Mercedes-Benz KABE Travel Master 2022 User manual

KABE (Mercedes-Benz)
2022
USER MANUAL
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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW MOTORHOME!
We congratulate you on your choice of motorhome.
This motorhome has been designed and built with great care. Its well-planned layouts and the attention to quality in
every detail will ensure that it gives you great pleasure for very many years.
Before you start using your motorhome, we would like you to read the user manual carefully. This will ensure that you
avoid unnecessary problems. Furthermore, the manual’s instructions will help you get the most out of your motorhome.
Of course, certain items of equipment require quite detailed understanding. Your KABE distributor is more than willing to
help should there be any uncertainty as regards technical specications or correct use of the motorhome.
We wish you lots of happiness with your KABE Travel Master!
KABE AB

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INDEX
PREFACE
ABOUT THE USER MANUAL........................................................................................................................................1-1
ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION....................................................................................................................................1-1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
TRAFFIC SAFETY..........................................................................................................................................................2-1
ELECTRICAL SAFETY...................................................................................................................................................2-1
VENTILATION .................................................................................................................................................................2-1
INTERIOR FITTINGS......................................................................................................................................................2-1
FIRE SAFETY..................................................................................................................................................................2-1
BOTTLED GAS ...............................................................................................................................................................2-1
USE
CHECK LISTS.................................................................................................................................................................3-2
BEFORE TRAVEL......................................................................................................................................................3-2
WHEN PARKING........................................................................................................................................................3-2
WHEN SETTING UPAT ACAMPING SITE.............................................................................................................3-2
WINTER USE.............................................................................................................................................................3-3
WHEN FILLING WITH PETROL...............................................................................................................................3-3
MAIN POWER SWITCH..................................................................................................................................................3-4
CONTROL PANEL ..........................................................................................................................................................3-4
OPERATING THE STEP.................................................................................................................................................3-5
SEATS .............................................................................................................................................................................3-6
PREPARING THE LOUNGE SEATING FOR TRAVEL................................................................................................3-8
SEAT BELTS...............................................................................................................................................................3-8
TABLE POSITION WHILE TRAVELLING.................................................................................................................3-8
ADJUSTING THE TABLE...............................................................................................................................................3-9
MAKING UP DINETTE BEDS......................................................................................................................................3-10
SEATING WITH PULL-OUT EXTENSION.............................................................................................................3-10
SEATING WITH PULL-OUT EXTENSION AND SIDE SOFA................................................................................ 3-11
SEATING WITH A SIDE SOFAAND A BED CUSHION.........................................................................................3-12
SEATING WITH ASIDE SOFAAND TWO BED CUSHIONS................................................................................3-13
SEATING WITH A SIDE SOFAAND THREE BED CUSHIONS ...........................................................................3-14
LOUNGE SEATING IN KABE VAN.........................................................................................................................3-15
DROP-DOWN CEILING BED.......................................................................................................................................3-16
WINDSCREEN BLINDS................................................................................................................................................3-17
OPERATING AN ELECTRIC BLIND.......................................................................................................................3-17
KABE VAN: WINDSCREEN BLIND........................................................................................................................3-18
LOADING.......................................................................................................................................................................3-19
GENERAL.................................................................................................................................................................3-19
LOAD POSITIONING...............................................................................................................................................3-19
GARAGE (LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT)..............................................................................................................3-19
BOTTLED GAS SYSTEM.............................................................................................................................................3-20
CHANGING GAS BOTTLES...................................................................................................................................3-20
USING THE LEAK INDICATOR..............................................................................................................................3-20
REFRIGERATOR...........................................................................................................................................................3-21
GAS HOB.......................................................................................................................................................................3-23
USING THE GAS HOB............................................................................................................................................3-23
TURNING OFF THE GAS HOB..............................................................................................................................3-23
MICROWAVE OVEN .....................................................................................................................................................3-24
HEATING SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................................3-25
STARTING THE HEATING SYSTEM.....................................................................................................................3-26
SETTING THE DESIRED TEMPERATURE...........................................................................................................3-27
HOT WATER.............................................................................................................................................................3-27
HEATING USING A 230 V SUPPLY. .......................................................................................................................3-28
HEATING USING BOTTLED GAS..........................................................................................................................3-29
SETTING FLOOR HEATING...................................................................................................................................3-30
HEATING THE LIVING AREADURING TRAVEL..................................................................................................3-31
WINTER CONNECTION (MOUNTAIN CONNECTION)........................................................................................3-32

