Truma Trumatic S 3002 P Operating Instructions Manual page 12

Removing the front case
Pull the front case forward at the top, lift up the retaining
springs and fold out case forwards. (If space is limited, lift the
front case upwards and forwards, lift until the front case is re-
leased, then remove it.)
Then move the front case aside so that any connecting cables
(e.g. for the Piezo-igniter, the warm air fan and the ignition in-
dicator lamp or the open fire) do not have to be disconnected.
For assembly, place the front case on the lower retaining lugs (l).
Guide the operating bar from below into the handle sleeve and
allow the front case to engage at the top.
Trumatic S 3002 (P) only
Press the operating handle into position from above in such a
way that the arrow points to the "0" position.
Changing battery on the auto ignitor
If no ignition sparking can be heard, or only at intervals of
more than one second (or if the monitor lamp "e", a acces-
sory, is not flashing), the battery needs to be replaced.
Replace the battery only if the heater is switched off. Insert a
new battery before the start of the heating season! Dispose of
old battery properly!
Remove the heater cover, push the battery compartment
cover up and change the battery. Ensure that the polarity is
correct. Close the battery compartment again.
Only use temperature resistant (+70 °C), leakproof Mignon
batteries (LR 6, AA, AM 3, part no. 30030-99200), other
batteries could caus operational faults!
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Before scrapping the auto ignitor, remove battery and
dispose of properly!
Cleaning (only when the unit is switched off!)
It is recommended that at least once a year, before the start
of the heating season, the dust should be removed which
may have collected on the heat exchanger, the baseplate, and
the fan wheel of the Truma vent hot air system. Clean the fan
wheel carefully with a dusting brush or small paintbrush.
Cleaning the front screen
(Trumatic S 5002, front case with flame effect)
Clean front screen window with lukewarm water containing
a neutral cleaning agent. Use a soft sponge, woollen cloth
or chamois leather. Never use sharp objects or solvent to
remove stains.
Special instructions
1. When the heater is being operated with a roof cowl,
particularly when driving, cowl cover T3 (part no. 30700-03)
must be used, and must be freely suspended in the air flow.
A cowl extension AKV (part no. 30010-20800) must also be
installed if necessary. This must be secured with a screw.
The camper manufacturer or heater installer must perform
test drives to determine the combination of cowl top and
extensions (if required) for the individual as delivered vehicle
configurations and consult Truma if necessary. Depending on
the vehicle model and the equipment installed on the roof,
cowl top T1 (part no. 30700-01) or T2 (part no. 30700-02)
may be required.
Roof extensions as well as luggage stowed in the vicinity of
the exhaust cowl impede the heater in its operation, especially
whilst the vehicle is moving. The flame may flash back,
causing damage to the heater and vehicle. In this case
additional cowl extensions must be used so that the top of
the cowl projects at least 10 cm above any objects. Failure to
observe this instruction means that no guarantee claim will be
entertained for resultant damage to the heater and vehicle.
2. If the vehicle is undersealed, the combustion air intake
connection under the vehicle must be covered to prevent
the resulting spray mist from impairing the operation of the
heating unit. Remove the covering again once the work is
completed.
3. In exceptional cases dust penetration etc. may occur.
For these cases we recom mend installing a sealing kit
Trumatic S 3002 (P): part no. 30030-89800, Trumatic S 5002:
part no. 30050-32700).
Disposal
The liquid gas heater must be disposed in accordance with
the administrative stipulations of the respective country in
which it is used. National regulations and laws (in Germany,
for example, the Altfahrzeug-Verordnung – old vehicle direc-
tive –) must be observed.
In other countries, the relevant regulations must be observed.