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Dear Customer,
While warmly welcoming you to the big Laika family, we congratulate you
on the preference you have given to our brand. You have chosen elegance,
prestige and quality. Laika vehicles are technologically advanced and extremely
reliable products: a sure investment over the years.
This handbook, which you should read in your own interest and keep for future
reference, is intended to give you all the information you may need for the best
use of your new recreational vehicle and for correct maintenance. We strongly
advise you to always have any maintenance or repair operations carried out by
Laika dealers who can guarantee perfect service thanks to skilled personnel
and continuing technical up-dating. In all events, please do not hesitate to call
our Customer Service Dept. for any information you may need.
We would be very happy to receive your opinions and suggestions which,
coming from the 'field', are highly precious to us in perfectioning our product
and fully meeting every kind of requirement.
We take this opportunity to wish you and your family happy holidays with your
Laika and...
Enjoy your trip!
LAIKA CARAVANS S.p.A. Customer Service Department

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  • Page 1 User guide Dear Customer, While warmly welcoming you to the big Laika family, we congratulate you on the preference you have given to our brand. You have chosen elegance, prestige and quality. Laika vehicles are technologically advanced and extremely reliable products: a sure investment over the years.
  • Page 2 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS Height Model Length (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Kosmo 5.4 Kosmo 6.0 Kosmo 6.4 Ecovip 540 Ecovip 600 Ecovip 645 WARNING The dimensions refer to the standard vehicle, without any optional equipment mounted. NOTE This handbook refers to devices and/or features that may be optional (not standard) or not foreseen for certain models.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - Safety ............. 5 7 - Electric system (Ecovip) ....29 General rules ............5 Introduction ............29 Fire prevention ............6 12 V distribution control unit - Fuses ..29 In case of fire ............6 Control panel ............
  • Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 16 - Maintenance ........61 16.1 Tyres ................61 16.1.1 General warnings ..........61 16.1.2 Tyre pressure ............61 16.2 Cleaning..............62 16.2.1 Interior ..............62 16.2.2 Upholstery .............. 62 16.2.3 Exterior ..............62 16.2.4 Tanks ................. 62 16.3 Flooring ..............

  • Page 5: Safety

    1 - SAFETY General rules WARNING • Read this handbook before using the motorcaravan Your vehicle is equipped with a refrigerator for the first time. specifically designed for motor caravans and • Follow all the instructions on labels inside the nautical vehicles.

  • Page 6: Fire Prevention

    1 - SAFETY Fire prevention Regulations for supplying electricity • Provide one dry powder fire extinguisher complying with EN 3-7 of at least 1 kg capacity, or one equiv- alent fire extinguisher, by the main exit door, and a 1.4.1 During connection fire blanket next to the cooker.

  • Page 7: Technically Permissible Maximum Masses

    Technically permissible maximum mass on the front axle. g) Technically permissible maximum mass on the rear axle. h) Laika chassis number. WARNING It is the driver’s responsibility to comply with the technically permissible maximum mass on each axle, the technically permissible maximum laden mass and technically permissible maximum laden mass of the vehicle plus trailer combination.

  • Page 8: Refuelling

    1 - SAFETY Refuelling Additive for diesel emissions AdBlue® IThe vehicle is equipped with a system to reduce harmful emissions. This system requires a regular supply of an additive (AdBlue®). The refuelling cap is located on the exterior left wall of the vehicle near the driving cab and is marked with “DIESEL”.

  • Page 9: Removable Inside Ladder

    Do not use the locking mechanisms, do not drive the vehicle and ladder for other purposes. contact a Laika authorised workshop. Inside steps 1.11 Cab carpeting Some vehicles are equipped with steps that connect...
  • Page 10 1 - SAFETY USER GUIDE...

  • Page 11: General Advice

    Before departure it is mandatory to completely Maintenance concerning the different appliances with empty the hot water boiler. which the recreational vehicle is fitted. Laika vehicles are fitted on chassis made by various manufacturers. The optional equipment and components used are produced by a number of selected suppliers.

  • Page 12: Stops

    Should any documentation be missing when the vehicle is handed over, it will be possible to ask Laika’s sales organisation for it; • make sure that the vehicle is perfectly horizontal to ensure optimum performance of the various parts and systems;...

  • Page 13: Seatbelts

    3 - SEATBELTS WARNING The driver of the motorhome bears full responsi- bility, both for him/herself and for the passengers, for the correct use of the seatbelts, as per the current local laws. Use and maintenance Picture 1 - 3 point seatbelt Picture 2 - Lap seatbelt 3.1.1 How to use the seatbelts...

  • Page 14: Maintenance And Cleaning Of The Belts

    3 - SEATBELTS 3.1.2 Maintenance and cleaning of 3.2.1 Kosmo series the belts The following child restraint systems may be placed on the seats of the motorhome: • Always make sure that the belts are not twisted in any way so that they may smoothly slide in and out. •...