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WATER/WASTE WATER SYSTEMS ..........................................................................................................................3-33
FILLING WITH FRESH WATER..............................................................................................................................3-33
DRAINING THE FRESH WATER SYSTEM...........................................................................................................3-34
CLEANING THE FRESH WATER TANK................................................................................................................3-34
DRAINING THE GREY WATER TANK...................................................................................................................3-35
CLEANING THE GREY WATER TANK..................................................................................................................3-36
USING WATER TAPS..............................................................................................................................................3-37
USING THE WASTE WATER SYSTEM.................................................................................................................3-37
USING THE SHOWER ............................................................................................................................................3-37
CINDERELLA MOTION TOILET..................................................................................................................................3-38
PREPARING THE TOILET FOR USE ....................................................................................................................3-38
USING THE TOILET................................................................................................................................................3-38
EMPTYING THE TOILET........................................................................................................................................3-38
THETFORD C263 TOILET............................................................................................................................................3-39
PREPARING THE TOILET FOR USE ....................................................................................................................3-39
USING THE TOILET................................................................................................................................................3-39
EMPTYING THE TOILET........................................................................................................................................3-40
BATTERY CHARGING..................................................................................................................................................3-41
CHECKING BATTERY CHARGE............................................................................................................................3-41
CHARGING BATTERIES.........................................................................................................................................3-41
SILENT MODE.........................................................................................................................................................3-41
DESCRIPTIONS
DESCRIPTIONS – VEHICLE..........................................................................................................................................4-2
CHASSIS ...................................................................................................................................................................4-2
TOW HOOK ...............................................................................................................................................................4-2
RUNNING LIGHTS ...................................................................................................................................................4-2
WHEELS.....................................................................................................................................................................4-3
SNOW CHAINS..........................................................................................................................................................4-3
SUPPORT LEGS.............................................................................................................................................................4-4
MANUAL SUPPORT LEGS.......................................................................................................................................4-4
HYDRAULIC SUPPORT LEGS.................................................................................................................................4-5
BOTTLED GAS SYSTEM...............................................................................................................................................4-6
BOTTLED GAS ..........................................................................................................................................................4-6
THE BOTTLED GAS SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................4-6
GAS BOTTLES...........................................................................................................................................................4-7
HOSE BREAK VALVE................................................................................................................................................4-8
GAS PRESSURE REGULATOR...............................................................................................................................4-8
LEAK INDICATOR......................................................................................................................................................4-9
CHECKING THE BOTTLED GAS SYSTEM..........................................................................................................4-10
GAS PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE...............................................................................................................4-10
BOTTLED GAS CONSUMPTION...........................................................................................................................4-10
REFRIGERATOR...........................................................................................................................................................4-11
TURNING OFF THE REFRIGERATOR.................................................................................................................. 4-11
TRAVEL CATCH.......................................................................................................................................................4-11
ADAPTING THE REFRIGERATOR’S VENTILATION...........................................................................................4-12
FAN BEHIND THE REFRIGERATOR.....................................................................................................................4-12
GENERAL REFRIGERATOR INSTRUCTIONS.....................................................................................................4-13
HEATING SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................................4-15
GENERALABOUT THE HEATING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................4-15
THE BOILER............................................................................................................................................................4-17
EXPANSION TANK..................................................................................................................................................4-19
HEATING SYSTEM FLUID .....................................................................................................................................4-20
CONVECTOR SYSTEM..........................................................................................................................................4-20
HEATING LOOPS IN THE FLOOR.........................................................................................................................4-21
ZONE HEAT .............................................................................................................................................................4-22
WINDSCREEN HEATING .......................................................................................................................................4-22
WINTER CONNECTION (MOUNTAIN CONNECTION) .......................................................................................4-22
VENTILATION ...............................................................................................................................................................4-23
FIXED VENTILATION..............................................................................................................................................4-23
ROOF HATCHES.....................................................................................................................................................4-23
KITCHEN VENTILATION ........................................................................................................................................4-23
CONDENSATION ....................................................................................................................................................4-23
AIRVENT...................................................................................................................................................................4-24
