The user information supplied with
each bus is intended for use only
by persons who are qualified to
operate the bus. The user
information is split into the
following parts:
The Driver's Operating Instructions
are intended to answer all important questions concerning operation
of the bus in a concise and clearly
understandable manner.
More detailed and complete information, as well as further information
relevant to safety, can be found in
the Operating Instructions.
The Maintenance Record serves as
a guide to the technical care of the
bus. It contains all the information
on maintenance intervals and maintenance tasks as well as pages for
confirming that the maintenance
work has been carried out.
Please consult the “Safety” section before starting up the bus for the first
time, and familiarise yourself with the
contents of these Operating Instructions
before setting off.
Items of optional equipment are also described, if their operation needs explanation. The bus delivered to you has been
customised in accordance with your order, therefore some descriptions and
diagrams may differ from the equipment
on your bus.
The Driver's Operating Instructions, the
Operating Instructions and the Maintenance Record are important documents
and must always be carried in the bus.
Our buses are the subject of ongoing
development. You are therefore asked
to appreciate that we reserve the right
to make modifications to the design,
equipment and technical features. For
these reasons, no claims can be made
based upon the contents of this user
information.
Environmental protection
The declared policy of EvoBus GmbH
is one of integrated environmental protection. This policy starts at the root
causes and encompasses in its management decisions all the consequences for
the environment which could arise from
production processes or the products
themselves.
The objectives are for the natural resources which form the basis of our existence on this planet to be used sparingly and in a manner which takes the
requirements of both nature and humanity into account.
Operate your vehicle in an environmentally responsible manner and you will help
to protect the environment. Fuel consumption and wear in the drive train (engine, clutch, transmission, axles, brakes,
tyres) are extremely dependent on your
driving style.
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Vehicle identification
No.DesignationValue
M00_00-0316-01
The vehicle identification plate bearing
the vehicle identification number (VIN)
and information regarding permissible
weights is located on the right-hand side
in the front doorway
Note:
Precise vehicle identification is a prerequisite to exact and correct assignment
of “vehicle data”. You will also need the
VIN when ordering replacement parts and
making technical enquiries.
M00_00-0315-01
No.DesignationValue
1
Vehicle designation
2
Headlamp basic
setting
3
Headlamp basic
setting
4
Vehicle Identification Number
(VIN)
5
Permissible gross
vehicle weight
6
Permissible axle
load for front axle
7
Permissible axle
load for driven
axle
8
Permissible axle
load for trailing
axle
Decoding the vehicle identification
number (VIN) using WEB 632430 1
3 (xxxxxx) as an example:
WEBWorld-wide manufac-
turer code
WEB
EvoBus Germany
NMBMB Turkey
6324xxVehicle model designa-
tion number
632430Travego 16 RHD
(Euro 6)
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Vehicle identification
30Vehicle length
00Travego 15 RHD
(Euro 6)
30Travego 16 RHD
(Euro 6)
50Travego 17 RHD
(Euro 6)
1Steering
1
2
3Body type
Left-hand-drive
vehicle
Right-hand-drive
vehicle
M00_00-0573-71
Vehicle identification number (1) is also
marked on the skeleton in the front right
doorway. It can be accessed by opening
the cover on the windscreen washer fluid
reservoir (quick-release locks).
3
Complete bus
xxxxxxSequential number
2
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Safety
General safety information
General safety information
The use of symbols and their
meanings
Safety precautions and other important
information are highlighted by symbols.
In addition to the instructions provided
herein, all generally applicable safety and
accident prevention regulations must
also be observed, e.g. in Germany, the
rules and regulations of the institutions
for statutory accident insurance and prevention.
Instructions and information printed on
the packaging for components, tools and
service products must also be observed.
Where information and instructions are
to be observed, it is assumed that the
user information is intended for persons
who are suitably qualified to carry out
the tasks by nature of their education,
training and experience.
