Tischer Box 260 RS, Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Tischer Freizeitfahrzeuge TRAIL BOX 200 TRAIL BOX 215 230 TRAIL BOX 240 TRAIL BOX 260 260 S 260 SD TRAIL BOX 260 R 260 RS TRAIL BOX 305 S TRAIL BOX 280 280 S...

Page 2: ...new owner or renter We wish you many relaxing leisure and vacation days with your camper cabin and always a safe drive Your Tischer Team Imprint Reprinting reproduction or translation in whole or in p...

Page 3: ...ing up the cabin 280 280 S only 27 3 9 Lowering the cabin using electrical supports special equipment 29 3 10 Securing the cabin 200 to 260 RS and 305 S only 35 3 11 Securing the cabin 280 280 S only...

Page 4: ...ng special equipment 71 8 1 Support struts 72 8 2 Support struts awnings only which do not exceed the length of the cabin 73 9 Kitchen 74 9 1 Kitchen light 74 9 2 Hob cover 75 9 3 Extending the workin...

Page 5: ...5 of 90 11 Gas supply 86 11 1 Gas test 88 12 Troubleshooting 89 12 1 Trouble shooting of the electrical supports 89...

Page 6: ...Keep the forced ventilation unobstructed 2 3 Road safety Ensure that no persons are in the cabin while driving In front of underpasses tunnels or similar the overall vehicle height must be observed Du...

Page 7: ...g the flaps to the turnbuckles Remove the seat cushion from the left seat bench and insert key 1 into lock cylinder 2 of the flap Turn key 1 clockwise Press both lock cylinders 2 until the flap unlock...

Page 8: ...observe the information in chapter Battery Turn the locking mechanism of 13 pin plug 1 counterclockwise and pull off plug 1 Connecting an external power supply Open the flap of power socket 1 In the...

Page 9: ...9 of 90 Connecting the power supply cable Press fastener 1 of your external power supply cable 2 Insert the plug into the power socket...

Page 10: ...ng turnbuckles Pull cotter pin 1 from turnbuckle 2 Turn loop 3 until front turnbuckle 2 can be disengaged Loosen the rear turnbuckle Close the flaps accessing the turnbuckles The cabin is now detached...

Page 11: ...k 1 to loosen and unscrew the fastening screws Completely unscrew fastening screws 1 with washers 2 Disconnecting the power supply The plug connection is located on the left side of the vehicle Turn t...

Page 12: ...in 200 to 260 RS and 305S only Mounting the front crank supports and electrical supports special equipment Remove front support 1 from transport holder 3 Open tube lynch pin 2 Insert front support 1 i...

Page 13: ...screwing wing nut 3 on tight Preparing the crank supports Loosen cotter pin 1 Pull bolt 2 out of attachment part 3 Secure attachment part 3 using one hand Pull attachment part 3 out of the support unt...

Page 14: ...could result in the alcove resting on the roof of your carrier vehicle Start raising the cabin using the front supports Insert crank 1 into adapter 2 and turn the crank clockwise until the support tou...

Page 15: ...period of time without the carrier vehicle it is recommended to retract the supports a bit The cabin is more stable on retracted supports Completely raise the cabin by the means of all four supports...

Page 16: ...e of vehicles with air suspension the air suspension must be completely lowered Mounting the front crank supports Remove front crank support 2 from the stowage box and insert it into the adapter on th...

Page 17: ...bin higher than the front This could result in the alcove resting on the roof of your carrier vehicle Start raising the cabin using the front supports Insert crank 1 into adapter 2 and turn the crank...

Page 18: ...period of time without the carrier vehicle it is recommended to retract the supports a bit The cabin is more stable on retracted supports Completely raise the cabin by the means of all four supports...

Page 19: ...ecial equipment The rear supports are already assembled ready for use Loosen cotter pin 1 Pull bolt 2 out of attachment part 3 Secure attachment part 3 using one hand Pull attachment part 3 out of the...

Page 20: ...he cabin using the front supports Use the option to extend all supports at the same time Note It is optionally possible to operate the electrical supports using a wireless remote control In case of ca...

Page 21: ...atus LED Green Remote control operation Orange Remote control in sleep mode safety deactivation Red Remote control error 2 Special function keys Note In case of problems with the Happijac read chapter...

