas-bottle container.

• Press down lightly on the handle of the lid to ensure it ts

snugly on the rubber gasket.

• Latch the lock j with the key.

• Press the knob until it snaps in and secure it.

Do not use the push-and-pull lock to open or close the

gas container ap. There is a danger that the locking

system will be damaged.

Note that, due to the scissor-shaped mounting k, there

is a danger of crushing your ngers when opening and clo-

sing the lid of the gas-bottle container.

Please note that if the front window is open, the gas-

bottle container ap should not be opened or only ope-

ned with care. If the window is open at a certain angle,

the gas-bottle container lid may collide with the win-

dow as it swings up.

Please grease and oil the rotary disc/lock rods as re-

quired l. Maintain the seals

of the service ap by

spraying them regularly with silicone.

5. Exterior structure

5.7 Guide rail for outer tent

To insert the tent keder at the front or rear end, the guide rail for the

outer tent has been beaded at the edge of the ornamental strip.

5.6 Roof and roof rail

(model-specic / special accessory)

Should you have requested that the manufacturer in-

stall special accessories in your caravan, or should

your dealer have subsequently tted your caravan with

a roof rail, please note the following:

• It is not possible to walk on the roof of the caravan.

No liability is assumed for any damages resulting

from such actions.

• There is an increase in the danger of slipping or an

accident if the roof is damp or wet.

The roof rail is merely an optical feature; it is not

suitable for carrying loads.

Please refer also to the separately enclosed Safety In-

structions provided by the product manufacturer.

When driving through tight curves or shunting, please

note that the maximum steering angle car -> caravan may

be greatly reduced by the bicycle carrier and its load.

Should you prefer to transport bicycles using a suitable

and licensed carrier system installed on the rear end of

the caravan, please note that this can have a negative

inuence on the caravan’s driving performance.

The driving performance of the caravan changes considerably

when there are bicycles on the carrier. Accordingly, the speed

must be adjusted to these circumstances.

• Ensure that the maximum permissible drawbar load is not excee-

ded when there are bicycles on the carrier. See also Chapter 2.3.

• The critical speed sinks drastically even if the carrier has been

optimally loaded.

• The driver of the vehicle is responsible for the state of the car-

rier and for ensuring that both the carrier itself and the bicycles

have been fastened securely.

• The carrier must be secured by means of the mounting brackets

and straps at hand even if there are no bicycles on it.

• Check the assembly of the carrier and the load after having

driven a short distance (approx. 50 km) and again later on at

reasonable intervals.

• Ensure that the load does not partially or fully cover existing

illumination devices.

• The carrier has been designed to carry a maximum load of 60 kg.

5.8 Bicycle carrier

for installation on the drawbar

(special accessory)

The illustration may vary from the actual

ap, depending on the model and version.

5. Exterior structure

5.8.1 Rear-mounted CARRYBACK bicycle carrier

Models: Saphir / Bianco Selection / Tendenza / Opal

from 2019 series - only for model/layout 515 SG

The AL-KO basic carrier system “CARRYBACK” consists of an exten-

dable basic carrier and a rail system that is mounted on the camper.

The basic carrier is tted with a ball-and-socket coupling that is used

for tting typical spherical bicycle carriers.

• The retaining system may only be mounted on campers that have

specically been prepared in the factory for such a purpose.

Approved models / series: see chapter heading

• Use of the retaining system on other Fendt campers does not con-

stitute proper use and could be dangerous for the user’s life and

limb or cause damage to other property.

• The retaining system may only be used to mount an approved car-

rier system for a maximum of two bicycles.

• The retaining system may only be mounted and used together with

AL KO’s ATC Automatic Trailer Control.

• The carrier system has been designed to carry a maximum load of

60 kg.

• It has a maximum reach (centre of gravity: bicycle carrier to ball

centre) of 300 mm.

• The retaining system may not be used for pulling or towing.

• The design or construction of the retaining system may not be mo-

died.

• Do not use the retaining system as a step or seat.

• Any other or further use is forbidden and considered to be contrary

to the designated use.

• The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from impro-

per use. The owner/driver of the vehicle is responsible for ensuring

the proper use as well as secure mounting and loading of the retai-

ning system.

• The driving performance of the car and camper may change con-

siderably when the carrier system is loaded. The speed must be

adjusted accordingly. The critical speed sinks drastically even if the

carrier has been optimally loaded. When the carrier is pulled out

and bicycles are carried, the maximum speed is 80 km/h. This

applies even though the car and camper are capable of doing 100

km/h!

• Observe slope angles; if a climb is steep, the slope angle (ferry,

steep hills) is considerably reduced.

• The length of the vehicle changes when the carrier system is pulled

out (driving backwards, parking).

• Before driving, always check that the cotter pins and clamping bolts

are securely fastened.

• Check the assembly of the carrier and the load after having driven

a short distance (approx. 20 km) and again later on at reasonable

intervals.

Intended use / safety and operating instructions:

5. Exterior structure

5.9 Subsequent installation of an awning

When selecting an awning, please note the limited amount of

available space between the outer tent lamp and the surrounding

aluminium moulding. Otherwise, it is only possible to install an aw-

ning on the roof.

If you prefer to install the awning on the roof of the caravan, please

note that, if you have a roof rail, this is not possible or only possible

in a very limited way.

If you have any queries, please speak to your Fendt-Caravan dealer.

Furthermore, we recommend that you have the awning installed by

a specialised company, if only for liability reasons.

The maximum permissible total width and total height may not be

exceeded by installing an awning.

Installing an awning may have a negative inuence on

the trailer/driving performance of the caravan.

Uncontrolled movements can be dangerous. Never

bend or lie down under an unsecured car-camper

combination!

The basic prerequisite for the best possible trailing be-

haviour of the camper is a well-balanced drawbar load.

Useful information on the drawbar load and how to load

the car-camper combination correctly can be found in

Chapter 2.3 of the Operating Manual.

Be sure to observe the instructions for use and safety in

the operating manuals of the individual device manuf-

acturers (retaining system / bicycle carrier).

If the system is subsequently mounted by an authori-

sed Fendt camper dealer:

The retaining system may only be ordered and mounted

through our listed and authorised commercial / service

partners. It is compulsory to give the VIN (Vehicle Identi-

cation Number) to enable the plausibility and registration

to be veried. Your authorised Fendt camper dealer will

be pleased to provide you with competent advice if you

have more detailed questions.

Ignoring these instructions could be dangerous for

the user’s life and limb or cause damage to other

property.

When moving the bicycle carrier from the car to the

retaining system or vice versa, ensure that the ocial

licence number plate on the bicycle carrier is ad-

justed accordingly or exchanged.

6. Interior structure

6.1 Doors, aps, drawers and kitchen worktop

Drawers and furniture doors with a push lock

(press-lock knob)

To open:

• Press the push-lock until the knob jumps up.

• Pull on the knob or handle until the drawer slides out or the ap

or door opens.

To close:

• Push on the knob to close the drawer or the door.

• Press the push lock (press-lock knob) until the knob

snaps in and the drawer or door is securely closed.

Close all doors and aps properly before driving. This

prevents them from opening accidentally and objects

falling out while driving.

Kitchen drawer with self-closing runner

(model-specic)

Please observe the maximum load of 10 kg per drawer.

No liability is assumed for any damages resulting

from overloading.

6.2 Converting the seating arrangement into a bed

In most caravans, the seating arrangements can be converted to

beds if required.

Here is some useful information for doing this:

• Remove the seat and back cushions.

• Release the bolting device for the pillared table frame or table

leg.

• Lower the table frame or place the hinged table on the prepared

strips of the seating chests.

• If necessary, widen the seating benches.

• Replace the seat and back cushions as shown in the pictures.

Do not hang wet bathrobes or towels on the hooks at

the top of the toilet/shower door.

Moisture can work its way through the minute holes

in the decorative foil into the wooden structure, which

may cause parts of the foil to come o.

Toilet/shower doors

6. Interior structure

Some caravan models do not require seat and/or back

cushions when converting seating arrangements into

beds.

Only for “Veneto” fabric upholstery:

Instead of the back cushions, the levelling cushions

included in delivery are required to convert the arran-

gement into a bed.

Converting a round seating arrangement into a bed

(Saphir / Bianco / Tendenza / Opal)

In some caravan models (e.g. wide vehicles) additional

cushions (*) have been included separately. These are

required for adjustment when converting the arrange-

ment into a bed.

Converting a round seating arrangement into a bed

(Diamant)

(390 FHS)

The extra cushions (*) are only required when conver-

ting the seats into a bed; otherwise, they are stored.

The extra cushions (*) are only required when conver-

ting the seats into a bed; otherwise, they are stored.

Position the lowered table in the middle of the se-

ating arrangement. Do not leave it in the transport or

driving position.

When converting seating arrangements into beds, do

not place the cushions directly on the tabletop as this

may cause scratches or mildew due to condensation.

We recommend that you use an absorbent cloth (e.g.

terry cloth or cotton).

Ensure that the tabletop, seat chests and/or covers as

well as cushions are well secured so that nothing can fall.

6. Interior structure

Converting the round seating arrangement into a bed

(Opal 560 SRF)

The levelling cushions (*) are included separately and

must be stowed away when the arrangement is in the

seating position.

Position the lowered table in the middle of the seating

arrangement. Do not leave it in the transport or driving

position.

• Place the cushions as shown in the picture on the left.

Converting the seating arrangement (dinette) into a

bed (515 SGE)

• Fold in the articulated support leg and place the table top on

the designated support bars between the seating benches.

• Fold out the support bracket

• Place the cushions as shown in the drawing on the left.

Extending the table

(optional extra)

• To extend the table, loosen the knurled screw j and pull out

the tabletop. Then tighten the knurled screw.

• To convert this into a bed, the tabletop must be pulled out some-

what to enable it to be removed from the hang rails.

• When converted to seats, cover the openings provided for

lowering the tabletop with the enclosed wooden panel k .

Otherwise, loose objects could fall into these openings (this also

applies for various other models with a hinged table).

(465 TG / 515 SD / 465 SFH)

• Release the bolting device on the pillared table frame.

• Lower the table frame.

• Place the cushions as shown in the drawing on the left.

6. Interior structure

Extending the bench seats into an additional bed

(Optional extra – model 515 SD only)

Widening the lengthwise bench seat (on the door side)

• Release the pushlock button on the side of the bench.

• Flip the side of the bench up and fold out the supporting board

until it locks into place.

• Insert the board with the supporting leg as shown in the picture on

the left. Arrange the additional cushions on it.

• To fold the supporting board and the side of the bench away,

press the lever of the locking mechanism and return the extension

to its original position.

Extending the bench seat as a footrest

(Optional extra – model 465 SFH only)

• Repeat the steps set out above, but without the board with the

supporting leg

Extending the bench aects the passage width of the

entrance door - and thus the emergency escape route.

Converting the centre round seating arrangement

(560 SKM)

The extra cushions (*) are only required when conver-

ting the seats into a bed; otherwise, they are stored.

Converting the centre seating arrangement into a

(495 SKM / 515 SKM / 550 KMG)

• Fold in the articulated support leg and place the tabletop on

the designated support bars between the benches.

• Place the cushions as shown in the photo on the left.

The extra cushions (*) are only required when conver-

ting the seats into a bed; otherwise, they are stored.

6. Interior structure

Converting the L-shaped seating arrangement into

a bed (optional extra for Bianco 465 SGE)

• Position and unfold the occasional ottoman (included in the

scope of delivery) and the levelling cushions (optional extra) as

shown in the picture on the left.

The maximum load for the occasional ottoman is 100 kg.

Occasional ottoman with storage space

(model-specic / country-specic / optional extra)

The maximum load for the occasional ottoman is 100 kg.

The extra cushions (*) are only required when conver-

ting the seats into a bed; otherwise, they are stored.

(515 SKF)

• Fold in the articulated support leg and place the tabletop on

the designated support bars between the benches.

• Fold out the support legs of the separately enclosed levelling

piece for the bench j and insert it in front of the tabletop

between the benches.

• Place the cushions as shown in the photo on the left.

* *

Bed ller with extendable slatted frame

(special accessory / for single bed model only)

The two single mattresses can be joined together

with a zipper.

6. Interior structure

Pictures may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment in your caravan.

Fold-away bed

(Opal 515 SKF)

Moveable bed

(Tendenza 650 SFD, 650 SFDW)

To open To close

To fold the bed away, only push the slatted frame

from the interior of the vehicle towards the wall and

when the mattresses have been stacked one on top

of the other.

To open: Take hold of the loop on the side of the slat-

ted frame and pull on it until the frame clicks into the

desired position.

To close: Use the loop to pull briey on the slatted

frame until the lock opens and then pull the slatted

frame down into place.

• To adjust the slatted frame, raise the head end of the mattress

and position the slatted frame as desired.

• To return it to the reclining position, the slatted frame must rst

be moved as high as it will go and then unlocked.

6.3 Bunk beds

(model-specic)

The maximum load for the upper bunk bed is 75 kg.

Be careful when using the upper bed for small child-

ren, as there is a danger that they may fall out. Never

leave small children unattended in the caravan.

Small children under the age of 6 may not use the

upper bunk bed.

Please note our safety symbol!

Model-specic

Stow the ladder securely when driving.

6. Interior structure

Always check that the lashing rings are rmly locked

before you start your drive.

The owner/driver of the vehicle is always responsible for

ensuring that loads transported in the external storage

locker have been correctly secured. As far as possible, al-

ways use tension belt systems licensed for this purpose.

Never use rubber expanders. Remember that excepti-

onally strong driving dynamics can occur in dangerous

situations or when you are forced to slam on the brakes.

Please note the information given in Chapter 2.3 of

this operating manual regarding correct loading and

the drawbar load.

Please note: the heavier the rear load, the worse the

driving performance and brake response.

Only in models with a rear ap / rear external storage locker

The lower bunk bed can be folded up. Ensure that it is securely faste-

ned by means of the Tenax fasteners on the right- and left-hand side.

Together with the rails/lashing rings (model-specic) and the large

external ap, this also allows you to use this space as an external

storage locker.

Shifting the lashing rings (model-specic)

• Give the lashing ring half a turn counter-clockwise and push it

to the desired position in the fastening rail.

• Then give the lashing ring half a turn clockwise. The lashing ring

is now rmly locked in the fastening rail.

Only in the Bianco 720 SKDW model

In this model, the upper bunk bed can also be folded

away.

Take care when folding the upper bunk out or in as there

is a risk of pinching or crushing your ngers!

When folded out, the upper bunk bed must be secured

by means of the belt provided for this purpose.

The upper bunk bed must be folded in when driving.

Before driving, fold the upper bunk bed in and use the

Tenax fasteners located on the right-hand side (in the

direction of trac) to secure it in the predened position.