These persons should, at the same time,
be able to identify risks that may arise in
the undertaking of their tasks and take
the necessary measures to avoid them.
Meaning of symbols:
Note:
Notes about important additional information
Caution:
Warning notes about damage that may
occur in the event of non-compliance
Danger.
Warning notes for risks to persons
Environmental protection
Notes about environmental protection
measures
Reference to more detailed and addi-
tional user information
Notes on vehicle safety
We recommend that you:
Use only genuine parts that are
OMNIplus quality tested and conversion parts and accessories that
have been expressly approved by
EvoBus for the bus model concerned
in order to rule out the possibility
of jeopardising road safety and
invalidating the warranty and general
operating permit. These parts have
been specially tested for their safety,
reliability and suitability.
You can obtain further information from
any OMNIplus Service Partner.
Operating safety
Important information:
Any work or modifications that have
been carried out incorrectly on the
bus may result in malfunctions.
Tampering with electronic components and their software may cause
malfunctions. As electronic components are networked, these malfunc-
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tions may also cause other, indirectly related systems to malfunction.
These malfunctions may jeopardise
the operating safety and reliability of
the bus.
Retrofitted electrical or electronic
devices must possess type-approval
complying with Directive 95/54/EC
or ECE Directive 10/02.
Materials that are fitted in the bus
during the course of installation, conversion or modification work and
that are subject to mandatory firetesting requirements must satisfy the requirements of EU Directive
95/28/EC.
Materials and components of seats
and seat fixtures that are also fitted
in the bus during the course of installation, conversion or modification
work must satisfy the requirements
of the following directives: 76/
115/EEC as amended by 96/38/EC,
74/408/EEC as amended by 96/
37/EC, 77/541/EEC as amended by
96/36/EC.
At the time of purchase or installation, it must be checked that these
materials and components have been
certified accordingly. The use of materials or components that have not
been granted the relevant certificate
may result in the operating permit
being invalidated.
We recommend that you have work
or modifications carried out by an
OMNIplus Service Partner.
EU Directive 2001/85
Registration as class 1: city bus
Vehicles constructed with areas for
standing passengers, to allow frequent passenger movement.
Registration as class 2: interurban bus
Principally for the carriage of seated
passengers. Designed to allow the
carriage of standing passengers in
the gangway and/or in an area which
does not exceed the space provided
for two double seats.
Registration as class 3: tourist coach
Exclusively for the carriage of seated
passengers.
Important information for buses classified in accordance with EU Directive
2001/85 into class 2 and 3 (mixed approval):
Note:
The operator of the bus is responsible for
ensuring that the bus is restored to the
condition consistent with the permissible
type of operation of the class concerned.
Note:
For instance, this means that, in the case
of a bus being used in accordance with
class 2, it is necessary to ensure that the
bus is operated with seating having no
aisle-side sideways adjustment.
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General safety information
Navigation and global positioning
system
If your bus is equipped with a navigation
system, please observe the following
instructions and information:
Danger.
Please devote your attention primarily to
road and traffic conditions. Do not attempt to operate the navigation and positioning system unless the bus is stationary. Please bear in mind that your bus
will cover a distance of 14 metres every
second at a speed of only 50 km/h. The
navigation system is unable to take into
consideration the maximum load-bearing capacity of bridges or the required
headroom clearance for underpasses.
The driver is responsible for checking the
load-bearing capacity of bridges and headroom clearances encountered en route.
Operation of radio and mobile
communications equipment
Please devote your attention primarily
to road and traffic conditions. Do not
operate the display unit, radio or mobile
communications equipment unless the
traffic situation permits this to be done
safely. Please bear in mind that your bus
will cover a distance of 14 metres every
second at a speed of only 50 km/h.
Danger.
Please observe local legal requirements
governing the use of mobile phones or
on-board telephones/intercoms in force in
the country of vehicle operation.
