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LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN

Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 4

D-48336 Sassenberg

LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN

LMC Caravan GmbH

Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 4 · D-48336 Sassenberg

Telefon 0 25 83 / 2 70 · Telefax 0 25 83 / 2 71 38

Internet: http://www.lmc-caravan.com

E-mail: contact@lmc-caravan.de

Handelsregister:

Amtsgericht Warendorf, HRB 1113

Gerichtsstand Warendorf

LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN

Operating Manual

Guarantee Document

Service Log

Caravan

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Page 1 LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN Operating Manual Guarantee Document Service Log Caravan LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN LMC Caravan GmbH LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 4 · D-48336 Sassenberg Telefon 0 25 83 / 2 70 · Telefax 0 25 83 / 2 71 38 Internet: http://www.lmc-caravan.com Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 4 E-mail: contact@lmc-caravan.de Handelsregister: D-48336 Sassenberg Amtsgericht Warendorf, HRB 1113...
Page 2 Customer address: delivery Last name, first name: report Profession: Street, number: Postal code, town: Country: On the date of transfer, Vehicle data: please complete this form Model: and return to LMC. Type: Confirmation: Key no.: I confirm that I have today Vehicle chassis number: received the service log relating Serial no.:...
Page 3: Foreword
Foreword Welcome to the community of caravan owners We would like to congratulate you on your pur- chase of an LMC caravan and thank you for the trust you have placed in us. With an LMC you have chosen a caravan that offers you independence and a high standard of living comfort, and incorporates many safety features.
Page 4: Calculation Of Caravan Mass
+ cable drum, without optional extras. 3. Maximum load: this mass must not be exceeded through personal equipment or optional extras. Sample calculation of caravan mass DOM 510 RD Calculation example Own calculation Total technically permissible mass(es) 2) 1400 kg...
Page 5: Information On The Operating Manual
Information on the Operating Manual This Operating Manual contains important infor- mation on the operation, maintenance and hand- ling of the caravan equipment. The many practical tips are intended to make it easier for you to use your caravan safely and in an environmentally responsible manner.
Page 6 The present manual has been written with the utmost care. However, as our caravans undergo continuous development, please understand that we must reserve the right to vary the form, equip- ment and technology. For this reason, no claims based on the contents of this Operating Manual can be admitted.
Page 7: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Foreword ......1 Calculation of caravan mass ....2 Information on the Operating Manual .
Page 8: Operation
Operation Hitching and unhitching the caravan Prior to hitching or unhitching the caravan: – For hitching and unhitching operations, stabilis- ing handle (1) must be open in the uppermost position. – Pull stabilising handle (1) upwards as far as it will go (open) otherwise hitching and unhitching is difficult.
Page 9: Towbar Support Wheel
– Warning ! never work with the foot or an extension! – The components can be overloaded and get damaged! – Warning! stabilising handle must not be used as a dolly. Towbar support wheel Release support clamp (1) by moving the clamp- ing lever towards the left.
Page 10: Setting Up The Caravan
Setting up the caravan When choosing a place to set up the caravan, please note the following points: – The ground surface should be as even and firm as possible. – Avoid wept, muddy places. – The parking space should not slope too much. Set the caravan up so that as far as possible it is level.
Page 11: Cupboard And Hinged Locks
Note To avoid damage to the hinged window near the entrance door or to the entrance door, please note that, depending on the caravan model, the action of opening the entrance door right back could damage the hinged window if that is open. Warning! Danger of accident! Before setting off on a journey, close and secure-...
Page 12: Loading The Caravan
Loading the caravan – The permissible trailer drawbar load (max. 100 kg), the permissible axle load and the total tech- nically permissible mass(es) must not be ex- ceeded and the trailer drawbar load must not be less than the minimum trailer drawbar load. –...
Page 13: Ventilator Windows
Ventilator windows The side, front and rear windows (depending on the design) can be opened at the top to provide ventilation. They are supported on the side and can be adjusted universally. To open The window is continuously adjustable. – Rotate lock (1) by 90º to the left or right. –...
Page 14: Roof Light Extension
Roof light extension To open – The roof light can be adjusted to one of three positions (max. opening angle approx. 70º). – Rotate locking swivel bolt (1) by 90º towards the left or right. – Push dome-shaped roof light upwards to the desired position.
Page 15: Dining Table / Variable Table
Dining table / variable table (dependent on model) The dining table in your caravan can be lowered to create an additional berth. The dining table of our new table generation can be easily moved on rails in order to reach every stowage area and every seat position optimally.
Page 16: Refrigerator
Refrigerator Before the refrigerator is used for the first time, the interior should be cleaned with lukewarm water to which a mild detergent has been added. The refrigerator can be operated using any of the following energy sources: – 12V DC current (only during the journey) –...
Page 17: 230V Operation Of Refrigerator
12V operation 12V operation is possible only during a journey, when the engine of the towing vehicle is running. – Switch off gas operation if appropriate. – Switch on toggle switch (1). Toggle switch will turn red. Note During a journey the refrigerator should only be operated with 12V current and not with gas.
