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ALDE HEATING
Use the MINUS touch screen setting on the
third row of the touch screen (Lightning flash
symbol) to switch off electric heating.
Use the MINUS touch screen setting on the
fourth row of the touch screen (flame symbol)
to switch off the gas heating.
With these settings, once the motorhome
engine is up to normal operating temperature,
heat will become available for the Alde system
to use in the habitation area as required.
It is also possible to use the Gas and Heat
Exchanger sources simultaneously whilst
travelling, by turning on Gas heating using the
fourth row of the touch screen.
In this situation the Alde system will initially use
Gas to heat the rear habitation area - when the
motorhome engine is up to normal operating
temperature, gas burner operation, and
therefore gas consumption, will automatically
be reduced.
Note: This system is not designed to
pre-heat the engine prior to travel.
Pre-Start Checks
• Ensure the system is filled with Glycol before
starting the boiler, check the expansion tank
level. The fluid should be 10mm above the
minimum mark when cold.
• Ensure adequate LPG Propane, 230V and
12V supplies are connected and turned
on. The control panel should be active and
display the 230V connection symbol.
• Turn the boiler ‘On’ using the control panel,
and raise the desired room temperature to
+30ºC. Visually check in the expansion tank
that the pump is operating.
• Turn on the 2kW electric heater using the
panel. Wait for 10 minutes and check that
the upper flow pipe on the boiler is getting
hot. The bottom return pipe may also be
warm.
• Turn on the gas burner using the control
panel. You might not be able to hear it start,
so visually check the flue outside to confirm
the boiler is operating. Wait for 10 minutes
and check the lower return pipe on the
boiler. It should now be hot and the boiler
fully operational.
Alde Compact 3010
Please read these instructions carefully
before using the boiler.
Installation and repairs may only be carried out
by a professional. National regulations must be
adhered to.
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