can anyone help me with my heating it is a truma and the fire is carver 3000 ,i am new to touring caravans so dont know how to work it ,when i turn it on it just blows cold air the thermo has a switch with 3 settings 1 has got curved lines the other setting turns it off and then there is a A on another setting ,if anybody knows what am talking about lol please help me.
somewhere in the van, there should be 2 fused spurs, one for the water heater & one for the room heater, find them. switch on the room heater one, then set the front slider on top of the heater to the elec & fan setting, its the one with a pic of a fan & lightning flash, then use the slide control to up the fan speed & temp, so turn it to max for now in a while it should warm up but its not immediate.
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turn the room heater (the one on the wall) to max, turn the knob on the heater towards the curved lines setting, then turn the blower on, but just at no1, after about 10 - 15 mins you should feel heat coming through blowers, now you can increase blower speed, we usually leave it on no3, but you might need it a bit higher this weather, you will know if heater is working ok when you turn thermo on room heater you will hear a click.
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ronnie van zant
15-01-48 - 20-10-77
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The fire only heats on gas with a 12v fan for the blown air, theres no mains electric heating.
The fan works by having it on 'A' for automatic or the other 'on' position is manual.
On manual you set the speed with the dial and it stays at that speed, on automatic you set the maximum speed and it speeds up and down within that set range dependent on the fires temperature.
With the water heater, if it has mains electric heating there will be a white plastic box on the end of the water tank which sticks out of the insulation jacket. If it's gas only heating the end of the tank has just the insulation showing.
oh right thank for that gary i think i know now how it works,but i have 2 switches with red lights on 1 is by the heating cantrols and the other one is in a unit under the fridge.
The water heater on mains uses a 'fused switched spur' that's the switch with a light. The one near the heater I guess will be for the water heater, if you can trace the wire leading from the back of the water tank and make sure the tanks full of water before switching on.
It takes about 45mins to fully heat a tank of cold water
i really want to thank you all for your help i have it sussed now , am l lot more happier about going in the caravan now i know how everything works lol.
i was just about to throw it on ebay lol i had it all ready to go on when i got garys email and printed and tested everything and every thing is working i think it is going to take me a while to get used to all this hard work,
thanks againn to everyone who replyed with there help most apreciated.
you can always rely on your fellow caravaners/campers to help you out when in doubt, thats the beauty of this site, but were you told about the hospitality charge? make sure you have a fridge full of the good stuff just in case you meet up on site
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ronnie van zant
15-01-48 - 20-10-77
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you can always rely on your fellow caravaners/campers to help you out when in doubt, thats the beauty of this site, but were you told about the hospitality charge? make sure you have a fridge full of the good stuff just in case you meet up on site
after all my years on here our caravan would be grossly overloaded,i have been advised against this
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i have never been any were in the tourer yet as am a beginner lol, so i dont know any thing about the rally and the only thorntons i know is were the sell chocs yum yum.
could you give me a web site i could go and browse on so i can see the sites.
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