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lubrication work (31)

hitching and unhitching the caravan

(6-7)

setting up the caravan (8)

ventilator windows (11)

loading the caravan (10)

information on the Operating Manual

(3-4)

braking system (36)

roof lights (12)

roof light blind (12)

towbar support wheel (7)

decorative strips and badging (32)

electrical system (21-22)

terms of guarantee (46)

gas shut-off valves (28)

gas cylinder system (27)

gas cooker (17)

sample calculation of caravan mass (2)

heating system (29-30)

lift-up tilting roof (12)

driving hints (35)

table of contents (5)

service log (43)

evidence of servicing (48-57)

preservation of caravan (32)

refrigerator (14-15)

refrigerator ventilation grilles (29)

customer card (52)

ventilation and airing of caravan (34)

multi-function roller blinds (11)

care of window panes (33-34)

maintenance and servicing of the

caravan (31)

checking of gas installation (28)

tyre pressure table (40)

cleaning of fresh water tanks (24)

travel tips (38-39)

sliding windows (11)

caravan locking system (8-9)

cupboard and hinged locks (9)

parking supports (7)

laying up the caravan (37)

groups of seats, bed construction (13)

toilet (17-18)

Truma Therme water heater (25)

rating plate (39)

dining table / variable table (13)

changes to the caravan (37)

foreword (1)

water supply (23-24)

winter operation (34)

Summary of Contents for DOM 510 RD

Page 1: ...bH Rudolf Diesel Straße 4 D 48336 Sassenberg Telefon 0 25 83 2 70 Telefax 0 25 83 2 7138 Internet http www lmc caravan com E mail contact lmc caravan de Handelsregister Amtsgericht Warendorf HRB 1113 Gerichtsstand Warendorf Operating Manual Guarantee Document Service Log Caravan GB LORD MÜNSTERLAND CARAVAN ...

Page 2: ...fied I have read the conditions relating to the leak tightness guarantee and herewith con firm my agreement to these terms Date Signature of customer Customer address 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 priod Dealer data Dealer no S...

Page 3: ... incorporates many safety features To ensure that you have fun with your caravan from day one you should read through this Operating Manual carefully before setting off on your first trip As well as the operating instructions we have included a lot of useful information and practical tips which we are happy to pass on to you as it matters a great deal to us that you should be satisfied at all time...

Page 4: ...ass DOM 510 RD Calculation example Own calculation Total technically permissible mass es 2 1400 kg Unladen mass in running order 1150 kg including standard equipment 42 kg gas fluids such as fresh water and 36 kg water gas to 90 capacity cable drum 6 kg cable drum without optional extras 1234 kg Maximum possible load 166 kg Maximum load calculated from personal equipment 10 kg no of beds 40 kg 10 ...

Page 5: ...hicle retains its value and in many cases it is one of the preconditions for any claim made under guarantee Your Operating Manual contains a service sched ule in which completion of the necessary services will be confirmed after the work has been carried out The continued validity of the five year guarantee of leak tightness of the vehicle body is dependent on the production of evidence that these...

Page 6: ...nology For this reason no claims based on the contents of this Operating Manual can be admitted Warning signs used in this Operating Manual All text which refers to possible health hazards or to a danger of accident or injury have been made more prominent in this Operating Manual by addi tion of the term Warning 4 Operating Manual Guarantee Document Service Log Caravan GB LORD MÜNSTERLAND CARAVAN ...

Page 7: ...ght extension 12 Dining table variable table 13 Refrigerator 14 12V 230V operation of refrigerator 15 Gas operation of refrigerator 15 Gas cooker 17 Toilet 17 Operating instructions Electrical system 12V 230V 21 Water supply 23 Truma Therme water heater 25 Gas cylinder system 27 Refrigerator ventilation grilles 29 Heater 29 Maintenance and servicing of the caravan 31 Driving hints 35 Tyre pressure...