  • Page 15: Ecovip Series

    3 - SEATBELTS 3.2.2 Ecovip series THINGS TO DO The following child restraint systems may be placed on the seats of the motorhome: • Make sure that the ECE R44 type-approval label is placed on the restraint system. • Follow the directions provided by the maker of First row Second row Second row...
  • Page 16 3 - SEATBELTS USER GUIDE...

  • Page 17: Doors

    4 - DOORS Key equipment 4.1.1 Central locking and alarm a) Key of the chassis. b) Key for toilet cassette door. c) Key for water filler cap. NOTE The chassis key (a) is supplied in double copy, but Remote control integrated in the ignition key (a): only one is equipped with an integrated remote d) Button to lock all doors and activate the alarm.
  • Page 18 4 - DOORS USER GUIDE...

  • Page 19: Windows And Roof Lights

    WARNING Should the winding device need maintenance, you For a correct use of the cab windows, refer to the are advised to contact a Laika authorised workshop, manual of the chassis. because this operation requires disassembly of the frame.

  • Page 20: Roof Lights

    5 - WINDOWS AND ROOF LIGHTS 5.3 Roof lights 5.3.1 Dometic Mini/Midi Heki The roof houses different roof lights, all with compass opening and integrated mosquito net, fixed or sliding. WARNING Roof lights are designed to ensure suitable air recycle even when they are closed. For your safety, do not obstruct air grilles.

  • Page 21: Mpk 28 X 28

    5 - WINDOWS AND ROOF LIGHTS 5.3.2 MPK 28 X 28 5.3.3 Polyplastic SkyView (optional) To open the roof light: open the mosquito net (a), press the lock buttons (b) situated in the handles and push the roof light cover upward. a) Sliding mosquito net.
  • Page 22 5 - WINDOWS AND ROOF LIGHTS USER GUIDE...

  • Page 23: Electric System (Kosmo)

    WARNING • For the installation of optional equipment, contact a Laika authorised workshop. Never The 12 V distribution control unit must not be modify the original electric system of the exposed to rain, sources of heat or brought chassis used for the caravan.

  • Page 24: Control Panel

    6 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (KOSMO) 6.3 Control panel 6.4 Batteries 6.4.1 Engine battery The engine battery is located under the cab floor, on the left side. NOTE When turning on the engine the vehicle’s alter- nator automatically recharges also the auxiliary battery.
  • Page 25 (danger of short circuit). WARNING If installing a second auxiliary battery, the batteries cables must be positioned in such a way that no hazards arise. The installation must be performed by specialized personnel. Always contact an authorised Laika workshop. USER GUIDE...

  • Page 26: Booster

    (a) may result in the formation of detonating gas, resulting in a risk of explosion. Always contact a Laika authorised workshop. THINGS TO AVOID • Do not overload the lines with additional NOTE electric appliances.

  • Page 27: In Case Of Malfunction

    Main circuit breaker: 230 V switch In case of malfunction, with the step blocked in open position, proceed as follows to manually move the step to its closing position, then contact one of Laika authorised workshops. WARNING 1) Insert a screwdriver or other suitable tool inside of...
  • Page 28 6 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (KOSMO) Truma system temperature sensor Sensor usually installed next to the control panel, required for the operation of the Truma heating system. USB sockets There are USB sockets in the living quarters that can be used to charge devices such as smartphones. To supply current to the USB sockets, activate the on/off main switch on the control panel.

  • Page 29: Electric System (Ecovip)

    9) Water pump. • For the installation of optional equipment, 10) Heating. contact a Laika authorised workshop. Never modify the original electric system of the 11) DIR output. chassis used for the caravan. • Inside outlet sockets may only be used with WARNING suitable appliances.

  • Page 30: Control Panel

    7 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (ECOVIP) Control panel Batteries 7.4.1 Engine battery The engine battery is located under the cab floor, on the left side. NOTE When turning on the engine the vehicle’s alter- nator automatically recharges also the auxiliary battery. WARNING Button to control auxiliary battery voltage (B2).
  • Page 31 (danger of short circuit). WARNING If installing a second auxiliary battery, the batteries cables must be positioned in such a way that no hazards arise. The installation must be performed by specialized personnel. Always contact an authorised Laika workshop. USER GUIDE...

  • Page 32: Power Supply - Battery Charger

    7 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (ECOVIP) Power supply - Battery THINGS TO AVOID charger • Do not insert any metal object or other wire in the air vent slots of the power supply. NOTE • Do not obstruct the air intakes on the cover. •...

  • Page 33: Booster

    The actions described must be performed exclu- sively by specialised personnel. Always contact a Laika authorised workshop. According to the type of auxiliary battery installed in the vehicle, the booster must be set to the most suitable charging profile.