Operation of mobile phones and
two-way radios without an exterior
aerial
We advise against making or receiving
telephone calls in buses not equipped
with an exterior aerial as the operation
of radio transmitters, which include but
are not limited to radio telephones (mobile phones), may cause inadequately
shielded equipment (cardiac pacemakers
included) to malfunction.
Note:
If a mobile phone, radio system or fax
machine is retrofitted in the bus in a
manner that does not comply with EvoBus
installation specifications, the operating
permit for the bus could be invalidated
(EU Directive 95/54/EC).
Note:
Older peripherals (e.g. ticket-printing machines, ticket-cancelling machines, destination displays, etc.) that are still used in
new buses must comply with the technical requirements of EC Directive 72/245
EEC.
Danger.
Please observe local legal requirements
governing the use of mobile phones or
on-board telephones/intercoms in force in
the country of vehicle operation.
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Stickers
There are various warning stickers affixed to your bus. These are intended to
make you and others aware of various
dangers. Therefore, do not remove any
warning stickers unless it is expressly
stated on the sticker that you may do
so.
Danger.
If you remove warning stickers, this could
result in you or other persons failing to
recognise dangers. You or others could
be injured as a result.
Saved data in vehicle
A large number of electronic components
of your vehicle contain data memories.
These data memories save temporary or
permanent technical information on
Vehicle condition
Events
Fault
This technical information generally
documents the condition of a
component, a module, a system or the
environment. These are, for example:
Operating modes of system components. These include, for example, fill
levels.
Status messages of the vehicle and
of its individual components. These
include, for example, wheel speed/
speed, movement deceleration, lateral acceleration, throttle pedal position.
Malfunctions and defects in important system components. These include, for example, light, brakes.
Reactions and operating modes of
the vehicle in special driving situations. These include, for example,
triggering of an airbag and use of the
stability control systems.
Environmental conditions. These include, for example, the outside temperature.
The data are exclusively of a technical
nature and can be used to
to support the detection and elimination of errors and defects,
to analyse vehicle functions, e.g. following an accident,
to optimise vehicle functions.
Movement profiles over distances driven
cannot be put together from these data.
If you make use of services, they can
read technical information out of the
event and error data memories.
Services are, for example
Repair services
Service processes
Warranty cases
Quality assurance
Reading out is carried out by employees of the service network (including
manufacturers) using special diagnostic devices. You can obtain additional
information there if necessary. Following troubleshooting, the information in
the fault memory is deleted or continu-
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General safety information
ally overwritten. When using the vehicle,
situations are imaginable in which these
technical data in conjunction with other
information could be linked to individual
persons - if necessary with the assistance of an expert.
Examples of this include:
Accident reports
Damage to the vehicle
Testimonies of witnesses
Other additional functions which are
agreed upon contractually with the
customer also permit the transmission of
certain vehicle data from the vehicle.
These include, for example, the
Telematic System Fleetboard
Washing the outside of the bus in
an automatic vehicle wash
M88_00-0004-01
Before the bus is washed, make sure
that the roof hatches, driver's window
and the doors are closed. Set the heating/ventilation/air-conditioning system
to air-recirculation mode (Smog button).
Before the bus is washed, fold both integral mirrors inwards towards the windscreen by means of the hinge pin on the
mirror arm.
After the washing process, fold the integral mirrors outwards again.
Remove any attachment parts that may
be fitted (e.g. satellite receiver on the
roof) before the bus is washed.
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Fire-prevention measures
Fire-prevention measures
Pre-drive measures
Check tyre pressures (daily visual
check/weekly measurement)
Check that twin tyres are spaced
sufficiently apart
On-road measures
Monitor coolant temperature
Post-drive measures
Inform a mechanic/next driver about
malfunction, if applicable
Parking the vehicle
Switch the battery isolating switch to
OFF.
Danger.
Risk of fire and burns. There is a risk of
fires and burns due to the high exhaust
temperatures and the hot exhaust pipe
for the auxiliary heating. For this reason,
do not stop or park the bus over ignitable
materials (e.g. grass) when the auxiliary
heating is in operation, has recently been
in operation or has been operated by the
instant heating button/preset timer.