Page 8: ...ning When the green edge of the safety indication 3 is visible the coupling ball is entirely in the coupling housing Press stabilising handle 1 downwards until resting position is exceeded and limit stop is reached Unhitching Rotate support wheel downwards note techni cal information relating to support wheel Release contact breaking cable and lighting plug Pull stabilising handle 1 upwards as far...

Page 9: ...position before every journey and tighten it securely with the clamping lever Then wind up the support wheel to the limit stop It is essential that the support wheel is attached securely in the retaining jaws and cannot slip out Parking supports The height of the parking supports located at the front and back underneath the structure can be continuously adjusted using the enclosed crank handle The...

Page 10: ...should be placed underneath the parking supports Warning Do not use parking supports as jacks Awning If you want to enlarge the living area by setting up an awning you can connect the awning to the car avan To do this manoeuvre the awning into the groove which runs around on the right hand side of the caravan Key Your caravan comes with three copies of a single key with a black head This opens the...

Page 11: ...shed fully shut In the first lock position it is not possible to open the door Cupboard and hinged locks Tugbar handles To open Pull back cover drawer or door To close Hold the handle firmly and push cover drawer or door until it engages Twistlock To open Turn rotary knob by 90º towards the right Pull back door To close Push door closed Turn rotary knob by 90º towards the left Gib and cotter To op...

Page 12: ...mounted on the right hand side on the roof Instructions on correct loading For safety reasons never overload the caravan by exceeding the permissible maximum load Take care to distribute the load evenly The centre of gravity of the load should if possible be located in the centre above the trailer axle Incorrect loading may result in a risk of skid ding Do not load the caravan so that it is rear s...

Page 13: ...elling and firmly placed in posi tion by rotating the bolt Sliding windows Release lock 1 and push window to the de sired position open Push window until you can hear it engage in position closed Multi function roller blind To open Pull blackout blind 1 with the grip recess plate downwards out of the locking mechanism and slide the blind upwards Pull insect protection blind 2 with the grip recess ...

Page 14: ...ight blind Pull insect protection blind 2 to the stop po sition Snap guide bar into position Blackout slats 3 can be closed and opened in different positions by pushing forward and backwards Lift up tilting roof optional extra To open Press locking button 1 on both of the rotating bolts located on the glass and rotate by approx 90º Grasp bow type handle 2 in the centre and release from the anchori...

Page 15: ...Below the seat cushions there are storage com partments which can be reached by lifting up the seat cushions Beds Your caravan is fitted with a double bed or two single beds Underneath the beds there are storage compartments which can be reached by lifting up the bed overlays or else from the outside after opening the lockable service flaps not pro vided on all model series Lowering of the bed ove...

Page 16: ...nks be packed into the refrigerator when it is switched on Food and drinks should only be stored in the refrigerator in sealed closing containers Setting of the desired mode of operation switch ing on and off and regulation of the refrigerator temperature are all performed using the control panel 1 toggle switch 12V ON OFF red 2 toggle switch 230V ON OFF green 3 control knob for refrigerator tempe...

Page 17: ...ation Open gas shut off valve Press in rotary knob 4 and rotate to the flame symbol Set control knob 5 to setting 5 Hold the rotary knob 4 down and at the same time press in the igniter button 6 every two seconds until the flame is burning Hold the rotary knob 4 pressed in for approx 10 15 sec until the safety pilot has been over ridden and gas flows into the burner The gas supply will then be aut...

Page 18: ...it is sufficient to set the control knob 3 to 3 5 In gas mode the control knob 5 can be set to a medium setting once the operating temperature has been reached Door locking mechanism The refrigerator door must be locked prior to setting off on a journey A door locked B door not locked To open door Press locking knob 2 in direction of arrow The locking button 1 jumps out To lock door Press in the l...

Page 19: ...cover plate and place the heat shield 2 in position at the side Press in rotary knob 1 for the desired burner and rotate towards the left Light the flow of gas at the side of the burner Once the cooker flame is burning hold down the rotary knob for approximately another 15 seconds in order to temporarily override the safety pilot If the rotary knob is released too early the flame will go out but c...