AIR CONDITIONING (AC).......................................................................................................................................4-24

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WATER/WASTE WATER SYSTEMS ...........................................................................................................................4-25
FRESH WATER SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................4-25
GREY WATER SYSTEM .........................................................................................................................................4-29
RISK OF FREEZING................................................................................................................................................4-31
TOILETS.........................................................................................................................................................................4-32
CINDERELLA MOTION INCINERATING TOILET.................................................................................................4-32
THETFORD C263 TOILET......................................................................................................................................4-33
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM................................................................................................................................................4-34
THE 230 V AC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM..................................................................................................................4-34
12 V TO 230 V INVERTER.......................................................................................................................................4-35
MAIN POWER SWITCH, 12 V SYSTEM................................................................................................................4-36
ALARM ON ENGINE START...................................................................................................................................4-36
GENERAL TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LIVING AREA’S 12 V SYSTEM............................................4-37
CONTROL PANEL ...................................................................................................................................................4-38
BATTERIES AND BATTERY CHARGING..............................................................................................................4-45
LIGHTS.....................................................................................................................................................................4-48
OUTSIDE LIGHT WITH MOTION SENSORS .......................................................................................................4-48
FUSES......................................................................................................................................................................4-49
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS .............................................................................................................................................4-60
PANELS WITH SOLAR CELLS...................................................................................................................................4-63
DESCRIPTIONS – ANTENNA SYSTEM .....................................................................................................................4-64
KABE SMART D REMOTE...........................................................................................................................................4-65
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................................4-65
CONDITIONS...........................................................................................................................................................4-65
CONNECTING TO THE VEHICLE .........................................................................................................................4-65
CONNECTING SEVERAL MOBILE TELEPHONES .............................................................................................4-65
ON A CHANGE IN VEHICLE OWNERSHIP...........................................................................................................4-65
START MENU...........................................................................................................................................................4-66
HEATING MENU......................................................................................................................................................4-67
AC / AIRVENT MENU ..............................................................................................................................................4-68
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES......................................................................................................................................5-2
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE.........................................................................................................................................5-2
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................................................5-2
YEARLY MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................................................................5-2
CLEANING.......................................................................................................................................................................5-3
WASHING THE EXTERIOR......................................................................................................................................5-3
CLEANING THE INTERIOR......................................................................................................................................5-5
CUTTING BOARDS...................................................................................................................................................5-5
LONG-TERM STORAGE................................................................................................................................................5-6
PRECAUTIONS BEFORE LONG-TERM STORAGE..............................................................................................5-6
PRECAUTIONS DURING LONG-TERM STORAGE...............................................................................................5-7
PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USING AFTER LONG-TERM STORAGE....................................................................5-7
BLEEDING THE CONVECTOR SYSTEM.....................................................................................................................5-8
WORKTOP DRAWERS...................................................................................................................................................5-9
DRAWER ADJUSTMENT..........................................................................................................................................5-9
DRAWER REMOVAL.................................................................................................................................................5-9
DRAWER FITTING ....................................................................................................................................................5-9
WORKTOP PULL-OUT BASKETS..............................................................................................................................5-10
PULL-OUT REMOVAL ............................................................................................................................................5-10
PULL-OUT FITTING ...............................................................................................................................................5-10
FRONT PANELADJUSTMENT ..............................................................................................................................5-10
CUPBOARD DOOR ADJUSTMENT ...........................................................................................................................5-11
CROCKERY CUPBOARD DOOR...........................................................................................................................5-11
OVERHEAD CUPBOARD DOOR........................................................................................................................... 5-11

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PREFACE
ABOUT THE USER MANUAL
This user manual is for the living area of the 2022 KABE Travel Master (Mercedes-Benz).
The information in this manual is divided into four sections:
• Safety instructions
• Use
• Descriptions
• Maintenance.
The “Safety instructions” section of this manual gives succinct information on avoiding risks.
The “Use” section is intended for reference. It gives easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions on
the use of various pieces of equipment.
The “Use” section also provides su󰀩cient information for the correct use of the motorhome’s
living area. However, for full details and in-depth understanding, the “Descriptions” section must
also be read.
The “Descriptions” section is designed to:
• give information about the motorhome and its parts so that users understand how these
work and interact with each other.
• identify and name parts so that use and maintenance in accordance with the manual’s
instructions is facilitated.
