Truma AquaGo AU Operating Instructions & Installation Instructions

Operating instructions Page 2

Installation instructions Page 19

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Truma AquaGo AU

LP Gas Instant Water Heater

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Truma AquaGo AU instant water heater (appliance)

Overview / Designation of parts

Legend

1 Cold water connection 1/2 inch NPT
2 Hot water connection 1/2 inch NPT
3 Circulation line connection 1/2 inch NPT

(comfort plus model only)

4 Pressure relief valve

4a Test lever

5 Flue fan
6 Unit casing
7 Control unit
8 POWER switch

9 Latch
10 Flue duct
11 Easy Drain Lever

11a Water inlet filter

12 Gas pipe grommet (side)
13 Gas valve
14 Cover plate
15 Temperature stabiliser

16 Water flow sensor
17 Burner with manifold, orifice size 0.82mm
18 Circulation pump
19 Heat exchanger

20 Access door (assembly)
21 Turn lock
22 Webbing
23 Ventilation grille (air inlet, exhaust)
24 Grommet for 12 V cable

(power supply)
25 Type plate
26 Exhaust pressure switch
27 Control panel

LED 1 Power-ON LED 1– green
LED 2 Error code LED 2 – red
LED 3 Status LED 3 – yellow

Fig. 1 (Unit casing/Frame partially omitted)

Fig. 2 (rear view of appliance)

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Trademark information

Truma AquaGo referred to as AquaGo below.

Truma AquaGo comfort AU referred to as
AquaGo comfort below.
Truma AquaGo comfort plus AU referred to as
AquaGo comfort plus below.

Intended use

The AquaGo instant water heater (appliance) may be used
only to heat tap water in recreational vehicles (RVs) that are
used for recreation, travel or camping.

RVs are recreational vehicles designed as temporary living
quarters for recreation, camping or travel use. Such vehicles
have their own power or are towed by another vehicle.

Prohibited use

Any use other than the intended use (see above) is prohibited.
Examples of prohibited use:

• Use in a marine environment.

• Use as part of a space heating system.

• Use in mobile homes.

• Use in food trucks or roadside food vending vehicles.

• Use in construction trailers

• Use as a pool heater

Glossary

electric antifreeze kit AquaGo electric antifreeze kit

appliance AquaGo instant water heater

AWG American Wire Gauge

control panel Control panel CP classic AquaGo

heating cartridge AquaGo electric antifreeze kit cartridge

MWG Metric Wire Gauge

Model

Truma AquaGo comfort AU (DLE6AC)
Truma AquaGo comfort plus AU (DLE6ACP)

Table of contents

Overview / Designation of parts ..................................... 2

Trademark information ..................................................... 3

Intended use ....................................................................... 3

Prohibited use .................................................................... 3

Glossary ............................................................................... 3

Model ................................................................................... 3

Consumer Safety Information

Safety symbols and signal words ................................... 4

Safety behaviour and practices ...................................... 4

Safety features ................................................................... 6

Operating instructions

How the appliance works ................................................. 7

Pressure relief valve .......................................................... 7

Access door ........................................................................ 8

Opening the access door ...................................................... 8

Removing the access door ................................................... 8

Closing the access door ........................................................ 8

Starting the appliance ....................................................... 9

Inspections before each use ................................................. 9

Operating procedures ........................................................... 9

Switching ON the appliance ................................................. 9

Operating modes (control panel) ........................................ 10

Description of the yellow status LED 3 .............................. 10

Switching OFF the appliance .............................................. 10

Operation in frost conditions ......................................... 11

Winterising ........................................................................ 11

Winterising the appliance ................................................... 11

Winterising the RV with a winterising fluid ........................ 11

AquaGo technical data .................................................... 12

Approval ............................................................................ 12

Maintenance ..................................................................... 13

Draining the water and cleaning the water inlet filter ........ 13

Decalcification .................................................................. 14

Decalcification frequency ................................................... 14

Performing decalcification .................................................. 14

Interrupting decalcification ................................................. 16

Accessories ....................................................................... 16

Troubleshooting ............................................................... 17

Truma warranty policy .................................................... 18

Installation Instructions

Safety behaviour and practices .................................... 19

Selecting a suitable location .......................................... 19

Preparing for installation ................................................ 19

Unpacking the appliance .................................................... 19

Preparing the installation site .............................................. 19

Preparing the gas connection ............................................. 20

– Gas side connection ......................................................... 20

– Gas rear connection ......................................................... 21

Preparing the water connection ......................................... 21

Preparing the 12 VDC electrical connection ....................... 21

Connection diagrams .......................................................... 22

Mounting the control panel ................................................ 23

Installing the appliance ................................................... 23

Gas connection ................................................................. 24

Connecting the gas line (gas side connection) ................... 24

Connecting the gas line (gas rear connection) ................... 25

Functional check .............................................................. 26

APPENDIX A – Error Codes ............................................ 27

APPENDIX B – Functional Diagram .............................. 29

APPENDIX C – Spare Parts (all models) ....................... 31

APPENDIX D – Electrical Connection Diagram .......... 33

APPENDIX E – Notes for painting the access door

and cover plate ...................................... 34

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Safety symbols and signal words

This is the safety alert symbol. This symbol
alerts you to potential hazards that can kill or
hurt you and others.

indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.

indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.

indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in minor or
moderate injury.

is used to address practices not re-

lated to physical injury.

Other important information or tips

Safety behaviour and practices

If the gas system is leaking or if there is a
smell of gas

• extinguish all open flames

• open windows and door

• close all shut-off valves and gas cylinders

• do not smoke

• do not activate any electric switches

• ask an expert to inspect the entire system!

Ensuring a safe operating environment

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Suffocation through exhaust
gases. To ensure dissipation of exhaust gas­es, operate the appliance outdoors only.

– Never use in enclosed spaces or tents or

breathe in the exhaust gases.

– If installing an awning, make sure that the

exhaust system terminates outdoors.

– If you park the RV in an enclosed space,

such as a garage or repair shop:
· You must block the fuel supply.
· You must switch the appliance off at the

control panel.

Consumer Safety Information

• Keep the air inlet and exhaust outlet free
of obstructions in order to ensure clean
combustion.

• Do not place articles on or against the ap-
pliance. Do not lean any objects against
the water heater’s access door or place any
foreign objects within 61 cm (2 feet) of the
access door.

• Do not use or store flammable materials near
the appliance.

• Do not spray aerosols in the vicinity of the
appliance while it is in operation.

• Do not modify the appliance.

Responsibilities of the operator

• Avoid possible serious health issues caused
by electromagnetic radiation. All persons
with a pacemaker are prohibited from open­ing the access door and maintaining the ap­pliance during operation.

• The operator is responsible for the water
filled into the appliance and its quality.

• The use of upright gas cylinders from which
gas is taken in the gas phase is mandato­ry for the operation of gas regulators, gas
equipment and gas systems. Gas cylinders
from which gas is taken in the liquid phase
(e. g. for forklifts) must not be used, since
they would result in damage to the gas
system.

• Gas systems and pressure regulators must
comply with the technical and administrative
regulations of the country in which the appli­ance is used (AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas instal­lations in caravans and boats for non-propul­sive purposes (“LP Gas installations”)).

• For your own safety it is absolutely neces­sary to have the complete gas installation
regularly checked by an expert (at least every
2 years). The vehicle owner is always respon­sible for arranging the gas inspection.

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Safe operation

• Use only with propane gas (in accordance
with AS 4670).

• The nominal gas system pressure must be

2.75 kPa.

• LP tanks must be filled by a qualified gas
supplier only.

• Hot water can be dangerous, especially for
infants, children, the elderly or infirm. It can
cause severe burns. Therefore:

– Never actuate the pressure reliefvalve

(Fig.1 – 4 ) as long as the appliance is still
hot.

– Never actuate the Easy Drain Lever

(Fig. 1 – 11) as long as the appliance is un­der water pressure and/or still hot.

• Always check the water temperature before
entering a shower or bath.

• How long before hot water causes skin
damage?

Temperature °C Time before skin becomes scalded

68 1 second
64 2 seconds
60 5 seconds
56 15 seconds
52 1 minute
51 3 minutes
48 5 minutes
37 safe bathing temperature

Source: Moritz, A.R. / Herriques, F.C.: Studies of thermal injuries: the relative im­portance of time and surface temperature in causation of cutaneous burns
A. J. Pathol 1947; 23: 695 – 720

• The water pressure on the inlet side must be
limited to 450 kPa, otherwise internal com­ponents of the appliance will be damaged.
On (city) water connections with a pressure
higher than 450 kPa a pressure regulator is
strongly recommended.

While driving

• To avoid damage, make sure the access door
(Fig. 1 – 20) to the appliance is closed before
moving the RV, as follows:

– Turn lock is engaged.
– Access door is flush with the cover plate.

• Shut OFF gas and the LP tank when moving
the RV. This disables all gas appliances and
pilot lights. Gas appliances must never be
operated while the vehicle is in motion.

• Shut OFF the appliance when refueling or
pumping gas, in multi-storey car parks, in
garages or on ferries.

• To avoid damage, make sure no spray water
enters the appliance when cleaning the RV,
e.g., do not spray directly into the openings/
ventilation grille.

Safe handling of malfunctions

• Switch OFF the gas supply and the appliance:

– if anything seems to be out of the ordinary.
– if you smell gas.

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Fire / explosion if you attempt
to use an appliance that has been damaged
by flooding or if the vehicle has been involved
in an accident. A damaged appliance must
be repaired by an expert or be replaced.