Page 20: ...and push the septic tank back into its holding device WC model 1 The waste water is collected in a special 17 litre capacity septic tank The level indicator 3 lights up when the septic tank needs to be emptied 1 flush button 2 control lever for the piston valve 3 level indicator septic tank Water flushing WC model 1 The water flush receives the necessary supply of water from the fresh water tank o...

Page 21: ...nection To initiate flushing press the flush and slider control button 1 If the flush and slider control button 1 is simultaneously activated in a leftwards direction the toilet base opens the waste water flows into the septic tank and the flush cleanses the toilet To terminate flushing release the flush and slider control button 1 To close the toilet base once again turn the flush and slider cont...

Page 22: ...t position while you carry it to the disposal station Place the septic tank on the floor rotate the drain connection piece 6 upwards and un screw the cap Lift the tank up by the handles marked with ar rows to empty it and keep the ventilation valve 7 pressed until the tank is empty After emptying the tank clean it on the inside and outside Measure out the toilet chemicals in accordance with the ma...

Page 23: ...n light are sup plied via the 12V power supply in the vehicle Please note the power supply unit is not designed for additional 12V electrical loads The power supply unit is located in the wardrobe A vehicle fuse 3 prevents the device from being de stroyed in the event of a short circuit 230V power supply Warning Only trained personnel should carry out work on the 230V power supply The following po...

Page 24: ...urrent circuit breaker The fault current circuit breaker is located in the wardrobe This fault current circuit breaker is used not only for personal safety but also for line pro tection For personal safety the circuit breaker switches off at a fault current of 10mA In the case of line protection the power supply cuts out under an excessive load above 13A or in the event of short circuit The connec...

Page 25: ... the town water connection the water tap in the sink unit the water tap in the wash area wash basin the hand shower attachment in the shower and flushing for the toilet Filling up with fresh water The lockable fresh water filler opening is located on the vehicle side panel To open the filler opening Turn the key in the cap 180º towards the left Press in the cap 1 and at the same time turn it towar...

Page 26: ... drained Repairs or modifications should only be carried out by appropriate specialist personnel To clean the water tanks Warning Commercially available detergents should never be used to clean the fresh water tank Only use suitable sterilisers If the water in the fresh water tank has become stagnant or the water in the waste water tank is not drained promptly it is possible for germs and or unple...

Page 27: ...w water Depending on the setting of the mixer fitting s or the pre mix valve the water is mixed to the temperature that has been set Turn on pump Once the water has been drawn turn off the water pump To drain the water heater Disconnect power supply for water pump at the main switch or transformer Turn on all the water taps If appropriate set pre mix valve to hot Open drain valve 4 Check whether w...

Page 28: ...n the water heater and the immersion pump Where the device is connected to a central water supply or a relatively powerful pump is in use a pressure reducer must be used The water pressure in the Therme must not exceed 1 2 bar In addition a safety drain valve must be installed in the cold water feed It is recommended that water from the Therme is not used as drinking water Warning Do not operate t...

Page 29: ... be connected simultaneously The gas cylinder connected must be fitted with a safety valve and a pressure regulator that reduces the operating pressure to 30 mbar To change the gas cylinder Open the gas cylinder compartment Close the main shut off valve 1 Loosen the coupling nut 2 by turning to the right Release safety strap 4 on the gas cylinder that is to be replaced Loosen the safety strap 4 un...

Page 30: ...nce gas supply No changes may be made to the gas installa tion For safety reasons every two years and after every occasion that the gas screw couplings have been opened it is imperative that the equipment is checked to ensure that it is leak tight and in proper working order by profes sional persons authorised to carry out such checks The gas hose between pressure regulator and gas installation mu...

Page 31: ...ove the cover B rotate the two clamps by 90º towards the right and take off the cover Heater Heater SL 3002 SL 5002 SLP 3002 Operation with SLP heater Open cylinder valve and shut off valve in the gas supply line Turn control handle 1 to thermostat settings 1 10 Press control handle 1 downwards until it is in position At the same time press down the pressure igniter 2 a number of times rapidly in ...