• bring attention to risks and remarks that are important for the correct use of the motorhome.
• complement the instructions in the “Use” section by adding in-depth information and
instructions.
The texts and illustrations in these sections are primarily intended to be descriptive (not
instructive).
The “Maintenance” section gives instructions for the correct maintenance of the motorhome.
Maintenance includes both scheduled checks and other measures.
Note that this user manual relates only to the motorhome’s living area.
For instructions regarding the use and maintenance of the vehicle part of the motorhome, KABE
refers you to the user manual provided by the vehicle’s manufacturer.
Illustrations in the present manual may relate to optional equipment or non-standard variants.
ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION
Documents from the manufacturers of the appliances and equipment in the motorhome are
appended to this manual. To understand the correct operation, use and maintenance of all the
equipment, it is important to also read this documentation.
Certain information is given in both KABE’s user manual and the equipment manufacturers’
documentation. In the event of any discrepancies between information or instructions in these,
the manufacturers’ documentation has precedence.
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FIRE SAFETY
Familiarise yourself with the reghting equipment at
your camping site.
Powder extinguishers are recommended for res in
motorhomes .
If the door is obstructed/jammed, openable windows
can be used as emergency exits. Ensure that openable
windows do not get obstructed/jammed.
Ensure that the motorhome’s re alarm is working.
Change batteries as necessary or once a year. Test the
re alarm once a week (hold the button down until the
alarm goes o󰀨).
In the event of re:
• Disconnect the 230 V electricity supply.
• Close the gas bottle’s master valve in the gas
bottle locker.
• If possible, move gas bottles to a safe place.
They are pressure vessels that must not be
exposed to overly high temperatures. If the gas
bottles cannot safely be moved, evacuate the
vicinity of the motorhome .
• Tell the reghters where the gas bottles are.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
VENTILATION
Ensure that all ventilation channels are unobstructed.
Roof hatches and ventilators must be unobstructed. En-
sure that nothing impedes ventilation. Ventilation via roof
hatches and valves must be kept open after snowfalls.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
To connect 230 V AC, use 3 x 2.5 mm2earthed cable
approved for outdoor use and power loads of 3,600 W.
Connect the power cable only to an earthed socket.
Ensure that the power cable is placed out of the way of all
danger.
Damaged power cables must be replaced.
When replacing batteries, use the correct type of battery
for the motorhome and its equipment. Risk of injury and
overheating.
TRAFFIC SAFETY
Ensure that the motorhome is correctly loaded.
Loads must be evenly distributed and secured in the
motorhome.
Heavy loads must be placed low down. Only lightweight
equipment is to be kept in overhead cupboards and similar
storage facilities.
There must be no loose equipment that can harm
passengers .
Check the weight of loads and ensure that the vehicle’s
maximum permitted weight is not exceeded.
Distribute loads in the motorhome so that permitted axle
loads are not exceeded. The permitted load for each axle
is stated on a plate in the engine bay.
Motorhomes with bicycle carriers:
Ensure that the bicycle carrier is secured in the “drive”
position and that the bicycles are correctly attached and
secure.
Before travel:
• close all exterior doors.
• ensure that the motorhome’s steps are retracted.
• ensure that the support legs have been fully wound
up.
• close interior cupboard doors and drawers.
• ensure that the refrigerator door is secured.
BOTTLED GAS
Bottled gas is highly ammable. It must be treated with
respect.
When changing gas bottles, ensure that the area is free
from naked ames and glowing or hot objects that may
ignite the gas.
If any gas appliance is lit, driving into a petrol station is
prohibited. Ensure that the boiler and refrigerator are
turned o󰀨. Turning o󰀨 all gas appliances before driving
into a petrol station is the driver’s responsibility.
In garages, ferries or other enclosed areas, gas
appliances must be turned o󰀨 and the master valve of
each bottle must be closed.
When the motorhome is not being used, close the mas-
ter valve of each gas bottle.
When changing gas bottles, use the leak tester to test
the system for leaks. If there is any suspicion of a leak,
contact a professional.
Every year, a professional must test the gas system for
leaks. Repairs to the gas system must be carried out by
a professional.
Only bottled gas of the types stated in this manual (i.e.
standard bottled gas) may be used for the motorhome’s
gas appliances.
INTERIOR FITTINGS
Certain models have a ceiling-mounted bed.
Use the bed’s fall guard.
