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  • Page 1 OWNERS MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction Safety Features Breaksafe Handbrake Safety Chains ARK XO Jockey Wheel Cruisemaster DO35 Hitch Appliances Rear View Camera Water Pump Truma Hot Water System Diesel Heater Dometic Harrier Lite Air Conditioner Truma Aventa Comfort Air Conditioner Batteries & 12V System REDARC Manager30 &...

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Once you have picked up your camper or hybrid caravan it is recommended that you familiarise yourself once again with all aspects covered during your handover, and promptly report any queries to your local Maverick showroom, or place of purchase. This Owners Manual aims to cover certain processes, procedures for maintenance and pre-travel checks as well as troubleshooting advice.

  • Page 4: Safety Features

    SAFETY FEATURES BREAKSAFE A device that links your trailer/caravan to your car via a cable. In the case of the hitch and safety chains connecting your car to your caravan are separated during travel, the pin within the breaksafe is released causing the electric brakes on your caravan to engage.
  • Page 5 SAFETY FEATURES BREAKSAFE CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • Using a carabiner or similar, secure the breaksafe cable to the rear of the vehicle near the tow ball so that it is securely attached. • Ensure that the cable is free from wiring, plugs and other items near the front of the caravan such as the hand brake or hitch.

  • Page 6: Handbrake

    SAFETY FEATURES HANDBRAKE A device that manually applies the brakes on your caravan/ trailer to stop it rolling. The handbrake works in the same way as your car handbrake. The higher you lift the handbrake, the greater the pressure applied to the brakes and the stronger the brakes will hold the trailer or caravan in position.

  • Page 7: Safety Chains

    SAFETY FEATURES SAFETY CHAINS Always use safety chains when towing. They maintain the connection between the trailer/caravan and tow vehicle in the event of separation of the hitch and coupling. Safety chains are included with every trailer/caravan by law. The D-shackles provided are correctly rated for that particular van.

  • Page 8: Ark Xo Jockey Wheel

    SAFETY FEATURES ARK XO JOCKEY WHEEL Maverick Campers proudly include an ARK XO Jockey Wheel on every camper and hybrid caravan. Thoroughly tested and continually improved, the XO Series Jockey Wheels have fast become a standard within the camper trailer and caravan industry.
  • Page 9 SAFETY FEATURES ARK XO JOCKEY WHEEL CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • The large blue handle is used to swivel the jockey wheel into travel or loading positions. • A smaller silver handle allows the movement of the jockey up and down to accommodate level differences between your car and the trailer/caravan.

  • Page 10: Cruisemaster Do35 Hitch

    SAFETY FEATURES CRUISEMASTER DO35 HITCH For safety on road and capability off it High articulation in all direction ensures the trailer always follows you in challenging terrains. High articulation also provides safety in the event of an accident on the road. Simple to use locking mechanism The DO35 features a simple positive locking mechanism.
  • Page 11 SAFETY FEATURES CRUISEMASTER DO35 HITCH CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • Ensure the Tow Pin Cover is removed from the Tow Pin. • Set the coupling to the unlocked position by pushing down on the Red Lock Button while simultaneously pushing back the locking slide plate towards the Red Lock Button.

  • Page 12: Appliances

    APPLIANCES REAR VIEW CAMERA The plug & play rear view camera included in your hybrid caravan is designed to assist when reversing. A single camera is installed at the top rear of the van and hardwired to the Power switch in the van Control Panel, while the LCD monitor will be affixed in your tow vehicle and powered by the 12V plug.

  • Page 13: Water Pump

    APPLIANCES WATER PUMP The water pump included in your hybrid caravan is designed to be used only when you are drawing water from the water tanks. If you are connected to mains water, ensure the water pump is turned off as the water pressure from mains may impact the pump.

  • Page 14: Truma Hot Water System

    APPLIANCES TRUMA HOT WATER SYSTEM The Truma UltraRapid hot water system included in your caravan can function on both 240V and gas, and uses tank or mains water. You can set your desired water temperature (60°C or 70°C) conveniently on the control unit. If the water temperature drops, the electronics in UltraRapid reignite automatically.
  • Page 15 APPLIANCES TRUMA HOT WATER SYSTEM CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE: • To use the hot water system on gas, a gas bottle must be attached to the gas lines in the front toolbox and turned on. • When using the hot water system on 240V ensure that the caravan is getting power from the mains supply and the 240V switch is...