6. Interior structure

Window shades (DB3 shade / adjustable blind)

(model-specic)

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manual

provided by the device/product manufacturer,

for useful information on operating and caring for the

window shades.

6.5 Roof bonnets

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manual

provided by the device/product manufacturer

for useful information on operating and caring for the roof

bonnets/ventilation.

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Risk of damage from heat build-up between blind

and window pane!

In case of strong sunlight, the shade may only be pul-

led down two-thirds of the way.

Risk of damage

Never let the shade spring back into its original position.

• Use the handle to pull the shade and y screen to the

desired open position.

Risk of damage from heat build-up between blind

and window pane!

In case of strong sunlight, the shade may only be pulled

down two-thirds of the way.

6.4 Windows

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manual pro-

vided by the device/product manufacturer, ,

for useful information on operating and caring for the win-

dows.

Due to condensation, a light mist may form between

the acrylic glass double pane if there are excessive dif-

ferences in temperature. However, the pane has been

constructed in such a way that, as the temperature out-

side increases or the individual climate zones are adju-

sted, this condensation will evaporate by itself. This is a

physically explainable occurrence; it does not mean that

the pane itself is defect.

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7. Installation of electrical devices

7.1 Safety tips

7.2 Electrical supply

The installation of electrical devices in the Fendt caravan have been

carried out in accordance with the valid regulations and norms.

Please note:

• Do not remove safety tips and warnings on the electrical equip-

ment.

• The installation spaces for electrical equipment such as distri-

bution fuse boards, electric power supply, etc., may not be used

as additional storage spaces.

• Only authorised specialists may work on the electric system.

• If the vehicle is equipped with a battery:

(special request / special accessory)

Only accumulators with bound electrolytes (Gel or AGM batte-

ries) may be installed.

• Turn o all equipment that uses 12 V before connecting or dis-

connecting the battery.

Electricity for the caravan can be obtained from the following

connections:

- 230 V mains connection 50 Hz.

via the base vehicle if it is connected using the 13-pole plug

(limited functions)

- via a built-in auxiliary battery (not included).

Everything that uses 12 V, such as lighting, water supply, etc.,

is available.

The 230 V system is protected by a two-pole 13 or 16 A automatic

circuit breaker

, which is located in the wardrobe. (Exceptions to

this include special installations such as ultraheat, hot-water heating,

etc. In this case, an additional two-pole 16 A overload circuit breaker

is installed.)

The bolted connections of the circuit breakers as well as

the secure t of the connection cable must be checked

once a year by a specialist and, if necessary, tightened.

The residual current operated device must be checked regularly by

pressing the test button.

Supply via mains connection

The caravan receives its electric power supply via the 230 V CEE

feeder plug on the side wall of the vehicle.

To connect:

• Turn o the automatic circuit breaker

by pressing the rocker

switch

down.

• Grab the bottom of the protective cover

of the exterior so-

cket and ip it up.

7. Installation of electrical devices

To disconnect:

• Turn o the automatic circuit breaker m by pressing the rocker

switch l down.

• Pull out the CEE plug k.

• Fold down the cover ap j .

• Completely unwind the connector cable and attach the

CEE plug k .

• Turn the automatic circuit breaker m back on.

Pictures may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

If the mains operates via a cable drum, this must be

completely unwound, as otherwise induction may cause

the cable to heat up and burn.

Rules for the mains connection:

• Use only a 3 x 2.5 mm2 cable with a maximum length of 25 m,

a CEE plug and connector to connect the caravan to an external

230 V mains.

• The 230 V mains connection in the caravan has been designed

for a total power consumption of 2300 W. If additional devices

requiring electricity are connected, such as water heaters, etc.,

you must ensure that this electric power value is not exceeded,

taking other electrical equipment into account that is in use,

e.g. refrigerator, therme, etc.

Please observe the manufacturer's

separately enclosed operating instructions for the

device/article.

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7. Installation of electrical devices

The illustration above shows the device

without its cover.

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10A 5

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Pictures may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

On no account should the power supply fuses be

replaced with fuses with incorrect sockets or higher

ampere ratings.

Please also note the separately enclosed circuit dia-

gram for the 12 V electrical supply.

Assignment of fuses for power supply

(Models Saphir, Bianco, Opal)

Fuses are assigned as follows (from left to right):

1st circuit 1 / 10A

2nd circuit 2 / 10A

3rd circuit 3 / 5A

4th circuit 4 / 5A

5th circuit 5 / 10A

Depending on the model the assignment of fuses may

vary somewhat from the equipment from your caravan.

Please observe the manufacturer's

separately enclosed operating instructions for the

device/article.

Overload protection

(special accessory only or model-specic)

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Depending on the model the assignment of fuses may

vary somewhat from the equipment from your caravan.

The illustration above shows the device

without its cover.

Picture may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

The fuses in the switching power supply protect the feed line to

the switchbox.

Switch box and assignment of fuses

(Diamant, Tendenza caravan only)

The fuses have been assigned as follows (from bottom to top):

1. Electric circuit A / 10A

3. Electric circuit C / 5A

4. Electric circuit D / 5A

5. Electric circuit E / 7,5A

6. Electric circuit F / 7,5A

Please also note the separately enclosed circuit dia-

gram for the 12 V electrical supply.

Further information on the individual electric circuits is

given in the next Chapter 7.4 Light control system.

The 10A fuse for the second electric circuit B is loca-

ted under the switch box cover.

On no account should the fuses for the power supply

or the switch box be replaced with fuses with incorrect

sockets or higher ampere ratings.

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.3 Control panel

(only for Saphir, Bianco, Opal)

Sockets 230 V

Fresh water tank display

Indirect lighting 12 V

Workplace lighting

Picture may vary somewhat from the

equipment on your caravan!

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.4 Lighting control system with switch/touch panel

(Tendenza, Diamant)

The system consists of control electronics, a touch panel as well

as a keypad and, depending on the model/layout plan, several

external control panels. It enables you to operate the dierent

lamps and several 230V devices. In addition, the touch panel is

used to display additional information and measured values and

to switch individual load circuits on and o and control them.

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

Switch/dimmer for upper LED strip light overhead stowage

compartment / ambience ceiling light in living room

Switch/dimmer for ceiling or LED strip - bedroom

(depending on model/layout / country-specic)

Switch/dimmer LED strip light for overhead stowage compart-

ment / ambience ceiling light inin bedroom

(depending on model/layout / country-specic)

LED strip lower roof storage box – bedroom

Outer tent light

LED strip lower roof storage box / corner shelves – living

room

Switch for lighting in bar / chest of drawers / side panel

seating bench (depending on model/layout / country-specic)

Display screen / touch panel / menu navigation

Main switch

Home button

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

Press briey on the key to switch the spots on the ceiling in the

living room on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate how

brightly you want the spots to shine.

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Switch for outer tent light

Press this key to switch the outer tent light on and o. This light

can only be switched on if the vehicle has been equipped with an

external 230 V CEE feeder plug.

Switch/dimmer for upper LED strip light for overhead

stowage compartment / ambience ceiling light in

living room

Press briey on the key to switch the upper LED rope light for the

overhead stowage compartment or the living room ceiling light’s

ambience lighting on and o.

Switch/dimmer for ceiling or LED strip - bedroom

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Briey press the button to switch the light in the bedroom on and

o. Press longer on the key to regulate how brightly you want the

spots to shine.

This button is not meant for the lighting in the air-conditioning system.

Switch/dimmer for upper LED strip light for overhead

stowage compartment / ambience ceiling light in

bedroom

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Press briey on the key to switch the upper LED rope light for the

overhead stowage compartment or the bedroom ceiling light’s am-

bience lighting on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate how

brightly you want the spots to shine.

LED strip lower roof storage box – bedroom

Press this key to switch the LED strip on and o.

7. Installation of electrical devices

Switch for LED strip light for lower stowage compartment /

corner shelf in living room

Press this key to switch the LED rope light on and o.

Switch for lighting in bar / chest of drawers / side panel

seating bench

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Press this key to switch the lights for the bar, sideboard or bench

plinth on and o.

Display screen / touch panel / menu navigation

The display consists of

A - Fixed header line

B – Main display / touchpanel

Main switch

Press briey on the “main switch” to switch o all of the lighting

circuits and the circuits “230V oor heating” and “230V therme”.

The state of operation of the lighting circuits will be saved when

the main switch is switched o. Pressing the main switch again will

switch the lighting circuits back on. The circuits “230V oor heating”

and “230V therme” will not be switched on again automatically. As

long as the power supply has not been interrupted, the devices will

then be in the same state of operation as before. Pressing the main

switch for a longer period of time (approx. 3 seconds) will switch o

not only the lighting circuits and 230V electric circuits, but also the

circuits A to B. Press the “main switch” for approx. 7 seconds to

switch all of the lighting circuits and the circuits A to F back on (only

when using 230V mains operation).

Home

Press this key to switch between the start menu (TIME display) and

the main menu.

When in the submenus, press this key to go back one level.

Does not save the settings that have been made.

C - Menu bar

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Children's switch

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

The switch is located inside directly next to the entrance door.

(The exact location depends on the layout.)

It functions as described under 1

Description of the external control panel in the bed-room

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light or LED strip - bedroom

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

LED strip lower roof storage box – bedroom

Switch/dimmer for upper LED strip light for overhead

stowage compartment / ambience ceiling light in bedroom

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Main switch (press for 3 seconds!)

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

Press briey on the key to switch the spots on the ceiling in the

living room on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate how

brightly you want the spots to shine.

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light or LED strip - bedroom

(depending on model/layou /country-specic)

Press briey on the key to switch the spots on the ceiling in the bed-

room on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate how brightly

you want the spots to shine. This button is not meant for the lighting

in the air-conditioning system.

Switch/dimmer for upper LED strip light for overhead

stowage compartment / ambience ceiling light in

bedroom

Press briey on the key to switch the upper LED strip light for the

overhead stowage compartment or the bedroom ceiling light’s

ambience lighting on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate

howbrightly you want the spots to shine.

7. Installation of electrical devices

Main switch

Pressing this key for a longer period of time switches o all of the

lighting circuits in the living room and the bedroom. This will not

switch o the 230 V devices (therme and boiler). The main swit-

ching relay and, therefore, the circuits A to B will also not be swit-

ched o. It is not possible to press this key so as to switch all of the

lights on as they were before, i.e. it does not have the same function

as the main switch in the TFT panel.

Switch for LED strip lower roof storage box – bedroom

Press this key to switch the LED strip on and o.

Description of external control panel for the entry door

(depending on model/layout/country-specic)

Switch for outer tent light

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

Switch for underbody lighting

Switch/dimmer for awning rail light

Switch/dimmer for ceiling light in living room

Press briey on the key to switch the spots on the ceiling in the

living room on and o. Press longer on the key to regulate how

brightly you want the spots to shine.

Switch for outer tent light

Press this key to switch the outer tent light on and o. This light

can only be switched on if the vehicle has been equipped with an

external 230 V CEE feeder plug.

Switch/dimmer for the awning rail light

Press this key to switch the LED strip light for the awning rail on and

o. Press longer on the key to regulate how brightly you want this

light to shine. This light can only be switched on if the vehicle has

been equipped with an external 230 V CEE feeder plug.

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Switch for underbody lighting

(Accessories/country-specic)

Press this key to switch the underbody lighting on and o. This light

can only be switched on if the vehicle has been equipped with an

external 230 V CEE feeder plug.

Fixed header

Shows the following in various submenus

- date

- time

- inside temperature

- outside temperature

Display screen / touch panel / menu navigation

Menu/Navigation bar

Press on the icons shown on the navigation bar in various sub-

menus to change, set or adjust the settings / values shown or to

navigate through the submenu.

Main display / touch panel

Use the Home key to switch between the start menu and the

main menu.

Press lightly on the icon shown in the main display to switch to the

corresponding submenu.

Only those icons for devices / functions that are currently availa-

ble and connected to the system will be displayed. This may dier

depending on the model/layout. Various icons / functions will only

be shown on the display if the vehicle was equipped with a stand-

alone power supply by the manufacturer. If a stand-alone package

is subsequently tted, a battery sensor is also required (page 64).

If the lighting control system is no longer being opera-

ted, the display will switch o automatically after ap-

prox. 10 minutes (black screen).

1 2 3 4

Start menu

Main menu

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7. Installation of electrical devices

If this icon is shown in green, the panel is activated. If the icon is

orange, the panel has been deactivated.

230 volts

Shows that the camper is connected to the mains.

Car

The camper is connected to the base vehicle and the motor has

been started.

Warning: car and mains connection

This warning will appear 3 times

and must be acknowledged. The

warning will not appear again when

the defect has been xed.

The most important icons available on the display are shown on

the left.

Battery management

red = Warning: undervoltage during 12V self-sucient mode

Heating/air-conditioning

red = malfunction

Fresh water tank

red = empty

Submenus

Press lightly on one of the icons shown in the main menu to jump to

the appropriate submenu.

Press on the Home button or on the Back icon to return

to the start/main menu.

Truma Combi C heating system*

* model-specic /special accessory

1 only for rally package

On/O switch

for power supply

230 volts

Car

Battery being charged*1

Battery being discharged*1

Therme / boiler*

Floor heating*

Fresh water tank

Battery management*1

Air-conditioning system*

Cooling (air-conditioning function)

Heating (air-conditioning function)

Automatic (air-conditioning function)

Air circulation

(air-conditioning function)

KATHREIN* satellite system

Refrigerator from the 10 series*

7. Installation of electrical devices

Battery management*

The current status of the auxiliary battery is displayed in the battery

menu (self-sucient package). The charging status is shown in the

battery icon; the example shows a fully charged battery.

“U” indicates the current charging voltage, “I” the current charging

current and the remaining time until the battery is discharged is dis-

played in hours. The value “T” indicates the temperature of the bat-

tery; this must not exceed 50° C. A warning message will be sent if

the temperature exceeds 50° C and the battery will be shown in red

in the main menu on the control panel. If the battery is overheated,

it cannot be charged. Should this warning occur repeatedly, the

camper must be taken to an authorised specialist.

The icon for the charger and the arrow towards the battery indicate

that the battery is currently being charged with the set values.

The value “R” shows the calibration check. If “1” is output, the sen-

sor will be calibrated (target state). If “0” is output, the measured

values may deviate slightly and the sensor should be recalibrated.

Normally, calibration is carried out automatically, whereby neither

the charging nor the discharge current may be more than 150mA.

The system can be manually calibrated

- while using the 230V mains operation or

- if no electrical device has been switched on in 12V operation.

Fresh water tank

The lling level of the fresh water tank can be read o here. Press

lightly on the Alarm icon to activate the alarm (green). If the alarm

has been activated, a beep will go o when the tank is being lled.

