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17/11/2010 at 8:33pm
Location: NW of Glasgow
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Which bit doesn't work?
Gas operation, mains operation, or completely dead?
Have you tried the emergency start procedure?
(this is for the 3010, yours may be different)
19. Emergency start
• Disconnect 12V and the cable to the panel on the heater.
• Connect a cable between 2 and 9 in the contact device (on the heater).
• Connect 12V to the heater.
Now the heater starts with gas and 1kW. (Regulation of room temperature does not function, constant pump
operation).
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Jennifer
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17/11/2010 at 8:37pm
Location: Catterick North Yorks
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Its completely dead Jennifer. I will try the emergency start as you suggested. Thanks!
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17/11/2010 at 10:20pm
Location: NW of Glasgow
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http://www.alde.co.uk/downloads/alde_3010_instruct.pdf
some fault finding tips in here, something about fuses to check.
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Jennifer
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18/11/2010 at 12:14pm
Location: Ayrshire Scotland
Outfit: Santa Fe CRDi + Swift Conqueror 645
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Pete,
Inside the van the blown-air trunking has to be hidden, obviously, so if at any point in the 'run' it's not possible to hide it inside, then it has to go under the van and is secured to the underside of the floor.
My van has an end bedroom, immediately forward of it, on one side, is the toilet/washroom with the toilet on the side wall. I don't know whether the trunking is hidden inside the boxing-in of the wheel arch, I haven't bothered to look underneath, but it certainly can't get past the toilet so has to go under the floor. And before somebody voices their thoughts, on the other side is the main door so the trunking couldn't go down the other side without again having to go underneath.
Hence the reason why the bedroom is chilly, a combination of the distance to the blown-air outlet, and the fact of the underfloor trunking.
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18/11/2010 at 12:32pm
Location: leeds
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yes our sprite is the same under the door it goes outside to the rear but alas no more get my nice new snug crusadre on sunday with alde heating
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18/11/2010 at 12:43pm
Location: Ayrshire Scotland
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Simon,
I hate you!!! lolololololol
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18/11/2010 at 6:55pm
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My 2009 Lunar has ALL the pipes outside. Hence the colder it is the cooler the warm air blowing in.Totally unbeleivable this day and age.Useless in winter.I thought it was just Lunar but apparently not.
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19/11/2010 at 2:19pm
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abbey had them inside but we just use the fire without the blow fine and dandy even in minus 7 the other year
so whatever the system - nothing is perfect 's'life keep smiling
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I never used the blower. 