Certain models have a step.
The step’s maximum permitted load is 100 kg.
Safety instructions

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Use – Check lists
CHECK LISTS
BEFORE TRAVEL
• Loads: – Avoid overloading. Ensure that the motorhome’s total permitted weight is not exceeded.
– Loads must be correctly distributed (low centre of gravity, even distribution between the
right and left sides of the motorhome).
– In the living area, there must be no loose objects that could present a danger to passengers.
– Loads must be secured or positioned so that there is no risk of them shifting, working loose or
causing damage.
• TV antenna in its bottom position.
• Refrigerator door secured. Interior doors, drawers and cutting boards closed/secured.
• Roof hatches and windows closed. Roof hatch blackout curtains must be raised.
• Shower door or folding panel secured.
• The toilet door must be closed throughout travel.
Certain layouts have a door that closes across the centre aisle. Throughout travel, the door must be closed
to the toilet.
• The toilet door must be closed throughout travel. This applies even to models that have a door which closes
across the centre aisle. Throughout travel, the door to the toilet must be closed.
• Use the kitchen sink and hand basin plugs (prevents a drain smell entering the motorhome while travelling).
• Swivel seats secured in the direction of travel.
• Step retracted.
• Doors closed.
• Main valve of each gas bottle closed.
• Power and TV cables disconnected.
• No snow, ice or other loose object on the roof.
• Supportlegsraised.(Motorhomeswithsupportlegstted.)
• Any items of optional equipment (bicycle carriers, air conditioning, etc.) ready for travel.
WHEN SETTING UP AT A CAMPING SITE
• Ensurethereiseasyaccessforloading/unloadingandllingthewatertank.
• Park the motorhome so that it is level (i.e. not tilting in any direction).
• Stabilisethemotorhomebydeployingthesupportlegs.(Motorhomeswithsupportlegstted.)
• Where possible/required, connect a 230 V supply.
• Certain motorhomes have a DEFA alarm:
The alarm is activated when the motorhome is locked.
If you want to lock the motorhome when you are inside, the alarm’s motion sensors must be deactivated.
(The motorhome’s doors are alarmed.)
To deactivate the alarm’s motion sensors, use the button next to the alarm LED on the device’s window
module. Hold the button down until the LED goes out. Then use the remote control (on the key) to lock
the motorhome.
The alarm’s motion sensors are deactivated until the motorhome’s ignition is switched on. This resets the
alarm to normal function.
See also the instructions from the alarm’s manufacturer, DEFA.
WHEN PARKING
• When you have parked: Open and close the driver’s door.
The vehicle part of the motorhome is programmed to have a few functions still operating during short
stops.Byopeningandclosingthedoor,youconrmthatthevehicleisparked.
Side lights go out and a few other functions shut down.
When the driver/passenger door is open, the associated step light comes on. The step light goes out after
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Use – Check lists
WINTER USE
Before winter use
• To protect locks from freezing, lubricate them with a suitable agent.
• Ensure that the glycol level in the heating system is correct.
• Ensure that the battery is fully charged.
• As a safeguard, carry two bottles of gas (not bottles made of composite materials).
• Take extra fuses for the motorhome and external power supply posts.
• Fit the winter hatch to the refrigerator’s ventilation grille.
• If using the hand brake, remember the risk that it may freeze solid.
• Before starting up the heating, clear snow and ice from roof hatches and valves (so that the
motorhome’s ventilation works).
• Do not shovel snow into heaps around the motorhome. Ensure that roof hatches and roof valves are
not snow covered. There is a risk of safety ventilation being restricted.
During winter use
• If the motorhome is cold, check:
– that the power cable is connected.
– that the 230 V fuse in the electricity supply post is OK.
– the circuit breaker for the motorhome’s boiler.
– that he neighbours have power.
– that the level in the expansion tank is correct.
• If the refrigerator does not get cold, start it in bottled gas mode instead of 230 V.
• Fillupwithwaterand,beforellingthefreshwatersystem,ensurethatalltapsanddrainvalvesare
in the closed position.
• If water is not reaching the taps, check that the supply lines have not frozen.
• Ensurethatthechimneyisfreefromsnowandice.Thechimneyextensionmustbettedwhenusing
the motorhome in the winter (only models with roof-mounted chimneys).