These beeps will be sent at increasingly shorter intervals while the

tank is lling up. The lling level of the fresh water tank will be auto-

matically updated on the control panel every few seconds.

To exit from this menu, press the Back icon . You can also wait

one minute and the screen will automatically switch to the Start

display.

To carry this out, the battery’s positive terminal (quick release clamp)

must be disconnected (see “Independent power supply”). Follow-

ing this, the sensor will be able to calibrate itself; the process will be

completed in approx. 3 hours. After the battery’s positive terminal

has been reconnected the display should show Value “1”.

To exit from this menu, press the Back icon . You can also wait

one minute and the screen will automatically switch to the Start

display.

Wassertank

AGM055 Ah

U : 12,3 V

I : 5,3 A

: 6,5 h

T : 0,0 °C

R : 0

Battery charger

automatic

tank

control

Alarm

7. Installation of electrical devices

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Lighting system

Press lightly on one of the icons shown in the menu for the lighting

system to select the desired lamp and switch it on or o.

(activated lights are displayed in green).

Timer

The activated timer is indicated in the main menu for

the lighting system by a red dot in the corresponding

light icon.

Activated timer

(red dot)

The symbols shown in the illustrations may

vary somewhat from the equipment on your

camper.

To exit from this menu, press the Back icon . You can also wait

one minute and the screen will automatically switch to the Start

display.

Programming the timer

(Ceiling lights living room / outer tent light)

Press lightly on the Alarm Clock icon to jump to the Settings menu

for the timer.

Navigate to the positions to be set by pressing on the arrow

keys . Press on the “+/-” icons to set the time.

Press on the Back icon to conrm the time that was set.

Activating/deactivating the timer

The timer will only be activated if the option to the right is changed

from “O” to “On”. Move the cursor over the arrow keys to

the “On” or “O” position. The timer is activated / deactivated by

pressing on the “+” or “-” icons.

•

10:00 to 14:30 on

0:00 to 0:00 off

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TRUMA-heating system Combi C4 / C6 (E)

(special accessory, model-specic)

The TFT display panel can only be used to control the

heating system’s basic functions. To use enhanced

functions (e.g. to control the automatic climate control,

heating or cooling system), the device must be opera-

ted via the manufacturer’s own separate control panel

“CP Plus” or via the Truma-iNet System (see descrip-

tion in Chap. 7.5). Green icons indicate the functions

that are operating.

If the touch panel is used to switch o the heating, the

values that have been set will remain saved. If the he-

ating is turned on again, the functions last used will

automatically be activated.

Short-term increase in the amount of hot water

Press lightly on the icon shown on the left to increase the hot water

temperature temporarily from 40°C to 60°C. Note that this will incre-

ase the amount of hot water that is used. To reduce the temperature

from 60°C to 40°C, press again on the icon .

40°C

Setting the desired room temperature

Press on the icon to navigate to the submenu shown on

the left.

Use the icons to set the temperature in steps of 1°C from

+5°C to +30°C. The value changed is conrmed by pressing on the

Back icon; this will also take you back to the Heating menu.

20 °C

The desired room temperature (in ° C), short-term increase in the

amount of hot water for taking a shower (in ° C) and the type of

operation (gas/electric) are displayed in the menu for the TRUMA

hot water heating system. The “On/O” icon is shown in green

when the heating system is in operation.

To activate / deactivate the heating system, press lightly on the

“On/O” icon .

Room

temperature

40°C

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20 °C

40°C

Electric

7. Installation of electrical devices

Info menu

Information on the device manufacturer is shown here.

Please note the descriptions given in Chap. 9.3 Hot-

air heating as well as the operating manual provided

by TRUMA, the manufacturer of this device.

Method of operation

(model-specic / special accessory)

Press lightly on the icon shown on the left to select the he-

ater operating mode: gas, mixed operation (gas+electric)

or electric. If mixed operation or electric operation have

been selected, the desired performance must also be se-

lected (1 lightning bolt = 0,9 kW, 2 lightning bolts = 1,8 kW).

From a performance of 2kW or more, the power sup-

ply being fed in must be secured with a 16 Amp fuse.

Please speak to the person operating the camping site!

Air-conditioning system TRUMA

(special accessory, model-specic)

The TFT display panel can only be used to control the

air conditioning system’s basic functions. To use en-

hanced functions (e.g. to control the automatic climate

control, heating or cooling system), the device must be

operated via the manufacturer’s own separate control

panel “CP Plus” or via the Truma-iNet System (see de-

scription in Chap. 7.5).Functions which are in operati-

on will be shown as green symbols.

The set type of operation, fan level and desired room temperature

are displayed in the menu for the TRUMA air-conditioning system.

The lower menu icon is shown in green when the air-conditioning

system is in operation.

Next to this icon, the value

ON = on or

OFF = air-conditioning system is not in operation (white icon) is shown.

The main menu shifts to the main menu on the control panel by

means of the “Back” function . After one minute, all menus

automatically shift to the main menu on the control panel.

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18 °C

Med

80%

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Truma

Truma Gerätetechnik

Gmbh & Co KG

www.truma.com

7. Installation of electrical devices

Setting the temperature

The desired temperature can be set here. This is not

possible in air circulation mode, because neither the

cooling nor the heating function are then active.

Please also refer to the descriptions provided in Chap-

ter 7.10 Air-conditioning and to the TRUMA operating

manual.

Submenu: Selecting the type of operation

(model-specic / special accessory)

- cooling

- heating

- automatic mode

- air circulation mode

http://dometic.com

Setting the fan level

Set the desired fan level here (Low, Med, High and Night).

When in automatic mode, the ventilation will also be

regulated automatically, i.e. it is then not possible to enter

a separate setting.

The new fan level must be conrmed by pressing on the Back

icon .

Use the arrow keys to navigate to and select the operating

mode. The new operating mode must be conrmed by pressing on

the Back icon .

Info menu

Information on the device manufacturer is shown here.

Press on the Back icon to exit the menu. Exit the main menu by

pressing on the Home button to return to the start display. After

one minute, all menus will automatically shift to the main menu on the

control panel.

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Truma

Truma Gerätetechnik

Gmbh & Co KG

www.truma.com

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Med

20° C

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Info menu on the TFT control panel

Information on the device manufacturer is shown here.

Air distribution box lighting

Press on the icon on the menu bar to select the submenu for

the lighting in the air distributor box. Use the submenu to regulate

how brightly the light should shine.

Increase or decrease the value by pressing on the “+/-” icons to

change the intensity of the lighting integrated in the air-conditioning

system. Press on the Back icon to conrm the new value and

exit from this submenu.

Press lightly on the “On/O” icon to activate / deactivate the

lighting.

Activating/deactivating the Alarm Clock

The Alarm Clock is activated and deactivated by pressing on the

Alarm Clock icon next to the wake-up time displayed. The icon will

turn green when the Alarm Clock has been activated.

To exit from this menu, press the Back icon . You can also wait

one minute and the screen will automatically switch to the Start dis-

play.

When the alarm clock goes o, press lightly on the main display to

switch it o.

Settings menu

The date and time can be set in the Settings menu. Press on the

Date or Time icon to navigate to the keys for setting the desired

value. Press on the Back icon to conrm the new value and exit

from this submenu.

It is also possible to calibrate the indoor and outdoor temperatures

shown, as temperature eects on the sensors may lead to a deviati-

on between the temperature displayed and the actual temperature.

The temperature display can be changed by a maximum of +/-12° C.

Press lightly on the Time display next to the Alarm Clock icon to

navigate to the Setting menu for the timer.

Navigate to the positions to be set by pressing on the arrow

keys . Press on the “+/-” icons to set the time.

Press on the Back icon to conrm the wake-up time that was

set.

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Gewerbepark Ost 26

86690 Mertingen

Deutschland

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Refrigerator from the 10 series* (model-specic)

Selecting the type of operation (model-specic)

Gas

230V

12V

Automatic

Press on the corresponding icon to select the type of operation.

Setting the temperature

Press on the corresponding setting to regulate the temperature and

the cooling capacity.

Press on the Back icon to exit the menu.

Press lightly on the icon in the main menu to switch to the

refrigerator menu.

AUTO

Other icons and buttons

Warning message (on/o) – gives o a warning signal

when the refrigerator door has been left open for a

longer period of time.

Indicates whether the device is connected to the CI Bus

system.

Heating element (on/o) for reducing condensation

Warning icon – indicates after a certain length of time that

the refrigerator door is not closed or not closed properly.

Info menu

Information on the device manufacturer is shown here.

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DOMETIC

Dometic WAECO

International GmbH

Hollefeldstr. 63

48282 Emsdetten

Deutschland

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AUTO

7. Installation of electrical devices

KATHREIN* satellite system (optional extra)

The current status of the satellite system is displayed in the centre

of the main menu for the satellite system:

Current status

Antenna set up

Antenna searching

Antenna in park position

The following is displayed on the left:

Position

Selected satellite

Functions of menu bar C:

Operation on/o

Setting antenna up / in park position

Countries that can be set have been stored in the country list;

regions that can be set are: North / Middle / South.

Submenu: set position

Setting the country combined with the region

Back

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Albania North

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19.2°E

GER

North

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Submenu: set position

Submenu: set satellite

Submenu: information on device manufacturer

Back function

Stopping the antenna

7. Installation of electrical devices

Error

code Error name Causes To eliminate

No connection

to turnable

satellite dish

Defect coaxial cable or

plug connection

No power supply for tur-

nable satellite dish

Coaxial connections for

input and output

A dealer can replace the cable or plug.

Check whether the battery circuit breaker has

been switched on, the battery is discharged or the

230V mains voltage is connected.

The red master cable must be plugged into the

“Input” socket.

02 Satellite not

found

No unobstructed view to

the satellite

The mobile home is loca-

ted outside the satellite’s

footprint

Heavy clouds

If possible, change the location or remove what-

ever obstructs the view. Change the search level.

Select another satellite, e.g. “Hotbird” instead of

“Astra” in northern and eastern Europe.

During severe thunderstorms and periods of very

dense clouds, the satellite cannot screen through

the cloud cover.

03 Ignition signal

supplied

The ignition signal ensures

that the turnable satellite

dish is retracted

Switch the ignition o.

Errorcodes KATHREIN satellite system

Submenu: set satellite

Satellites that can be set have been stored in the satellite list.

Setting the satellite

Back

Info menu

Information on the device manufacturer is shown here.

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CAP 650

Version: 2.23

KATHREIN-Werke KG

Info:

http://kathrein.com

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7. Installation of electrical devices

Should these errors occur, the codes will appear in the display on the Kathrein control system. Please note that due,

to these errors, the satellite dish may in some cases switch itself o to prevent damage to the device. If possible,

remove the source of trouble before restarting the system. Never attempt to open or modify the equipment - this must

be done by an authorised Fendt dealer!

Error

code Error name Causes To eliminate

04 Mechanical

stop

The dish has hit an obst-

ruction or is frozen.

Not enough power to ope-

rate the servomotors.

Antenna has lost its posi-

tion.

Remove the obstruction; remove snow and ice from

the dish; restart the system.

Switch o other electrical devices. Charge the

battery.

Please have the satellite dish checked by a Fendt

dealer and let them install any updates.

05 On-board vol-

tage too low

Electrical devices that

consume a great deal of

energy reduce the total

output.

Charge the battery and connect the 230V mains

connection.

Possibly switch o those devices (such as electric

heating elements) that consume a great deal of

energy.

No search

transponder

available.

Incorrect or manually mo-

died channel list

Have the correct list installed. Your dealer can do

this.

Problem Cause Solution

Long search times The system is searching in

the wrong region.

Set the region in which the mobile home is loca-

ted (see Chap. 7, submenu: Set position).

Satellite not found/

no reception

The mobile home is loca-

ted outside the satellite’s

footprint.

Select another satellite.

Uncontrolled perfor-

mance of the turnable

satellite dish

The turnable satellite dish

has “lost” the satellite and

cannot nd it again.

Reset the system. The reset button is located on

the back of the

CAP 650.

These problems are not errors that will cause the system to stop and send an error message.

Therefore, they have no error code.

Independent power supply

(model-specic / special accessory)

If your camper has been tted with separate equipment or the autark

package by the manufacturer, please note the following:

In the nylon folder that contains the documents for the vehicle you

will also nd the following operating instructions and connecting

diagrams:

- manufacturer‘s operating instructions for the multi-function

electrical supply / charger

Please read these important documents carefully to ensure that the

autark package functions correctly and eciently.

7. Installation of electrical devices

It can only function correctly if the wiring and the con-

nections in the base vehicle have been carried out/

allocated according to DIN 72570.

Operation using an auxiliary battery

If the caravan is not connected to the 230 V mains supply, the auxi-

liary battery will supply the electrical system with 12 V DC voltage.

Since the battery only has a limited capacity, the electrical devices

should not be operated for a longer period of time without charging

the battery or connecting the caravan to the 230 V mains connection.

The battery can be charged from dierent input sources (e.g. via a

230 V mains connection or via the base vehicle’s alternator) using

a charging controller). Whereby the source of input with the highest

input voltage supplies the charge current for the connected battery.

If the self-sucient package is installed by the manufacturer, a AGM

battery is always installed. Generally, you will nd this battery in a se-

parate box which, depending on the layout of your camper, is located

in the storage space either under the seating arrangement or the bed.

This AGM battery may not be replaced by a conventional wet battery.

Switch o all devices and lights before you disconnect

the battery. Smoking is absolutely forbidden when wor-

king on the battery or if the battery container is open.

Please also note the label on the battery container.

Battery sensor (IBS)

Description of the diering displays on the TFT display

If the rally package is installed at the factory, it will be tted with an

intelligent battery sensor made by Hella.

This battery sensor is required for orderly functioning and/or display

on the TFT display and collects the following data among others:

• Battery voltage

• Current balance of the battery

• Maximum available capacity of the battery (ageing of the battery)

• Currently available capacity of the battery (charge state of the

battery)

Please also refer to the information in this chapter on

Page 55 “Battery management”.

Every battery has a self-discharge. Thus, it is important

that the battery is always fully charged before it is not

used for a longer period of time. Then disconnect

the positive pole on the battery (quick release). Not

using the battery for a longer period of time leads to deep

discharge, which could cause irreparable damage. Always

store your battery in a cool, dry place. The optimal tem-

perature for storing a battery is approx. 15° C. Check the

battery voltage at least every six months and recharge the

battery if the voltage drops to below 12.6 V.

7. Installation of electrical devices

• Only accumulator batteries with bound electrolytes

(gel or AGM batteries) may be installed in those po-

sitions specied by the manufacturer.

• The installed battery may not be opened.

• When changing auxiliary batteries, use only batteries

of the same make and capacity.

• Before disconnecting or connecting the auxiliary bat-

tery, disconnect the electric connection to the base

vehicle and switch o the 230 V supply, the

12 V supply as well as all electrical devices.

• Before replacing fuses you must rst de-energise

the charge controller.

