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Information for qualified individuals performing maintenance and repairs on the caravan.
An overview of the benefits and intent of owning an AusRV Caravan for outdoor experiences.
Definitions of technical terms and abbreviations used in the owner's manual.
Ensuring your tow vehicle is suitable and compatible with the caravan's specifications.
Detailed measurements and weight capacities of the caravan, including Tare, ATM, and GTM.
Information on the caravan's chassis materials, construction, and body composition.
Overview of the caravan's electrical components, including battery, chargers, and inverter.
Contact information and addresses for AUSRV dealerships in Queensland.
Contact information and addresses for AUSRV dealerships in New South Wales.
Contact information and addresses for AUSRV dealerships in Victoria.
Contact information and addresses for AUSRV dealerships in Western Australia.
Contact information and addresses for AUSRV dealerships in South Australia.
Essential safety warnings and precautions before operating or maintaining the caravan.
Guidelines and warnings regarding modifications to gas systems and chassis.
Instructions and safety procedures for correctly and safely jacking the caravan.
Critical safety warnings for working with electrical equipment and batteries.
Safety guidelines for the caravan's 240V electrical system and connections.
Requirement for an electric brake controller fitted to the tow vehicle.
Ensuring proper vehicle wiring for breakaway systems and caravan charging.
Information on the caravan's gas system certification and requirements.
Guidelines for the safe handling, storage, and use of LPG gas cylinders.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the Truma hot water system.
Procedure for filling the Truma UltraRapid hot water system with water.
Instructions for safely draining the Truma hot water heater, especially for frost protection.
Understanding the caravan's weight limits and payload capacities.
Guidance on correctly loading the caravan for balanced weight distribution and stability.
Recommended tyre pressures for optimal handling and safety based on caravan weight.
Checks for tyre condition, pressure, and tread depth before a trip.
Inspection of the hitch, chains, and coupling mechanism for damage and function.
Verification of the proper operation of brakes and the breakaway system.
Correct procedure for attaching safety chains to the towbar for secure towing.
Proper connection of the breakaway lanyard to a solid part of the tow vehicle.
Proper use and setting of stabiliser legs for caravan stability.
How the caravan charges from mains power via the onboard charger.
Checklist for securely packing down the caravan before travel or storage.
Recommendations for managing power systems when storing the caravan.
Step-by-step guide on safely coupling and uncoupling the caravan hitch.
Guidelines for cleaning and protecting paint, windows, and interior finishes.
Routine checks and maintenance for mechanical components like brakes and suspension.
Maintenance for caravan body components including seals, latches, and sealants.
Care instructions for solar panels, sealants, and the canopy lifting mechanism.
Maintenance and checks for caravan wheels, tyres, brakes, and bearings.
Procedure for adjusting the handbrake cable tension for correct operation.
Periodic maintenance procedures for the Cruisemaster DO35 hitch.
Maintenance and de-scaling instructions for the Truma hot water system.
Recommendations for cleaning and maintaining the Thetford toilet system.
Methods to prevent mould growth in the caravan, especially during storage.
Information on using a Stone Stomper to protect the caravan from road debris.
Recommendations for anti-theft devices to protect the caravan from theft.
Schematic diagram illustrating the caravan's electrical system layout.
Common error codes and conditions for the 240v inverter and their remedies.
Troubleshooting common issues with the caravan's hot water system.
Troubleshooting problems related to the caravan's water pump operation.
Tips for driving on corrugated roads to minimize damage to the caravan.
Advice on reducing tyre pressure and speed when driving on sand.
Precautions and safety advice for navigating water crossings.
Essential recovery hardware like shackles, straps, and traction boards.
Adjusting tyre pressures and speed for off-road conditions.
Maintaining proper wheel alignment and avoiding premature misalignment.
Check hitch bolts and lubricate with high-temp bearing grease.
Inspect and adjust the caravan's handbrake.
Inspect and adjust brakes, and check wheel bearings.
Check wheel nut condition and torque specifications.
Inspect tyres for wear, damage, and correct pressure.
Grease suspension bushes and check for play.
Check hitch bolts to specified torque.
Check and adjust the handbrake cable.
Lubricate and check suspension bushes for movement.
Inspect and adjust brakes, checking lining thickness.
Remove, clean, lubricate, and inspect wheel bearings.
Inspect wheel nut condition and torque.
Service checks for chassis, suspension, hitch, and drawbar components.
Inspection of 12-volt electrical systems including lights, battery, and charging.
Checks for the 240-volt system, including RCD unit and mains input.
Maintenance for caravan body elements like hatches, doors, and seals.
Conditions and terms for making a warranty claim on purchased items.
Details of the 12-month limited manufacturer's warranty for caravans and trailers.
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