• Only carry out repairs yourself if the solution
is described in the troubleshooting guide of
this manual.

• A damaged appliance may have to be re­placed with a new one.

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Safe maintenance and repair

• Repairs may only be carried out by an expert.

• Children must not carry out maintenance,
repair or cleaning work.

• Before accessing terminals, please secure all
supply circuits (i.e. 12 V) and make sure that
the gas supply is securely turned off.

• Any work involving connection or intercon­necting wiring must be carried out by a li­censed electrician.

• Only use AquaGo decalcification tablets to
decalcify the appliance to avoid damage and
the voiding of your warranty.

– Never use vinegar.
– The use of non-Truma-approved substances

for decalcification can cause chemical re­actions and produce hazardous substances
that could enter the drinking water.

• Any alteration to the appliance or its controls
can cause unforeseen serious hazards and
will void the warranty.

• After a long period of winterisation: Flush all
hot/cold water hoses and the appliance thor­oughly with drinking water before using it.

• Keep the appliance free of foreign objects,
e.g., leaves, animals, spiderwebs, and keep
the area around free of snow and ice. The
appliance will not function properly if the in­take air or exhaust terminal is obstructed.

Safety features

The appliance is equipped with the following safety devices:

Flame monitoring

If the flame goes out, the gas supply to the burner is switched
off (after 3 failed restarts).

Low-voltage (over-voltage) shutdown

If the voltage drops below 10 VDC (or rises above16.4 VDC),
the appliance shuts off.

Overcurrent protection

If there is a short circuit in the appliance (>10A), a fuse on
the control unit is activated and the appliance is switched off.

Monitoring of the flue fan

If there is a failure of the flue fan, the gas supply to the burner
is switched off.

Monitoring of hot water temperature

A water over temperature switch avoids excessively high wa­ter temperatures in case of a malfunction.

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Operating instructions

Read and follow the “Consumer Safety Instructions” be­fore operating the appliance.

Scalding injuries caused by hot water!

Water temperatures over 52 ºC can cause severe burns or
scalding and in extreme cases even death.

• Before using the hot water tap or using the shower, allow
the hot water to run until the water temperature no longer
increases.

• Test the temperature of the water before placing a child in
the bath or shower.

• Do not leave a child or an infirm person in the bath
unsupervised.

How the appliance works

The appliance was developed exclusively for use in recreational
vehicles (RVs).

The appliance is connected between the vehicle’s fresh water
supply and its hot water system.

It is powered by propane and a 12 VDC power supply. The
ventilation grid on the access door allows combustion air to
flow into the appliance and exhaust gas to flow out.

When the appliance is switched on, the tap water will be
heated on-demand:

• A volume-flow sensor in the appliance detects when the hot
water tap has been opened and the volume flow is greater
than approximately 1.5 litres/min. The burner then starts
automatically.

• The burner control continously adjusts the heater output
based on volume flow and inlet water temperature, so that
the temperature at the hot water outlet is approximately
49°C. A temperature stabiliser is also installed in the appli­ance to minimise fluctuations of the outlet temperature.

• After some time the maximum temperature at the tap or
in the shower is reached. The length of time will depend
on the model and variations in the water system (length of
pipes, insulation, circulation line, etc.). Like in a home show­er, a comfortable water temperature at the shower head is
reached by mixing in cold water.

• When the volume flow is less than approximately

1.5 litres/min or the tap is closed, the burner is
automatically switched off.

The AquaGo is equipped with a circulation pump. The circula­tion pump as well as the burner are switched on automatically
by the control unit in order to keep the water temperature
above 39 °C in “COMFORT” mode and 5°C in “ECO” mode.

Risk of damage in frost conditions.

Refer to “Operation in frost conditions” on Page11.

Pressure relief valve

Scalding injury from hot water and/or tampering with
the pressure relief valve!

• Never actuate the pressure relief valve as long as the ap­pliance is still hot.

• Do not place a plug or reducing coupling on the outlet
part of the valve

The pressure relief valve is a safety component and must
not be removed for any reason other than replacement.

• The pressure relief valve is not serviceable; if defective, it
must be replaced. It must be replaced by a Truma certified
service technician.

Tampering with the pressure relief valve will void the warranty.

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4

4b

Fig. 3

4 Pressure relief valve
4a Lever in “valve closed during operation” position
4b Lever in “open” position

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Access door

Opening the access door

1. Turn the turn lock counterclockwise to the vertical position.

open

Fig. 4

• The access door can be opened in two different
positions:

– Position  is the maximum opening width for

switching the appliance on or off.

– Position  is the starting position for removing

the access door.

Damage to the hinge!

• Do not try to remove the access door in Position . Posi­tion  is the maximum opening width of the access door.

• Only remove the access door in Position .

2. Open the access door to Position .



Fig. 5

Removing the access door

1. Open the access door to Position .

2. Move the access door upwards to remove it.



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II

Fig. 6

Closing the access door

Damage to the access door and the RV if the access
door is not closed properly!

• Make sure that the access door is flush with the cover
plate when closed.

1. If removed, insert the access door into the cover plate.

2. Make sure that the webbing is not pinched between the ac­cess door and the cover plate.

3. Press the access door against the cover plate.

4. Turn the turn lock clockwise

into the horizontal position.

close

Fig. 7

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Starting the appliance

Danger of over-temperature and toxic exhaust gases!

• Use with propane gas only. Butane or any mixtures con­taining more than 10% butane must not be used.

• Keep the air inlet and exhaust gas outlet free of obstruc­tions. Do not lean any objects against the appliance’s
access door or place any foreign objects within 61 cm of
the access door.

Danger of combustion, personal injury and damage to
RV!

• Keep the area around the appliance free from combustible
materials, petrol, and other flammable vapours or liquids.

• Switch the gas supply and the appliance off:

• if anything seems to be out of the ordinary.

• if you smell gas.

• if you move the RV.

• before entering a service station.

• before entering a tunnel.

Inspections before each use

Check the appliance for the following points before each use.
In case of damage, contact an authorised Truma service pro­vider and do not operate the appliance.

1. Check for visible damage, e.g., on the cover plate or access
door.

2. Provide adequate quantities of propane gas and fresh water.

3. Switch ON and check the 12 V power supply of your RV.

4. Check that the access door of the appliance is closed.

5. Keep the appliance free of foreign objects, e.g., leaves, an­imals, spiderwebs, and keep the area around free of snow
and ice. The appliance will not function properly if the intake
air or exhaust terminal is obstructed.

Operating procedures

Risk of damage in frost conditions.

In frost conditions, ambient temperatures below 4°C, there
is a risk that water in pipes, taps and appliances could
freeze. This can cause considerable damage.

• Before you fill water into appliances and parts that trans­port water, you must heat the installation area sufficiently
so that the water cannot freeze.

Proceed as follows to fill the appliance with water:

1. Close open bypass lines (if present). Insert the water inlet fil­ter or heating cartridge – if removed. See “Draining the wa­ter and cleaning the water inlet filter” on Page13, steps
2, 7, 9 – 11.

2. Turn on fresh water supply or switch on water pump.

3. Fill the water system.

• Open all water-release points, e.g., cold and hot water

taps, showers, toilets.

It is important that you bleed the water system be­fore starting the appliance.

– Once water flows continously, the water system is vented.

Close the water-release points.

Start the appliance as follows:

4. Make sure that the propane gas supply is turned on.

5. Switch on the 12 V power supply (RV).

6. Open the access door (refer to “Opening the access door”
on Page8).

7. Switch on the appliance at the POWER switch (refer to
“Switching ON the appliance” on Page9).

8.

Select the desired operating mode (refer to “Operating
modes (control panel)” on Page10.

9. Close the access door (refer to “Closing the access door”
on Page8).

Scalding injuries caused by hot water!

Water temperatures over 52 ºC can cause severe burns or
scalding and in extreme cases even death.

• Before using the hot water tap or using the shower, allow
the hot water to run until the water temperature no longer
increases.

• Test the temperature of the water before placing a child in
the bath or shower.

• Do not leave a child or an infirm person in the bath
unsupervised.

• There may be a variation between the temperature
delivered from the appliance and the temperature
at the tap due to water conditions or the length of
pipe from the appliance.

• The presence of a flow restrictor in the hot water
line may Iimit the water flow.

10. How to use hot water:

• To obtain the desired water temperature at the tap or in
the shower, mix cold and hot water.

• Particularly when showering, wait until the water tem­perature has stabilised before entering or allowing other
people or animals to enter the shower.

Switching ON the appliance

1. Open the access door (refer to “Opening the access door”
on Page8).

2. To switch on the appliance, switch the POWER
switch (Fig. 8 – 8) to one of the two “ON” positions.

Both ON positions on the POWER switch have the
same function. Choose your preferred position.

• When the green power ON LED 1 (Fig. 8 – LED 1) is lit,

the appliance is switched on.

• If the red error code LED 2 (Fig. 8 – LED 2) is lit / flashes,

there is a fault or warning. (refer to “APPENDIX A – Error
Codes” on Page27).

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LED 1

LED 2

Power

Power

Fig. 8

• The appliance is now ready for using the control panel inside
your vehicle (refer to “Operating modes (control panel)” on
Page10).

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Operating modes (control panel)

A control panel to select the operating mode is included with
the delivery.

LED 3

Rotary switch

O

Eco

Clean

Fig. 9

With the rotary switch (Fig. 9) you can choose between the
following operating modes:

Sign Operating mode / Description

ECO
The appliance is now running in energy-saving mode.