Danger.
Risk of fire and burns. Regeneration of
the diesel particulate filter is associated
with very high temperatures. For this
reason, before regeneration is initiated
manually, make sure that there are no
flammable materials near the exhaust
pipe and exhaust system.
Storage space for hand luggage
T68_00-0018-31
The storage spaces above the passenger
seats are suitable for light hand luggage
items only.
Danger.
Occupants may be injured if the bus is
braked sharply, changes direction suddenly or is involved in an accident due
to objects being thrown around the bus.
Heavy or hard objects should therefore
not be carried inside the bus without being secured.
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Driver's rest area safety precautions
Driver's rest area safety precautions
The driver's rest area must only be used
by the bus driver (second driver).
The on-board telephone may only be
used by the driver in accordance with
legal requirements. Observe the legal
requirements of the country concerned.
Windscreen wiper system safety
precautions
M54.00-2004-71
Danger.
RISK OF INJURY. The battery isolating
switch (01S01) must always be switched
off before any work is carried out on the
windscreen wiper system (wiper blade
cleaning, replacement of wiper blades or
wiper motor etc.).
Safety precautions for the airconditioning system
Air-conditioning systems that are operated with refrigerant R 134 a are labelled with appropriate stickers and/or
plates on the compressor.
Never mix R 134 a refrigerant and the
corresponding Triton SE 55 refrigerator
oil with other products.
In accordance with current good engineering practices, it is prohibited to allow
refrigerant to escape into the environment when operating, servicing or decommissioning air-conditioning systems.
Refrigerants and refrigerator oils must
be disposed of or recycled separately by
type and nature.
Only persons having the relevant and
necessary specialist knowledge, technical equipment and official approval (by
health and safety inspectorate, local authority, TÜV or equivalent) are permitted
to carry out maintenance work on airconditioning systems and take back refrigerants and oils.
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Operation of auxiliary heating
The operator must maintain a logbook
auditing the consumption of refrigerant
and refrigerator oils.
Danger.
In automatically controlled air-conditioning
systems, the ventilation blowers of condenser or evaporator units may start up
at any time. Therefore, always switch
the ignition starter switch to OFF before any cleaning work is carried out.
Do not reach into the fan blades or fan
rollers. Avoid any contact with refrigerant as there is a risk of frostbite. Treat
affected skin areas as for frostbite, and
seek medical attention immediately. Carry
out maintenance and repair tasks with the
engine switched off whenever possible.
Keep a safe distance from moving parts
(e.g. belt drive) when the engine is running.
Operation of auxiliary heating
Danger.
Risk of fire and burns. There is a risk of
fires and burns due to the high exhaust
temperatures and the hot exhaust pipe
for the auxiliary heating. For this reason,
do not stop or park the bus over ignitable
materials (e.g. grass) when the auxiliary
heating is in operation, has recently been
in operation or has been operated by the
immediate heating button/preset clock.
Danger.
Risk of poisoning and suffocation. The
auxiliary heating must not be used in enclosed spaces such as garages or workshops due to the risk of poisoning and
suffocation. It must also not be used in
timer or preselection mode.
Danger.
Risk of explosion. The auxiliary heating
must be switched off at filling stations
and fuel dispensing systems due to the
risk of explosion.
Danger.
Risk of fire. The auxiliary heating must
remain switched off in places where ignitable vapours or dust can accumulate (e.g.
in the vicinity of filling stations, fuel, coal,
sawdust and grain stores or similar).
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Preparation for the journey - daily tasks
Preparation for the journey - daily
tasks
Check the windscreen washer fluid
level and test the windscreen washer
system and windscreen wipers.
Check the fuel level for the engine
and water heater.
Danger.
Switch off the engine and auxiliary heating before refuelling.