  • Page 34: Electric Step

    The opening and closing of the electric step can be position, proceed as follows to manually move the actuated by means of a switch (a) on the inside of the step to its closing position, then contact one of Laika vehicle, in the living quarters door area. authorised workshops.

  • Page 35: Other Components

    7 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (ECOVIP) 7.8 Other components USB sockets Main circuit breaker: 230 V switch WARNING It is advisable to routinely check that the circuit breaker is working properly, by pressing the button (a). Battery master switch There are USB sockets in the living quarters that can be used to charge devices such as smartphones.
  • Page 36 7 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (ECOVIP) USER GUIDE...

  • Page 37: Refrigerator

    8 - REFRIGERATOR Warning 8.2 Use and maintenance Always remember that the refrigerator cooling power is affected by: 8.2.1 Refrigerator - A type • the climatic conditions the vehicle is exposed to (if parked in the summer sun, inside the vehicle it is possible to reach and exceed 50 °C);...

  • Page 38: Refrigerator - B Type

    8 - REFRIGERATOR 8.2.2 Refrigerator - B type THINGS TO DO Control panel • Use the utmost care in storing perishable food. • If possible, the refrigerator should be turned on for about 6 hours prior to inserting the food items.

  • Page 39: Gas System

    9 - GAS SYSTEM General description Gas bottle replacement The gas system, calibrated at a running pressure of WARNING 30 mbar, branches out from the gas bottle locker which is completely sealed with respect to the living When connecting or disconnecting the gas bottle quarters and is provided with air grilles directed and during any handling operations of the gas outwards.

  • Page 40: Hob

    • Regularly check that the gas bottle hoses are properly connected. THINGS TO DO • Have a Laika authorised workshop check the tightness of the gas system yearly. • Clean after use with specific stainless steel • Transport the gas bottles only inside the gas cleaners.

  • Page 41: Heating System

    10 - HEATING SYSTEM Control panel WARNING Before departure it is mandatory to completely empty the hot water boiler. WARNING Always remember that in absence of electric power supply the heating system does not work. For this reason during the winter it is recom- mended to check the auxiliary battery charge frequently and, if connecting to 230 V power All the functions of the system can be programmed...
  • Page 42 • When there is the risk of freezing, check that the boiler empties automatically. • Read the producer’s handbook carefully. THINGS TO AVOID • Do not tamper with the flue pipe. Have all maintenance operations performed by the Laika Customer Service or the dealer. USER GUIDE...

  • Page 43: Water System

    11 - WATER SYSTEM 11.1 Introduction All the LAIKA-models are equipped with a water system expressly conceived to grant a high comfort and a suitable safety level. Here below you will find some useful advice that will allow you to avoid damages to the system, especially in case of very low temperatures: •...

  • Page 44: Waste Water Tank

    11 - WATER SYSTEM 11.3 Waste water tank WARNING THINGS TO DO The electric heating of the tank involves a consid- erable consumption of current: if the vehicle is not connected to the 230 V mains, the battery can • Constantly check the water level in the tanks run out quickly.

  • Page 45: Washroom

    12 - WASHROOM WARNING Wash bathroom plastic parts only with water and neutral soap. WARNING In case of long stops, the blinds of the bathroom window and of the bathroom roof-light must be a) Button for flushing and draining into the tank. kept closed.

  • Page 46: Shower Cab (Ecovip 600, Ecovip 645)

    12 - WASHROOM 12.2 Shower cab (Ecovip 600, Ecovip 645) The Ecovip 600 and Ecovip 645 models have been provided with a system that allows them to have a separated shower cabin according to the following instructions: Release the catch (a) (press to unlock) and rotate the panel (b).

  • Page 47: Internal Components

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.1 Table (Ecovip series) To close the table To open the table Release the stop (a). To release the table support arm, lift the table slightly and at the same time press part (d). Raise the table up to the locking point. Lower the table.
  • Page 48 13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.2 Table (gamma Kosmo) To lower the table (support position for the bed) To extend the table Remove part (c) of the table leg. Turn the table surface (a) (different positions are Lift the table to release it from the upper guide (d). possible).

  • Page 49: Rear Bed

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.3 Rear bed Double load compartment (only Ecovip series) If you are carrying luggage in the compartment under the bed, secure it to the special rings (a) on the floor and close the compartment with the plate (b), inserting it in the appropriate supports (c).