Page 18 Switch off gas operation – Turn rotary knob (4) to the dot symbol. – Close shut-off valve for the refrigerator. Temperature control In 12V operation it is not possible to control the temperature. The refrigerator operates non-stop. With 230V operation it is sufficient to set the control knob (3) to 3-5.
Page 19: Gas Cooker
Gas cooker Warning! Danger of accident! – Open the hinged and roof windows during cooking. – The cooker flames must not be used for heating purposes. – Due to the consumption of oxygen by the flames, if the caravan is insufficiently ventilated a lack of oxygen may develop.
Page 20 Before using for the first time First of all take out the septic tank, as described on the next page, and place it upright on the floor. Swivel the drain connection piece upwards and unscrew the cap. Measure out the toilet chemicals in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifica- tion, and pour in approx.
Page 21 Level indicator WC type 2 The waste water is collected in a special 20-litre capacity septic tank. The level indicator (3) turns red if the tank needs to be emptied. 1 – flush and slider control button 2 – toilet paper holder 3 –...
Page 22 To take out the septic tank and empty Warning! The septic tank may only be emptied in special disposal stations provided for this purpose. The septic tank can only be taken out when the toilet base is closed. – Open the door of the septic tank compartment. –...
Page 23: Operating Instructions
Operating Electrical system 12V / 230V instructions 12V chassis The caravan comes with one 13-pin connector plug as standard. It is also fitted as standard with a fog warning lamp on the left-hand side. The fog warning lamp is connected via contact 2. Warning! If there is no 13-pin socket in your towing vehicle, check contact 54g of the 7-pin connector plug in...
Page 24 Supply socket (230V power supply) The 230V power supply is provided via socket and coupling in accordance with CEE 17 (Europe stan- dard). The supply socket is located on either the left- or right-hand side of the vehicle, depending on type and model.
Page 25: Water Supply
Water supply The fresh water supply can come either from the fresh water tank or from a town water supply connection, which is an accessory. Warning! Health hazard! – Only use fresh water from the public water supply, not from springs or rivers (due to the risk of impurities or residue).
Page 26 Only activate the immersion pump when the tank is full! The waste water from the sink unit and wash basin is conveyed outside centrally via a waste water hose and waste water pipes. The waste water can be collected using a waste water tank or similar container.
Page 27: Truma Therme Water Heater
Truma Therme water heater, hot water supply (some of this is optional extras) Before using the Truma Therme water heater for the first time it is essential that the instructions for use are consulted. To fill the water heater – Turn on the hot water tap with the preselection mixer or put the single-lever mixer on the “hot”...
Page 28 The following provisions apply to the Therme water heater: – Switch off the device when the caravan is not in use. – If there is any danger of frost, drain the heater. Frozen water could cause the heater to burst! –...
Page 29: Gas Cylinder System
Gas cylinder system The gas cylinder system is designed for an oper- ating pressure of 30 mbar. The gas unit supplies gas to the gas cooker, the heating and the re- frigerator. The gas cylinders to be used are not included in the scope of supply.
Page 30 Installation of full gas cylinders involves the re- verse sequence. Please ensure here that: – the screw coupling (2) to the safety valve is leak proof; – the gas cylinder(s) is/are secured with the safe- ty strap(s) to prevent twisting; –...
Page 31: Refrigerator Ventilation Grilles
Refrigerator The ventilation grilles on the side of the caravan should from time to time be checked for penetra- tion. The covers supplied should be mounted under the following conditions: – when the caravan will not be used for an ex- tended period;...
Page 32 Warning! Never re-ignite until 2 minutes have elapsed. Otherwise there is a danger of an explosion! This applies also when a heater already in operation goes out and is reignited. If the heater is to be operated during the journey, a T-shaped chimney top is essential.
Page 33: Maintenance And Servicing Of The Caravan
Maintenance and servicing of the caravan Maintenance intervals – The “first service” should be carried out by an LMC authorised dealer 12 months after acquisi- tion of the vehicle. – All other services should be carried out once a year. –...
Page 34 Decorative strips and badging – The decorative strips and badging on the exte- rior of the vehicle should not be treated with high-pressure cleaner or tar remover, as such action could cause them to become loose or damaged. Preservative agent –...
Page 35 Vehicle care Interior Fabric upholstery – Fabric upholstery can be treated with special detergents or with dry foam and a brush (de- pending on the type of material). Curtains – The curtains must be dry cleaned. They should not be washed as this could cause them to shrink.
Page 36 Ventilation – In winter it is particularly important to ventilate and air out the caravan. High air humidity caused by inhaled air, cooking fumes, snow brought into the caravan and wet clothing must be able to escape. – Therefore you should always keep the roof lights open.
Page 37: Driving Hints
Driving hints Drive safely When driving with your caravan, there are certain special rules that must be followed: – While the vehicle is in motion, no one should be in the caravan. – Before setting off on a journey, close all gas shut-off valves apart from the appliances that consume gas and are allowed to be used while the vehicle is moving.
Page 38 Braking performance – Braking performance is quite different in a vehicle towing a trailer compared with an ordi- nary single vehicle. For this reason it is a good idea, especially for drivers not used to towing a trailer, to practise using the brakes in an appro- priate location.
