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MV Airo 2 ORKSHOP ANUAL 1.01 MV Heating UK Ltd Unit 6 Second Avenue Business Park Millbrook Southampton SO15 0LP MV Heating UK LTD +44 (0)2380 522345...
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Any action you take upon the information in this manual is strictly at your own risk, and MV Heating will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of this information.
Note: The following flow charts will refer to the exploded diagrams, or figures as (F:P), where ‘F’ donates the figure, and ‘P’ donates the part in that figure. For example (2:4) would mean ‘Figure 2: Part 4’. MV Heating UK Ltd...
Connect the main wiring harness connector to the E.C.U. and replace the cover (1:3). Reconnect the vehicle’s battery. Fully bleed the fuel supply system, by turning the heater on and off. Ignition failure will occur until the system has been bled. MV Heating UK Ltd...
All disassembled parts should be Inspected for damage (cracks, distortion, wear, etc.) and replaced as required. You should also regularly inspect all electrical connectors and wiring for corrosion, loose contacts, or wrong crimping, etc. and repair as required. MV Heating UK Ltd...
3) Replace top case, ensuring that the tabs are locate inside the bottom case correctly. 4) Refit the outlet cap, ensuring that it is orientated correctly. 5) Refit the inlet cap, ensuring that it is orientated correctly. MV Heating UK Ltd...
1) Replace the overheat sensor on the heat exchanger. 2) Feed the wires back under the E.C.U. hook to secure them in place. 3) Plug the overheat sensor back into the E.C.U. paying attention to its correct orientation. MV Heating UK Ltd...
3) Push the air fan back onto the shaft, look for the flat edge on the air fan, and the flat edge of the air motor spigot to connect the two. 4) Check the fan spins freely and reconnect the overheat sensor (Part 2), and the cases (Part 1). MV Heating UK Ltd...
3) Place the earth cable over the top right hex bolt, and fit the remaining 4 x hex bolts around the base of the air motor and tighten to 4.0 ± 0.4 Nm. 4) Refit E.C.U. (Part 3) and cases (Part 1). MV Heating UK Ltd...
5) Separate the two using a small flat-bladed screwdriver and remove both parts from the heat exchanger (2:1). 6) Remove the 4-hole gasket (2:2) from inside the heat exchanger and discard. MV Heating UK Ltd...
1) Feed the glow pin back through the appropriate slot on the burner and reinsert it fully into position. 2) Tighten the small Phillips head screw onto the glow pin to 0.8 ± 0.08 Nm to hold it securely in place. MV Heating UK Ltd...
5) Push the fuel inlet grommet back into position ensuring it is flush with the heat exchanger. 6) Refit the air motor (Part 4), the E.C.U. (Part 3), the overheat sensor (Part 2), and the cases (Part 1). MV Heating UK Ltd...
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