• Water temperature at outlet is approximately 49 °C.

• Prevention of freezing by using propane gas. The
temperature in the appliance is automatically
kept above 5 °C.

• During operation, the yellow status LED 3 is lit.

COMFORT
The appliance is now running in a mode that pro-

vides rapid availability of hot water.

• Water temperature at outlet is approximately 49 °C.

• Standby heat.
The temperature in the appliance is automatically
kept above 39 ºC.

• During operation, the yellow status LED 3 is lit.

Off

Stand-by. The appliance is not running in any oper­ating mode.

• The yellow status LED 3 is off.

To switch off the POWER and gas supply refer

to “Switching OFF the appliance” on Page10.
ANTIFREEZE
Prevention of freezing using 12 VDC electricity:

Operating mode with installed electric anti-

freeze kit (available as an accessory) and ap­pliance switched on. The temperature in the appli­ance is automatically kept above 5 °C.

• During operation, the yellow status LED 3 is lit.

Clean DECALCIFICATION

See “Decalcification” on Page14.

For safety reasons, after 30 seconds the de-

calcification process cannot be stopped until
the system has been rinsed in accordance with the
instructions. See “Interrupting decalcification” on
Page16

Description of the yellow status LED 3

(see Fig. 9 – LED 3)

Signal Meaning

LED 3 lit – Appliance is switched on
LED 3 is off – Appliance is switched off.

– See “Troubleshooting” on Page17.

Every 7 s, LED 3 is
interrupted for 1 s

– The appliance must be decalcified

LED 3 flashes slowly
1 s on, 1 s off

– Decalcification mode has been

activated

LED 3 flashes
quickly

– Before you use the water system

you must rinse it (see step f) “Rins­ing the water system” on Page 15).

LED 3 flashes
2x briefly after a
break.

– There is a fault in the appliance.

The exact fault diagnosis must be
determined via error LED 2. Refer
to “APPENDIX A – Error Codes” on
Page27.

– Risk of freezing, the temperature in

the appliance is below 3 °C.

Switching OFF the appliance

1. Set the control panel to “Off”.

2. Open the access door (refer to “Opening the access door”
on Page8).

3. Switch off the appliance at the POWER switch (Fig. 8).

The green Power-ON LED 1 (Fig. 8) extinguishes.

4. Close the access door (refer to “Closing the access door”
on Page8).

5. If the appliance is not needed, turn off the gas supply to the
appliance.

If you intend to put the RV into storage or turn off
the appliance during freezing temperatures, refer to

“Winterising” on Page11.

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Operation in frost conditions

(Ambient temperatures below 4°C)

Risk of damage in frost conditions.

In frost conditions, ambient temperatures below 4°C, there
is a risk that water in pipes, taps and appliances could freeze.
This can cause considerable damage.

• If the appliance is not to be used in frost conditions, you
must winterise the appliance. Refer to “Winterising the
appliance” on Page11.

• Winter operation will not protect the RV’s entire water
system. Water lines, taps, water tanks and the external
water valves and the vehicle must be heated separately.

• The RV must be designed for winter use/freezing
conditions.

• The water pipes in the RV must be ice-free to operate the
AquaGo in winter. Otherwise, there is no water flow and
the appliance does not start.

When the vehicle is standing, to -20°C

• The appliance has a built-in thermostat that will start the
burner and the circulation pump whenever the temperature
in the appliance falls below +5°C. The burner will automati­cally shut off when it senses a temperature above 44°C.

•

For the appliance to operate properly, you
must ensure a constant supply of power (12 V), propane
gas, sufficient water in the system. You must leave the ap­pliance powered “ON”. The operating mode must be “ECO”
or “COMFORT”. The water system must be bled so that the
circulation pump works.

•

If the vehicle is standing and ambient tempera­tures are below -20°C, the appliance must not be operated
and must be winterised. To winterise the appliance (refer to
“Winterising” on Page11).

While driving (or if there is no gas supply), to -20 °C

•

Gas must not be used for heating while the ve­hicle is in motion. Ask your dealer / vehicle manufacturer
about options for heating your RV while driving.

• An electric antifreeze kit is available as an accessory (ask
your dealer). With this kit, the appliance can be kept frost­free while you are driving or if there is no gas supply (to
ambient temperatures of -20 °C). The electric antifreeze kit
includes detailed instructions.

–

While the vehicle is in motion and at ambi­ent temperatures below -20 °C the appliance must not be
operated and must be winterised. To winterise the appli­ance (refer to “Winterising” on Page11).

Winterising

Severe damage to the water system components and
the appliance!

Any damage caused by freezing or an unsuitable winteris­ing fluid will not be covered by warranty.

• Follow the recommendations below if the appliance will
be stored under freezing conditions or for an extended
period of time.

• Winterise the appliance at the start of the winter season
or before travelling to a location where freezing conditions
are likely.

If your RV is equipped with a bypass around the appliance,
separate the appliance from the water system with the
bypass.

Winterising the appliance

To winterise the appliance, you must drain all water from the
appliance. To do this we advise the following steps:

• Remove the water inlet filter or heating cartridge. See
“Draining the water and cleaning the water inlet filter” on
Page13, steps 1to 8.

• Let water completely drain from the appliance. This can
take several minutes.

• Do not insert the water inlet filter or heating cartridge into
the appliance during winter – if the appliance is not used.

•

Danger of crushing/pinching of fin-
gers when the Easy Drain Lever is closed! Never put
fingers between the Easy Drain Lever and latch.

• Close the Easy Drain Lever and the access door.

Once the water has been drained, the appliance is protected
against freezing conditions.

Winterising the RV with a winterising fluid

• Winterising the RV with a winterising fluid is only
possible with an installed bypass kit (not in scope
of delivery)

• Refer to the connection diagram “Connection di­agrams” on Page22 for all letters referred to in
the following description.

Winterising AquaGo comfort

1. Close valves A and B.

2. Open valve C.

3. Drain the appliance (see “Draining the water and cleaning
the water inlet filter” on Page13).

4. Flush the RV’s water system with a suitable winterising fluid
according to the supplier’s or RV manufacturer’s guidelines.

Winterising AquaGo comfort plus

1. Close valves A, B and E.

2. Make sure that valve D remains in the closed position.

3. Open valve C.

4. Drain the appliance (see “Draining the water and cleaning
the water inlet filter” on Page13).

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5. Flush the RV’s water system with a suitable winterising fluid
according to the supplier’s or RV manufacturer’s guidelines.

6. Close all taps (if open).

7. Open valve D.

8. Wait until winterising fluid has drained. Collect escaping
fluid in a suitable vessel.

9. Close valve D.

AquaGo technical data

Nominal input power
(calorific value)

61.9 MJ/h

Fuel propane gas

(in accordance with AS 4670)

Fuel inlet pressure 2.62 – 3.49 kPa

2.75 kPa (nominal)
Fuel manifold pressure 0.33 – 2.50 kPa
Nominal voltage 12 V DC (<1V

pp

)

Power input

AquaGo comfort < 2.5 A
AquaGo comfort plus < 2.5 A
Water operating pressure 450 kPa maximal
Standard water outlet

temperature

49°C

Water volume 1.3litres

Ambient temperature

AquaGo comfort
AquaGo comfort plus

-20°C…+40°C

Dimensions (without flange and cover plate)

Width Height Depth

mm 318 318 394

Dimensions of cover plate

Size XS

mm 384 394 20.2

Standard

mm 450 450 20.2

Adapter

mm 510 510 20.2

Installation cutout and depth

Width Height Depth*

mm 324 324 450 – 500**

Weight of unit without
access door

(approx.) 15.5 kg

Weight of access door stand­ard and access door XS

(approx.) 1.3 kg

Weight of access door adapt­er kit

(approx.) 2.5 kg

* Depending on application
** Recommended

Approval

AGA approval number 8638

RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark)

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Maintenance

Repairs must be performed by a certified service technician.
Truma recommends that the appliance be serviced annually
by a certified service technician. Verify proper operation after
servicing.

High temperatures or repair attempts while the gas
supply is turned on may result in scalding injuries!

• Turn OFF the electrical power supply and the gas supply
before starting maintenance and repair work.

• Allow the appliance to cool down.

• Never actuate the pressure relief valve as long as the ap­pliance is still hot.

Injuries caused by the Easy Drain Lever!

• Never actuate the Easy Drain Lever as long as the appli­ance is under water pressure and/or is still hot.

Sharp edges can cause cuts and injury!

• Always wear protective gloves to avoid injuries from
sharp edges during maintenance work.

Draining the water and cleaning the water
inlet filter

To keep the appliance fully functional, clean the water
inlet filter at least once a year.

1. Set the control panel to “Off“.

2. Remove the access door (refer to “Removing the access door”
on Page8.)

3. Switch OFF the appliance at the POWER switch.

4. Open all hot water taps and wait for cold water. This will
ensure that hot water is removed from the appliance before
draining.

5. Turn OFF the water supply or switch OFF the water pump.

6. Leave the hot water tap open in order to depressurise and
vent the water system.

Injuries caused by the Easy Drain Lever!

When the Easy Drain Lever is folded out, it protrudes beyond
the side wall of the vehicle.

• When walking past or bending over, make sure that you
and others have sufficient distance.

7. Open the latch with your thumb while pulling the EasyDrain
Lever down as far as it will go.

8. Remove the water inlet filter (or heating cartridge) as shown
in Fig. 10 and clean it with clean water.

9. Inspect the O-rings on the water inlet filter (or heating car­tridge) for cracks. Change the filter assembly (see, “APPEN­DIX C – Spare Parts (all models)” on Page31) if there are
cracks.

