Ezytrail WINTON 10 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Joshua GarzaAug 15, 2025
How to fix no 12V power in my Ezytrail Caravans?
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  Mark ReedAug 16, 2025
  If your Ezytrail Caravan has no 12V power, there are several potential causes: * The main power switch might be off. If so, turn it on. * The battery isolator switch could be off. Turn it on. * The main circuit breaker may have tripped. Reset it. * The battery connections might be loose. Tighten the terminals and connections. * There could be damaged wiring. Find the damage and repair or replace the wiring. * The battery might be flat. Charge the battery.
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leecynthiaAug 19, 2025
What to do if lights or plugs are not working in Ezytrail WINTON 10 Caravans?
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  Jane MoralesAug 19, 2025
  If the lights or plugs in your Ezytrail Caravan aren't working, it could be due to a tripped circuit breaker. Try resetting the breaker. Another cause might be a poor connection. Find and fix any poor connections. Also, check the control panel to ensure the circuit switch is turned to the “ON” position.
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theresa78Aug 21, 2025
Why is my Ezytrail WINTON 10 battery not charging?
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  Alexis MillerAug 21, 2025
  If your Ezytrail Caravan battery is not charging, check these potential causes: 1. The charger might be turned off. Turn the charger on. 2. There might be no mains power. This is indicated if the charger doesn't turn on. Check the mains power supply. 3. A circuit breaker may have tripped. Reset the breaker. 4. The charger could be overheated. Let it rest for 30 minutes and try again, ensuring adequate ventilation. Avoid storing items around the electronics. 5. The battery could be faulty. Have the battery tested and replaced if needed.
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Mary TaylorAug 25, 2025
What to do if there is no power to fridge in Ezytrail WINTON 10?
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  Matthew EverettAug 25, 2025
  If there's no power to the fridge in your Ezytrail Caravan, check if the circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. Also, inspect for any poor connections and rectify them. Ensure that the circuit switch on the control panel is in the “ON” position.
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bennettdavidAug 28, 2025
Why is the pump not working (no noise) in my Ezytrail Caravans?
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  manuel43Aug 28, 2025
  If the pump in your Ezytrail Caravan isn't working and you hear no noise, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the circuit switch and circuit breaker to ensure there's power from the control panel. A bad electrical connection could also be the cause; check the connections with a multimeter or test light. Finally, a flat battery could be the culprit; charge the battery.
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Monica AlvaradoAug 31, 2025
What causes indicators or park lights not working on Ezytrail WINTON 10 Caravans?
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  Tammy DeckerAug 31, 2025
  If the indicators or park lights on your Ezytrail Caravan aren't working, start by checking the trailer plug for poor connections. Clean the plug contacts, and if the pins are closed, use a knife or small screwdriver to slightly separate the split in the pin. Ensure this gap is even along the length of the pin. Also, inspect the chassis wiring for any damage and repair as needed.
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Cynthia BaldwinSep 2, 2025
What to do if pump is working but there is no water flow in Ezytrail WINTON 10?
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  John HernandezSep 2, 2025
  If your Ezytrail Caravan's pump is working but there's no water flow, it might be due to an airlock in the water lines. Try turning on the tap and holding your finger over the nozzle for 5 seconds, then release. Repeat this several times. If that doesn't work, fill the water tank and use mains pressure to pressurize the tank. Also, check for any kinked hoses and make sure none are fouled.
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David JohnsonSep 5, 2025
Why is the circuit breaker tripping during use in my Ezytrail Caravans?
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  Robert ReedSep 6, 2025
  If the circuit breaker in your Ezytrail Caravan is tripping during use, it could be due to overloading. Check the amperage draw from the appliance you're using. It could also be a faulty appliance. Check the appliance and rectify any issues.
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reynoldsjonathanSep 9, 2025
Why is the cooker not igniting in my Ezytrail Caravans?
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  Zachary ChaseSep 9, 2025
  If the cooker in your Ezytrail Caravan is not igniting, several factors could be the cause. Try replacing the PIEZO battery. Ensure the gas bottle is not empty and is turned on. Check that the gas hose on the cooker is securely connected into the receiver. A dirty stove, a kinked hose, or a blocked regulator could also prevent ignition. Clean the stove, check the hose, or seek professional help for the regulator.
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Chad LawrenceSep 12, 2025
Why is the inverter not powering in my Ezytrail Caravans?
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  paceharoldSep 12, 2025
  If the inverter in your Ezytrail Caravan isn't powering, ensure the 12V connections are tight. Also, check that the power switch is turned on. A flat battery can also cause this issue, so charge the battery.

