We bought a Troll 540 in 2023. the washroom door hinges have worked loose and the door has fallen off. Anyone else with the same problem? I'll put plastic wood in the holes and screw the hinges on the door back in place

Oh no, I have a 2024 540 on order and had hoped that the door issue had been resolved with the more secure top and bottom door latching arrangement. I currently have a 2013 530 and we use bungees to stop the door from opening in transit. But my issue is with the cheap poor quality hinges that fracture so easily with road movement. They have become consumable items for me.

I think I shall follow a suggestion made by Colin to brace the end washroom wall against the overhead locker where there is currently free space. I somehow had hoped that these issues may have been overcome!

Yes indeed and it looks to be fit for the job unlike the pre 2023 arrangement with just the top locator pin. But it looks as though there are still problems with hinge/screw fittings although the new hinges appear to be of a better design.

Bungee strap from door handle to coat hooks at the side works just fine.
The only time our door swung open was when I didn’t fit the bungee and Jan thought I had so she didn’t check! Luckily, the spare wheel was stored over the axle, so it couldn’t move too far, and we found it when we stopped at an Aire for coffee.

That was before the truck wrote the van off - seems insignificant now!

2023 Troll. Last Summer - 2000 miles across France - no problem. September from East Anglia to Tewkesbury and then on to Wales and the door fell off! I stuck the hinges back in with Araldite and matchsticks and it held. At the first service Leisure first added three more hinges - so now there are seven down the door. Another French trip this year and, touch wood, door is still there. Mind you we haven't been to Tewkesbury yet this year.

They have clearly swapped to a material (MDF? Particleboard?) that isn't really up to the job. Screws do work loose in the older plywood, but can usually just be retightened. I found my wardrobe door hinge screws were all loose on our latest trip away - one had dropped out and was nestling on the heater. The only really effective way to stop these modern Eriba door screws from pulling out would be to use "inter" cabinet screws - like you get from IKEA to hold two cabinets together. Also known as Chicago screws. Picture shown of Inter Screws available from Screwfix. Plenty of similar designs available on Amazon or Ebay, however the problem might well be accessing both sides of the attachment board? Or it being visible when done. Basically shoddy product development by Hymer/Eriba.