• Ensurethatthexedsafetyventilationsystemisnotobstructedbysnoworanythingelse.
After winter use
• Drain the water system and the grey water tank (see the separate instructions). Put all taps into the
OPEN position (halfway between hot and cold).
• Drainhoses,tapsandwaterheaters.Draintheushingwaterfromthetoilet.Thoroughlycheckthat
water taps and shower hoses are empty.
• Ifawaterpurier(option)hasbeentted,removeit.
• Empty the toilet’s waste tank.
• Removefoodstu󰀨sandpersonalitemsthatmaybeharmedbylowtemperatures.
• Check that the settings of the immersion heater, thermostat and circulation pump are correct.
• Check that all roof hatches are closed.
WHEN FILLING WITH PETROL
• Ensurethatallgasappliancesareturnedo󰀨.
Ifanygasameislit,drivingintoapetrolstationisprohibited.Firerisk.
• Filluntilthepumpturnso󰀨automatically.
Adding any more may result in: fuel running out of the breather valve; and, damage due to
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MAIN POWER SWITCH
CONTROL PANEL
The control panel’s functions are described in section 4, “Descriptions”.
Use – Main power switch
The living area’s 12 V system has a main power switch
with a key.
When the motorhome is not being used, turn the main
powerswitcho󰀨.
Electrical system
(Standby)
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Use – Operating the step
OPERATING THE STEP
NB!
The step must only be used in the completely
extended position.
Loading it when only partly extended can result in
damage to the step’s parts.
WARNING!
Before travel, ensure that the step
is retracted.
Throughout travel, the step must
be retracted so that it does not
present a danger to other road
users and pedestrians.
Applies only to models that have a retractable step.
Use the switch just inside the door to operate the step.
The step must only be used in the completely extended
position.
Before travel, use the switch to retract the step. Ensure
thatthestepisfullyretractedand“tra󰀩c-safe”.
The step is connected so that it automatically retracts
when the motorhome’s engine starts. This also means
that the step is locked in the retracted position when the
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SEATS
The motorhome’s cab seats can swivel.
Throughout travel, the driver’s seat and the passenger’s seat must be locked facing forward.
Use – Seats
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Use – Preparing the dinette group for travel
PREPARING THE LOUNGE SEATING FOR TRAVEL
SEAT BELTS
Certain models have a retractable mount for seat belts.
Throughout travel, the seat belt mount must be in the
travel position. The correct travel position is indicated by a
mark (A).
Travel Camping
To adjust the mount, press the button while also adjusting
the height of the mount. The button is concealed in the
cushion.
The seat belt mount has a strong spring. Pushing it down
requires quite a lot of force.
Throughout travel, the mark (A) must be level with the
edge (B) of the pillar’s outer section.
TABLE POSITION WHILE TRAVELLING
Throughout travel, the table must be in the “drive” position.
Certainmodelshaveaxedtablethatcanbefoldedup.
Throughout travel, the table must be in the bottom position
and folded so the top faces forward. See picture.
Certain models have a wall-hung table. Throughout travel,
the table must be in the drive position. Secure the table in
the drive position so that it does not present a risk if the
vehiclehastobrakesharplyorifthereisatra󰀩caccident.

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ADJUSTING THE TABLE
The tabletop’s position can be adjusted a few centimetres.
• Pull the catch downward.
• Adjust the tabletop’s position.
• Lock the tabletop’s position by pushing the catch
upward.
The table can be rotated
• Twist the table.
The table’s height can be adjusted
• Tilt the lever.
• Exerting pressure directly over the table’s leg, push the
table downward.
• Lock the table’s height via the lever. There are three
table height settings.
The table can be angled.
• Pull the spring-loaded pin outward.
• Angle the tabletop.
Use – Adjusting the table

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Use – Making up lounge seating beds
MAKING UP DINETTE BEDS
In addition to the existing sofa, bed making requires the
following elements:
A Bedboard with support legs.
B Bed cushion.
C Bed cushion.
1 Lower the table.
2 Pull out the sofa extension.
3 Rest the bedboard (A) so that it is supported by its own
legs and the sofa extension.
4 Positionthecushionsasshowninthegurebelow.
Dependingonmotorhomelayout,therearedi󰀨erenttypesofloungeseating.
Make up lounge seating beds as per one of the following descriptions.
SEATING WITH PULL-OUT EXTENSION.