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Electrical system
8
Volume of water/waste
water
The V/tank gauge is for the indication of the quantity of water or waste water.
With the V/tank gauge (Fig. 117,2), use the bottom scale. The gauge automat-
ically lights up as soon as a switch is pressed.
Displays:
Press switch (Fig. 117,5) " ": The volume of water is displayed.
Press switch (Fig. 117,6) " ": The volume of waste water is displayed.
8.5.3 Switch for water pump
Switching on: Press the upper part of the rocker switch (Fig. 117,4) "I": The water supply
is ON.
13,3 V to 13.7 V Battery is being
charged (main
charge)
Occurs only brief-
ly after charging
Battery is being
charged (main
charge)
13,8 V to 14.4 V Battery being
charged (float
charge)
– Battery being
charged (float
charge)
Over 14.5 V Battery is over-
charged, defec-
tive alternator
control
– Battery is over-
charged, defec-
tive transformer/
rectifier
1)
The battery guard switches all the appliances off (at 10.5 V).
2)
If the voltage does not exceed this range for several hours.
Values for off-load voltage Charging condition of the battery
Less than 11 V Totally discharged
12.0 V 0 %
12.2 V 25 %
12.3 V 50 %
12.5 V 75 %
More than 12.8 V 100 %
Z Total discharge causes irreparable damage to the battery.
Z Measure the off-load voltage preferably several hours after the previous
charging (e.g. in the morning) and not directly after a current drain.
Battery voltage
(values during
operation)
Mobile operation
(vehicle moving,
no 230 V con-
nection)
Battery opera-
tion
(vehicle station-
ary, no 230 V
connection)
Power operation
(vehicle station-
ary, 230 V con-
nection)
Z Only read the tank levels briefly. Keeping the reading option on for a long
time can damage the transducers.
- Instruction manual 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 7
- 1.1 General 7
- 1.2 Environmental tips 8
- 2.1 Fire prevention 9
- 2.2 General 10
- 2.3 Road safety 10
- 2.5 Gas system 12
- 2.4 Towing 12
- 2.5.2 Gas bottles 13
- 2.6 Electrical system 14
- 2.7 Water system 14
- Before the journey 15
- 3.1 Keys 15
- 3.2 Registration 15
- 3.3 Payload 16
- 3.4 Towing 27
- 3.6 Entrance step 28
- 3.9 Securing add-on parts 30
- 3.11 Road safety 31
- During the journey 35
- 4.1 Driving the motorhome 35
- 4.4 Driving speed 38
- 4.5 Brakes 38
- 4.6 Seat belts 39
- 4.7 Child restraint systems 39
- 4.9 Headrests 40
- 4.10 Seating arrangement 41
- 4.12 Filling up with diesel 42
- 5Pitching the motorhome 43
- Pitching the motorhome 45
- 5.7 230 V connection 48
- 5.8 Refrigerator 48
- 6.1 Conversion door 53
- 6.2 External flaps 56
- 6.2.2 Flap lock, square 57
- 6.4 Light switch 60
- 6.4.2 Interior 61
- 6.5 Spotlight 62
- 6.7 Holder for flat screen 65
- 6.7.2 Holder with jointed arm 66
- 6.8 Ventilation 67
- 6.9 Windows 67
- 6.10 Skylights 74
- 6.10.2 Wind-up skylight 76
- 6.10.3 Skyroof skylight 77
- 6.11 Tables 79
- 6.13 Beds 81
- 6.13.3 Bunk bed 83
- Gas system 87
- 7.1 General 87
- 7.2 Gas bottles 88
- 7.3 Changing gas bottles 89
- 7.4 Gas isolator taps 90
- 8.2 Terms 97
- 8.3 12 V power supply 98
- Electrical system 100
- 8.4 Transformer/rectifier 101
- 8.5 Panel IT 96-2 106
- 8.6 Panel LT 510 109
- 8.9 230 V power supply 119
- 8.10 Fuses 120
- 8.12 Circuit diagrams 126
- Appliances 133
- Chapter overview 133
- 9.1 General 133
- 9.2 Heater 134
- 9.4 Boiler 147
- 9.5 Cooker 151
- 9.6 Refrigerator 157
- Sanitary fittings 165
- 10.1 Water supply, general 165
- 10.2 Water tank 166
- 10.3 Waste water tank 168
- 10.4 Filling the water system 170
- 10.6 Toilet compartment 172
- 10.7 Toilet 172
- 11.1 External care 185
- 11.1.3 Washing the vehicle 186
- 11.1.5 Underbody 186
- 11.2 Interior care 187
- 11.3 Water system 188
- 11.4 Extractor hood 190
- 11.5 Air conditioning unit 190
- 11.6 Winter care 191
- 11.7 Lay-up 192
- 11.7.2 Winter lay-up 193
- Maintenance 197
- 12.1 Inspection work 197
- 12.2 Maintenance work 197
- 12.3 Doors 197
- 12.4 Living area battery 198
- 12.5 Fuel cell 198
- 12.6 Alde hot-water heater 199
- Wheels and tyres 211
- 13.1 General 211
- 13.2 Tyre selection 212
- 13.3 Tyre specifications 213
- 13.4 Handling of tyres 213
- 13.5 Changing wheels 213
- 13.8 Tyre pressure 217
- Troubleshooting 219
- 14.1 Braking system 219
- 14.2 Electrical system 219
- 14.3 Fuel cell 222
- 14.4 Gas system 222
- 14.5 Heater/boiler 223
- 14.6 Air conditioning unit 224
- 14.7 Cooker 225
- 14.8 Refrigerator 226
- 14.9 Water supply 228
- 14.10 Body 229
- Special equipment 231
- Technical data 235
- 16.1 View of ground plans 235
- 16.2 Table of linear measures 236
- 16.3 Power supply 237
- Helpful notes 239
- 17.9 Tips for winter campers 247
- 17.10 Travel checklists 247
- Inspection plan 251
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