Operation Manual

01-7

Base vehicle

Do not forget the following:

• Adjust exterior mirrors.

• Check the lights.

Before you start off

Before you leave, you should be able to answer the

following questions with a "yes":

• Do you have a rst-aid kit and warning tri-

angle on board?

• Is the lighting on the front, rear and sides in

prooper condition?

• Are all passengers restrained in the base

vehicle with seatbelts?

• Have all passengers exited the camper?

Staying in the camper during the

drive is prohibited by law! In the

event of an accident, passengers

can be hurled out and sustain po-

tentially fatal injuries.

Rules for loading

• Spread the load evenly. Heavy or bulky ob-

jects belong in the lower storage compart-

ments.

• Lash the roof load securely.

• Store baggage in the interior in cupboards

and storage compartments.

• Secure doors and aps.

• After loading, check total weight and axle

load(s) at a public weigh station.

The additional load represents the difference

between the gross vehicle weight rating and the

mass in running order. This value must include the

masses for:

- additional equipment (in addition to that which

is pre-installed by the dealer or at the factory),

- personal equipment (i.e., clothing, food, tele-

vision set, tys, pets, etc.).

1.3 Guidelines for the trip