Check the AdBlue® additive level in
the BlueTec® exhaust gas cleaning
system.
Check the electrical system, paying
particular attention to the headlamps,
turn signals, tail lamps, brake lamps
and licence plate lamps.
Note:
Under certain weather and operating conditions, moisture may form on the inside
of the headlamps and other lights when
the bus is stationary. This does not indicate a fault or defect. The ventilation
openings in the headlamps allow this
moisture to evaporate soon after the bus
has pulled away.
Check the luggage compartment
flaps for secure locking.
Check the emergency exits.
Insert the driver card.
Note:
The indicator lamp in the tachograph
lights up if no driver card is inserted.
Check that the emergency equipment is accessible and complete, e.g.
first-aid kit, fire extinguisher, warning
triangle, emergency hammer for side
windows, jack.
Check the position of the rear-view
mirrors, clean the mirrors, test the
mirror heating.
Check tyre pressures and tyre condition (including the spare wheel).
Check that the wheel nuts are firmly
seated.
It is necessary to check that wheels
and their attachment parts (rim,
wheel trim, wheel bolts and nuts)
are undamaged and fitted correctly.
Damaged parts must be exchanged.
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Preparation for the journey - weekly tasks
M40_00-0115-71
Check wheel hubs (1) on all wheels
for leaks inside and out (visual
check).
Note:
If the wheel hubs are leaking, there may
be grease or oil residue on the tyres
themselves or deposits on the parking
area on which the bus is standing. Consult an OMNIplus Service Partner in the
event of a leak.
Preparation for the journey - weekly
tasks
Check the coolant level in the cooling system and top it up if necessary.
Check the corrosion inhibitor/antifreeze concentration each time the
coolant has been topped up and correct if necessary.
Note:
- Refer to the “Practical advice” section of
the Operating Instructions (Checking the
coolant level of the engine and heating
system)
Note:
Refer to the Specifications for Service
Products
Check the oil level in the hydraulic
steering system and top it up if necessary.
Caution:
If the oil level is low, have the steering
system checked at an authorised specialist workshop.
Check the belt tension of all belt
drives.
Carry out a visual check to ensure
there are no leaks in the engine,
transmission, driven axle, steering
or the cooling and heating systems.
Check the acid level in the starter
batteries (applicable only to buses
with lead-acid batteries).
Danger.
Observe the safety precautions in the
“Practical advice” section.
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Additional maintenance tasks dependent on bus use
Check the seat belts (belt arrester).
Check the belt straps for damage
(visual check).
Additional maintenance tasks
dependent on bus use
The bus operator must plan further
maintenance tasks for the heating/
ventilation/air-conditioning system
(driver’s area and passenger compartment) in addition to those indicated in the Maintenance Record.
Note:
Refer to the “Practical advice” section.
General bus care and maintenance
Carry out the work specified in the
Maintenance Record
Caution:
Regular maintenance of the chassis and
drive train is essential to maintaining
the operating safety and roadworthiness
of the bus. The time intervals and the
scope of work required are specified in
the Maintenance Record supplied with the
bus.
Caution:
It is strongly recommended that the specified maintenance intervals be observed.
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Note:
Warranty claims based on our terms and
conditions of sale and delivery may be
rejected if the periodic maintenance tasks
have not been carried out at the specified
distances (odometer readings) or times.
Have confirmation of the completed work
recorded in the Maintenance Record by
an OMNIplus Service Partner.
General
Care and cleaning
Care and cleaning
You will find additional instructions for
and notes on vehicle care and cleaning
in the “Operation” section
Note:
The following stipulations for exterior
cleaning must be observed: Use a sufficient amount of fresh water. Dry rubbing
between washing brushes and the vehicle
must not be allowed to occur. Preclean
heavily soiled components. The polishing
of lighting equipment with commercially
available care products is not permitted.
The use of polyethylene fibres as a brush
material is not permitted. Recommendation: Use brushes made with textile fibres
or foam.
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