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SECTION 4 –
APPLIANCES AND SYSTEMS
warnings, decalcification instructions, and
maintenance information before operating the
Water Heater.
1. Be sure the Water Heater is filled with
water before starting the Water Heater. To
fill the Water Heater, turn the Water Pump
switch ON and open water faucets anywhere
in the coach. When water begins to flow
steadily from the faucet, the Water Heater is
full. Close all water faucets.
2. Turn on the Water Heater: Turn “ON” the
Water Heater Power Switch (located behind
the water heater access panel on exterior of
coach) by pressing up or down. When the
water heater is on, a green light will illuminate
above the switch.
NOTE: Both on positions on the power switch
have the same function.
3. To select an operating mode, rotate the
switch (located in the lavatory) to the
operating mode of your choice.
The AquaGo™ comfort plus 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 a certain level (102°F (39°C)
in “Comfort” mode and 41°F (5°C) in “ECO”
mode).
To conserve gas and power, use the “ECO”
switch position. This will maintain a temperature
above 41°F (5°C) in the Truma AquaGo™
instant water heater.
For maximum comfort (rapid availability of
hot water at the faucet), use the “Comfort” switch
position. This will maintain a temperature above
102°F (39°C) in the appliance and the hot water
lines in the coach.
4. To turn off the Water Heater. First turn the
control panel (located in the lavatory) to the
OFF position. Then turn the Water Heater
Power Switch (located behind water heater
access panel on exterior of coach) to the OFF
position.
Water Heater Power Switch
(Located behind water heater access
panel on exterior of coach)
Propane Gas Water Heater Control Panel
(Located in the lavatory)
See the Water Heater manufacturer’s
operation manual provided in your InfoCase
for complete operating instructions.
•ECO
•Comfort
•OFF
• Decalcification
• Freeze
Prevention
(Antifreeze)
see
manufacturer’s
operation manual
- kit is required
• Rotary Switch
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