Page 32: ...s pro vided by the manufacturer Changing the battery in the automatic ignition system SL operation Make sure that the heater is switched off Take off the heater cover 1 Release battery cassette To do this press the locking lever towards the left and swivel out the cassette Insert new batteries of the same type Use only mignon batteries that are temperature resistant 70ºC and drain safe Insert the ...

Page 33: ...uring that checks are carried out at the right times The safety gas regulator should be replaced no later than after six years Lubrication Every 2 500 km and at least once a year the following lubrication work should be carried out lubricate spindle of the turn out support lubricate grease points on the overrunning unit lubricate connecting rod of the overrunning unit below the rubber collar greas...

Page 34: ...s to obvi ously run off the clean surface if not before a good hard wax preservative agent should be applied to renew the vehicle protection Even if washing preservative agents are used regularly it is still recommended treating the vehicle sur face at least twice a year with hard wax Care of window panes The acrylic glass window panes should be handled with the correct materials Dry rubbing of th...

Page 35: ...d scouring agents or solutions e g nail varnish remover be used Toilet All plastic parts in the toilet are maintained and cleaned with commercially available deter gents Further information on the cleaning and main tenance of the toilet will be found in a separate brochure produced by the toilet manufacturer which is supplied with the vehicle Cooker and sink The stainless steel surface of the cook...

Page 36: ...an we recommend that you disconnect the 230V power supply to the sup ply socket wait for the end of the storm in the caravan Winter operation Occupation of the caravan in winter at low tem peratures generates condensation water To en sure good room quality and avoid damage to the caravan adequate ventilation is very important While the caravan is being heated up put the heater on the maximum setti...

Page 37: ...ed conditions The four parking supports and the towbar support wheel must be wound up and secured before commencing a journey When operating the caravan it should be noted that two external mirrors have to be mounted on the towing vehicle Do not forget how wide your caravan is espe cially when driving down narrow roads or pas sages Before beginning a journey check the lighting and indicators to en...

Page 38: ...van wheels Contact breaking cable The caravan is fitted with a contact breaking cable The contact breaking cable serves as an emergency brake in case the caravan should break away from the towing vehicle during mo tion The length of the attached cable must give the caravan sufficient freedom even when being driven around sharp bends that the handbrake is not actuated Hand operated parking brake an...

Page 39: ...o 3 5 bar or else even better jack up the caravan This will ensure that you avoid pressure points developing on the tyres and spare the wheel bearings Do not apply the hand operated parking brake Spray the contacts of the 13 pin socket with contact spray Recharge the auxiliary battery completely and take out one battery terminal clamp Completely drain down the fresh water and waste water systems a...

Page 40: ...hat you have all the important things on board before you set off Before leaving Plan travel route making use if appropriate of assistance from automobile clubs and tourist associations in the destination areas Comply with any vaccination requirements of the country to be visited Divert or cancel post and newspapers Leave behind a note of your holiday address Documents Identity card passport valid...

Page 41: ...tion en route Household and camping set up We recommend that you make a list of all the objects that are necessary for living camping and for your leisure activities it is extremely annoying to discover in the holiday resort that one has left behind one s washing things one s surfing gear or other things Rating plate type plate The rating plate is attached to the front storage compartment In addit...

Page 42: ...r 100km h 130km h 4 175 70 R 14 84 550 kg 2 7 500 kg 2 5 5 195 65 R 14 89 640 kg 2 7 580 kg 2 5 185 R 14 C 7 reinforced 94 735 kg 3 2 670 kg 3 185 R 14 C 8 8PR 102 895 kg 4 5 850 kg 4 5 185 R 14 C 9 6PR 99 815 kg 3 75 775 kg 3 75 205 65 R 15 10 reinforced 87 855 kg 3 2 775 kg 3 11 185 70 R 14 91 615 kg 2 7 560 kg 2 5 12 195 70 R 14 90 660 kg 2 7 615 kg 2 5 13 195 70 R 15C 104 945 kg 4 5 900 kg 4 5...

