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Topic: Need some urgent help please!
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09/4/2019 at 7:39pm
Location: North Devon Outfit: Robens Fairbanks Coleman Phad X3
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is it running on gas or electricity?
------------- Sean
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09/4/2019 at 8:05pm
Location: Teesside Outfit: Caravan and XC90
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I haven't heard about having to do that before, AJ.
But someone else might have a different view.
We use our blown air heater (Truma) without taking anything off the outside of the van.
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09/4/2019 at 8:13pm
Location: North Devon Outfit: Robens Fairbanks Coleman Phad X3
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Well if it's running on 'leccy they're definitely talking nonsense.
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09/4/2019 at 8:14pm
Location: Teesside Outfit: Caravan and XC90
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I just checked my Truma CP Plus manual and I cannot see any mention of taking the vents off the side of the caravan for using the blown air heater. I thought that the two vents on the side of my caravan were related just to the fridge....
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09/4/2019 at 8:29pm
Location: Auckland New Zealand Outfit: Toyota Hiace conversion
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Probably thinking of the Truma water heaters (e.g Ultrastore) where the vent has to be taken off before using on gas
------------- Alan in New Zealand
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09/4/2019 at 9:18pm
Location: Near Alton Towers Outfit: Bailey Burgundy S7 H
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You did the correct thing in asking.
Dave.
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11/4/2019 at 12:39am
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Quote: Originally posted by Harpmaker on 09/4/2019
Probably thinking of the Truma water heaters (e.g Ultrastore) where the vent has to be taken off before using on gas
I think maybe you are getting confused with the heating and hot water tank as I wholly agree with the comment above.
The flue for the gas fire comes out of a small exhaust vent on top of the caravan roof but the hot water tank flue (when used on gas) is a removable cover on the side of the caravan (about knee height) which is there to stop dust and insects entering the system when not in use.
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11/4/2019 at 8:28pm
Location: essex Outfit: Swift Challenger 570
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We have the same caravan as you, there is no cover for the heater, I think you may have got confused with the water heater which is on the other side of the van, this has a cover that needs to be removed if used on gas. We find the heating works well on electric and we prefer to use the room heater as opposed to the blown air
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