Page 22: ...rts at the same time 2 Extend right front support 7 Extend left rear support 3 Retract left front support 8 Extend right rear support 4 Retract right front support 9 Retract left rear support 5 Retrac...

Page 23: ...ised on all four supports at the same time Alternatively using the special function keys Press key 1 twice and hold it in order to extend both supports on the left side Press key 2 twice and hold it i...

Page 24: ...ely raise the cabin by the means of all four supports Now reverse in a straight line under the cabin The wooden guides 1 of the cabin must be positioned as accurately as possible above corresponding p...

Page 25: ...clockwise First retract the rear supports followed by the front supports Attention Risk of damage Make sure to never raise the rear of the cabin higher than the front This could result in the alcove r...

Page 26: ...ng the front crank supports and electrical supports special equipment Caution Risk of injuries Make sure that tube lynch pin 2 is closed Remove front supports 1 from the cabin and insert them into tra...

Page 27: ...ompletely on the vehicle Attention Risk of damage A second person is required as banksman Picking up the cabin Completely raise the cabin by the means of all four supports Now reverse in a straight li...

Page 28: ...xtend all supports at the same time Lower the cabin by turning the crank supports counterclockwise First retract the rear supports followed by the front supports Once the supports are completely retra...

Page 29: ...ont This could result in the alcove resting on the roof of your carrier vehicle Start lowering the cabin using the rear supports Note It is optionally possible to operate the electrical supports using...

Page 30: ...atus LED Green Remote control operation Orange Remote control in sleep mode safety deactivation Red Remote control error 2 Special function keys Note In case of problems with the Happijac read chapter...

Page 31: ...rts at the same time 2 Extend right front support 7 Extend left rear support 3 Retract left front support 8 Extend right rear support 4 Retract right front support 9 Retract left rear support 5 Retrac...

Page 32: ...ound Press and hold key 6 of your Happijac remote control The cabin is raised on all four supports at the same time Alternatively using the special function keys Press key 1 twice and hold it in order...

Page 33: ...ng the front crank supports and electrical supports special equipment Caution Risk of injuries Make sure that tube lynch pin 2 is closed Remove front supports 1 from the cabin and insert them into tra...

Page 34: ...departure Lift the cover flap of the 13 pin socket and insert 13 pin plug 1 Turn plug 1 clockwise Aligning the cabin Sideways With the help of a second person push against the side wall on the opposit...

Page 35: ...tion Risk of accidents Re tighten the turnbuckles after driving approx 50 km Now insert the four turnbuckles 2 into the holding lugs of the cabin and the carrier vehicle and tighten them hand tight Se...

Page 36: ...tening screws Screw in fastening screws 1 with washers 2 through the loading area into the cabin Tighten fastening screws 1 Attention Risk of accidents Re tighten the fastening screws after driving ap...

Page 37: ...37 of 90 Connecting the power supply of the cabin 280 280 S only Insert 13 pin plug 1 into socket 2 and turn the locking mechanism of 13 pin plug 1 clockwise...

Page 38: ...tment prior to disconnecting the batteries Avoid short circuits due to reverse polarity or storing of metal objects keys pliers etc on the battery terminals Caution Risk of injuries Only have trained...

Page 39: ...ble from the outside is located directly next to it 4 3 Battery 280 280 S only Battery 1 is located under the left seat bench 230 Volt charger 2 is integrated into the stowage space Caution Risk of fi...

Page 40: ...e on the outer wall Note We deliver our camper cabins applying the master key principle i e both enclosed keys open all cabin doors Side windows Attention Risk of damage The side windows consist of ac...

Page 41: ...le 2 Lock the entry door lock using key 1 For this purpose turn key 1 a quarter turn counterclockwise Opening from the inside 1 T0145 Press lever 1 down until the door is unlocked Closing from the ins...

Page 42: ...42 of 90 5 3 Door blind Closing 1 1 T0139 Pull blind 1 down using the handle in the centre and hook it in the frame Opening 1 1 T0140 Unhook blind 1 and have it slowly slide upwards...

Page 43: ...43 of 90 5 4 Screen door Closing 1 T0141 Slide screen door 1 on the frame outward Opening 1 T0146 Slide screen door 1 on the frame inward Note The screen door cannot be locked...