• Before replacing a blown fuse you must rst x

whatever caused the fuse to blow.

• Fuses may only be replaced by fuses with the same

fuse protection value.

• Airing the charge controller insuciently will cause a

reduction of the charge current.

• The surface of the charge controller casing may be-

come hot when the device is in operation.

• Before each journey, please check that the battery is

charged. Where necessary, set up a mains connection

so that the battery can be charged.

• Use every opportunity during your journey to charge the

battery.

• The battery loses its capacity after having been used for

a while and at low temperatures.

• An acoustic warning signal will be given o if the remai-

ning time during discharge operation is less than 1 hour.

• If the battery voltage should be less than 10.0 V, all de-

vices will automatically be switched o.

• A warning will go o if the battery ages to a value less

than 50% of its nominal capacity.

• If the vehicle is not in use for a longer period of time,

the battery should be disconnected or the main switch

should be switched o after the battery has been opti-

mally charged.

SiA

A4 A3

SiB

DauerPlus

Plus

SiC

C3 C1

SiD

D2B

D3B

D1Plus

D2Plus D2Plus

D3a

SiF

SiE

E2B

E3B

E2Plus

E1Plus E2Plus

E3a

S40 S39 S38

S34

S35

S36

S41

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-S37

Hauptpanel

Funkmodul

Schlafraum

Außenbel.

CI-

BUS CI-

BUS

CI-

BUS CI-

BUS

CI-

BUS CI-

BUS WLAN Gas

1 2

Battery

sensor

connection

Jumper

• A warning will go o if the battery ages to a value

less than 50% of its nominal capacity.

• If the vehicle is not in use for a longer period of time,

the battery should be disconnected or the main

switch should be switched o after the battery has

been optimally charged.

The “Jumper”

setting must also be changed if an inde-

pendent system and a battery are installed in the camper

at a later stage. In self-sucient mode, the bridge circuit

must be connected to the two pins in such a way that both

of them are electrically connected. When this conversion

has been carried out, it is possible to switch all devices on

during battery operation.

Orderly functioning of the described displays on the TFT

display can only be achieved in conjunction with an intelli-

gent battery sensor (IBS) connected to the circuit board

7. Installation of electrical devices

Pin name Assignment Safeguarded Designation

S2 Earth from power supply

S1 12 V from power supply

S41 2 x earth and 2 x plus from battery 9/13

S38 Earth and plus to charging controller for rally package

S39 Earth and plus to charging controller for rally package

S40 Earth and plus 10/11 for rally package

A1 Earth and plus (water pump) 10 A fuse

A2 Earth and plus (Porta Potti toilet) 10 A fuse

A3 Earth and plus (12V, plug sockets) 10 A fuse

A4 Earth and plus 10 A fuse

B2 Earth and plus (antenna) 10 A fuse

B3 Earth and plus (combi heating or circulation fan) 10 A fuse

B4 Earth and plus (circulation fan) 10 A fuse

B5 Earth and plus + steady plus (radio) 10 A fuse

B6 Earth and steady plus (Wi-Fi) 10 A fuse

B7 Earth and steady plus (Tec-Tower) 10 A fuse

B8 Earth and steady plus 10 A fuse

C1 Earth and plus (lighting in living room) 5 A fuse

CC2 Earth and plus (lighting in kitchen) 5 A fuse

C3 Earth and plus 5 A fuse

D1 Earth and 2 x plus for ceiling light in bedroom 5 A fuse

D2a= plus upper LED strip overhead stowage compartment 5 A fuse

D2 D3a= plus lower LED strip overhead stowage compartment and lighting for corner shelf 5 A fuse

Earth and plus 5 A fuse

D2b Earth and plus LED strip 5 A fuse

D3b Earth and plus LED strip superstructure 5 A fuse

D5 Earth and plus 5 A fuse

E1 Earth and 2 x plus for ceiling lights in living room 7.5 A fuse

E2a = plus upper LED strip overhead stowage compartment 7.5 A fuse

E2 E3a= lower LED strip overhead stowage compartment and lighting for corner shelf 7.5 A fuse

Earth and plus 7.5 A fuse

E2b Earth and plus upper LED strip overhead stowage compartment 7.5 A fuse

E3b Earth and plus lower LED strip overhead stowage compartment and lighting for corner shelf 7.5 A fuse

E4 Earth and plus 7.5 A fuse

E5 Earth and plus LED strip for bar 7.5 A fuse

F1 Earth and plus outer tent light, LED lighting for step 7.5 A fuse

F2 Earth and plus awning rail lighting 7.5 A fuse

F3 Earth and plus downlighters 7.5 A fuse

F4 Earth and plus 7.5 A fuse

S46 Input 230 V phase and neutral

S35 Input 230 V boiler

S34 Output 230 V oor heating

PE1 Protective earth input 230 V

PE2 Protective earth output boiler

PE3 Protective earth output oor heating

PE4 Protective earth connector for connection to earth power supply low voltage

PE5 Connector earth power supply/devices for connection to protective earth

Control panel in bedrooms, keys 1,7,8,9,C

Control panel in bedroom keys 1,7,8,9,C

Control panel external lighting

Main panel

7x Ci-Bus

Pin assignment for the switch box

7. Installation of electrical devices

Circuit board (reverse side) of TFT display

General information regarding the TFT display

The time and date are buered by a 3V 210 mAh, CR2032 type but-

ton cell j. If, therefore, the time should be incorrect or the clock

should stop working, this button cell must be replaced. It is moun-

ted on the reverse of the circuit board of the TFT display. To replace

this button cell j, the TFT display must be removed from the fur-

niture front by carefully clipping the frame out of its holder. You will

then see the screws that fasten the plastic part to the furniture.

Loosen these screws to detach the display.

When replacing the button cell, please ensure that plus

and minus are in the right direction. Incorrect polarity

may cause the display to become defect.

7.5 Truma-iNet-System

(special accessory, model-specic)

Intelligent remote control and control of the Truma

heating and air-conditioner system via an app

The easy-to-use Truma app and Truma-iNet System enable simple

remote control operation and control of the Truma Combi-C heating

and diverse Truma air-conditioning systems from anywhere in the

caravan, provided they have been tted in the factory.

The Truma-iNet box is the central control unit and interface to the

linked Truma devices, enabling the Truma devices to be reliably

combined with each other.

Thanks to the free Truma app, operation is easy and can be carried

out intuitively with any smartphone or tablet. The linked Truma de-

vices can be remote controlled by means of text messages that are

created automatically. When close to the Truma-iNet box, commands

are sent to the devices via Bluetooth. Important status reports can

be retrieved at any time.

The Truma-iNet System oers many advantages:

• easy control of the temperature in the room via app, even when

not in the caravan,

• full control by means of status reports and alarm messages,

• easy installation and enhancement,

• automatic switch to Bluetooth when close to the Truma-iNet box,

• update function ensures that the system will continue to be reliable

in future.

Requirements:

• smartphone or tablet that use the following operating systems:

– Android, V 6.0 or higher

– iOS, V 11 or higher / iPhone 4s or higher

7. Installation of electrical devices

A mini SIM card (prepaid or contract) with its own

phone number is required for GSM communication.

(Not included in the scope of delivery!)

When close to the Truma-iNet box, the system works

using a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet; no

additional SIM card is required.

Alternatively, the system can also be controlled directly

using the CP-Plus control panel or the remote control

(for the air-conditioning system only) included in the

scope of delivery.

To start or to control the devices via smartphone or ta-

blet, the main switch on the control panel for control-

ling the lights must be switched on (see Chapter 7.4).

Furthermore, to start and operate the air-conditio-

ning system, there must be a 230V power supply.

The heating system also requires 230V or 12V via the

caravan's battery should you be using a stand-alone

power supply.

Please also refer to the separate operating manual pro-

vided by TRUMA®.

Separate equipment/autark package

(special accessory in Saphir / Bianco / Opal models)

If the caravan was tted with separate equipment or a autark package

at the factory, the following must be observed:

In the nylon folder that contains the documents for the vehicle you

will also nd the following operating instructions and connecting

diagrams:

- manufacturer‘s operating instructions for the multi-function

electrical supply / charger

Please read these important documents carefully to ensure that the

autark package functions correctly and eciently.

The stand-alone power supply for the Tendenza/Dia-

mant models is described in the enclosed operating

manual for the “Light Control System/Switch/Touch

Panel”.

Dometic Komfort-Produkte für Fendt-Freizeitfahrzeuge

Kühlschrank

Kocher

Schaltnetzteil

Klimaanlage

Fenster

Rauchmelder

Dachentlüfter

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

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It can only function correctly if the wiring and the con-

nections in the base vehicle have been carried out/

allocated according to DIN 72570.

7. Installation of electrical devices

If the autark package is tted at the factory, an AGM battery will al-

ways be installed. Generally, you will nd this battery in a separate

box which, depending on the layout of your caravan, is located in

the storage space either under the seating arrangement or the bed.

AGM batteries may not be replaced with conventional wet batteries.

You can use the battery display to check the on-board battery’s

charge state.

The main switch for the self-sucient power supply / autark package

is located next to the battery display.

The main switch also activates the cuto relay for the charging device.

The main switch must be switched on to charge the on-board battery

via a 230V external connection. The red LED must be on.

Every battery has a self-discharge. Thus, it is important

that the battery is always fully charged before it is not

used for a longer period of time. Then disconnect

the positive pole on the battery (quick release). Not

using the battery for a longer period of time leads to

deep discharge, which could cause irreparable damage.

Always store your battery in a cool, dry place. The op-

timal temperature for storing a battery is approx. 15° C.

Check the battery voltage at least every six months and

recharge the battery if the voltage drops to below 12.6 V.

Switch o all devices and lights before you disconnect

the battery. – Smoking is absolutely forbidden when

working on the battery or if the battery container is

open.

Please also note the label on the battery container.

10V -> Red

11V -> Yellow

12V -> Green

13V -> Green

14V -> Green*

Charging is not possible when driving.

Exception: Upstream connection of an optional charge

booster.

1 2 3 4 5

*) This value can only be reached if the charger

is operated, i.e. it is used to check that the

charger is working properly.

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.6 Circuit diagram for lighting in the vehicle 12V 13-pole

(only for the Saphir, Bianco, Opal, Tiany, Tendenza models)

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7. Installation of electrical devices

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Bug unten

(Kabel an Leuchte)

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unter Boden

Begrenzungsleuchte

Bug unten

(Kabel an Leuchte)

Verteiler Bug

Verteiler Heck

Wahlweise Versorgung

SM - Leuchten

A-Kabel 12 adrig

Wahlweise Versorgung

Z-Kabel 8 adrig

12V Versorgung

Innenraum

Rückleuchte links

Rückleuchte rechts

Umrissleuchte rot

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Umrissleuchte rot

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Circuit diagram for lighting in the vehicle 12V 13-pole

(Diamant)

7. Installation of electrical devices

For the 12V / 230V electrical supply, please refer to

the separately enclosed circuit diagrams.

"Jäger" outlet (13-poled)

"Feder" outlet (13-poled)

9 10

1213

Contacts of sockets in accordance with DIN

No. Colour Electric circuit Contact No. DIN Cross-section mm2

1 yellow left blinker L 1.5

2blue Fog tail lamp 54g 1.5

3 white Earthing for 1-8 31 2.5

4 green right blinker R 1.5

5brown right rear light 58R 1.5

6red brake light 54 1.5

7 black left rear light 58L 1.5

8grey back-up light – 1.5

9 brown/blue Steady plus – 2.5

10 brown/red Charging cable – 2.5

11 white/red Earthing for 10 – 2.5

12 – free – –

13 white/black Earthing for 9 – 2.5

7. Installation of electrical devices

Outer tent light

The outer tent light is switched on using the switch at the entry door

or using the corresponding key on the control panel for the light

control system (model-specic).

The outer tent light must be switched o when driving

on public roads.

7.7 Lights in the caravan requiring extra switching

Children’s bedroom light with USB connection

(model-specic)

The USB connection is only used to supply power and

for charging compatible devices such as smartphones

or MP3 players.

Even when in standby mode, the USB connection

requires approx. 0.96 mA of current.

Wardrobe light

(optional extra, model-specic)

In the “Diamant” models, the light has a rechargeable

battery that can be removed. It must be recharged

regularly using the USB cable included in the delivery

package.

In all other models, the light is battery-operated.

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.8

Electrical oor temperature control system

(special accessory, model-specic)

The heater mat is located in the central walking area of the oor.

It is 60

cm wide; the length depends on the type of vehicle. This heat-ing

system is not meant to heat the room; instead, it reduces the loss

of heat via the oor.

Switching the electrical oor heating 24V on and o

The switch is integrated in the control panel for the light control system

or located near the rocker switch for the hot-water heater.

Technical data

Voltage 24V~ from its own 230V/24V transformer.

Depending on the length of cable mounted, there is a power con-

sumption of approx. 56 W/mtr.

To prevent local hot spots, do not place objects for a

longer period of time on the oor if the oor heating

system has been turned on. Do not drill any holes in

the oor or screw in any screws.

Due to construction (the heating foil is glued under the

PVC ooring) slight outlines may be visible. However,

these are not noticeable under a tted carpet (model/

series-specic). The electrical oor heating is opera-

ted by means of the control switch marked with the

appropriate symbol. Depending on the layout / type of

vehicle, the transformer for the electrical oor heating

is located either at the front or rear end of the vehicle.

It must not be covered when loading the caravan.

Danger: heat build-up!

When it is in operation, the electrical oor heating

must not be covered up in the middle of the storage

space under the transverse seating bench.

The danger of overheating also exists outside the sto-

wage spaces. It can be caused by insulating objects

or the use of unsuitable carpets/tted carpeting.

The electric oor heating is not meant to be operated

continuously. Switch the oor heating o whenever

the camper is not being used.

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.10 Air-conditioning

(special accessory, model/series-specic)

(Only for assembly on the roof of the caravan):

Installing an air-conditioner on the roof may have a

negative inuence on the trailer/driving performance of

the caravan.

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions (enclosed).

7.9 Microwave

(special accessory, model/series-specic)

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions (enclosed).

Not every caravan model (depending on the series/layout

plan) is suitable for retrotting a roof air-conditioning

system. Your Fendt caravan dealer or service partner

will be pleased to advise you.

7. Installation of electrical devices

7.11 Multimedia

Sound Package / Radio/CD / TV / Satellite Antenna

(special accessory, model/series-specic)

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions (enclosed).

7.12 Prewiring for antenna

The wiring for the antenna runs from the predened position of the

antenna mast (usually in the clothes cupboard) to the TV cupboard

or to the predened place for the television.

