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I have a 2011 Bavaria MH which has a Truma Combi system. I haven't had to use the heating system in anger so I thought I would give it a try this evening. Its about -1c out there this evening. There is no water in the system as I drained it down a couple of weeks ago but I have read you can run the heating without water in the system.
I have set the temperature to max ( 5 ) and ran it for an hour and a half. Vapor was coming out the vent out side and all the appropriate noises where going on like the fan turning etc. However the temperature of the air coming out of the habitation vets inside the MH can only be described as lukewarm and after an hour and a half the MH was still freezing. When I turned the temperature control down normally when the van has reached a certain temperature the orange light would go out to signify the van has reached that temperature setting. However after an hour and a half I could turn the temp right down to number one and the heating was still running, obviously the van hadn't even reach the minimum temperature inside.
I have had the van since March and don't know if the Truma system should be serviced or something.
Any suggestion or pointers would be appreciated. I was hoping to go away in it next week but obviously can't with such a lousy heating system.
In our previous van we could never turn the heating on to max as it was too hot.
I have set the temperature to max ( 5 ) and ran it for an hour and a half. Vapor was coming out the vent out side and all the appropriate noises where going on like the fan turning etc. However the temperature of the air coming out of the habitation vets inside the MH can only be described as lukewarm and after an hour and a half the MH was still freezing. When I turned the temperature control down normally when the van has reached a certain temperature the orange light would go out to signify the van has reached that temperature setting. However after an hour and a half I could turn the temp right down to number one and the heating was still running, obviously the van hadn't even reach the minimum temperature inside.
I have had the van since March and don't know if the Truma system should be serviced or something.
Any suggestion or pointers would be appreciated. I was hoping to go away in it next week but obviously can't with such a lousy heating system.
In our previous van we could never turn the heating on to max as it was too hot.
but your quite correct