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Water heating slowly in your Truma Furnace may be caused by lime scale (hard water calcification) in the water container. Decalcify the water container.
Why is water dripping from the Truma Furnace pressure relief/drain valve?
Water may drip or flow from the drainage socket of the pressure relief/drain valve for several reasons. It could be due to excessive water pressure in the system, which can be resolved by checking and adjusting the pump pressure or replacing the water pump. If a Truma pressure relief/drain valve is installed, it might be releasing pressure above 65.25 psi (4.5 bar), which is a protective function and not a fault; if this continues, contact Truma service. Other potential causes include excessive water pressure requiring replacement of the water pressure reducer by a qualified technician, or lime/dirt under the valve seat, which can be addressed by rinsing the valve.
What to do if the Truma Furnace water container cannot be emptied?
If the water container cannot be emptied even when the pressure relief/drain valve is open, it is likely that the drainage socket is obstructed. Clear any obstructions such as slush, ice, or leaves from the opening of the drainage socket. Ensure that the faucets are opened to the 'hot' position.
Why does water drain or the hot water container of Truma Combi comfort plus Furnace cannot be refilled?
If water drains or the hot water container cannot be refilled, the pressure relief/drain valve is likely open. To resolve this, close the pressure relief/drain valve.
How to fix slow water heating in my Truma Combi comfort plus Furnace?
If the water heats up too slowly, it might be due to lime scale in the water container. You should descale the water container. Refer to “Decalcifying and cleaning the water container” on page 17.
What to do if water escaping at Truma Combi comfort plus Furnace pressure relief/drain valve?
If water is escaping at the pressure relief/drain valve, it could be due to high water pressure in the system or contamination under the valve seat. A qualified technician should install a water pressure regulator at the fresh water supply. Also, try rinsing the pressure relief/drain valve to remove any lime or dirt from the valve seat. If the issue persists, a qualified technician should replace the pressure relief/drain valve.
Why is water draining from my Truma Combi comfort plus and the hot water container cannot be refilled?
If water is draining and the hot water container cannot be refilled, the pressure relief/drain valve is likely open. Ensure that you close the pressure relief/drain valve.
What to do if the Truma Furnace water container cannot be emptied even though the pressure relief/drain valve is open?
If the water container won't empty even with the pressure relief/drain valve open, the drainage socket of the valve might be obstructed. Remove any obstructions like slush, ice, or leaves from the drainage socket opening, and ensure that the faucets are opened to the 'hot' position.
General| Operating pressure | 30 mbar |
|---|---|
| Fuel type | Gas/Electric |
| Heating capacity | 6 kW |
| Rated heat output in gas mode | 6 kW |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Water capacity | 10 liters |
Warning about fire or explosion hazards related to flammable vapors and liquids near the appliance.
Instructions for immediate actions to take if a gas leak is detected, including evacuation and shutting off supply.
Provides essential safety practices for operating the furnace, including ventilation and safe distances.
Guidelines for safe furnace operation when the vehicle is in motion, including gas shut-off procedures.
Instructions on how to handle malfunctions, including warnings about flood-damaged units and the need for qualified technicians.
Emphasizes that only qualified service technicians should perform maintenance and repairs on the furnace.
Warning about water temperatures over 127°F (52°C) causing severe burns or scalding.
Checks to perform before operating the furnace, including inspecting the exhaust system for obstructions.
