Help! Truma control panel (1 Viewer)

[RichieRY]

Hey all,

As you know - I am really new at this.

We took our brand new motorhome out to Pembrokeshire and then for a little run around Holland, Germany, Belgium and France at half term and really loved it - luckily we had no problems. That was Feb half term.

NOW HELP!

I am in the South of France and I am stuck! I first of all had an issue with the water just emptying - apparently after some research I found out this was due to an anti freezing something or other and I had to click something to stop it spewing out the bottom. That was not too bad as it was in Ashford just before I went to the shuttle.

Now I am near St Tropez and having constant heating/water issues. The Truma system keep dishing out the warning codes (which are not in the book and are not on-line - of course they have not emailed back). So I was having plain sailing just going from aire to aire not hooking up as I was running of solar power and just topping up the water. I arrived at an aire with hook up and that's when it started. I keep getting 'E632 H'. I called the dealership and apparently this is due to the aires wiring and not to use it so it tripped the system (I was talked through the reset task on the main unit under the seating area). But now even not being hooked up its saying it. Any ideas? And also I keep getting various other ones.

Stressed dad of two flying solo until Saturday

Rich

 

[RichieRY]

Hi RichieRY, I am having the exact same issue and I’m panicking a little bit, could you please tell me exactly where that tiny button is located?? ?

Morning,

Sorry I only just seen this. So the button in the main unit in a tiny tiny hole - I use a skewer to press it! I have the motorhome with me at school today for an event so I can take a picture. I will try and upload it shortly.

 

[NeetsAnita]

Morning,

Sorry I only just seen this. So the button in the main unit in a tiny tiny hole - I use a skewer to press it! I have the motorhome with me at school today for an event so I can take a picture. I will try and upload it shortly.

No worries, it’s all sorted out like I said in my last post, support sent me instructions and a photo which I posted, I am sure it will be useful to others!
Thanks anyways!

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[RichieRY]

No worries, it’s all sorted out like I said in my last post, support sent me instructions and a photo which I posted, I am sure it will be useful to others!
Thanks anyways!

Ah - I didn't look back at the thread - just the email. Glad you sorted it. Sounds like they were more helpful to you than they were to me.

Rich

 

[Homerlad]

Glad I read the whole thread before chipping in.
We had the same issue first time out in our van (E632H)it would be when the nights were cold.
Also weekend so no dealer or Truma to talk to.
The link by NeetsAnita is word for word the response we eventually got which solved the problem.
Only comment I would make is that when you access the switch the action is not positive I was forced to assume I had done d biz and proceed with the rest of the instructions which worked perfect.
No problems since.
Good luck.

 

[Pikei911]

Thank you so much. This really helped. We are in Scotland and had the same Problem. But it heated all the time. 24 degrees outside and 35 inside. Nearly got insane. Now everything ist fine again.

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[SD j]

E632h Error,
Just thought I would also add to this thread.
We got the error 632h last night , we followed the instructions too and managed to get it working again.
This code isn’t in the manual, I feel this is due to the fact that when you remove the necessary cover your exposing your self to live connections (240v)

 

[Pausim]

E632h Error,
Just thought I would also add to this thread.
We got the error 632h last night , we followed the instructions too and managed to get it working again.
This code isn’t in the manual, I feel this is due to the fact that when you remove the necessary cover your exposing your self to live connections (240v)

Over heating protection.

 

[SD j]

Over heating protection.
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Strange , that’s definitely not in my manual.
2019?

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[Pausim]

Strange , that’s definitely not in my manual.
2019?

I Googled it on the interweb thingy. First hit had only a few codes and then I found this one with a lot more info.

 

[SD j]

Thanks for that , I now see in my book that overheat protection is error #45 which obviously isn’t useful when the code displayed is #632
this May help someone else .

 

[SD j]

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[Smida]

Huge thanks for posting this, I have a brand new caravan and first time out experienced the same.
I found the switch difficult to access down the little hole.
I rang Truma and they were very helpful.

I will post some pictures and more information.
Do please don’t kick me out because my motor home hasn’t got an engine on the front

 

[mitzimad]

Morning,

Sorry I only just seen this. So the button in the main unit in a tiny tiny hole - I use a skewer to press it! I have the motorhome with me at school today for an event so I can take a picture. I will try and upload it shortly.

a warning to everyone dont push anything metal into holes in electrical equipment im hoping it was a plastic skewer

 

[Smida]

I too was nervous because I couldn’t see what I was supposed to be pushing, when I have the electric off tomorrow I will post A picture of what the switch looks like ( without the cover on)

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[Reallyretired]

Reverse polarity is not uncommon but not a problem. Something I have found on many sites/aires is low voltage, often 220v or less. It hasn't caused me any grief so far but I beleive some fridges and heaters may fail to work if its too low. I assume its due to long and insufficiently thick wiring around the site.

 

[movan]

Smida

 

[Pausim]

I am confused, what small hole needs a small pointy instrument (e.g. a plastic skewer) pushing into it.

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[Simon Select]

https://www.truma.net/sites/default/files/inline-files/truma-heating-cp-plus-installation-operating-us_0.pdf

Instruction manual for your system.

 

[Smida]

This is the hole, inside is a little switch with wire connectors on each side. I will post a photo of the inside tomorrow, but today the sun distracted me

 

[RichieRY]

I am confused, what small hole needs a small pointy instrument (e.g. a plastic skewer) pushing into it.

This threw me too! Since I started this thread I have had a number of issues with this system (its far from perfect). That tine hole thing appears to do nothing. When I went into a dealer they showed me a a tiny reset button right below the flashing lights which always works when we have to go this far to reset.

Touch wood - this year I have had minimal issues with either vehicle and customers have not had to call me to ask to reset.