  • Page 16: Diesel Heater

    APPLIANCES DIESEL HEATER These instructions apply to the Digital Display Diesel Heaters that were/are installed in Viper hybrids from July 2023. CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • Ensure you have added diesel to the diesel tank in the front toolbox by using the external filling point.
  • Page 17 APPLIANCES DIESEL HEATER ERROR CODES • E-2 - Low Power Supply Check power supply to battery, voltage, and related fuses. • E-3 - Ignition Plug Malfunction Check for any wiring that may have come loose, become damaged or been disconnected. •...

  • Page 18: Dometic Harrier Lite Air Conditioner

    APPLIANCES DOMETIC HARRIER LITE AIR CONDITIONER CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • The roof mounted Dometic Harrier Lite air conditioner has three operating modes: OFF - STAND-BY - ON. • You can use the control panel on the unit and the remote control to: •...

  • Page 19: Truma Aventa Comfort Air Conditioner

    APPLIANCES TRUMA AVENTA AIR CONDITIONER CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • The roof mounted Truma Aventa Comfort air conditioner has four operating modes: COOLING - HEATING - AUTOMATIC - CIRCULATED AIR. • To use the remote control it must be pointed to the IR receiver on the control panel during operation.

  • Page 20: Redarc Manager30 & 2000W Inverter

    BATTERIES AND 12V REDARC MANAGER30 & 2000W INVERTER From October 2023 Maverick Viper Hybrids contain a REDARC Manager30 battery management system and a REDARC 2000W inverter as standard. This REDARC setup will be powered with a minimum of a single 200ah Maverick battery.
  • Page 21 BATTERIES AND 12V REDARC MANAGER30 & 2000W INVERTER CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • The Power must first be turned ON in the Control Panel of the caravan/trailer. • If you are using mains power your changeover switch should be turned to MAINS(1).

  • Page 22: Setting Up Your Van

    SETTING UP YOUR VAN STABILISER LEGS Included with your Maverick caravan is a winder for manually winding down your stabiliser legs. Do not use a rattle gun to wind down your stabiliser legs. CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • Pull the blue handle of the stabiliser leg to unlock the leg.

  • Page 23: Electric Awning

    SETTING UP YOUR VAN ELECTRIC AWNING Electric Awnings come standard across our Viper hybrid range. They work with a simple press of a button and can be operated by one person. A manual winder is also included should the electric motor fail. CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE: •...

  • Page 24: Lifting & Lowering The Roof

    SETTING UP YOUR VAN LIFTING & LOWERING THE ROOF - MANUAL CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • To lift the roof first begin by unlatching the latches on the outside of the caravan. • Unpin the internal roof bars at each end of the caravan.
  • Page 25 SETTING UP YOUR VAN LIFTING & LOWERING THE ROOF - ELECTRIC CORRECT USE OF THIS FEATURE • To lift the roof first begin by unlatching the latches on the outside of the caravan. • To raise and lower the electric roof use the switch installed in the van, or on the supplied remote.

  • Page 26: Before Travelling

    BEFORE TRAVELLING BATTERIES • Check the charge of your batteries. If the battery gauge doesn’t read 100% put your caravan on charge. • When travelling, your tow vehicle will provide power to the van when connected through the anderson plug. To ensure your fridge stays cold, the Power and Fridge switches must be turned on in the control panel.

  • Page 27: Final Checklist

    FINAL CHECKLIST Torque Specifications: Wheel nuts (135Nm) Shock absorbers (80Nm) Camber bolts (190Nm) Check bearings Large: #25580 | Small: #15123 Ensure the handbrake has tension when engaged. Check all lights are operating - brake, park, tail, side markers, reverse and indicators. Check your Breaksafe pin is engaged in the housing and that the electric breaks are functional.

  • Page 28: Quick Links

    QUICK LINKS Maverick Campers & Caravans Warranty Claims https://maverickcampers.com.au/warranty/ REDARC Electronics Australia https://www.redarcelectronics.com/au/ Truma https://www.truma.com/au/ CruiseMaster DO35 V3Plus https://cruisemaster.com.au/cruisemaster- do35-v3plus/ ARK Corp XO 750 Jockey Wheel https://www.arkcorp.com.au/product/xo750- jockey-wheel-copy/...

  • Page 29: Additional Tutorials

    ADDITIONAL TUTORIALS All Maverick tutorial videos are found on our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/c/MaverickCampers/...

  • Page 30: Troubleshooting

    • Ensure tanks are filled. • Check pump is turned on. • Listen to hear whether pump is functioning. • Reference the section of the maverick manual that discusses the pump in order to determine proper use of the pump.
  • Page 31 Unable to open • Ensure van has power. electrical roof • Ensure outside latches have been unlatched. Fridge not • Ensure frdidge has power supply. functioning • If error code has been identified reference your maverick manual to diagnose error.
  • Page 32 Where Adventure Where Adventure Begins Begins...

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