Page 39 Changes to the caravan No changes may be made to the caravan. This applies especially to parts of the chassis and type-approved vehicle parts. Laying up the caravan temporarily If you wish to lay up your caravan temporarily (e.g. during the winter months), a few special points must be noted.
Page 40 Before resuming use of the caravan it is imper- ative that you rinse out the water pipes with fresh water. Travel tips Travel preparations A major advantage of your caravan is the fact that you can decide when to travel and where to at short notice and spontaneously change your plans again as you please.
Page 41 Getting the caravan ready – Check serviceability, if appropriate have the vehicle inspected. – Check gas supplies, if necessary obtain addi- tional supplies. – It may be worth waiting until the destination is reached before filling up the fresh water tanks in order to save weight.
Page 42: Tyre Pressures
Tyre pressures Carrying Carrying No. Tyre type Load index capacity at Bar capacity at Bar 100km/h 130km/h 175 / 70 R 14 550 kg 500 kg 195 / 65 R 14 640 kg 580 kg 185 R 14 C 735 kg 670 kg reinforced 185 R 14 C...
Page 43: Index
Index A-Z The numbers in brackets are the page numbers. lubrication work (31) ventilation and airing of caravan (34) hitching and unhitching the caravan multi-function roller blinds (11) (6-7) care of window panes (33-34) setting up the caravan (8) maintenance and servicing of the ventilator windows (11) caravan (31) loading the caravan (10)
Page 45: Guarantee Document Service Log
Ü Guarantee Document Service Log years years from model year 2002 LORD-MÜNSTERLAND-CARAVAN...
Page 46 Dear LMC customer, We would like to congratulate you on the purchase of your new LMC vehicle and thank you for placing your trust in us. We wish you a lot of fun and hope that all your holiday dreams come true. We have done everything we can to help ensure that they do.
Page 47 LMC guarantee Customer address: document Last name, first name: Profession: Street, number: Postal code, town: Country: Vehicle data: Model: Type: Key no.: Vehicle chassis number: Serial no.: Date of first registration/date of transfer: Expiry date of guarantee period: Dealer data: Dealer no.: Stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 48 Terms of LMC guarantee The company LMC Caravan GmbH grants the Purchaser a guarantee of five years’ * duration that the vehicles built by it are sealed so that no moisture can penetrate from the outside to the inside (interior compartment). No obligation shall arise under the terms this guarantee if a lapse of leak-tightness is due to improper handling of windows, doors or roof lights or to damage caused by improper repairs.
Page 50 LMC service schedule Visual inspection inside and outside Wheel arches Connection of floor platform and rear panel 1.2.1 Connection of floor platform and left-hand side panel 1.2.2 Connection of floor platform and right-hand side panel Connection of floor platform and front panel Connection of rear panel and left-hand side panel 1.4.1 Connection of rear panel and right-hand side panel Connection of front panel and left-hand side panel...
Page 51 Results of 12-month service service record No defects were identified. The following defects were identified: SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date, stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 52 LMC service schedule Visual inspection inside and outside Wheel arches Connection of floor platform and rear panel 1.2.1 Connection of floor platform and left-hand side panel 1.2.2 Connection of floor platform and right-hand side panel Connection of floor platform and front panel Connection of rear panel and left-hand side panel 1.4.1 Connection of rear panel and right-hand side panel Connection of front panel and left-hand side panel...
Page 53 Results of 24-month service service record No defects were identified. The following defects were identified: SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date, stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 54 LMC service schedule Visual inspection inside and outside Wheel arches Connection of floor platform and rear panel 1.2.1 Connection of floor platform and left-hand side panel 1.2.2 Connection of floor platform and right-hand side panel Connection of floor platform and front panel Connection of rear panel and left-hand side panel 1.4.1 Connection of rear panel and right-hand side panel Connection of front panel and left-hand side panel...
Page 55 Results of 36-month service service record No defects were identified. The following defects were identified: SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date, stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 56 LMC service schedule Visual inspection inside and outside Wheel arches Connection of floor platform and rear panel 1.2.1 Connection of floor platform and left-hand side panel 1.2.2 Connection of floor platform and right-hand side panel Connection of floor platform and front panel Connection of rear panel and left-hand side panel 1.4.1 Connection of rear panel and right-hand side panel Connection of front panel and left-hand side panel...
Page 57 Results of 48-month service service record No defects were identified. The following defects were identified: SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date, stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 58 LMC service schedule Visual inspection inside and outside Wheel arches Connection of floor platform and rear panel 1.2.1 Connection of floor platform and left-hand side panel 1.2.2 Connection of floor platform and right-hand side panel Connection of floor platform and front panel Connection of rear panel and left-hand side panel 1.4.1 Connection of rear panel and right-hand side panel Connection of front panel and left-hand side panel...
Page 59 Results of 60-month service service record No defects were identified. The following defects were identified: SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date, stamp and signature of LMC dealer...
Page 60: Change Of Vehicle Ownership
Change of vehicle ownership Last name First Name Postal Code/Town Street, No. From – To...
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