Excessive driving dynamic forces may occur when

towing a caravan. We recommend that you remove

the television from its mounting bracket when driving,

stowing it if possible in the original box safely on or near

the oor of the caravan.

8. Water

8.1 Water supply

Function of the water supply

Water is provided to the kitchen and toilet area via an immersion

pump. The immersion pump functions on electricity:

- via a 12 volt automobile battery if the caravan is connected via a

plug to the base vehicle,

- via a transformer if the caravan is connected to the 230 volt main.

Rules for the immersion pump:

• The immersion pump is only suitable for water.

• The immersion pump tolerates temperatures up to 60° C for a

short time.

• Avoid dry runs.

• Protect the pump from freezing.

• Hard blows or hits as well as very dirty water can destroy the

pump.

General information

• Water that is suitable for drinking should always be used with

working with food. This also applies to washing your hands and

cleaning the objects that have come into contact with food.

• To ensure that the quality of the water is faultless, the water

should be taken directly from the public drinking water system.

• Under no circumstances should garden

hoses, watering cans and similar materials that are unsuitable

for drinking water be used to ll the mobile system.

• If the caravan will not be used for a longer period of time, the

entire water system must be emptied completely.

• After long periods of stagnation, the water system must be

rinsed thoroughly before it is used again. If you nd that it is

contaminated, the material should be disinfected using

cleaning agents that are permitted and suit-able.

Rolling waste water tank

The rolling waste water tank

can be pushed under the vehicle

when parked; it collects waste water. It has a 24 liter capacity. The

waste water tank can be transported with a fold-out transport handle

to dispose of the contents at the desig-nated stations.

During the trip, the waste water

tank can be stored in the gas-

bottle container to save space.

8. Water

Fresh water tank, 25 or 45 l

(model-specic, special accessory)

The tank

holds either approx. 25 or 45 litres. However, due to its

design the actual amount of water may vary slightly.

The tank is lled with fresh water by means of the ller neck

the side wall.

The neck for lling up fresh water is marked by a blue cap and a

picture of a water tap on the outer covering. The screw cap is opened

and closed by means of the enclosed key for exterior ap locks and

the door of the structure.

Should the tank overow, the excess water is drained o underneath

the vehicle by means of an overow.

The water can be emptied from the tank by unscrewing the overow

pipe

8.2 Warm water supply via Truma-Therme

Rules for warm water supply:

• Only use water suitable for drinking.

To ll the therme:

• Open the warm water faucet or set the one-level mixer to

"warm".

• Leave the faucets open until the Truma-Therme is lled by

blocking the air and hot water ows.

Note the user's guide before rst use!

To remove water:

• The water will be mixed to the desired temperature according

to the position of the pre-mixing unit.

To optimize the payload, we recommend lling the fresh

water tank with a maximum of 10 litres when driving.

The caravan is equipped with an extra, short overow

pipe m to allow you to achieve this recommended

amount.

8. Water

Never operate the therme electrically when it is empty.

WARNING:

The block circuit diagram only reects the function.

Due to the various oor plans, individual modications

are possible.

Emptying the therme:

• Switch o the electricity for the water pump by pressing the

control panel

of the main switch for 5 seconds.

• Open all faucets k.

• Set all pre-mixing valves to "warm" if necessary.

• Open the drain valves

(tilting or rotating head).

3 to 4 drain valves (depending on the layout/model) are directly

next to the therme; another 2 are on the opposite side.

• Check that the water is actually draining o.

• Close the runo valve

after emptying (if necessary, blow the

line out).

Electric operation:

• Use the switch

to turn on the therme. Use the thermostat to

regulate the water temperature to approx. 55° C.

• Power consumption: approx. 300 W.

Rules for the therme:

• Switch the device o when the caravan is not being used.

• Empty the therme at the risk of frost. Frozen water can cause

the therme to burst!

• A depressuriser must be used if the pump is connected to a

central water supply, or on stronger pumps. The pressure in the

therme may not exceed 1.2 bar. In addition, a safety valve or

runo valve

must be used in the cold water tap.

• We recommend that you do not use the water from the therme

as drinking water.

Plan for warm water supply

8. Water

If your caravan was tted with a TRUMA boiler by the manufacturer

(see left illustration, model-specic, special accessory) please ob-

serve the manufacturer's operating instructions, included in this

package.

Drain valves:

2 directly next to the boiler; another 2 on the opposite side (lay-

out/model-specic).

8.3 Water taps The water taps in the kitchen and bathroom have an integrated

microswitch. When the mixer lever is raised, this switch activates

the immersion pump in the fresh water tank.

Danger of damage caused by frost.

The entire water system must be emptied completely if

the caravan is not in use during the frost period.

• Disconnect the power supply.

• Open the mixed lever on the water tap.

• Open all of the water draining valves (tilting or rotating

valves) on the water pipes.

• Check to ensure that the water is actually draining o.

• Leave the mixed lever on the tap open in the middle

position.

• The interior of the caravan must rst be heated before

lling and using the water system again during the frost

period.

If your vehicle has been equipped with a TRUMA Combi heating

system, please note the information given in Chapter 9 on page 90.

8. Water

Please observe the manufacture‘s operating instruc-

tions (enclosed).

In order to allow the toilet to be ushed when the cara-

van is parked it must be ensured that there is sucient

current and voltage.

In rare cases, the energy/battery management of some

models of car may result in the base vehicle not having

sucient current and voltage. Please contact your car

manufacturer’s service partner for more detailed infor-

mation.

8.4 Cassette toilet

(model/series-specic)

Picture may vary somewhat from the actual

model.

9. Gas

9.1 General safety rules for the use of liquid gas facilities

Inspection of the gas facilities

• Have the gas facilities checked by an expert before the rst use.

• The gas facilities should be inspected by an expert every two

years. This inspection should be documented on the inspection

certicate in accordance with the German Association of Gas

and Water Experts, worksheet G 607, and EN 1949.

• Regulator knobs, hoses and waste gas outlets should also be

inspected.

• We recommend that you replace the safety regulator knob and

hose pipes no later than every 10 years.

• The owner/operator is responsible for arrang-ing the inspection.

This also applies for vehicles that are not licensed to drive on

public roads.

The gas operation pressure is 30 mbar.

Installations and modications

• Located behind the kitchen drawer.

• Installations and modications may only be conducted by an

expert.

• Only devices with a uniform inlet pressure of 30 mbar may be

operated.

• Any change in the gas facilities requires a new inspection by an

expert and written documentation of this inspection.

Regulator knobs and valves

• Only use those regulator knobs custom-made for vehicles, with

a safety valve

. Other regulator knobs are not permissible

in accordance with the German Association of Gas and Water

Experts, worksheet G 607, and EN 1949. They are not sucient

to tolerate the immense strain.

Picture may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

Connections on gas pressure regulators are screwed

on counterclockwise.

• Pressure regulators must have a xed output pressure of 30

mbar. The requirements of EN 12864, Appendix D, apply accor-

dingly. The regulator must have a rate of ow of 1.2 kg/h.

• Connect the regulator knobs very carefully by hand. Do not use

keys, pliers or similar tools.

Use the de-icing system (Eis-Ex) for the regulator

knobs when the temperature drops below 5° C.

During the liquid gas manufacturing process oily resi-

dues in the form of aerosols may occur. These residues

can impair or even damage the orderly functioning of

the gas regulator(s) or the entire system.

We recommend that you use a gas lter (e.g. Truma)

which is installed upstream of the gas regulator(s).

9. Gas

Before rst use

• Ventilation openings should remain unob-structed.

• If necessary, remove snow from the ue and/or mount the ue

extension.

• Remove any dirt and snow/debris mixture from the suction

openings under the vehicle oor; otherwise, the levels of carbon

monoxide could increase to dangerous levels.

• The safety ventilation openings may not be closed.

• We recommend that you keep a re extinguisher that uses

drying powder, with a capacity of at least 1 kg, by the entry

door, as well as a re blanket by the cooker. Ensure that everyo-

ne is familiar with the re prevention measures on site (see also

2.1 General information).

Read the operating instructions from the manufacturer

carefully.

Never use portable cooking or heat-ing equipment, ex-

cept for electrical heating equipment (note the power

consumption), but not radiant heat-ers, because the-

se may cause a re or risk of suocation.

9.2 Gas supply The caravan is equipped with propane gas facilities. These facili-

ties operate the following devices:

- cooker

- refrigerator

- heating element

- warm water boiler, if necessary

- special equipment, if necessary

- baking oven, if necessary

Bottle container

The gas-bottle container holds two 11 kg bottles of propane gas

. The gas bottles are connected to the supply line by a safety

regulator hose

. Each bottle is fastened to the gas-bottle xture

by means of two belts

Rules for the gas-bottle container:

• Before every trip, check that gas bottles are securely fastened.

Place them in an upright position and shut the valves.

• Re-lash all loose belts.

• Using a leak indicator, inspect the regulator connection for leaks

every time you change a bottle.

• The gas-bottle container is not suitable for transporting acces-

sories (e.g. outer tent).

• The main shuto valves on the gas bottles must always be easi-

ly accessible.

Gas bottles may only be carried in the gas-bottle

container.

9. Gas

Gas bottles must be closed when-ever you are driving.

A special plastic inset (special accessory) must be

used for 5 kg gas bottles.

• The ventilation of the gas-bottle container (gap between the

bottom of the bottle con-tainer and the front wall) must not be

closed.

• Lock the gas-bottle container to prevent unauthorised people

from obtaining access werden.

Changing gas bottles

• Open the ap of the gas-bottle container.

• Shut the main shuto valve on the gas bottle.

• Manually unscrew the gas pressure regulator and gas hose from

the gas bottle (left-handed thread).

• Loosen the belts and remove the gas bottle.

• Put full gas bottle back in the bottle container.

• Lash belts securely.

• Manually screw gas pressure regulator and gas hose onto the

gas bottle (left-handed thread).

• Close the lid of the gas-bottle container.

Never smoke or light open res when changing gas

bottles. After changing bottles, check whether gas is

escaping from the points of attachment by spraying

these with a leak indicator.

Shuto spigots and valves

The gas circulation to the corresponding device can be cut o with

these spigots. The spigots are marked with stickers for the corre-

sponding devices.

Place of installation of gas shuto spigots

• These are located in the kitchen in the upper drawer.

Rules for shuto spigots and valves:

• Close all spigots on gas-powered devices during the drive.

• The gas shuto spigots shown on the adjoin-ing photos are

closed. To open the valves, they must be turned to a vertical

position.

• No inammable devices may be in operation when lling the

petrol tank of the base vehicle, on ferries and in the garage.

Heating

element

Number and assignment of the shuto valves

depends on the model and equipment you

have; this may be dierent in your vehicle.

If you suspect a leak in the gas system, you must im-

mediately close all the shuto spigots in the caravan

and the gas bottle valves in the bottle compartment.

The symbols on the gas shuto

spigots have the following

meanings:

Refrigerator

Gas

range

Baking

oven

9. Gas

If you suspect leaks, have your dealer or another

expert inspect for leaks.

Such an inspection may never be conducted in the

presence of open ames.

9.3 Hot-air heating Heating element S 5004 and S 3004

(model/series-specic)

- S 5004

- S 3004

Place of installation

- In the clothes cupboard or chest of drawers.

Before rst use

• Several air outlet nozzles have been built into the caravan. Pipes

lead the hot air to the air outlet nozzles. Turn the nozzles so that

the hot air is expelled where you want it.

• Check whether the ue is unobstructed. Any covers must al-

ways be removed.

• Before the rst ignition, ensure that the batteries in the automa-

tic ignitor are working properly.

Operation: (S 3004 / S 5004 with automatic igniter)

• Open the bottle valve and the quick-close valve in the gas line.

• Turn the operation handle

to the thermo-stat position 1-5.

• Press the operation handle

down until it locks. The ignition

is automatic from this position, until the ame burns. The igni-

tion spark is audible. The control light on the automatic ignitor

blinks during ignition.

• Hold the operation handle in for up to 10 sec-onds, so that the

ignition fuse kicks in.

• If the gas line is lled with air, it can take up to a minute until the

gas is ready to burn. Hold the operation lever

in during this

period, until the ame burns.

You are not permitted to operate the heating system

while driving.

Exception: when using a licensed gas ow monitor

(e.g. Truma-SecuMotion or Duo-Control CS).

Pictures may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

Never re-ignite before 3 minutes have passed. Other-

wise, there is a danger of deagration! This also applies

when the ame on an already operational heating ele-

ment extin-guishes and is reignited.

Please refer to the manufacturer‘s separate operating

manual for detailed handling information.

9. Gas

• If the ame extinguishes again, re-ignition takes place during

the closing phase of the fusible cut-out of the ignition safety

switch (approx. 30 seconds).

• If no ame is ignited, the automatic ignitor

will continue to

work until the operation handle

is switched to “0”.

To shut o:

• Turn the operation handle

to position "0". The automatic

ignitor is thereby shut o.

• Close the bottle valve and the quick-close valve if the unit is

not used for a longer period of time.

Changing batteries on the automatic ignitor

If you cannot hear any ignition sparks or only hear them in inter-

vals of more than one second, then you must insert a new battery.

• Ensure that the heating has been switched o.

• Remove the radiator cover (see Truma oper-ating instructions).

• Push the cover of the battery compartment up and exchange

the battery (take special note of plus and minus).

• Close the battery compartment.

• Use only a temperature-resistant (+70° C) and leakproof mi-

gnon battery.

Insert new batteries before the beginning of each

heating season.

Also note the separate operating instructions from

the manufacturer.

Circulation fan

Picture may vary somewhat from the equip-

ment on your caravan!

The heater in your caravan is equipped with a circulation fan. It

circulates the hot air throughout the interior of the caravan.

Operation

The eciency of the fan can be regulated by means of the switch

integrated in the reecting panel of the heater

or by means of

the external switch that is located near the heater.

9. Gas

If less air is circulated or the noise from the blower

increases, this means that the ventilation wheel is dirty.

As a rule, the heating elment casing and vacuum pipe

should be removed from the heating element approxi-

mately every 500 hours of operation and the ventilation

wheel should be gently cleaned with a thin brush.

Please also refer to the manufacturer‘s separate opera-

ting manual.

Heating with an „open re“ reecting panel

(accessory / model / series-specic)

Please observe the TRUMA® operating instructions

(enclosed).

The switch on the reecting panel of the heater allows

you to switch the optical image of a re and/or the

accompanying sounds on and o separately.