I

II

Easy Drain Lever

Water inlet filter *

Water inlet filter *

To p

Latch

Latch

O-rings

* or heating cartridge

Fig. 10

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Danger of crushing/pinching of fingers when the
EasyDrain Lever is closed!

• Never put fingers between the Easy Drain Lever and wa­ter inlet filter or latch.

If, during installation, it is difficult to install the filter car­tridge, use a small amount of soap on the O-rings. Never

use grease because the O-rings are not resistant to grease.

10. Install the water inlet filter (or heating cartridge) as shown
in Fig. 10. Observe the correct installation position and
close the Easy Drain Lever until it is locked by the latch.

You can hear a “clicking” sound as the EasyDrain Lever
engages.

11. Insert and close the access door (refer to “Closing the
access door” on Page8).

Decalcification

Risk of damage in frost conditions.

In frost conditions, ambient temperatures below 4°C, there
is a risk that water in pipes, taps and appliances could
freeze. This can cause considerable damage.

• Do not decalcify the appliance in frost conditions.

Decalcification frequency

Lime scale occurs especially as a result of precipitation from
“hard” water. The appliance must be decalcified regularly de­pending on water hardness and hot water consumption.

Recommended decalcification frequency per year

Water hardness

mg/l CaCO

3

Very hard
>180

1 2 4

Hard
121 – 180

1 1 3

Moderately hard
61 – 120

1 1 2

Soft
0 – 60

1 1 1

Use low* normal* high*

* Hot water consumption
low –> approximately 2400 l /Year
normal –> approximately 6000 l /Year
high –> approximately 24000 l /Year

Performing decalcification

An integrated water consumption meter recognises (after hot
water consumption of approx. 6000 l) that decalcification is
necessary. The assumed water hardness is “hard” and can­not be changed. The yellow status LED3 (Fig. 9) indicates
that decalcification is necessary (goes off briefly about every
7seconds).

The use of non original AquaGo decalcification tablets
(e.g. vinegar) for decalcification can cause chemical
reactions and produce hazardous substances that
could enter the drinking water supply.

• Do not mix AquaGo decalcification tablets with other
substances to avoid chemical reactions and production of
hazardous substances.

• Use only AquaGo decalcification tablets to decalcify the
appliance to avoid:

– chemical reactions and production of hazardous

substances,
– damage to your appliance,
– and the voiding of your warranty.
– Call your local AquaGo dealer or service provider or see

www.truma.com for more information to obtain

AquaGo decalcification tablets.

Irritation of skin and eyes in case of contact with de­calcification agent

Wear protective gloves, eye protection and face protection
to avoid contact.

• Never use the water supply in the RV during decalcification

• In case of skin contact with the decalcification agent, im­mediately rinse the affected area with plenty of water.

• In case of eye contact, hold eyelid open and rinse with
running water for 10 – 15 min. Remove contact lenses, if
present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. Consult an eye
specialist.

• If you swallow the decalcification agent, immediately
rinse your mouth and drink plenty of water in small sips.
Do not vomit. Consult a doctor.

During decalcification, you must also observe the
following

• Damage to the appliance if decalcification is interrupted.
– You must complete the decalcification process and then

rinse thoroughly with clean water.

– Allow about 3 hours for decalcification. The appliance

works on its own for most of this time.

• Sensitive surfaces (e. g. marble) may be damaged through

contact with the decalcification agent.

– Immediately remove splashes of decalcification agent on

these surfaces.

a) Preparing for decalcification

For safety reasons, once the decalcification process has

started it must not be stopped until the system has been
rinsed (see process f). All operating modes of the appliance
are blocked until decalcification has been completed.

Tasks within the RV

• Set the control panel to “Off”.

• Turn OFF the water supply or switch OFF the water
pump.

• Open a hot water tap to relieve pressure in the system.

• On all water taps attach the warning sign “Caution decal­cification in progress” in a clearly visible position. Warn­ing signs are enclosed with the decalcification tablets.

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b) Draining the water system

Tasks outside the RV

• Remove the access door (refer to “Removing the access
door” on Page8)

• Switch OFF the appliance at the POWER switch

• Drain the water system and remove the water inlet filter.
To do this, please refer to “Draining the water and clean­ing the water inlet filter” on Page13, Steps 4 to 8.

•

You must use
the water inlet filter for de­calcification (included with
the delivery Fig.1– 11a).
If you are using an electric
antifreeze kit, it must be
removed and be un­plugged from the power
supply before decalcifica­tion (see Fig. 11).

Fig. 11

c) Introducing the decalcification agent

Tasks outside the RV

•

Irritation of skin and eyes in case of
contact with decalcification agent. Wear protective gloves,
eye protection and face protection to avoid contact.

• Fill the water inlet filter with 6 AquaGo decalcification tab­lets (content of one blister pack).

6 x

Fig.12

• Re-insert the water inlet filter. See Step 9 in “Draining the
water and cleaning the water inlet filter” on Page 12.

• Switch ON the appliance at the POWER switch.

d) Filling the water system

Tasks within the RV

• Turn on fresh water supply or switch on water pump

The decalcification tablets dissolve in water quickly

(approx. 10 minutes). So that the decalcification
agent is not rinsed out, when filling, run the water only as
long as necessary. The Truma decalcification tablets col­our the water slightly red.

• Fill the water system.

– Open all water-release points, e.g., hot water taps,

showers, toilets.

– Once water flows evenly, the water system is vented.

– Close the water-release points.

You must bleed the water system thoroughly otherwise
the circulation pump cannot circulate the decalcification

solution.

e) Starting decalcification

Tasks within the RV

• Set the control panel to “Clean”.

– If decalcification does not start, switch the appliance on

at the POWER switch.

• Decalcification takes about 3 hours (during this
time, you do not have to do anything).

• Decalcification is indicated by a slow flashing (1 s on,
1 s off) of the status LED 3 (Fig. 9) on the control
panel.

• During decalcification, the control panel must re­main set to “Clean”.

• Decalcification is complete when the status LED 3
(Fig. 9) flashes quickly on the control panel.

f) Rinsing the water system

• You will need about 30 litres of water to rinse the
water system.

• Dispose of (used) decalcification solution in accord­ance with local laws and regulations.

Tasks within the RV

• Open all water-release points, e.g., hot water taps, show­ers, toilets.

• Run the water until the status LED 3 (Fig. 9) on the
control panel goes out.

• Set the control panel to “Off”.

• Close all water-release points.

• Turn OFF the water supply or switch OFF the water pump.

• Open a hot water tap to relieve pressure in the system.

To make sure that the appliance and the water pipes
contain no decalcification agent, empty the water sys-

tem again and refill it.

Tasks outside the RV

• Switch the appliance OFF at the POWER switch (red error
code LED 2 (Fig 8) flashes before it switches off).

• Drain the water system. Refer to “Draining the water and
cleaning the water inlet filter” on Page13, Steps 4. to 8.

• Install the water inlet filter* referring to step 9.

* Or antifreeze cartridge if electric antifreeze kit is installed.

• Switch ON the appliance at the POWER switch.

• Insert and close the access door. Refer to “Closing the
access door” on Page8.

You have to switch the appliance off and on to unblock
decalcification and enable further operation.

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g) Filling the water system

Tasks within the RV

• Turn on fresh water supply or switch on water pump.

• Fill the water system.

– Open all water-release points, e.g., hot water taps,

showers, toilets .
– Once water flows evenly, the water system is vented.
– Close the water-release points.

• Before you use the water system and the appliance,
check the colour of the water at all taps:

– Slightly red –> rinse again.
– Clear –> decalcification is finished.

• Remove the warning signs “Caution decalcification in
progress”.

Interrupting decalcification

Decalcification is indicated through slow flashing (1s on,
1s off) of the status LED 3 (Fig. 9) on the control panel.

• Decalcification can be interrupted by switching the control
panel to “Off”.

– Decalcification is interrupted after about 2 s.

– The status LED 3 (Fig. 9) on the control panel flashes

quickly.

•

Irritation of skin and eyes in case of
contact with decalcification agent. Wear protective gloves,
eye protection and face protection to avoid contact.

• First you must take out the water inlet filter and remove any
AquaGo decalcification tablets that it may contain.

– To take out the water inlet filter, refer to “Draining the wa-

ter and cleaning the water inlet filter” on Page 12.

– Dispose of AquaGo decalcification tablets in accordance

with local laws and regulations.

• Before you use the water system again, you must rinse it
(see Step f) “Rinsing the water system” on Page 15) and
fill it with water (see Step g) “Filling the water system” on
Page16).

Accessories

Electric antifreeze kit *

Truma offers an electric antifreeze kit (part no. 77400-01) that
keeps the appliance frost-free to -20 °C while you are driving
or if there is no gas supply. To operate the kit, you need a 12V
(120W) power supply from the vehicle’s on-board system.
Ask your dealer.

AquaGo decalcification tablets

Truma offers decalcification tablets (part no. 77300-01) to
decalcify the AquaGo.

Truma rear installation gas connection kit

Truma offers a rear installation gas connection kit (part no.
77000-37500) if installation from the back of the appliance is
required.

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Troubleshooting

Problem Potential cause Resolution

No hot water at
the tap

Gas supply is turned off or interrupted. Check and/or turn on gas supply.

Gas tank is empty. Refill/replace the gas tank.

The appliance is switched off. Switch on the appliance according to instructions

(refer to “Operating procedures” on Page9).