Page 44: ...ng the step out Caution Risk of injuries Spring force pushes the step outward when the step is pulled out Pull step 1 outward Step 1 latches automatically Folding the step in Push step 1 inward Step 1...

Page 45: ...or out 5 7 Heating Ventilation 215 to 305S special equipment for 200 Note For an exact description of the operation refer to the enclosed operating instructions by Truma In the direction of travel the...

Page 46: ...losed Combi 4E operating instructions by Truma Operating element 1 Special equipment In the direction of travel operating element 2 is located on the left on the furniture element Using energy selecti...

Page 47: ...oor Opening Unlock the lock of the gas cylinder compartment door using the key For this purpose turn the key a quarter turn counterclockwise Turn the extended lock a quarter turn counterclockwise and...

Page 48: ...losing Firmly press against the gas cylinder compartment door and turn the handle a quarter turn clockwise at the same time Now lock the lock by turning the key a quarter turn clockwise and pushing in...

Page 49: ...r Turn the key a quarter turn clockwise The lower lock cannot the locked Now push in both locks Closing Note You can find further information in chapter Sanitary installation and in the enclosed manuf...

Page 50: ...quarter turn counterclockwise at the same time Closing the locking cap Attention Risk of damage Make sure that the pressure pump is never switched on when the water tank is empty This may cause damag...

Page 51: ...he cabin is mounted on the vehicle the door can be unhinged and hinged as well 5 13 Side windows Attention Risk of damage Prior to departure make sure that the side windows are properly closed Make su...

Page 52: ...52 of 90 Swivel side window 1 outward The latching positions can be perceived by audible clicking You can latch the window in three positions The window in the alcove provides two latching positions...

Page 53: ...ow 1 outward to the maximum opening angle and close it slowly Now turn the key a quarter turn downward Closing the side windows in ventilation position In order to close the side windows in ventilatio...

Page 54: ...nto the window Closing the screen Pull screen 1 down on the handle in the centre of the blind The handle of screen 1 latches in handle 2 of the sunshade Opening the screen Press handle 1 of the screen...

Page 55: ...upward using handle 3 and latch it in one of nine possible positions 4 The screen can be connected with the sunshade in any position Opening the sunshade Press handle 3 together on the left and right...

Page 56: ...Curtains Except the window in the alcove the living room windows are fitted with curtains 1 Curtains 1 are guided in an aluminium rail The passage to the alcove is fitted with curtains as well which...

Page 57: ...ing on the model the cabin is equipped with one two or three skylights which are fitted with screen and sunshade as well Opening the skylight Press button 1 inward and pull handle bar 2 down and backw...

Page 58: ...1 Closing the skylight In order to close the skylight guide the handle bar upward forward until it latches In order to close the skylight from the second position pull pin 1 up and guide the handle ba...

Page 59: ...ight must be moved into ventilation position For an exact description of the operation refer to the enclosed operating instructions by Dometic Seitz 5 17 Panorama skylight special equipment Opening th...

Page 60: ...the frame Next continue turning for another 2 revolutions Fold in crank 1 Firmly pull the panorama skylight shut using both handles in order to close the panorama skylight using the handles Closing an...

Page 61: ...on handle 1 of the screen In order to open the sunshade slide it from the left to the right Note In strong sunlight the shade blind sunshade may only be closed 2 3 and the skylight must be moved into...

Page 62: ...es It is possible to place the table top between the seat benches and thus create an additional place to sleep Table assembly and disassembly Insert table leg 1 into adapter 2 on the cabin floor Now a...

Page 63: ...itional place to sleep Remove the cushions from the left and right seat benches 2 Place table top 1 across the outer edges of seat benches 2 Now place all four cushions lengthwise on the tabletop and...

Page 64: ...er to collapse table 2 pull locking mechanism 1 upward and fold table 2 backward and down Additional place to sleep Place enclosed board 2 between the seat benches and slide lowered table 1 between th...

Page 65: ...lled on all cabinet doors and drawers in the interior Its functionality is described using a cabinet door as example Opening cabinet doors Push button 1 in the centre of handle 2 and have the handle e...