The manufacturer, TRUMA®, recommends the fol-

lowing for cleaning the front screen of the „open re“

reecting panel: For safety reasons, the front screen

consists of Makrolon polycarbonate, which scratches

very easily. Use non-synthetic bres for cleaning (with

the exception of imitation chamois window cloths). A

tried and tested product, for example, is the window

cloth made by Vileda). Cleaning the screen (either wet

or dry with a cleaning solution which evaporates while

cleaning) with cloths made of synthetic bres would

cause the front screen to become charged with static

electricity, which attracts dust like a magnet. The front

screen should, therefore, always be cleaned with a

damp chamois cloth or imitation (as described above)

using suitable window cleaning solutions (the following

products have been tried and tested: Glasfee, Sidolin

streifenfrei. Before being used, these cloths should be

rinsed out well to ensure there is no dust on them that

might scratch the surface.

Hot-water heating system

(optional; not part of standard delivery)

Heating while driving is forbidden. Exception: when

using a licensed gas ow monitor (e.g. Truma-Duo-

Control CS).

The Compact 3020 LPG heater is a hot-water heating system

which heats hot water separately (contents: 8.5 l). It is possible to

heat up the heating system without lling the hot-water

heater with fresh water.

The place of installation may vary, depending on the model

and design.

9. Gas

Important information

• Please read the separate operating instructions carefully before

initial operation of the heating system.

• Always turn o the main switch for the heating system whene-

ver the vehicle is not in use.

• If there is danger of frost, always drain o the fresh water in the

hot-water heater.

• You may not start the heating if the device has not been lled

with glycol.

• To make the best possible use of the convection principle, the

air must not be prevented from circulating throughout the cara-

van, e.g. behind the back cushions, winter ventilation slots, in

the bed frame and behind the stow-age cupboards.

Modes of operation

• LPG operation

• Heating cartridge operation (230 V)

• Combined LPG and heating cartridge opera-tion

Function modes

• Water heating

• Heating and water heating

• Heating

Operating device (see left illustration)

For further detailed information on operation, handling

and maintaining the hot-water heating system, please

refer to the separate operating instructions for “Alde

Compact 3020”.

Hot water oor heating

(Bianco 720 SKDW / Tendenza 650 SFDW)

The hot water oor heating supplements the previously described

Alde Compact 3020 hot water heating system.

The diagram on the left is merely an example to show how some of

the heating plates have been laid.

The number and position of the heating plates diers according to

the model and the layout of the caravan.

Holes must not be drilled nor screws wound into the

oor, neither from above nor from below.

9. Gas

You are not permitted to operate the heating system

while driving.

Exception: when using a licensed gas ow monitor

(e.g. Truma-SecuMotion or Duo-Control CS).

TRUMA - Combi C4 / C6 (E)

The TRUMA Combi uid heater is a hot-air heating system with an

integrated hot-water boiler that holds 10 litres.

When the heating and/or hot-water system is in operation, the room

will be heated and, at the same time, so will the water. If only hot

water is required, it is possible to operate only the hot-water system.

If you have selected the 'E' tting package (model/series-specic;

optional extra) the device also has additional heating rods for electric

operation.

Before rst use

• Several air outlet nozzles have been built into the caravan.

Pipes lead the hot air to the air outlet nozzles. Turn the nozzles

so that the hot air is expelled where you want it.

• Check whether the ue is unobstructed. Any covers must

always be removed.

• Open the bottle valve and the quick-close valve in the gas line.

• If necessary, ll the boiler with water.

• Use the control panel to switch the device on.

To start the device, the heating system must either

be connected to a 230V power supply or 12V via the

caravan's battery, should you be using a stand-alone

power supply.

Please refer to the manufacturer‘s TRUMA ® separate

operating manual for detailed handling information.

TRUMA – Combi C4 / C6 (E)

(model-specic/accessory)

The ow control and thus the eciency of the two water circuits (living

room/bedroom) can be regulated by means of the shuto valves.

One shuto valve is located in the seating bench in the front (right-

hand side in the direction of trac) and one in the bedroom.

The photo

on the left shows a shuto valve that is closed.

The photo

next to it shows the water circuit when it has been

opened approx. 50%.

1 2

9. Gas

Insofar as your caravan is equipped with the Truma iNet.

System (model-specic/special accessory) you can

also use your smartphone to operate and control the

Truma Combi heating system. Your smartphone must be

suitable and set up for such apps. For more information,

please refer to chapter 7.5 in this operating manual.

Emptying the boiler

If the caravan is not being used when there is danger

of frost or during the frost period, the boiler, contents

of all tanks and water pipes must always be emptied.

• Switch o the electricity for the water pump.

• Open the hot water faucets in the kitchen and the bathroom.

Place an appropriate container (10 litres) underneath the emp-

tying support of the safety/outlet valve to check the amount of

water that runs o.

• Open the safety/outlet valve. The boiler will now be emptied

via the safety/outlet valve directly outside.

• Check to ensure that all of the water in the boiler has really run

o via the safety/outlet valve.

Do not forget to open the other outlet valves for the water pipes. A

further outlet valve is located directly by the Combi heating system.

Two or three further valves (depending on the layout plan) are also

located on the opposite side.

Warranty claims for damage due to frost can not be

accepted!

When the temperature at the automatic FrostControl

safety/outlet valve drops to approx. 3° C, it will open

and the water will be emptied out of the boiler.

Maintenance

Only original TRUMA spare parts may be used for maintenance and

repair work.

The device must be descaled regularly (at least twice a year).

We recommend using TRUMA's special products for cleaning, disin-

fecting and taking care of the boiler. Other products, especially those

that contain chlorine, are unsuitable.

The chemical method used to control microorganisms in the device

can also be supplemented by regularly heating the water in the boiler

to 70° C.

9. Gas

9.4 Refrigerator

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manual pro-

vided by the device/product manufacturer

for useful information on operating and caring for the re-

frigerator.

In order for your refrigerator to function at 12V it must

be ensured that there is sucient current and voltage.

In rare cases, the energy/battery management of some

models of car may result in the base vehicle not having

sucient current and voltage. Please contact your car

manufacturer’s service partner for more detailed infor-

mation.

Dometic Komfort-Produkte für Fendt-Freizeitfahrzeuge

Kühlschrank

Kocher

Schaltnetzteil

Klimaanlage

Fenster

Rauchmelder

Dachentlüfter

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Continuous 12V current is required to operate the refri-

gerator self-suciently using gas.

Should your Fendt caravan not be equipped with a

self-sucient package, an external 12V power supply

(which is not included in the scope of delivery) is re-

quired. An extension cord (see photo on the left) is

provided as standard equipment to facilitate such a

power supply.

However, this cable cannot be used to connect the ori-

ginal Dometic battery pack R10-BP, which is available

as an optional extra.

Only for 10 refrigerator series!

Only a 9V power bank may be connected to this

plug (Ø 2.5/5.5 mm) to operate the refrigerator self-

suciently using gas.

9. Gas

9.6 Oven

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manual

provided by the device/product manufacturer, for use-

ful information on operating and caring for the oven.

When cooking, it is necessary to ensure that you have

additional ventilation, e.g. by opening windows near

the gas-operated grill, stove and/or oven.

These appliances may not be used to heat the room.

9.5 Gas cooker

Please refer to the separate, enclosed Users' Manu-

al provided by the device/product manufacturer, for

useful information on operating and caring for the gas

cooker.

When cooking, it is necessary to ensure that you have

additional ventilation, e.g. by opening windows near the

gas-operated grill, stove and/or oven. These appliances

may not be used to heat the room.

Dometic Komfort-Produkte für Fendt-Freizeitfahrzeuge

Kühlschrank

Kocher

Schaltnetzteil

Klimaanlage

Fenster

Rauchmelder

Dachentlüfter

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10. Accessories

Aluber Dach (mit verbessertem Hagelschutz) 23,0

Additional single bed with cushions 11.0

Aluminium bre roof

(with improved hail protection) 23.0

Anti-theft device “Fullstop”, mechanical 5.0

ATC Trailer Control 4.5

Bicycle carrier “Superb SV”, for 2 bicycles 9.5

Bunk bed (third bunk bed) 15.0

Car jack (up to max. 1,500 kg/caravan side) 5.0

City water pipe hook-up

with 45 l fresh water tank 4.0

External storage compartment

749 x 297 additional 2.0

Fitted carpet, looped 9.0

Flat screen TV, 60 cm 4.2

Fume hood 12V 3.0

Hot water boiler, 10 l, gas / electric 5.2

Hot water heating C 3020 HE (ALDE) 30.0

Manoeuvring system “Mover XT” (Truma) 29.0

Microwave 12.0

Roof air-conditioning system

“Aventa comfort” (Truma) 33.0

Roof awning Omnistore 6300, 4.0 m long 43.0

Roof rail, anthracite-coloured 11.0

Safe 12.5

Satellite antenna CAP 650 15.0

Screen door 5.0

Self-sucient package II with battery (75 Ah) 29.0

Skylight (280x280 mm) washroom 1.5

Sound package 1.5

Spare tyre with steel rim, incl. mount 22.0

“Stabilform” corner steadies,

galvanised with “Big−Foot” 2.0

Temperature control of oor, electric 7.5

TRUMA electric auxiliary heating "Ultraheat" 2.0

TV mount “Sky” 3.5

The values given for the weight are average values;

they may vary depending on the model and the fea-

tures. To determine your vehicle‘s exact capacity for

additional loads we recommend that you visit a near-

by calibrated lorry weigher.

Accessories Note the detailed operation instructions, installation instructions and

circuit diagrams from the manufacturers when using accessories.

These are located in your service package.

• Any changes to the status of the caravan as delivered by the

manufacturer may endanger driving performance and

roadworthiness.

• Any accessories, add-ons, modications or mounted parts that

have not been approved by Fendt may cause damage to the

vehicle and impair its roadworthiness. Even if an expertise, general

type approval or design approval has been provided for these

parts, this does not ensure the orderly condition of the product.

• Fendt cannot accept liability for any damages caused by parts

or changes that have not been approved by Fendt.

• In order for 12V devices (e.g. refrigerator, ATC, toilet ush, etc.)

to function safely when driving it must be ensured that there is

sucient current and voltage.

In rare cases, the energy/battery management of some models of

car may result in the base vehicle not having sucient current and

voltage. Please contact your car manufacturer’s service partner for

more detailed information.

The following table includes a list of weights for accessories. If these parts are carried in or on the caravan and

are not included in the standard scope of delivery, they must be taken into consideration when determining

the full load. These weight details are meant only as a guideline. They may vary slightly, depending on the

model and equipment.

Object Weight (kg) Object Weight (kg)

11. Maintenance and upkeep

Maintenance intervals

Fixed maintenance intervals apply to the caravan and the devices

installed in it.

Rules for maintenance intervals

• Have the rst maintenance performed by a Fendt dealer 12

months after the initial registration.

• Have all further maintenance performed once a yaer by a

Fendt dealer.

• Have all maintenance on built-in devices performed in accor

dance with the corresponding maintenance intervals indicated

in the operating instructions.

All of the information and recommendations for tech-

nical applications in this chapter are given to the best

of our knowledge; however, they are not binding, espe-

cially with regard to any third-party industrial property

rights.

This information / these recommendations do not

exempt you from checking yourself. We cannot make

any guarantees, because applications are beyond our

control.

In case of doubt, please rst test cleaning and care

products in an inconspicuous area to determine their

suitability.

Your Fendt caravan dealer will also be pleased to

provide you with competent advice if you have more

detailed questions.

11.1 Maintenance

Fendt grants a 12-year guarantee on the absence of

leaks in the caravan in accordance with the guarantee

conditions.In order to maintain the guarantee, the vehicle

must be taken to your Fendt dealer every 12 months.

Tests for leaks must be carried out every 12 months. A

fee will be charged for this test.

The inspection of the gas facilities (subject to extra

cost) is to be repeated every two years by a liquid

gas expert. This inspection is to be conducted and

certied in accordance with the German Association

of Gas and Water Experts, worksheet G 607 and EC

1949. The operator is responsible for scheduling this

inspection in good time.

Replace safety regulator knobs and hoses no later than

every 10 years!

Greasing and oiling

Check and oil the movable and stationary parts of the vehicle at

regular intervals. If the caravan is used seldom, yearly mainte-

nance is required.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

Rules for greasing and oiling

• Grease the bearing spaces on the casing of the overrunning

system.

• Oil movable parts such as bolts and joints.

• Grease the movable parts of the overrun coupling.

• Check to see that the stationary parts of the shearing rod are

not jammed.

• Clean and oil all movable and stationary parts at regular intervals.

For safety reasons, the spare parts for heating devices

must conform with the manufacturer's instructions. They

must be installed by the manufacturer or an authorised

representative.

11.2 Ventilation Sucient ventilation and de-aeration of the vehicle interior is es-

sential to maintaining a comfortable climate.

The oxygen in the vehicle interior is used up by passen-

gers’ breathing and the operation of gas-fuelled devices.

It must thus continuously be replaced. Forced ventilati-

on systems (e.g. roof bonnets with forced ventilation;

mushroom fans or oor vents) have been tted in the

vehicle for this purpose. Forced ventilation systems may

not be covered or blocked, either from the inside or from

the outside. They must always be kept free of snow and

leaves. Increased CO2 levels can result in suocation.

Using only the forced ventilation systems as the sole source of

ventilation for the vehicle interior is, however, never sucient.

Correct ventilation is thus just as important as correct heating.

Moisture can occur anywhere in the interior – for example as result

of showering, cooking, drying washing or simply passengers’ per-

spiration.

Correct ventilation means regular ventilation – at least two to four

times a day for 5-10 minutes each time. Moisture occurs in all living

areas. Up to 12 litres of water can accumulate each day in a four-

person household and this moisture must be disposed of by means

of correct ventilation. Failure to do so will result in the moisture

collecting in the coldest areas as condensation. This is the basis for

mould, particularly in winter. A correct amount of fresh air is required

to maintain a healthy, pleasant indoor climate.

Cross-ventilation of rooms is a particularly eective way of replacing

air. Simultaneously fully open several windows; the door; the roof

bonnets and, where applicable, the room dividers several times a

day for several minutes. This will result in an air current which draws

moisture from the inside of the caravan to the outside.

In contrast, permanent ventilation by means of windows which are

only tilted or slightly opened is absolutely incorrect as the exchange

of air is minimal and insucient.

CHECK LIST:

üVentilate the caravan regularly!

At least twice a day for 5 – 10

minutes each time

üAlways open windows fully

when ventilating;

cross-ventilation is best

üDo not ventilate for long periods,

instead ventilate often

üAlways wipe away condensation

immediately

üEnsure that forced ventilation

systems are never obstructed

11. Maintenance and upkeep

Do not use cleaners which contain solvents.

11.3 Upkeep Cleaning the exterior

The vehicle should not be washed more often than necessary.

Only wash the vehicle at specially designated wash

sites.

Use cleaning solvents as sparingly as possible.

Aggressive cleaners such as rim cleaner pollute our

environment.

In some weather conditions even if you ventilate cor-

rectly condensation may settle on cold objects (e.g.

metal ttings or xings).