Page 43: ...hints 35 table of contents 5 service log 43 evidence of servicing 48 57 preservation of caravan 32 refrigerator 14 15 refrigerator ventilation grilles 29 customer card 52 ventilation and airing of caravan 34 multi function roller blinds 11 care of window panes 33 34 maintenance and servicing of the caravan 31 checking of gas installation 28 tyre pressure table 40 cleaning of fresh water tanks 24 t...

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Page 45: ...43 LORD MÜNSTERLAND CARAVAN Ü Guarantee Document Service Log 5 5 years years L C M from model year 2002 L E A K T I G HTNESS GU A R A N T E E ...

Page 46: ...ey do Every LMC vehicle is produced with care and quality is strictly monitored This ensures that our products last for many years In view of these stringent requirements we vouch for the first class quality of our products and from model year 2002 our vehicles enjoy a five year guarantee of leak tightness see LMC guarantee conditions We wish you many enjoyable travels with your LMC vehicle Yours ...

Page 47: ...t 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 45 LMC guarantee document ...

Page 48: ...ee shall commence on the date of first registration or the date of transfer of the vehicle to the end user and no later than one year after delivery to the dealer and is valid for the period for which the vehicle is serviceable subject to an upper limit of five years The obligations under the guarantee shall remain unaffected by any change of ownership of the object of purchase The guarantee shall...

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Page 50: ...Connection of roof and rear panel 1 7 1 Connection of roof and left hand side panel 1 7 2 Connection of roof and right hand side panel 1 7 3 Connection of roof and front panel 2 Measurements 2 1 Measurements of the floor platform at these connection points with dampness measurement device and entry of the values obtained Dampness values of up to 20 are normal 2 2 Measurements in the inner compartm...

Page 51: ...49 LMC service record Results of 12 month service No defects were identified The following defects were identified 12 12 SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date stamp and signature of LMC dealer ...

Page 52: ...Connection of roof and rear panel 1 7 1 Connection of roof and left hand side panel 1 7 2 Connection of roof and right hand side panel 1 7 3 Connection of roof and front panel 2 Measurements 2 1 Measurements of the floor platform at these connection points with dampness measurement device and entry of the values obtained Dampness values of up to 20 are normal 2 2 Measurements in the inner compartm...

Page 53: ...51 LMC service record Results of 24 month service No defects were identified The following defects were identified 24 24 SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date stamp and signature of LMC dealer ...

Page 54: ...Connection of roof and rear panel 1 7 1 Connection of roof and left hand side panel 1 7 2 Connection of roof and right hand side panel 1 7 3 Connection of roof and front panel 2 Measurements 2 1 Measurements of the floor platform at these connection points with dampness measurement device and entry of the values obtained Dampness values of up to 20 are normal 2 2 Measurements in the inner compartm...

Page 55: ...53 LMC service record Results of 36 month service No defects were identified The following defects were identified 36 36 SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date stamp and signature of LMC dealer ...

Page 56: ...Connection of roof and rear panel 1 7 1 Connection of roof and left hand side panel 1 7 2 Connection of roof and right hand side panel 1 7 3 Connection of roof and front panel 2 Measurements 2 1 Measurements of the floor platform at these connection points with dampness measurement device and entry of the values obtained Dampness values of up to 20 are normal 2 2 Measurements in the inner compartm...

Page 57: ...55 LMC service record Results of 48 month service No defects were identified The following defects were identified 48 48 SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date stamp and signature of LMC dealer ...

Page 58: ...Connection of roof and rear panel 1 7 1 Connection of roof and left hand side panel 1 7 2 Connection of roof and right hand side panel 1 7 3 Connection of roof and front panel 2 Measurements 2 1 Measurements of the floor platform at these connection points with dampness measurement device and entry of the values obtained Dampness values of up to 20 are normal 2 2 Measurements in the inner compartm...

Page 59: ...57 LMC service record Results of 60 month service No defects were identified The following defects were identified 60 60 SPACE FOR INSPECTION MARK Date stamp and signature of LMC dealer ...

Page 60: ...58 Change of vehicle ownership Last name First Name Postal Code Town Street No From To 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

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