  • Page 50: Bed In The Elevating Roof (Optional)

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.4 Bed in the elevating roof Access step to the bed (only Ecovip series) (optional) Release the stop (a). WARNING Risk of fatal injury from lightning! In the event of a storm, do not sit or stand beneath the elevating roof.
  • Page 51 13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS Passage to the elevating roof Before every journey, make sure that the elevating roof is closed properly, that it cannot open by itself When the elevating roof is closed, it is secured by a and that it is locked. quick-action turnbuckle with additional snap lock on If the elevating roof is elevated or not secured when the left and right side.
  • Page 52 13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS Access ladder WARNING Always use the access ladder provided to climb up to the lying surface in the elevating roof. The access Make sure the ladder is not damaged before using ladder is divided and must be plugged together and it to climb into or out of bed.
  • Page 53 13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS Ventilation When the elevating roof is open, a fabric flap can be opened for ventilation. Fig. 6 - Auxiliary strap (elevating roof) Fig. 4 - Ventilation (closed) Fig. 7 - Retraction device (elevating roof) Closing the elevating roof: Fig.

  • Page 54: Other Components

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.5 Other components 13.5.1 Snap in tilting piece (Ecovip series) Fig. 8 - Lock (elevating roof) • On both sides, pull down the quick-action turnbuckle (fig. 8,3) and hang it into the holding plate. • On each side, fold out the handle (fig. 8,2) of the quick-action turnbuckle and turn half a turn in a clockwise direction.

  • Page 55: Furniture Door Looks (Ecovip Series)

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.5.2 Furniture door looks (Ecovip 13.5.3 Adjustable settee (Ecovip series) series) To open a door, unlock the handle by pressing it at point (a), then pull the handle. The position of the seat and the inclination of the backrest can be changed by pulling the handle (b), located under the settee top.

  • Page 56: Cab Seating

    13 - INTERNAL COMPONENTS 13.5.4 Cab seating Both cab seats can be rotated to create the desired living area. Seat release lever WARNING Rotation can be carried out in any seat position setting (seat all the way forward, all the way back or in middle positions).

  • Page 57: Night Conversion (Optional)

    14 - NIGHT CONVERSION (OPTIONAL) 14.1 Kosmo series It is possible to transform the dinette into a temporary bed for one person (optional). NOTE The bed obtained from the transformation of the dinette, while representing a valid solution, cannot provide the comfort of a bed with a real mattress. To convert the dinette into a bed proceed as follows.
  • Page 58 14 - NIGHT CONVERSION (OPTIONAL) USER GUIDE...

  • Page 59: Optional Equipment

    WARNING The rack carrier systems for carrying loads in the rear area are not foreseen by Laika, their use may cause damage to the vehicle or compromise the safety of the passengers. USER GUIDE...

  • Page 60: Technical Notes

    15 - OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 15.2 Technical notes • The mass of the vehicle in running order (reg. EU 1230/2012) includes: 75 kg driver, 90% of fuel tank capacity, 100% gas bottle (one bottle), capacity of fresh water tank considered suitable for running. •...

  • Page 61: Maintenance

    16 - MAINTENANCE 16.1 Tyres 16.1.2 Tyre pressure Correct tyre pressure varies depending on the type of tyre, its size and the load on each individual axle. 16.1.1 General warnings • Six years after the date of production, tyres are to NOTE be replaced as, in the long run, rubber deteriorates and tyres are no longer safe after this period has...

  • Page 62: Cleaning

    1) Open the inspection cap of the fresh water tank 16.2.2 Upholstery and remove any residues that may be present. The elements of the upholstery of the Laika vehicles 2) Fill the fresh water tank and the waste water tank are manufactured with fabrics with different compo- up to about half its capacity, by adding the specific sitions which require different types of treatment.

  • Page 63: Flooring

    Doors and cabinet doors require periodic adjustment to ensure they continue working properly. You are Any rubber object (such as tyres) laid on the floor advised to contact a Laika authorised workshop when might damage it. work on the doors and cabinets is needed.

  • Page 64: Inactivity Of The Vehicle

    16 - MAINTENANCE 16.6 Inactivity of the vehicle 16.6.3 After a long period of inactivity After a long period of inactivity, for safety reasons, it Either before or after a long period of inactivity or in is necessary to perform some checks on the condi- case of frost, also for a short period of inactivity, it is tions of the vehicle: necessary to carry out some operations.

  • Page 65: Customer Service

    17 - CUSTOMER SERVICE 17.1 Spare parts and optional equipment Laika dealers are always available for advice of any kind, repair operations and supply of spare parts and/ or optional equipment. We recommend always accurately indicate to your dealer the model, chassis number and year of first registration (indicated on the registration card) to simplify the exact identification of required spare part.
  • Page 66 17 - CUSTOMER SERVICE USER GUIDE...
  • Page 67 USER GUIDE...
  • Page 68 The technical data and specifications contained herein refer to Laika vehicles manufactured when this handbook was printed. Pursuing an attentive policy of continuous product improvement, Laika Caravans S.p.A. reserves the right to change these data at any time without prior notice and declining any form of liability whatsoever.

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