Truma Mover S Operation & User’s Manual

Safety instructions – The SE R / TE R control systems may only be used for the Mover SE R / TE R. – Practice operating the Mover in an open area before using for the first time. This to fully familiarise yourself with the handset / mover operation. – Always check tyres and drive rollers before using the equip- ment; remove sharp-edged stones and the like if necessary. – No person must be present in the caravan during operation. ...

I On (green LED illuminates) £ Off (green LED goes off) b = Caravan forwards (both wheels rotate in forwards direction) c = Caravan reverse (both wheels rotate in reverse direction) d = Caravan right forwards (left wheel rotates in forwards direction) e = Caravan left forwards (right wheel rotates in forwards direction) f = Caravan right reverse (left wheel rotates in reverse direction) ...

Please read the “Safety instructions” before using the Mover! Apply handbrake with caravan uncoupled. Unplug 13-pin plug from vehicle and plug into safety socket of caravan. For safety reasons the Mover can only be operated if the 13-pin plug of the caravan has been plugged into the safety socket. If there is a fault in both caravan brake lights, the power circuit of the safety socket is not closed. In this case the Mover can ...

immaculate condition! – Check whether the caravan plug has been plugged into the safety socket! – Check whether the caravan battery is in immaculate con- dition and is fully charged! Please note that battery per- formance can deteriorate considerably at cold ambient temperatures. – Check whether the flat fuse (20 A) for the engagement motors is OK. If the fuse is defective ...

follow them carefully! Please ensure that no metal chips or other contaminants get into the controller during installation. Intended use The Mover SE R is designed for use on single-axle caravans with a gross weight of up to 2000 kg, and the Mover TE R is designed for use on dual-axle cara- vans with a gross weight of up to 2250 kg. The Mover SE R / TE R weighs appro ...

1. Set of screws for height compensation with spacer plates, max. 45 mm, eight DIN 933 screws M10 x 95 8.8, galvanized, part no. 60010-70000. 2. Spacer plate kit (two 15 mm spacer plates) for height compensation max. 45 mm (3 plates) at each side (e.g. installed behind axle) part no. 60010-66000. 3. Low chassis kit for height compensation for caravan / trailer with frame height of less than 140 mm, part no. 60010-64900. In ...

et (d), tight enough so that it can just about be moved. d M10 x 50 (8 x) Self-locking nut M10 (8 x) Washer 10 (16 x) Position the drive rollers so that they are at approximately the same height as the wheel hub (middle of wheel ± 30 mm). ± 30 mm Driving direction min. 110 mm Truma can supply a spacer plate set for compensating for height differences of up to 45 mm (part no. 60010-66000, ...

pensate for this, the cables should be secured loosely with a little play in this area in order to prevent cable stretch- ing. No cables must be routed over the control unit! Secure cables to chassis and / or underbody using the sup- plied clips and screws. Seal hole in vehicle underbody using plastic body sealant. Connecting diagram (with conventional brake lights) Top-down view Safety socket Pin 6 Pin 3 ...

2 sheet metal screws. Depending on the installation situation, the cable can be led out of the socket holder through one of the three recesses. j B 3,9 x 33 (3 x) i h Pin 3 Pin 6 g B 3,5 x 9,5 k Secure safety socket to the (plastic) shaft cover of the cara- van with 4 bolts, nuts and washers. M4 x 16 (4 x) Washer 4,3 (4 x) Nut M4 (4 x) No holes must be drilled in the chassis. Alternatively, t ...

if no buttons are pressed. Check whether both drive motors are stationary. Press the “forwards” button with the remote hand set switched on – both drive motors must now move in the forward direction. Engage the drive rollers against the tyres by using the remote hand set. Please ensure that there are no obstructions beneath the cara- van, then release the handbrake. Now check all functi ...