Fresh water supply is turned off. Open the fresh water supply.

Power supply to the appliance is switched off. Switch on power supply to the appliance.

Defect in the appliance. LED 2 flashes red (refer to “APPENDIX A – Error

Codes” on Page27) and contact a certified ser­vice technician if necessary.

Boiling noises Too much lime scale in the appliance. The appliance must be decalcified (refer to “Decal-

cification” on Page14).

Hot water temper­ature too low.

Gas flow to the appliance is too low (gas inlet pres­sure < 2.62 kPa.

Consult vehicle documentation to determine
if gas supply is capable of providing the
necessary volume of gas for the appliance.

Contact a service technician to verify
a suitable gas installation.

Volume flow of hot water is too high and/or the
temperature of cold water reaching the appliance
is too low.

Turn down hot water at the tap or in the shower in
order to reduce volume flow.

Potentially retrofit a volume flow throttle into the
water system. This must be performed only by a
certified service technician.

Too much lime scale in the appliance. The appliance must be decalcified (refer to “Decal-

cification” on Page 14).

Water escaping
at pressure relief
valve.

Water pressure in water system too high. Adjust the water pump pressure to a maximum of

450 kPa.

If the water system is connected to a central water
supply higher than 450 kPa (4.5 bar) (rural or urban
connection), a water pressure reducer must be used.

Install a water pressure reducer (e.g. Truma water
pressure regulator) at the fresh water supply.

Water cannot expand in the water system. Contact the vehicle manufacturer about retrofitting

a pressure compensation element.

Lime or dirt under the pressure relief valve seat.

Allow the appliance to cool and then slowly raise
the test lever (Fig. 3 – 4a) to flush the water system
and attempt to force dirt or foreign matter out of
the pressure relief valve seat.

Replace pressure relief valve. This must be per­formed only by a Truma certified service technician.

Water escaping
at the water inlet
filter

Lime or dirt under the O-ring seats. Clean the O-rings and their corresponding sealing

surfaces with clean water.

The yellow LED 3
is off although an
operating mode
was selected.

Power switch is OFF. Switch ON the appliance at the POWER switch.

Power supply to the appliance is switched off. Switch on power supply to the appliance.

The power supply was interrupted. Reset by switching OFF at the control panel,

waiting 2 seconds and then switching on again.

If fault persists, please contact the nearest Service Australia.

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Warranty does not cover

Any heater which has been:

(a) Subject to misuse, neglect, accident or alteration by any
person.

(b) Damaged or destroyed by fire, flood, act of God or other
inevitable accident.

• Fair wear and tear.

• Damage from foreign substances such as dirt or liquid.

• Travelling expenses or call out fee to and from authorised
service agents premises.

• Accommodation or Site Expenses.

• Cleaning of the system or cleaning and adjustment of the
gas system. This is considered to be a part of normal prod­uct maintenance.

• Heater not operating or resultant damage to the unit be­cause it has not been operated in a level position.

• Freight cost of the appliance or parts, to or from, point of
service or transit damage.

• Service Australia / Truma are not responsible for resultant
loss or damage sustained by the purchaser.

• Appliance not operating or resultant damage to the unit
where the appliance has not been installed, ventilated,
flued or operated in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.

Apart from any warranties implied by the Trade Practices Act
1974 or any relevant State legislation all other warranties
express or implied whether arising by virtue of statute or
otherwise are hereby excluded.

Truma warranty policy

The warranty is given by Service Australia for 24 months from
the date of purchase against any defect arising from faulty
materials or workmanship.

Repairs will be carried out during normal business hours only
by Service Australia, or its duly authorised service agents,
and are subject to the warranty conditions and exclusions
hereunder.

Warranty conditions

• The company will only provide service on presentation
of proof of purchase, on either the Truma product, or the
Caravan / RV / Pleasure Craft in which the Truma product
has been installed, to any authorised service agent. The pur­chaser must allow the service agent to photocopy the proof
of purchase to facilitate his claim to the manufacturer.

• Warranty repairs can only be performed by authorised
service agents and under no circumstances will Service
Australia reimburse repairs carried out by unauthorised per­sons. Tampering with any part of the product by unauthor­ised personnel will automatically void the warranty.

• The product must be used solely for domestic purposes. If
the product is used for commercial purposes the warranty
is 6 months only.

• Where applicable, the products must be used on the ap­propriate electrical voltage, gas type and pressure, or fuel
source.

• If at any time during the warranty period any part or parts
are replaced with a part or parts not supplied or approved
by Truma, this warranty shall immediately become void.

Important notice

Before calling a service technician please check carefully
the operating instructions, warranty terms and conditions. If
the product fails for any of the reasons detailed therein, or is
faulty due to abuse, misuse or improper installation, then a
service fee shall be charged to the purchaser.

If you have any queries regarding the interpretation of the
warranty you should contact Service Australia.

Whilst this book represents service outlets at the time of
printing, changes occur from time to time. Should you have
any queries or wish to locate your nearest authorised service
agent please contact Service Australia.

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Read, observe, and follow these safety instructions to
avoid injuries during installation or operation.

Safety behaviour and practices

• This appliance must be installed in accordance with

the AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas installations in cara­vans and boats for non-propulsive purposes (“LP Gas
installations”).

• This appliance must be installed in accordance with

the manufacturer’s installation instructions, munic­ipal building codes, electrical wiring regulations,
AS/NZS3500.4 “Plumbing and Drainage Part4:
Heated Water Services” and any other statutory
regulations.

• Installation must be performed by an authorised Truma

recommended installer, service agency, or OEM. Improper
installation, alteration, service, or maintenance can cause
property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

– Do not attempt installation as a Do-it-Yourself project.

• Install in recreational vehicles (RVs) only.

– Install the appliance on an exterior wall, with the access

door opening to the outside.

– Install the appliance in the direction shown.

• Switch off the vehicle’s on-board power supply during in-

stallation and when connecting the appliance

• Close the vehicle’s gas supply during installation and when

connecting the appliance.

• Always wear protective gloves to avoid injuries from sharp

edges during installation and maintenance work.

• Handle the appliance only by lifting or grabbing the metal

casing. Never lift or grab the appliance by any of its delicate
interior components.

• Make sure that all combustion air is supplied from outside

the RV. DO NOT draw air for combustion from occupied
spaces.

• Make sure that all exhaust gases are directed outside of the RV.

– Protect building materials from exhaust gases.

– Never direct the exhaust gases to any outdoor enclosed

spaces, such as a porch.

• Any alteration to the appliance or its controls can cause un-

foreseen serious hazards and will void the warranty.

• DO NOT alter the appliance for a positive grounding battery

system.

• DO NOT shorten the power cable or remove the sticker that

indicates polarity.

• DO NOT perform a hi-pot test on the appliance unless the

electronic ignition system (circuit board) has been discon­nected. A hi-pot test applies a very high voltage between
two conductors.

• DO NOT use a battery charger to supply power to the appli-

ance, even when testing.

• If the vehicle requires welding DO NOT connect the 12 V DC

power to the appliance. Electrical welding will cause serious
damage to the appliance controller.

Selecting a suitable location

The appliance is designed to be installed on a floor or a fixed
platform with access to water. Electrical connections are es­tablished at the back. Gas access is from the side or from the
rear.

The appliance is designed exclusively for installation on an
outside wall of a RV.

Installation of the appliance on the back of a trailer is not
advised because of high pollution caused, e.g., by dirty

and wet roads.

Risk of poisonous exhaust gases due to improper
installation!

• Make sure that the appliance is installed as described
below.

• DO NOT install the appliance in any location where the vent
may be covered or obstructed when any door or window on
the RV is opened or due to the design of the RV or due to
special features of the RV such as slide-out, pop-up, etc.

• DO NOT install on a swing door.

• The distance from openings / windows must comply

with AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas installations.

• The distance to corner of vehicle must comply
with AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas installations.

• The distance from gas cylinder must comply
with AS/NZS AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas installations.

Preparing for installation

Sharp edges can cause cuts and injury!

• Always wear protective gloves to avoid injuries from
sharp edges during installation work and while handling
the appliance.

Unpacking the appliance

1. Carefully remove the appliance from its packaging.

2. Remove the 4 edge protections from the appliance.

3. Check the appliance for transport damage. If any damage
is evident DO NOT install or operate the appliance. Contact
your supplier for advice.

4. Remove the protection caps from the water connections
and the gas connection only immediately before installation.

5. There are no further transport locks installed.

Preparing the installation site

1. Make sure that the appliance is in contact with the vehicle
floor or a platform with adequate weight-bearing capacity
when installed.

2. To install on a carpeted area, install a metal or wood panel
under the appliance that extends at least 7.6 cm beyond the
width and depth of the appliance.

3. If escaping water may damage components or the vehicle,
install a collection pan below the appliance. Direct the flow
of water from the pan to outside the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

20

4. Make sure that the front edge of the opening is surrounded
by a solid frame to firmly anchor the appliance. If needed,
build an appropriate frame (Fig. 13) with the following di­mensions:
Width a = 324 mm
Height b = 324 mm
Depth c = > 450 mm

a

b

c

Top

Fig. 13

• The required depth “c” depends on how the water
hoses, electrical connection cable, and gas line are
installed. The depth “c” must be determined for the
particular situation before installation.

• The corners of the rough opening must be at right
angles. The exterior wall opening must be the same
dimensions with no rounded corners.