Summary

INTRODUCTION

TERMINOLOGY & ABBREVIATIONS

Defines key terms and acronyms used in the manual.

ABOUT YOUR OFFROAD CARAVAN

SPECIFICATIONS AND COMPONENTS

Details the caravan's model, type, weight, and key features.

BEARINGS AND SEALS

Details specifications for caravan bearings and seals.

SETTING UP YOUR CARAVAN

LOADING YOUR CARAVAN

Guidance on proper weight distribution for safe caravan loading.

SETTING UP YOUR CARAVAN (CONTINUED)

HITCH AND UNHITCH YOUR CARAVAN

Step-by-step instructions for connecting and disconnecting the caravan.

CAMPING SPOT AND LEVELLING

CHOOSING A SPOT TO SET UP

Advice on selecting a suitable campsite for setting up.

LEVELLING YOUR CARAVAN

Procedures for ensuring the caravan is level on site.

SITE POWER CONNECTION

Information on connecting to external power sources.

PACKING UP YOUR CARAVAN

SECURING FOR TRAVEL

Checklist for properly packing down and securing the caravan.

PREPARING FOR WEATHER AND STORAGE

PREPARING FOR BAD WEATHER

Steps to take to protect the caravan during adverse weather.

STORAGE AND CARE

LONG TERM STORAGE

Guidelines for protecting the caravan during storage.

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CARE

Cleaning advice for interior surfaces, windows, and exterior seals.

STORAGE AND CARE (CONTINUED)

MIRRORS, SCREENS, TOILET CHEMICALS, AND SECURITY

Care for mirrors, blinds, screens, toilet, and caravan security.

TORQUE SETTINGS

WHEEL NUTS, HITCH, AND TRAILING ARMS

Correct torque specifications for key components.

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE

BRAKE CONTROLLER AND TRAILER WIRING

How the brake controller and trailer plug wiring functions.

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

BREAKAWAY SWITCH AND SAFETY CAUTIONS

Details on the breakaway system, safety cautions.

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

HANDBRAKE ADJUSTMENT

Operation and adjustment of the parking brake and its cable.

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

ELECTRIC BRAKE USAGE AND ADJUSTMENT

Correct use, synchronization, and adjustment of electric brakes.

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

BRAKE COMPONENTS AND CORROSION PREVENTION

Care for magnets, shoes, and corrosion prevention methods.

WHEELS AND TYRES

HIGHWAY USE AND JACKING PROCEDURES

Tyre pressure for highway use and safe jacking.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

CHARGERS AND BATTERY CARE

Information on charging and battery maintenance.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (CONTINUED)

CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW

Overview of the caravan's electrical control panel functions.

GAS & WATER SYSTEMS

HOT WATER SYSTEM OPERATION

Instructions and warnings for the Truma hot water heater.

INDUCTION COOKTOP

USAGE, TROUBLESHOOTING, AND MOULD PREVENTION

How to use the cooktop, solve problems, and prevent mould.

TRIP CHECKLIST

PRE-HOOK UP TASKS

A checklist of essential tasks before connecting the caravan.

USEFUL ACCESSORIES

LEVELLING, CHOCKS, AND STONE PROTECTION

Information on levelling blocks, wheel chocks, and stone guards.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

ELECTRICAL, WATER, AND GAS ISSUES

Solutions for common electrical, water, and gas system problems.

BRAKES TROUBLESHOOTING

DIAGNOSING BRAKE PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting no brakes, weak brakes, locking, and intermittent issues.

HANDY TIPS FOR CAMPING

PREPARATION, PLANNING, AND RESOURCES

Tips for trip prep, planning, environmental care, and useful resources.

WARRANTY STATEMENT

CLAIMS, COVERAGE, AND CONTACT

Details on warranty validity, exclusions, lodging claims, and contact info.

MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW

SAFETY WARNINGS FOR SERVICING

Critical safety warnings that must be followed during maintenance.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (3 MONTHS;1,000 KM)

3 MONTHS; 1,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 3-month or 1,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (6 MONTHS;5,000 KM)

6 MONTHS; 5,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 6-month or 5,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (12 MONTHS;10,000 KM)

12 MONTHS; 10,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 12-month or 10,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (18 MONTHS;15,000 KM)

18 MONTHS; 15,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 18-month or 15,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (24 MONTHS;20,000 KM)

24 MONTHS; 20,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 24-month or 20,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (30 MONTHS;25,000 KM)

30 MONTHS; 25,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 30-month or 25,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (36 MONTHS;30,000 KM)

36 MONTHS; 30,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 36-month or 30,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (42 MONTHS;35,000 KM)

42 MONTHS; 35,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 42-month or 35,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (48 MONTHS;40,000 KM)

48 MONTHS; 40,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 48-month or 40,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (54 MONTHS;45,000 KM)

54 MONTHS; 45,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 54-month or 45,000km service interval.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (60 MONTHS;50,000 KM)

60 MONTHS; 50,000 KM INTERVAL

Maintenance tasks required at the 60-month or 50,000km service interval.

WINTON 10 FLY AWNING SETUP

AWNING ASSEMBLY STEPS

Step-by-step guide to setting up the Winton 10 fly awning.

Ezytrail WINTON 10 Specifications

General

Height	2.6 m
Sleeping Capacity	2
Brakes	Electric brakes
Gas Cylinder Capacity	2 x 9 kg
Cooking Facilities	3-burner gas cooktop, grill
Body Material	Aluminium composite
Chassis	Galvanized steel
Wheels	16" alloy wheels
Bed Configuration	Queen bed
Battery	2 x 100Ah

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Ezytrail WINTON 10 - User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

Summary

INTRODUCTION

TERMINOLOGY & ABBREVIATIONS

ABOUT YOUR OFFROAD CARAVAN

SPECIFICATIONS AND COMPONENTS

BEARINGS AND SEALS

SETTING UP YOUR CARAVAN

LOADING YOUR CARAVAN

SETTING UP YOUR CARAVAN (CONTINUED)

HITCH AND UNHITCH YOUR CARAVAN

CAMPING SPOT AND LEVELLING

CHOOSING A SPOT TO SET UP

LEVELLING YOUR CARAVAN

SITE POWER CONNECTION

PACKING UP YOUR CARAVAN

SECURING FOR TRAVEL

PREPARING FOR WEATHER AND STORAGE

PREPARING FOR BAD WEATHER

STORAGE AND CARE

LONG TERM STORAGE

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CARE

STORAGE AND CARE (CONTINUED)

MIRRORS, SCREENS, TOILET CHEMICALS, AND SECURITY

TORQUE SETTINGS

WHEEL NUTS, HITCH, AND TRAILING ARMS

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE

BRAKE CONTROLLER AND TRAILER WIRING

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

BREAKAWAY SWITCH AND SAFETY CAUTIONS

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

HANDBRAKE ADJUSTMENT

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

ELECTRIC BRAKE USAGE AND ADJUSTMENT

BRAKES AND HANDBRAKE (CONTINUED)

BRAKE COMPONENTS AND CORROSION PREVENTION

WHEELS AND TYRES

HIGHWAY USE AND JACKING PROCEDURES

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

CHARGERS AND BATTERY CARE

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (CONTINUED)

CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW

GAS & WATER SYSTEMS

HOT WATER SYSTEM OPERATION

INDUCTION COOKTOP

USAGE, TROUBLESHOOTING, AND MOULD PREVENTION

TRIP CHECKLIST

PRE-HOOK UP TASKS

USEFUL ACCESSORIES

LEVELLING, CHOCKS, AND STONE PROTECTION

TROUBLE SHOOTING

ELECTRICAL, WATER, AND GAS ISSUES

BRAKES TROUBLESHOOTING

DIAGNOSING BRAKE PROBLEMS

HANDY TIPS FOR CAMPING

PREPARATION, PLANNING, AND RESOURCES

WARRANTY STATEMENT

CLAIMS, COVERAGE, AND CONTACT

MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW

SAFETY WARNINGS FOR SERVICING

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (3 MONTHS;1,000 KM)

3 MONTHS; 1,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (6 MONTHS;5,000 KM)

6 MONTHS; 5,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (12 MONTHS;10,000 KM)

12 MONTHS; 10,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (18 MONTHS;15,000 KM)

18 MONTHS; 15,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (24 MONTHS;20,000 KM)

24 MONTHS; 20,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (30 MONTHS;25,000 KM)

30 MONTHS; 25,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (36 MONTHS;30,000 KM)

36 MONTHS; 30,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (42 MONTHS;35,000 KM)

42 MONTHS; 35,000 KM INTERVAL

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (48 MONTHS;40,000 KM)

48 MONTHS; 40,000 KM INTERVAL