To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I have over-voltage or under-voltage issue with my MDC XT16-HR East West Caravans?
If you're experiencing over-voltage or under-voltage with your MDC Caravans, it could be due to the voltage being beyond the nominal voltage ±25%. Use a multimeter to check your power supply. If the voltage is below the nominal voltage by 25%, recharge or change the battery. If it's above the nominal voltage by 25%, replace your power supply.
What to do if my MDC Caravans has ignition failure?
If your MDC Caravans is experiencing ignition failure, start by checking if there's enough fuel in the container. Also, inspect the fuel pipe for any blockages or breaks and repair or replace if necessary. If there is fuel condensation, use fuel suitable for low temperatures. Clean the exhaust pipe if blocked and if the controller is faulty, replace it.
How to stop my MDC XT16-HR East West Caravans from overheating?
If your MDC Caravans is overheating, there might be a blockage in the air inlet or outlet. Clear any obstructions you find. Another possible cause is a blockage in the exhaust pipe, so make sure to clean it out if necessary.
What to do when my MDC XT16-HR East West Caravans has flame failure?
If your MDC Caravans experiences flame failure, ensure there is enough fuel in the container. If the fuel level is adequate, the issue might stem from a faulty ignition sensor, which needs troubleshooting or replacement.
What to do if there is fault of flame sensor in MDC XT16-HR East West Caravans?
If the flame sensor in your MDC Caravans is faulty, start by checking all the plug-in connectors to make sure they are secure. If the connections are good, use a multimeter to check for a short circuit or open circuit in the lead of the flame sensor; fix or replace as needed. Also, test the continuity of the flame sensor with a multimeter; replace it if it fails the test.
How to fix fault of glow plug in MDC Caravans?
If the glow plug in your MDC Caravans is faulty, begin by checking that all plug connections are secure, correcting any that aren't. Next, use a multimeter to check for a short circuit or open circuit in the motor lead, and fix or replace it if needed. Lastly, check the glow plug’s resistance between the two leads; if it's not between 1-4 ohms, replace the glow plug.
What to do if there is fault of over-heating sensor in MDC Caravans?
If the over-heating sensor in your MDC Caravans is faulty, first ensure that all plugs are securely connected, correcting any that are not. Then, use a multimeter to check for a short circuit or open circuit in the lead, fixing or replacing it if necessary. Lastly, inspect the over-heating sensor for any damage and replace it if damage is found.
What to do if there is fault of temperature sensor in MDC XT16-HR East West?
If the temperature sensor in your MDC Caravans is faulty, check for a short circuit or open circuit in the lead using a multimeter and fix or replace it if necessary. Also, inspect the temperature sensor for any damage and replace it if damage is present.
Safety warning about reading manuals and proper maintenance.
Disclaimer about implied warranties and reading terms.
Information about electric brakes and breakaway system.
List of MDC store locations across Australia.
Key MDC contact numbers for support and sales.
Key specifications of the hybrid offroad caravan.
Information on bearing maintenance and replacement.
Step-by-step guide on how to hitch the caravan.
Detailed steps for securely coupling the caravan.
Detailed steps for safely uncoupling the caravan.
Guidelines for distributing weight for safe towing.
Advice on selecting a suitable campsite location.
How to use stabiliser legs and levelling blocks.
Connection and requirements for using site power.
Proper procedure for extending the electric awning.
How to extend, use, and retract the caravan kitchen.
Steps to protect the caravan from inclement weather.
Checklist for securely packing down the caravan.
Advice on protecting the caravan during storage and general care.
Correct torque specifications for critical bolts and nuts.
Torque and service for hitch and pivot bolts.
Introduction to brake system maintenance.
Overview of the caravan's electric brake system features.
Diagrams showing correct 12-pin trailer plug wiring.
Explanation of the breakaway system and its function.
Important cautions for breakaway system use.
Mechanical operation of the handbrake system.
Proper use and adjustment of electric brakes.
Guidelines for brake adjustment, cleaning, and lubrication.
Inspection and replacement of electric brake magnets.
Identifying when brake shoes and linings need replacement.
Tips to prevent corrosion on trailer parts.
Recommended tyre pressures for highway and off-road driving.
Information on installed chargers and inverters.
Operation and safety for the Truma hot water system.
How water pumps operate and troubleshooting.
Procedures for connecting gas bottles and appliances.
Warnings about gas detector use and flue clearance.
Overview of the diesel heater and its icons.
Specifications of the YUSENN DA2-12v Diesel Heater.
List of diesel heater parts with part numbers.
Safety precautions for operating the diesel heater.
Explanation of the diesel heater control panel functions.
Key operational advice, modes and startup.
Setting and regulating the diesel heater's temperature and modes.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving diesel heater malfunctions.
Methods to prevent mould growth in the caravan.
Comprehensive checklist for pre-trip preparations.
Checklist for tasks after hooking up to the tow vehicle.
Benefits and use of levelling blocks for setup.
Importance and use of wheel chocks for safety.
Benefits of covers and stone protection devices.
Troubleshooting no water pump operation or no water flow.
Troubleshooting why the gas cooker won't ignite.
Advice for towing off-road, wildlife, and road conditions.
Minimizing impact, planning remote trips, and resource apps.
Conditions and requirements for warranty claims.
Details of caravan warranty and exclusions.
Terms for factory seconds, ex-demo, and auction goods.
How to submit a warranty claim through the website.
Safety warnings for performing maintenance work.
First service checklist for 500km.
Service checklist for 6 months or 5,000km.
Service checklist for 12 months or 10,000km.
Service checklist for 18 months or 15,000km.
Service checklist for 24 months or 20,000km.
Service checklist for 30 months or 25,000km.
Service checklist for 36 months or 30,000km.
Service checklist for 42 months or 35,000km.
Service checklist for 48 months or 40,000km.
Service checklist for 54 months or 45,000km.
Contact info for Dometic, Cruisemaster, Thetford.
Contact details for Statewide Bearings branches.
Contact details for Statewide Bearings branches.
General| Brakes | 12" Electric |
|---|---|
| Battery | 2 x 100Ah |
| Solar | 2 x 150W |
| Cooktop | 3-burner gas stove |
| Solar Panel | 300W |
