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truma heater help urgent please

Macspower · 2013-03-28 20:28:59

Haven't been out in ages. And decided at the last minute to head away in the morning for a few days.. Gave everything the quick one over and all is good except.... The fan on the heating system is not working... in other words no hot air... I don;t hear the solenoid cutting in or out but it is heating the water no…

28-03-2013 9:28pm

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Macspower

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Haven't been out in ages. And decided at the last minute to head away in the morning for a few days..

Gave everything the quick one over and all is good except....

The fan on the heating system is not working... in other words no hot air...

I don;t hear the solenoid cutting in or out but it is heating the water no problems..

Any ideas?

Is there is a fuse somewhere for this? (Hymer 644 btw)

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#2 28-03-2013 11:38pm

Aidan_M_M

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The fact it's a Hymer makes no odds tbh , it'll be most likely a Truma Combi Heater/Boiler . The hot air fan is mounted on the side of it , should be obvious , try spin it by hand and see is it stuck . Otherwise you may have a faulty remote thermostat .

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