Thermal bridges (cold/warm) may occur at external

openings (e.g. mushroom fans, roof bonnet edges,

plug sockets, windows, ller pipes, aps, etc.).

Always wipe away condensation immediately.

The relatively small room volume in recreational vehicles; the carrying

in of damp clothing; breathing and perspiration as well as the operati-

on of gas-fuelled devices can increase the formation of condensation.

In order to avoid damage caused by condensation you

should thus – as described above – ensure that there

is a sucient exchange of air. You should also ensure

that any ventilation slots/openings in overhead stowa-

ge compartments and / or in the stowage areas in se-

ating and sleeping areas are not obstructed.

This is the only way to prevent condensation and, as a result, mould

forming in unfavourable weather conditions. When heating, air dis-

tribution and ventilation are all coordinated with one another it is

possible to achieve a pleasant room climate at any time of the year.

Do not make any alterations to the standard hot-air system. Do not

turn o the system’s circulation fans in the winter months, even at

night.

Make sure that vehicle is occasionally ventilated even when it is not

moved for some time; in summer there is a risk of heat accumulation.

When ventilating be sure to also ventilate the externally accessible

stowage areas as well as the interior space. Even if the vehicle is

parked in a closed room (e.g. a garage) you must still ventilate it

regularly.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

Rules for cleaning the exterior:

• Rinse the vehicle with a light stream of water.

• Wipe the vehicle down with a soft sponge and typical shampoo

solution.

Rinse the sponge often in the process.

• Afterwards, rinse with a great deal of water.

• Dry the vehicle with a suede cloth.

• Allow the vehicle to stand out in the open after washing to let it

dry.

Cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner

Dry spotlight and lamp frames thoroughly, since water

can build up in these areas very easily.

Do not use aggressive cleaners or cleaners which

contain solvents.

Labels and exterior decorations should not be spra-

yed directly with a high-pressure cleaner, because they

may come o.

Note the instructions for the high-pressure cleaner before washing

the caravan with it. Keep a minimum distance of 700 mm between

the caravan and the high-pressure nozzle.

Note that the water jet comes out of the cleaning nozzle with a

great deal of pressure. Incorrect use of the high-pressure cleaner

can damage the caravan. The temperature of the water must not

exceed 60° C. Keep the water jet constantly moving during the en-

tire washing process. The water jet must not be aimed directly at

the clearance between the door frame and door leaf or the window

frame and window leaf, electrical add-ons, pin-and-socket connec-

tors, gaskets, sealing grill for refrigerator or the roof bonnets. This

can damage the vehicle or allow water to seep into the interior.

Do not use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the rear lights of the

caravan. The water can be sprayed under the rubber seal of the lamp

and get into the lamp compartment. This delays drying time while

increasing the danger of corrosion or the formation of moss.

Cleaning and care of plastic parts PS / ABS-PMMA (e.g. lamp

supports, gas-bottle container, hub caps, shower tub, windows,

LFI front wall, etc.)

Unsuitable cleaning solutions and stickers may cause possible dama-

ge to plastic parts.

Various media may cause stress cracks (fractures in parts), softening

or swelling that can impair the function of the parts or even make them

unusable.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

The following applies when waxing varnished or painted surfaces

• Treat the paint surfaces periodically with wax.

Note the guidelines for use from the wax manufacturer.

Recommended manual cleaning:

• Warm water (up to 60°C) to which a weak (2%) acid, alcaline or

neutral commercial household cleaner can be added.

• Plastic cleaner, cockpit spray (NB: this may aect the glossy

shine)

• If limescale has built up on the surfaces of the moulded parts,

it can be removed using diluted acids such as acetic acids. To

prevent scratches, avoid mechanical removal.

The following cleaning/care products may not be

used for ABS/PMMA surfaces:

• In a highly concentrated form, alcoholic or alcohol-

based cleaning agents can quickly lead to stress

cracks. Irreparable damage may be caused even if

the surfaces are treated incorrectly only once. Alco-

hol can be found in all alcoholic medication, facial

toners, aftershaves, hair lotions, perfumes and si-

milar kinds of products.

• Furthermore, cleaning agents that contain abrasive

additives may also not be used.

• For example, of the chemicals generally found in

households, the following should not come into

contact with the PMMA surface: stain removers,

iodine tincture, nail polish/nail polish remover, ace-

tone, white spirits.

• You should also avoid exposure to oxidizing agents

used for disinfection, such as ozone. Normal

household toilet cleaners or similar disinfectants can

also cause considerable damage to this material.

Do not use rubber bath mats or carpet ooring for

the shower tub in the sanitary compartment that is

unsuitable for ABS plastic. The contents of the carpet

backing can cause the material to become brittle and

lead to cracks. We recommend that you use the original

Fendt caravan washroom carpet that is available as a

special accessory.

Direct contact with plastics such as PVC, soft PVC and similar pro-

ducts (e.g. stickers) must be avoided at all cost.

It is not possible to avoid transmitting plasticizers when solvent-

based contents come into contact with the aforementioned plastics

and this causes the parts to become brittle.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

100

Undercarriage

The undercarriage of the caravan has been coated with special un-

derbody protection. If the protective underbody coating is dama-

ged, repair it immediately.

Use only products that have been recommended by

the manufacturer for this purpose. Our authorised

partners and service centres will be pleased to advise

you.

The information set out above regarding maintenance

and repair of the protective underbody coating does

not apply for vehicles that have been tted with an un-

derbody made of GFK (model/series-specic).

Do not polish too often since polishing removes the top

layer of paint.

Frequent polishing causes more damage than it re-

medies.

Rules for damage repair:

• All damage should be repaired immediately to avoid further

damage from corrosion. Consult your Fendt dealer

Hot-dip galvanised chassis

Should salt adhere to the hot-dip galvanised chassis, it will damage

it and may cause white rust. However, so-called “white rust” is not a

defect, but merely an optical impairment.

The most frequent causes for white rust are:

- gritting material and road salt (e.g. when driving during the winter

months),

- condensation, e.g. because the vehicle has been covered with

plastic lm or sheets),

- moisture (e.g. because the vehicle has been parked in high grass,

puddles or mud),

- snow (e.g. when the vehicle is left to stand for a longer period of

time in snow),

- lack of ventilation (e.g. when the undercarriage is covered with an

apron).

We recommend the following procedure for preventing the build-up

of white rust or removing any white rust:

• After driving in winter, rinse the hot-dip galvani sed surfaces with

clear water.

• If hot-dip galvanised parts are covered in white rust, treat these

parts immediately with a zinc cleaner such as “Poligrat”.

The following applies when polishing varnished or painted

surfaces

• In exceptional cases, treat damaged paint surfaces with po-

lish. We recommend using solvent-free polishing paste for new

varnish or paintwork. Before using the polish, test it rst in an

inconspicuous place.

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101

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Clean the surface with a special solvent for PVC surfaces. Do

not place carpets on wet PVC surfaces. Carpets and PVC sur-

faces could stick together.

• Never use chemical cleaners or steel wool, because they will

damage the PVC surface.

Finish o the cleaning process by using an acrylic glass

cleaner that has an anti-static eect. Small scratches

may be treated with acrylic glass polish. Such products

are oered by accessory dealers.

Please also refer to the separate User's Manual provi-

ded by the device/product manufacturer,

for useful information on the care of the doors and win-

dows.

Window panes made of acrylic glass

Panes made of acrylic glass require particularly careful treatment.

• Never rub acrylic glass window panes dry, because dust particles

may damage the surface.

• To clean acrylic glass windows, use only a generous amount of

hot water, some dishwashing liquid and a soft cloth.

• Never use a glass cleaner with chemical or scouring additives

or ones that contain alcohol, because this would cause premature

brittleness and lead to cracks in the panes.

• Never drive through a car wash.

• After cleaning the vehicle's acrylic glass window panes, rinse

them o with lots of clear water.

Cleaning the interior

Rules for cleaning seat covers, upholstery covers and curtains

• Clean seat covers with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

• Have heavily soiled upholstery covers and curtains dry cleaned;

do not wash them yourself!

• Clean with the foam of a gentle detergent if required.

• Cushion covers must not be taken o the foam core of the cushions.

Rules for cleaning the carpet:

• Clean with a vacuum cleaner or brush.

• If necessary, treat or shampoo with carpet foam.

Rules for cleaning PVC surfaces

Sand and dust can damage the surface of a PVC surface

that is walked on regularly. When in use, clean the oor

daily with a Hoover or broom.

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The following applies for furniture surfaces

The furniture fronts in some of the models have an acrylic surface

with a brilliant deep sheen. The treatment and cleaning of these sur-

faces should match their beauty. We recommend using only a soft,

damp cloth and a mild soapy solution for cleaning these surfaces.

Alternatively, to reduce static electricity, an anti-static plastic cleaner

suitable for acrylic surfaces can be used. In this case, there is no

need to rst clean the surfaces with a soapy solution.

Under no circumstances should you use solvent-based

intensive cleaning agents or alcohol-based cleaning

agents (which are often found in typical glass cleaner

products). The surfaces may be irreparably damaged

even if they are treated incorrectly only once.

Do not use scouring agents or scrubbing sponges, be-

cause they will scratch the surface or leave an unna-

tural shine.

Rules for cleaning the toilet area:

• Clean with neutral liquid soap and a nonscouring cloth.

• Do not use a vinegar concentrate to clean the toilet and the

water system or to decalcify the water system. Vinegar concen-

trate can damage gaskets or parts of the system.

Do not use scouring cleaners in the toilet area either!

Do not pour corrosive cleaners down the drain. Do not

pour boiling water down the drain. Corrosive cleaners

and boiling water will damage the drainpipes and

siphon traps.

Stainless steel wash basin/kitchen sink / INOX

• Clean wash basins and sinks with normal mild household clea-

ners or special stainless steel cleansing agents.

• Never use bleach, products that contain chloride or hydrochlo-

ric acid, baking powder or silver polish as a cleaner.

• Do not use scouring powder and/or household sponges with

steel wool.

• If in doubt, use the cleaner rst in an unnoticeable place to

check whether or not it is suitable for cleaning the surface in

question.

• After cleaning, dry all surfaces thoroughly with household wipes

to prevent water stains and lime build-up.

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103

11.4 Winter operation Preparation

Due to the overall vehicle conception, (aluminium sandwich

construction with insulated windows) your caravan is suitable for

winter operation.

We recommend that you optimise your caravan in

accordance with your personal tastes for winter cam-

ping.Your dealer will gladly advise you in these matters.

Wash basin with acrylic glass/mineral surface

(accessory / model / series-specic)

Various caravan models / series have been tted with a wash ba-

sin with a high-quality acrylic glass/mineral surface.

To ensure that you will enjoy this exclusive feature for a long time,

the following instructions from the manufacturer for cleaning and

care must be observed.

• First, use sucient water to wash away any coarse or granular

dirt (e.g. sand).

• Clean the surface with a clean, damp sponge and a bit of de-

greasing household cleaner / dish washing liquid that does not

contain any regreasing substances. Rinse with lots of water and

then wipe dry with a soft cloth (e.g. a dish towel).

• Do not use abrasive or scouring agents.

• Any limescale deposits can be removed with a sponge and a

vinegar-based cleaner or a limescale cleaner that is suitable

for acrylic glass. When using limescale cleaners, dilute them

properly and leave them on for only a short while, then rinse o

with lots of water!

Aggressive chemicals and concentrated cleansing

agents that are not diluted may damage the material

if they are used incorrectly or left on too long.

In addition, please observe the instructions given by

the manufacturer of the household cleaner in question.

Accessories

Rules for upkeep:

• Clean synthetic parts (i.e. bumpers, protective covers) with

warm water (up to 60° C) and mild household cleaner.

• If necessary, grease door hinges and lifting stanchions.

• Clean the fresh water taps, fresh water tank and waste water

tank annually.

Do not use scouring solvents since these could

scratch the surface!

Remove all spray cans with cleaners and polishes from

the vehicle after nishing the upkeep! Otherwise, there

is a danger of explosion at temperatures over 50° C!

11. Maintenance and upkeep

104

If condensation should build up somewhere in spite of

these preventive measures, just wipe it away.

Rules for ventilation:

• Set the heating element to the highest position and open ceiling

barriers, curtains and shades while the vehicle is initially being

heated. In doing this, you ensure optimum ventilation and de-

aeration.

• Only operate the heating element when the air circulation unit is on.

• In the morning, remove all cushions, ventilate all storage com

partments and dry moist spots.

• Install a chimney extension that is suciently long.

Rules for preparation

• Examine the vehicle for damage to paint or through rust, and

repair if necessary.

• Ensure that no water can seep into the forced de-aeration sys-

tem in the oor or into the heating element.

• Protect the metal parts of the lower oor against rust with a

wax-based protective agent.

• Preserve lacquered surfaces with a suitable agent.

Perform all necessary winterproong

General rules:

• Only leave the caravan in an enclosed space if this space is dry

and well ventilated. Otherwise, park the caravan out in the open.

Rules for inner furnishings:

• Empty and clean the refrigerator. Leave the refrigerator door

open.

• Leave storage spaces and closets open for ventilation purposes.

• Position cushions and mattresses in such a way that they do

not come into contact with condensation.

• If necessary, heat the entire caravan to prevent mould build-up from

condensation moisture.

• Set up a dehumidier inside the vehicle and dry or change the

granulate material regularly.

• Disconnect (or ideally, remove) batteries and check the energy

level at least once a month, recharging if necessary.

• Completely empty the entire water system.

Winter operation

In the course of winter operation, condensa-tion forms at low tem-

peratures when the vehicle is occupied. Sucient ventilation plays a

very signicant role in ensuring a suitable air quality within the vehicle

and preventing damage by condensation.

11. Maintenance and upkeep

105

Rules for containers:

• Empty and clean the fresh water tank with a pump, if necessary

with a plunger.

• Empty and clean the waste water tank.

• Empty and clean the WC tank.

• Empty the hot-water boiler completely: switch o the 12 V

power supply by means of the main switch on the control panel

and open all of the water faucets. In addition, we recommend

that you separate the water pump from the fresh water system.

• Ensure that no water can seep into the forced ventilation system

in the oor and into the heating element.

Also note the guidelines and operating instructions

from the manufacturers of all built-in devices.

Frost protection measures

If the interior is suciently heated, it is unlikely that the fresh water

tank, taps and warm water boiler would freeze. Only ll the fresh

water tank after the vehicle has been heated. We do recommend,

however, an additional heating element for the tank when exteri-

or temperatures drop sharply. Your dealer will show you several

possibilities. (Not included)

Rules for the waste water tank:

• Add antifreeze or table salt to the waste water in low temperatures.

• Catch waste water outside the vehicle.

• Keep the spout of the waste water tank open.