Page 66: ...66 of 90 Closing cabinet doors Close the cabinet door and push button 1 in the centre of handle 2 until it latches...

Page 67: ...d PRCD portable residual current circuit breaker is accommodated in the cabinet close to the heater 7 1 Lighting Ceiling lights without board control system In the direction of travel the switches for...

Page 68: ...68 of 90 Reading light A swivel mounted reading light is installed in the alcove above the window Press switch 1 in order to switch it on or off...

Page 69: ...that all other electrical consumers can be switched on Heater Truma Combi 4 is equipped with a continuous function The panel of the board control system can be found in the interior on the right side...

Page 70: ...70 of 90 7 4 Entrance light special equipment Switch 1 for the entrance light is located on the right side of the entry door...

Page 71: ...ng special equipment Crank 1 for the awning is located in the interior next to the entry door Extending the awning In order to extend awning 1 insert the crank into adapter 2 and turn the crank to ext...

Page 72: ...ease observe that right plastic indicator 3 is not visible if the awning is completely retracted In order to retract awning 1 insert the crank into adapter 2 and turn the crank to retract the awning 8...

Page 73: ...uctions 1 on the supporting struts in order to install the supports The supporting struts are inserted into respective holders on the vehicle Supporting the awning In order to insert strut 3 slide loc...

Page 74: ...74 of 90 9 Kitchen 9 1 Kitchen light Switch 1 for the kitchen light is located directly on the lamp Position 1 light is off Position 2 light is on...

Page 75: ...chanism 1 and fold down cover 2 In order to fold the cover up proceed in reverse order 9 3 Extending the working area special equipment In order to unfold the working area extension 1 lift working are...

Page 76: ...f the desired burner and turn it counterclockwise into the centre position at the same time Ignite the gas and hold gas tap 1 depressed for an additional approx 10 seconds until the safety pilot is he...

Page 77: ...Fresh water supply 215 to 260 and 305 S with L equipment only When L equipment is configured the cabin is equipped with one fresh water tank with 80 97 litres capacity A pressure pump pumps water to t...

Page 78: ...ere is a risk of frost respectively if the cabin is parked outdoors during wintertime please remember to empty water tank and water system Water freezing in the system may result in damage to the syst...

Page 79: ...is a risk of frost an antifreeze agent should be added to waste water tank 2 As an alternative we also offer an insulated and heated waste water tank as an option In case of extended periods of non u...

Page 80: ...80 of 90 Cleaning the waste water tank In order to clean waste water tank 1 you can open cleaning opening 2 via the rear stowage space and clean waste water tank 1...

Page 81: ...flushing the toilet is directly supplied from the fresh water tank Note For information regarding the following points Preparation for use Operation Emptying the waste holding tank Cleaning and mainte...

Page 82: ...Prior to folding down the sink the mixer tap must be turned completely to the right towards the outer wall In order to fold down sink 1 turn lever 2 a quarter turn clockwise Shower head 215 to 260RS...

Page 83: ...ttention Component damage Prior to folding down the sink the mixer tap must be turned completely to the right towards the outer wall Turn mixer tap 1 completely to the right Sink In order to fold down...

Page 84: ...Risk of damage If there is a risk of frost respectively if the cabin is parked outdoors during wintertime please remember to empty water tank and water system Water freezing in the system may result i...

Page 85: ...bars 3 of the skylight and press handles 4 inward Now the skylight can be opened upward In order to close the skylight firmly pull the skylight on handles 4 downward until the skylight latches Fold t...

Page 86: ...cylinder compartment can only be accessed from the outside via a lockable door In the cabin a gas system according to regulations is installed with pressure regulator and safety valve cylinder racks...

Page 87: ...Depending on the equipment option quick action stop valves 1 are either located in the kitchen block on the right side or in the stowage space on the left side inside the cabin Quick action stop valv...

Page 88: ...refer to the enclosed operating instructions by Truma SecuMotion 11 1 Gas test A gas test is to be performed every 2 years by a certified specialist company Repeat tests are confirmed in the gas test...

Page 89: ...ug is not properly inserted Check the plug connection Battery almost or completely discharged Check battery and recharge as necessary Fuse s blown Replace fuse s Main switch switched off main fuse blo...

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