• An access door adapter kit is available for replacing
existing water heaters, with a large cut-out in the
outer wall of the RV. The adapter plate must be
installed before the appliance is installed. The ac­cess door adapter kit includes detailed installation
instructions.

5. Make sure you have suitable screws ready:

• Without access door adapter kit
In order to securely fasten the appliance and the cover plate,
the screws must be suitable for the chosen frame material
and have a diameter of 3.5 mm to 4.2 mm.

–

Never use countersunk screws to secure the
cover plate, as it will be damaged (tear). Use pan head
screws.

– For the length of the screws follow the screw manufactur-

er’s guidelines.

• With access door adapter kit
You must use the 22 screws (4.2 x 13 mm) that are included
with the access door adapter kit.

– 14 x for fixing: appliance with adapter plate.
– 8 x for fixing: cover plate with adapter plate.

Preparing the gas connection

Risk of explosion due to improper installation of the
gas connection!

• Make sure that the operating pressure of the gas supply
corresponds to the operating pressure of the appliance

2.62 – 3.49 kPa.

For correct installation, you must also observe the
following:

• The gas connection (SAE 45° Flare Male – SAE J512,
5/8 inch – 18) is located inside the appliance.

• Make sure that the gas line to the appliance is able to sup­ply the maximum required quantity of gas 61.9 MJ/h, with­out the gas pressure on the gas connector of the appliance
falling below 2.62 kPa.

• Consider the space needed to lay the gas line and integrate
the appliance when planning the installation space.

• Guide the gas line into the installation space so that the ap­pliance may be removed and reinstalled if service or repairs
are needed.

• Allow sufficient length and flexibility in the gas line for con­nection or disconnection of the gas line.

• Reduce the number of separation points in the gas line to
the technically required number.

• Avoid separation points in the gas line in spaces used by
people.

• Ensure that the gas connection from the vehicle is in place
before installing the appliance.

– Gas side connection

Risk of explosion due to improper installation of the
gas side connection!

• Use rigid metal 3/8 inch pipes (corresponds to 1/2 inch
(12.7 mm) outside diameter) for the side gas connector of
the appliance to the gas system of the RV.

• In exceptions, flexible gas hoses may be used for the side
gas connector. The following 4 conditions must be met:

1. Guidelines, laws or regulations allow the use of flexible

gas hoses in this application.

2. The flexible gas hoses are certified for this type of

application.

3. The flexible gas hoses can be inspected easily over their

entire length.

4. New flexible gas hoses are used for the installation.

The gas line is guided into the appliance from the side. A hole
with a gas pipe grommet (side) is provided in the unit casing
for this purpose.

• Slide the appliance carefully into the installation space until
the installation frame makes contact.

• Make sure that the gas line connects vertically with the ap­pliance’s gas connection and without tension.

• If the connection is OK, push the gas line back.
It will be connected in a later step.

Gas pipe grommet (side)

Top

Gas supply line

Side

Fig. 14

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Preparing the water connection

All water connections on the appliance are 1/2 inchNPT male
connections.

• Use only pressure pumps in the water system, not
immersion pumps, as air in the water system could
cause malfunctions.

• The network of lines must be planned before installa­tion (refer to “Connection diagrams” on Page22).

• Keep the length of the water pipes as short as
possible.

• Because of the risk of frost, install water pipes only
in adequately heated areas of the RV.

• Avoid thermal bridges.

• Install water pipes in a rising direction so that air in
the pipes can escape.

• For AquaGo comfort plus
Protect the circulation line against heat loss with
sufficient insulation material.

• Use a suitable connector with a seal for establishing the
water connection to the appliance.

• Use of flexible water hoses of at least 1/2 inchdiameter is
preferred.

• Make sure that all water hoses are installed without kinks.

• Make sure that the water connections from the vehicle are
in place before installing the appliance.

Preparing the 12 VDC electrical connection

All electrical connections must comply with all national,
regional or local electrical codes.

Risk of a short circuit and hazardous situations due to
improper installation of the electrical connection!

• Use only insulated terminals for all electrical connections.

• The positive line must be protected with a 7.5A fuse (ex­clusively dedicated to the appliance) near the battery’s
positive terminal.

• The power supply cable must have a diameter of at least:

– 16 AWG (1.5 mm² MWG) for up to 12 m length

(bidirectional)

– 14 AWG (2.0 mm² MWG) for up to 20 m length

(bidirectional)

• Establish the 12 VDC electrical connections according to
the connection diagram “Electrical connection for all mod­els” on Page22.

• To ensure reliable operation:

– Provide a constant voltage supply.
– Filter any AC spikes or voltage surges.
– The AC voltage ripple must not exceed 1 Vpp.

• Make sure that the electrical connections from the vehicle
are in place before installing the appliance.

– Gas rear connection

Risk of explosion when using flexible gas hoses with
a gas rear connection.

• Flexible gas hoses can leak due to the high temperatures
in the appliance.

• You must use rigid metal 3/8 inch pipes (corresponds
to 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) outside diameter) for a gas rear
connection.

Truma offers a rear installation gas connection kit (part no.
77000-37500) if installation from the back of the appliance is
required.

Scope of delivery:

– A brass elbow with a 45° SAE flare style fitting,
– a plug,
– gas pipe grommet (rear) and
– cable tie are included.

Top

Gas supply line
Rigid (metal) 3/8 in. pipe

Gas pipe grommet
(rear)

Rear

Side

Gas pipe grommet
(side)

Fig. 15

• Open the pre-punched hole on the rear side of the appliance.

• Insert the gas pipe grommet (rear) in this hole (pay attention
to the direction).

Rear

I II

Fig. 16

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Connection diagrams

• The drawings are not intended to describe a complete system. It is up to the certified service technician to determine
the necessary components for and configuration of the particular system being installed (for example, an additional
surge protector).

• The drawings do not imply compliance with state or local code requirements or regulations. It is the certified service
technician’s responsibility to make sure that the installation is fully compliant with all state or local code requirements
or regulations.

AquaGo comfort

Hot Water
Outlet

Cold Water
Inlet

Maximum pressure 450 kPa

Inlet pressure 2.62 - 3.49 kPa

LP gas supply (propane only)

Top

Instant
Water Heater

C*

A*

B*

* Bypass kit for winterising (not in scope of delivery)

Tap 1 Tap 2 Shower

Gas rear connection

Gas side connection

Fig. 17

AquaGo comfort plus

Circulation
Line Inlet

Cold Water
Inlet

Maximum pressure 450 kPA

Inlet pressure 2.62 - 3.49 kPa

Top

Hot Water
Outlet

Instant
Water Heater

C* D*

A*

E*

B*

* Bypass kit for winterising (not in scope of delivery)

Drain Line

LP gas supply (propane only)

Gas side connection

Tap 1 Tap 2 Shower

Gas rear connection

Fig. 18

Electrical connection for all models

Maximum length of the power supply cable (including cables for the optional switch):

• for 16 AWG or 1.5 mm² MWG: max. 12m (bidirectional)

• for 14 AWG or 2.0 mm² MWG: max. 20m (bidirectional)

12 VDC
Ripple < 1 V

pp

12 VDC
Power
Supply

Instant
Water Heater

+

+

-

-

7.5 A

Switch ON - OFF
(Rating: ≥ 7.5 A)

Optional:

Control
panel /
Diagnosis

Fig. 19

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Mounting the control panel

• Damage to the control panel from wet-
ness and moisture. You must install the control panel at a
place inside the RV that is protected against moisture and
wetness.

• Install the control panel (Fig. 1 – 27) where it can be seen
easily.

– A 9 m control panel cable (27a) is included with the

delivery.

• Drill a 54 mm diameter hole.

• Insert the plug (27b) on the control panel (27) until it clicks
into place.

• Clamp the control panel cable (27a) in the cable duct of the
control panel.

•

Damage to the control panel cable at tem-
peratures above +60 °C. Do not install the control panel
cable on or fix it to hot components.

• Slide the control panel cable to the back and lay it to the
appliance.

• Fix the control panel with 4 screws (27d).

• Install the cover frame (27e).

27e

27c

Ø 54 mm
(2 1/8 inch)

27

27a

27b

27d

27b

27

Fig. 20

Installing the appliance

Before installation, read “Preparing for installation” on
Page19 and the following.

Sharp edges can cause cuts and injury!

• Always wear protective gloves to avoid injuries from
sharp edges during installation work and while handling
the appliance.

• Slide the appliance carefully into the installation space until
the installation frame makes contact.

•

Damage to the appliance and/or the RV!
Do not use adhesive sealing material (e.g. silicone) for the
watertight seal. Otherwise damage may occur when the ap­pliance is moved during servicing.

• The appliance must be installed with a watertight seal with
the outer skin of the vehicle.

To achieve the watertight seal:

– Pull the appliance out ≈ 5 cm.
– Apply an adequate amount of watertight sealing material

to the entire flange area of the installation frame and at
the corners, see grey marking in Fig.21.

– Slide the appliance carefully into the installation space

until the installation frame makes contact.

Fig. 21

• Screw the appliance into the vehicle’s frame with the pre­pared 14 screws. See “5. Make sure you have suitable
screws ready:” on Page20.

• Make sure that the unit casing corners are 90 degrees
square so that the cover plate/access door fits properly.

14 x

90 degrees

Fig. 22

• Immediately remove all excess sealing material.

•

Risk of death from poisoning and

significant damage to the RV due to exhaust gas or
leaking water!

– Make sure that there is a tight seal and that no exhaust

gas or water can enter the RV.

• Check and make sure that there is a tight seal.