After the end of the winter season

Rules for upkeep:

• Carry out a thorough undercarriage wash.This removes

thawing agents (salts, lye residue).

• Clean the exterior of the caravan and use commercially

available car wax to preserve steel parts.

• Should you have installed one, do not forget to remove the

chimney extension.

Only wash the vehicle at specially designated sites.

Use cleaners as sparingly as possible. Aggressive

cleaners (i.e., rim cleaner) pollute the environment.

Rules for the exterior structure:

• Turn stanchions down. Wheels and axles must still carry the

vehicle.

• Preserve painted exterior surfaces with a suitable material.

• Use a protective agent to protect the metal parts of the under

carriage against rust.

• Cover with tarpaulins, ensuring that ventilation is not obstructed.

• Leave the forced ventilation system open.

• Air the caravan thoroughly every three to four weeks.

12. Waste disposal and environmental protection

106

12.1 The environment and mobile travel

Environmentally sound use

By nature of their activities, caravan users bear a considerable re-

sponsibility towards the environment.

Therefore, you should always use your caravan in an environmentally

sound manner.

Rules for environmentally sound use:

• Do not interfere with the quietude and cleanliness of nature.

• Dispose of waste water, faeces and trash properly.

• Act as a role model, so that caravans are not stereotyped as

environmental polluters.

• If you plan to stay longer in cities and municipalities, please

park in an area that is specically marked for trailer combi-

nations. Find out in advance where these areas are located.

Rules for waste water disposal:

• Only collect waste water in the built-in tanks or, if absolutely

necessary, in similarly suitable containers!

• Never dispose of waste water in greenery or in gullies! Street

sewer lines often do not lead to waste water treatment plants.

• Empty the waste water tank as often as possible, even if it is

not yet full (for hygienic reasons). If possible, rinse the waste

water tank out with fresh water each time after emptying.

Only empty the faeces tank at desig-nated sites, never

out in the open! Disposal stations are typically located

at highway rest stops, campsites or service stations.

Rules for the disposal of faeces:

• Only add approved cleaners to the faeces tank.

Disposal:

• Never allow the faeces tank to become too full. Empty the tank

immediately, at the latest when the ll indicator lights up.

• Never dispose of waste water in gullies!

Street sewer lines often do not lead to waste water treatment

plants.

Apply cleaning uid very sparing-ly. Excessive appli-

cation does not guarantee the prevention of odour

build-up!

Only empty the faeces tank in the designated areas,

not out in the open!

12. Waste disposal and environmental protection

107

The preservation of the environment is not just in the

best interests of nature, but also in the best interests

of all caravans!

Rules for trash disposal:

• Separate trash and bring recycleable materials to the appropri

ate collection sites.

•

Empty trash containers in designated areas as often as possible.

This prevents unpleasant odours and trash build-up.

Rules for rest areas:

• Always keep rest areas clean, even if the mess was created by

others.

• Never dispose of your household trash in the containers provi-

ded in rest areas.

• Do not let the motor of your base vehicle run unnecessarily

while standing still. A cold motor causes a lot of contamination

while idling. The quickest way to reach operating temperature

is while driving.

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13. Technical data

13.1 Tire pressure values

Please check the tire pressure regularly; always check

it before moving the caravan. Insucient tire pressure

is the most frequent cause of tire damage.

No guarantee applies if this regulation is not observed!

Maximum speed: 100 km/h.

Observe the speed regulations of the country you are

driving in!

On no account may the specied tire pressure be

exceeded; not even if a higher value is stated on the

tire wall.

As a rule of thumb, it may be assumed that a full tire loses

0.1 bar every two months. Check the pressure regularly

to avoid damaged or bursting tires.

Tire size Distinction Air pressure in bar

175/70 R 14 3,0

185/65 R 14 3,0

195/65 R 14 3,0

195/65 R 15 3,0

205/60 R 15 3,0

195/65 R 15 LI 95 reinforced oder extraload 3,2

205/60 R 15 LI 95 reinforced oder extraload 3,2

205/65 R 15 LI 99 reinforced oder extraload 3,2

185 R 14 C 3,8

195 R 14 C 3,8

195/70 R 15 C 4,3

205 R 14 C 4,5

205/65 R 15 C 3,8

205/70 R 15 C 4,3

215/70 R 15 C 4,5

215/75 R 14 C 4,5

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13. Technical data

13.2 Technical data

SAPHIR

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

465 SFB 705 594 500 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

465 TG 705 594 507 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

495 SFB 724 612 520 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

495 SKM 724 612 527 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

515 SG 753 642 556 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

560 SKM 774 662 569 250 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

BIANCO ACTIV

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

390 FHS 605 493 400 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

445 SFB 679 574 481 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

465 SGE 705 594 507 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

515 SD 753 642 556 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R15 C

515 SGE 753 642 549 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

550 KMG 774 662 576 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

720 SKDW 925 820 727 250 262 195 2200 47 / 47 / 31 195 / 65 R 15

BIANCO SELECTION

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

465 SFB 705 594 500 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

465 TG 705 594 507 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

515 SG 753 642 556 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

515 SKM 753 642 556 232 263 195 1600/1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

TENDENZA

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

465 SFB 705 594 500 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

515 SG 753 642 556 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

650 SFD 864 752 659 250 262 195 2000 47 / 47 / 31 185/65 R 14

650 SFDW 864 752 659 250 262 195 2200 47 / 47 / 31 195/65 R 15

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13. Technical data

DIAMANT

OPAL

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

465 SFH 705 594 507 232 263 195 1500 47 / 39 / 31 205/65 R 15

515 SG 753 642 556 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

515 SKF 753 642 556 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

550 SG 774 662 576 232 263 195 1700 47 / 39 / 31 195/70 R 15 C

560 SG 774 662 576 250 263 195 1700/1800 47 / 39 / 31 205/70 R 15 C

560 SRF 774 662 569 250 263 195 1700/1800 47 / 39 / 31 205/70 R 15 C

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

560 SG 771 656 563 250 266 198 1900/2000 47 / 39 / 31 215/70 R 15

560 SF 771 656 563 250 266 198 1900/2000 47 / 39 / 31 215/70 R 15

650 SG 860 746 654 250 265 198 2200 47 / 39 / 31 195/65 R 15

Legend

The masses for caravans are calculated on the basis of Directive (EU) No. 1230/2012.

* for increased and reduced loads

** These tires correspond to the standard tyres. However, for organizational and logistical reasons, your vehicle

may be tted with alternative tires. Please refer to Motor Vehicle Registration Certi cate Part II or the EU

Certicate of Conformity (CoC) for information regarding permissible wheel/ tire combinations.

For further technical data as well as information on masses

and measurements of your Fendt caravan, please refer to

the EU Declaration of Conformity / Certicate of Conformity

(COC), the Motor Vehicle Registration Certicate or the

technical data sheet.

TIFFANY S.

Length

overall

Length of

the super-

structure

Eective

length

Width

overall

Height

overall

Headroom

Technically

permissible

maximum weight *

Thickness of

oor/ceiling/wall

Tires**

650 SMF-UK 864 752 659 250 262 195 2200 47 / 47 / 31 195/65 R 15

700 TMF-UK 905 793 700 250 262 195 2200 47 / 47 / 31 195/65 R 15

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13. Technical data

13.3 Measurements of Outer Tent Perimeter

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

465 SFB/SG cm - 960 960 960 960 - - - - -

495 SFB/SKM cm - - 976 976 976 987 987 - - -

515 SG cm - - 1002 1002 1011 1013 1013 - - -

560 SKM cm - - - 1026 1021 1032 1032 - - -

SAPHIR

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

465 SFB/TG cm - 960 960 960 960 - - - - -

515 SG/SKM cm - - 1002 1002 1011 1013 1013 - - -

BIANCO SELECTION

Measurements of Outer Tent Perimeter

This measurement diagram applies for all camper mo-

dels. The vehicle must be standing parallel to the ground.

Height of the outer tent guide rail:

Single axle approx. 2.49 - 2.54 m (8.17 - 8.33 ft.)

Tandem axle approx. 2.49 - 2.55 m (8.17 - 8.37 ft.)

The outer tent guide rail is designed for a standard

outer tent keder with a diameter of approx. 7-8 mm.

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

390 FHS cm - 864 864 864 - - - - - -

445 SFB cm - 934 934 934 - - - - - -

465 SGE cm - - 960 960 960 - - - - -

515 SD/SGE cm - - - 1002 1011 1013 1013 - - -

550 KMG cm - - - 1030 1030 1030 1030 - - -

720 SKDW cm - - - - - - - 1193 1183 1183

BIANCO ACTIV

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13. Technical data

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

465 SFB cm - 960 960 960 960 - - - - -

515 SG cm - - 1002 1002 1011 1013 1013 - - -

650 SFD cm - - - - - - 1115 1122 1122 1122

650 SFDW cm - - - - - - - 1122 1122 1122

TENDENZA

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

465 SFH cm - 960 960 960 960 - - - - -

515 SG/SKF cm - - 1002 1002 1011 1013 1013 - - -

550 SG cm - - - 1030 1030 1030 1030 - - -

560 SG/SRF cm - - - 1021 1021 1032 1032 - - -

OPAL

1.300kg 1.500 kg 1.600 kg 1.700 kg 1.800 kg 1.900 kg 2.000 kg 2.200 kg 2.400 kg 2.500 kg

560 SG/SF cm - - - - - 1016 1016 - - -

650 SG cm - - - - - - - 1116 1116 1116

DIAMANT

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13. Technical data

For fresh water tank, 45 l

Position Weight (

kg)

Number Total (

kg)

Aluminium gas bottle, empty 6 1 6

Gas lling

11 1 11

Hot water heater (Truma-Therme **)

5 1 5

Fresh water tank lled for driving 10 1 10

Fresh water for toilet, C500*

16 1 16

* Toilet alternative:

fresh water for toilet, C262 8 1 8

Position Weight (

kg)

Number Total (

kg)

Aluminium gas bottle, empty 6 1 6

Gas lling

11 1 11

Hot water heater (Truma)

5 1 5

Fresh water tank lled for driving 10 1 10

Fresh water for toilet, C500*

16 1 16

For fresh water tank, 25 l

Hot water supply, alternative:

Truma heating Combi

C4 / C6E 10 1 10

The calculation of mass for the basic equipment may

change if you install special accessories. Your Fendt

caravan dealer will be pleased to provide you with

competent advice if you have more detailed questions.

13.4 Basic equipment

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13. Technical data

13.5

Lighting

(Saphir, Bianco, Opal, Tendenza, Tiany)

12 V Vehicle lighting

Position Description

Voltage Watt

1 Brake light, top 12 LED

2 Clearance lights, rear 12 LED

Side/driving light, left

12 LED

Side/driving light, right

12 LED

5 Left blinker 12 21

6 Right blinker 12 21

7 Left reverse light 12 21

8 Right reverse light 12 21

9 Left brake light 12 21

10 Right brake light 12 21

11 Left fog tail light 12 21

12 Right fog tail light 12 21

13 Registration plate light 12 5

14 Clearance lights, front 12 LED

Running lights, front

12 LED

16 Side marker lights 12 LED

13 10

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13. Technical data

Lighting

(Diamant)

12 V Vehicle lighting

Position Description

Voltage Watt

1 Brake light, top 12

LED

2 Clearance lights, rear 12

LED

Side/driving light, left

LED

Side/driving light, right

LED

5 Left blinker 12

LED

6 Right blinker 12

LED

7 Left reverse light 12

LED

8 Right reverse light 12

LED

9 Left brake light 12

LED

10 Right brake light 12

LED

11 Fog tail light 12

LED

12 Registration plate light 12

13 Clearance lights, front 12

LED

Running lights, front

LED

15 Side marker lights 12

LED

11 6

15 15

5 9

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13. Technical data

Replacing the lamps in the rear lights

(Saphir, Bianco, Opal, Tendenza, Tiany)

• Loosen the two screws

underneath the chrome trim to the

left and right of the licence plate.

• The chrome trim

is also fastened with plastic clips. Pull on

them carefully to clip out the chrome trim.

• Loosen the mounting bolts

on the rear light and remove the

light from the nest.

• After changing the lamp, carry out this procedure in reverse

order to reinstall the rear light.

Your Fendt caravan dealer will be pleased to provide you with

competent advice should you require this.

In the “Diamant” models, this is an LED-only light. It is

not possible to replace individual bulbs.

Replacing the lamps in the rear lights

(Diamant)

Index

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Accessories 94

Additional equipment 18

Additional loads 6, 17

Air-circulation fan 87

Airing 96

Automatic igniter 86

changing the battery 87

Awning installation 34

Basic equipment 17, 113

Bed conversion 35

Bicycle carrier 33

Brakes 8, 13

Bunk beds 41

Changing the tyre 23

Checking the gas system 83

Choosing a parking space 9

Circuit diagram, lighting of the vehicle 71

Control panel 47

Denition of masses 17

Doors

opening and closing 35

Drawbar load 7

Driving 8

Driving in curves 8

Driving in reverse 9

Driving noises 12

Electric power supply 43

Electrical devices

redirecting 10

Electrical oor temperature control system 75

Emergency equipment 3

Entrance door 25

Environmental protection 106

Fighting a re 3

First aid kit 3

Flaps

opening and closing 35

Forced ventilation 24

Fresh water tank 79

Gas 81

Gas bottle container 84

Gas container ap 31

Gas cooker 93

Gas supply 84

Gas system

inspection 83

General inspection 16

Greasing 11, 96

Guide rail for outer tent 32

Hand brake 13

Heating 25, 57, 86

High-visibility vest 3

Hot-air heating 86

Hot-water heater 88

Hot-water supply 79

Keys to the vehicle 3

Lighting 71, 114

Loading 6

Maintenance 11, 93, 95

Mass, denition 17

Oiling 11, 95

Oven 91

Overrunning brake facility 8

Push lock 35

Refrigerator 24, 92

Registration 15

Regulator knobs 83

Rims 20

Roof rail 32

Rotating stanchions 15

Safety coupling 12

Safety tips 43

Securing the vehicle 10

Service aps 30

Shunting 9

Shuto valves

place of installation 85

Suitability for a speed of 100 km/h 16

Technical data

tyre pressure 108

Technically permissible maximum weight 17

Index

117

Toilet ap 31

Truma therme 79

Tyre pressure 19, 108

Tyre prole depth 20

Tyres 19

Tyres, age of 20

Undercarriage 100

Upkeep 97

Valves 85

Ventilation and de-aerating 24, 96

Warning triangle 3

Waste water tank 78

Water supply 78

Water system 10

Windows 42

upkeep 101

Winter operation 103

Fendt-Caravan GmbH

Postfach 11 35

86689 Mertingen

Deutschland

Telefon: +49 (0)9078.9688-0

Telefax: +49 (0)9078.9688-406

www.fendt-caravan.com

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