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• Fasten the cover plate to the appliance (see Fig.23):
– Position the cover plate.
– Screw the cover plate only loosely. Start with screw 1.
– Align the cover plate.
– Evenly tighten all 8 screws.

8 x

Cover plate

1

Fig. 23

Top

1

3

2

Fig. 24

•

Damage to the appliance and the

connections!

– Make sure that no gas lines, water hoses or electrical

lines are kinked or pinched.

– When establishing the water connections, observe the

installation instructions and torques specified by the
manufacturer.

• Connect the hose for cold water (1) at the bottom of the

appliance.

• Connect the hose for hot water (2) at the top of the

appliance.

• AquaGo comfort plus only:

Connect the hose for the circulation line (3).

• Check all connections for water leaks.
– Repair leaks as needed.
– Repeat check for water leaks and take any necessary

steps to repair the leaks at all water connections.

• Connect the electrical lines with the proper polarity to the

12 VDC power supply . Refer to “Electrical connection for
all models” on Page22. Install a 7.5 A fuse exclusively
dedicated to the appliance (see Fig. 19).

Top

+ red

– black

12 V DC

Fig. 25

Gas connection

Risk of explosion or poisoning due to improper
installation!

• Permit only a certified service technician to perform
installation.

• The gas system must accord with the technical and ad­ministrative provisions of the individual country of use
(in Australia, AS/NZS 5601.2 – LP Gas installations).

• Make sure that the manual shut-off valve in the gas line of
the appliance is closed.

• Make sure that the gas line is centred and tension-free
when it enters the grommet so that the gas line will not
abrade the grommet.

• Make sure that the gas line has an SAE 45° Flare Female
connector.

Additional rules for the appliance gas connector.

• For gas pipe sizing refer to AS/NZS 5601.2
–LPGasinstallations.

• Make sure that the gas line is free of dirt, chips, etc.

• Never use pipe dope on a flare fitting. The flare fitting is a
dry seal.

Connecting the gas line (gas side connection)

• Mounting the control panel cable

– Feed the control panel cable (approx. 25 cm) from outside

through the gas pipe grommet (side).

– Attach the control panel cable to the control unit.

– Hook the control panel cable on to the clip.

• Guide the prepared gas line through the gas pipe grommet
(side).

• Screw the gas line’s union nut (wrench size 19 mm) onto
the appliance’s gas connection so it is finger-tight.

Clip

Connector

Control panel cable

LP gas supply

Gas pipe grommet

Fig. 26

•

Gas valve may be damaged during tight-
ening! Use a second wrench to counterhold at the square
end (wrench size 19 mm).

• Use a torque wrench to tighten the union nut (nominal
torque 20 Nm).

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•

Risk of poisoning and/or explosion!
Improper tightening of the cable tie could result in gas/ex­haust entering the RV.

• Close the cable tie so that the gas pipe grommet (side)
tightens the gas pipe passage (see Fig. 27).

A cable tie is provided with the appliance. You will find
it fixed to the gas valve

SAE 45° Flare Male
SAE J512, 5/8 in. -18

SAE 45° Flare Female
SAE J512, 5/8 in. -18

Cable tie

Gas pipe
grommet (side)

Control panel cable

Fig. 27

Connecting the gas line (gas rear connection)

• Remove the gas pipe grommet (side).

• Slide the prepared gas pipe through the gas pipe grommet
(rear) from behind so that the elbow fitting can be mounted.

Gas pipe grommet
(side)

SAE 45° Flare Female
SAE J512, 5/8 in. -18

Fig. 28

•

Gas line may be damaged during tighten-
ing! Use a second wrench to counterhold at the square end
(wrench size 19 mm).

• Mount the elbow union (45° SAE flare style) on the gas pipe
in the direction shown (see Fig. 29).

• Use a torque wrench to tighten the union nut (nominal
torque 20 Nm) (brace against the elbow union with wrench
size 14 mm).

Fig. 29

• Screw the gas line’s union nut (wrench size 19 mm) onto
the appliance’s gas connection so it is finger-tight.

•

Gas valve may be damaged during tight-
ening! Use a second wrench to counterhold at the square
end (wrench size 19 mm).

• Use a torque wrench to tighten the union nut (nominal
torque 20 Nm).

•

Risk of poisoning and/or explosion!
Improper tightening of the cable tie could result in gas/ex­haust entering the RV.

• Close the cable tie so that the gas pipe grommet (rear)
tightens the gas pipe passage (see Fig. 30).

A cable tie is provided with the rear installation gas
connection kit.

Cable tie

Top

Gas supply line
Rigid (metal) 3/8 in. pipe

Gas pipe grommet (rear)

Rear

Side

Fig. 30

•

Damage to the control panel cable at tem-
peratures above +60 °C. Do not install the control panel
cable through the rear gas pipe connection. You must feed
the control panel cable through the hole on the side.

• Slide the side gas pipe grommet on to the control panel
cable (bush points towards hole). The control panel cable
must protrude by about 25 cm.

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Checking for gas leaks

Risk of death and personal injury through fire and/or
explosion!

• DO NOT use matches, candles or other sources of ignition
when checking for gas leaks.

• After the gas supply is connected, check for gas leaks at
all gas connections. Use a gas leak detection liquid.

1. Turn OFF the electrical power supply.

2.

Damage to the appliance from test pres­sure higher than 15 kPa. Ensure that the test pressure
is lower than 15 kPa.

3. Turn on the gas.

4. Check the appliance and all gas connections for gas leaks
with leak detection liquid.

– Bubbles indicate a gas leak that must be repaired.

5. Repair gas leaks as needed.

6. Repeat check for gas leaks at all gas connections.

Functional check

1. Start the appliance (refer to “Starting the appliance” on
Page9).

2. Check the appliance for proper functionality.

If faults occur during operation of the appliance, refer
to “Troubleshooting” on Page17.

3. Provide operating and installation instructions to the vehicle
owner.

The appliance is now ready for normal operation and use.

•

Risk of poisoning and/or explosion!
Improper tightening of the cable tie could result in gas/
exhaust entering the RV. Close the cable tie so that the side
gas pipe grommet tightens the control panel cable passage.

• Fix the side gas pipe grommet to the control panel cable
with a cable tie.

A cable tie is provided with the appliance. You will find
it fixed to the gas valve.

Clip

Connector

Control panel cable
length 25 cm

Gas pipe grommet
(side)

Control unit

Fig. 31

• Install the side gas pipe grommet with the control panel ca­ble in the side hole.

Gas pipe
grommet
(side)

Control panel cable

Fig. 32

• Attach the control panel cable to the control panel.

• Hook the control panel cable on to the clip.

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APPENDIX A – Error Codes

If the appliance malfunctions LED 2 (“Overview / Designation of parts” on Page2) will flash to indicate the malfunction.
There are short and long intervals of flashing. The flashing will repeat every 3 seconds.

1. Write down the flashing intervals and check the list below.

2. Reset the appliance:

– Switch off the appliance. / – Wait 5 seconds. / – Switch the appliance on again.

3. If an error code is still displayed, contact an authorised Truma service center.

Error
code

Flash code
s =short = 0
l = long = 1

Error Description

1 s,s,s,s,s,s,s,l Flame not detected There is a flame-detection error at the burner because the flame was not

detected after release of gas and ignition.
Important: The system indicates this error only after three attempts at
intervals of approximately 30 seconds.

2 s,s,s,s,s,s,l,s Error at over temperature

switches (EOS, BOS)

The exhaust over temperature switch (EOS) or burner over temperature
switch (BOS) is open/unplugged.

3 s,s,s,s,s,s,l,l Error at exhaust pressure

switch (EPS)

The EPS did not close when the flue fan was actuated because the fan
did not push enough air through the exhaust channel. A cause could be,
e.g., blocking of the exhaust channel or a faulty switch.
OR
The EPS is closed even though the flue fan is not running. Cause is a de­fective EPS or flue fan.

4 s,s,s,s,s,l,s,s Error at water over tempe-

rature switch (WOS)

The WOS opened at a water temperature of over 85°C.

5 s,s,s,s,s,l,s,l Flame detected at incorrect

time

There is an error in flame detection of the burner because the flame was de­tected
– before ignition or
– before the release of gas or
– after the gas was switched off.

6 s,s,s,s,s,l,l,s Error in the safety circuit

for gas valve

There is a heating request but gas cannot be released.
One of the switches WOS, EOS, BOS, EPS is open/unplugged.

7 s,s,s,s,s,l,l,l Error of burner MCU

internal RAM

Error detected in the burner MCU’s internal safety monitoring feature
(safety variables are no longer correct or RAM/STACK was overwritten by
mistake).

9 s,s,s,s,l,s,s,l Malfunction of water outlet

temperature sensor WOT

Water outlet temperature sensor WOT
– has a short circuit or
– is open/unplugged.

10 s,s,s,s,l,s,l,s Error in the safety circuit There is a heating request but gas is not released because a valve-actua-

tion signal was not activated.

11 s,s,s,s,l,s,l,l Error of MCU watchdog

gas release

There is a heating request but the MCU watchdog does not release the

gas path.
12 s,s,s,s,l,l,s,s Internal error
13 s,s,s,s,l,l,s,l Short circuit shut-off valve Short circuit detection in the gas valve (shut-off part) detected a current

>1000 mA and shut off.
16 s,s,s,l,s,s,s,s Malfunction of the MCU Internal error of the control unit.
20 s,s,s,l,s,l,s,s Malfunction of water inlet

temperature sensor WIT

Water inlet temperature sensor WIT

– has a short circuit or

– is open/unplugged or

– the temperature of the sensor is colder than -10°C.
21 s,s,s,l,s,l,s,l Malfunction of circulation

line temperature sensor
WCT

Circulation line temperature sensor WCT

– has a short circuit or

– is open/unplugged or

– the temperature of the sensor is colder than -10°C.
22 s,s,s,l,s,l,l,s Malfunction of gas valve,

modulation section

Error at gas valve, modulation level, because

– the modulator has a short circuit or

– is open/unplugged.
23 s,s,s,l,s,l,l,l Voltage is too high The main power supply’s voltage detector measured a voltage level of >16.4 V.
24 s,s,s,l,l,s,s,s Voltage is too low The main power supply’s voltage detector measured a voltage level of <10 V.
25 s,s,s,l,l,s,s,l Flue fan current consump-

tion error

The current detector for the flue fan has measured a current outside the

permitted limits.
26 s,s,s,l,l,s,l,s Circulation pump current

consumption error

The current detector at the circulation pump has measured a current out-

side the permitted limits.
27 s,s,s,l,l,s,l,l Water circulation pump is

running dry.

The circulation pump does not generate water flow. The water system

may not be filled or not sufficiently vented.

The circulation pump tries (20 times) to generate a water flow every 30 s

(if successful, the error is reset).
28 s,s,s,l,l,l,s,s Too low gas pressure. Gas supply (in vehicle) to the appliance insufficient.
29 s,s,s,l,l,l,s,l Too high heat power

required.

You are trying to use more hot water than the appliance can supply.

30 s,s,s,l,l,l,l,s Risk of freezing. Temperature in the appliance below 3°C.
31 s,s,s,l,l,l,l,l Decalcification finished. –
32 s,s,l,s,s,s,s Current too low. Current in the antifreeze kit too low (e.g. cable break).
33 s,s,l,s,s,s,s,l Current too high. Current in the antifreeze kit too high (e.g. short circuit).

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APPENDIX B – Functional Diagram

Water

Flow

Sensor

Water

Inlet Temp.

Sensor

Circulation

Pump

Casing

Hot

Water

Outlet

+12 V

Ground

Circulation

Line*

Exhaust

Outlet

Access

Door

Combustion

Air Inlet

Gas

Inlet

Control Unit

Cold

Water

Inlet

Power ON

LED 1

Error

Code LED 2

Power

Switch

Non-Return

Valve

MOT

Burner

Water Drain

Water

Drain

Lever

Relief

Pressure

Valve

Water

Outlet

Temp.

Sensor

Water

Over

Temp.

Sensor

Burner

Over

Temp.

Switch

Exhaust

Over Temp.

Switch

Flue

Fan

Wheel

Flue

Fan

Exhaust

Pressure

Switch

Safety

Valve

Filter

Gas Valve

Safety

Valve

Modulator

Flue Duct

FIE

Flame

Rectification

Electrode

Heat

Exchanger

AquaGo comfort plus

*

only

Temperature

Stabiliser

Circulation

Line Temp.

Sensor

Anti Freeze

Element

(optional)

Control

panel /

Diagnosis

Fig. 33

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Fig. 34

Item

Ref.

Part no. Component

1 NYA Flue Duct Assembly
2 NYA Flue Duct gasket
3 NYA Air Overheat Switch

4 77000-90100 Exhaust Pressure Switch
5 77000-00208 Flue Fan Assembly

6 NYA Heat Exchanger
7 NYA Lower housing Assembly
8 NYA Grommet

9 77000-00113 Control Unit Assembly
10 77000-91300 Electrodes

11 NYA Flame rectification
12 NYA Access Door
13 NYA Ventilation grille
14 NYA Slide latch

15 77000-90400 Burner Assembly

16 NYA Lever
17 NYA Spacer Set

18 77000-90800 Filter Assembly

19 NYA Temperature stabiliser Assembly
20 NYA

Item

Ref.

Part no. Component

21 NYA –
22 NYA Upper housing Assembly
23 NYA Water temperature sensor

24 77000-90500 Flow Sensor Assembly

25 NYA Water connector
26 NYA Piping „Basic“
27 NYA Piping „Comfort“
28 NYA Piping „Comfort Plus“

29 77000-90600 Circulation Pump
30 70020-03500 Non-Return Valve Assembly

31 NYA Water overtemperature switch
32 NYA Cable harness 1 (not shown)
33 NYA Cable harness 2 (not shown)
34 NYA Small parts (not shown)

35 77001-01 Access Door Standard
36 77101-01 Access Door Adapter (not shown)
37 77201-01 Access Door XS (not shown)
38 77000-00089 Control panel

39 77000-00114 Sticker set (not shown)

APPENDIX C – Spare Parts (all models)

3

2

4

6

9

10

15

16

17

18

20

22

23

24

25

27

28

29

21

1

7

8

30

35 (36, 37)

38

19

5

3

2

6

7

8

20

22

23

25

27

28

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-t°-t°

-t°

Flame Rectification

Electrode - FRE

Flame Ignition

Electrode - FIE

Water Flow

Sensor - WFS

Power Switch

Internal Fuse

(10 A)

Power ON LED

Exhaust

Pressure

Switch - EPS

Water

Over Temperature

Switch - WOS

Exhaust

Over Temp.

Switch - EOS

Burner

Over Temp.

Switch - BOS

Circulation Line

Temperature

Sensor - WCT

12 VDC

Safety Valve Modulator

Ground

Water Outlet

Temperature

Sensor - WOT

Water Inlet

Temperature

Sensor - WIT

MOT

Flue

Fan

If any of the original wire as supplied with the water heater

must be replaced, it must be replaced with wire 18 AWG (** 16 AWG) - 105 °C - UL1015, or equivalent

18 AWG or 1 mm2 MWG (** 16 AWG or 1.5 mm2 MWG)

(green)

(green)

(grey)

(white)

( white)

(grey)

(blue)

(red)

(red)

( red)

(blue)

( blue)

(red **)

Gas Valve

Circulation

Pump*

(orange)

(yellow)

(brown)

(black)

(black)

(black)

(black)

(black **)

(orange)

(orange)

(brown)

(yellow)

(violet)

Error Code LED

Anti Freeze

Element

(optional)

Control

panel /

Diagnosis

APPENDIX D – Electrical Connection Diagram

Fig. 35

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APPENDIX E – Notes for painting the access door and cover plate

Important Information

Observe all safety notes/instructions for painting the ac-

cess door and cover plate.

The following parts (see Fig. 37) may be painted:

• The white cover plate

• The white outer surfaces of the access door

Material of the parts:

• The parts are made from a polycarbonate material.

• Check whether the paint to be used is suitable for
polycarbonate.

• For optimum adhesion of the paint it may be necessary to
apply a primer to the surfaces that will be painted.

•

Use of unsuitable paints may damage
the parts. Follow the recommendations of the paint
manufacturer.

The following parts (see Fig. 36) must not be painted:

• The black ventilation grille

• The turn lock

• The webbings

Work before painting

In order to simplify painting and reduce the work for
masking, the turn lock and the ventilation grille can be

removed/disassembled.

Please follow the steps below to remove the ventilation
grille and the turn lock:

1. Open the access door.

2. Remove the ventilation grille:

• Using a Torx T-15 remove the 4 screws securing the

ventilation grille to the access door.

• After removing the screws, depress the four (4) clips on

the side of the ventilation grille and remove it as shown in
Fig. 36.

3. Remove the turn lock:
To remove the turn lock, depress the four (4) clips and
remove it as shown in Fig. 37.

4. Mask the ventilation grille opening from the back side (side
with waffle pattern).

5. Close the access door and fix it in the closed position for
painting.

• This can be done with the help of tape that joins the flue

fan and the edge of the turn lock opening (see Fig. 38 for
this detail).

• Remove any tape that hangs over the edge by more

than 3 mm.

• Finally mask the turn lock opening with tape (hatched

area). Take care not to exceed 3 mm from the edge (this is
the area that will be covered by the turn lock).

6. Paint the access door and the cover plate.

Work after painting

7. Remove all masking.

8. Assemble the ventilation grille and the turn lock in the
reverse order. Make sure that they are installed in the right
direction.

9. Ensure turn lock operates correctly (if unsure: see “Closing
the access door” on Page8).

Painting a detached access door

If necessary for masking or painting, the access door
can be detached temporarily.

• Remove the four (4) screws that fix the webbings.

• Fix the webbings again after painting.

Danger of personal injury or damage to the recrea­tional vehicle.

Unsecured webbings cause the access door to become
loose and it may fall off when you are driving the RV.

• After painting, the webbings must be fixed firmly to the
access door with the original screws.

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Flue fan

Outer surface
of access door

Masking of the venting grid opening
from the back side

Tape

Turn lock opening

Remove

0

.

1

2

i

n

.

(

3

m

m

)

a

l

l

a

r

o

un

d

Masked area

Cover plate

Detail A Detail A

A

Cover plate

Webbing

Turn lock

Access door

Ventilation grille

Screws (4 x)

Clips

Clips

Screws (4 x)

Fig. 36

Fig. 37

77000-00214 · 02 · 06/2018 ·

In Australia, always notify the Service Australia if

problems are encountered; in other countries the
relevant service partners should be contacted
(www.truma.com).

Having the equipment model and the serial number
ready (see type plate) will speed up processing.

Service Australia

Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: [email protected]

Leisure-Tec Australia Pty. Ltd.

50 Metrolink Circuit,
Campbellfield, VIC 3061
Australia

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