starting truma ultra heat on electric Nuevo

Tried to switch on panel Fault finding says CHECK FUSE. Where is it.or am i doing something wrong??

Hi and welcome to the forum from sunny Bridlington 
Boaby

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From your question I guess you have an MES electrical system installed. The Truma ultraheat can work on either gas or 230v electric, neither go through the MES control system. There will be a 230v switch unit, possibly under the floor of the wardrobe and one of the switches on it will be for the ultraheat.

Billinda wrote:Tried to switch on panel Fault finding says CHECK FUSE. Where is it.or am i doing something wrong??

I have two 230 volt isolator swiches in the wardrobe.One for water heater and one for space heater.
The space heater one lights up when put in the on position.
Not sure what MES is.?
Had an old Hymer for the past 10 years so not sure of the modern tecno.at 72
Still not found the fuse if there is one?

You will get the fuse error if the switches in the wardrobe are not switched on. Alternatively you have a fuse failure which I believe is within the Truma heater and potentially a pain to replace.

The Truma Ultraheat will not switch on unless  the ambient temperature is below the required temperature set on the thermostatic regulator switch.  Keith

Hi Billinda, welcome to the forum.
As Peter said, we do like new members to introduce themselves.

Since the light on the isolator switch in the back of the wardrobe comes on - we can assume that the power supply is OK thus far.
The next thing to check is the little green light in the control knob - does that also come on?
If so, when you turn the thermostat slowly up and down, do you see the light suddenly go lighter or darker as you pass the switching temperature?

Derek

Thanks for all the info guys will try again tomorrow
And put something on the info section.

Hi
We had a 2015 Nuevo and had similar problem. There was a switch in wardrobe labelled “ hot water heater”
It must be switched on for hot air , took a while for me to find that.
Johndean

Just to confirm, the op mentioned the trims ultrastore which is a hot water heater and storage tank. There is no space heating function on this unit and on 230v operation, no control of temperature

Can't see any mention of a Truma Ultrastore in the OP's post?

Sorry, moved to using phone and brain moved from ultra heat to ultra store. Please ignore ref to ultrastore. Master 230v switch for ultra heat is with the one for water heater. The heater will work 500 1000 or 2000w depending on truma control setting
Fan controlled by switch and dial on top of fire. But need 12v to operate.

Tried ALL the above and still no joy??Not getting green light on ultra heat control

Is red light illuminated on the switch inside wardrobe?

yes

In that case there is either a problem with wiring to the ultraheat switch or the switch itself is faulty.

Ok Will check further Unless anyone else has a suggestion
Just noticed you are a fellow Welshman.I was born and raised in Cardiff so not Welsh speaking.

Billinda wrote:
Just noticed you are a fellow Welshman.I was born and raised in Cardiff so not Welsh speaking.

I'm an exiled Brummie and don't speak Welsh either.

If it is MES you should have something like shown below.  As well as checking circuit breakers and switches, check plug not loose in bottom of unit and follow wiring for heater as there will be an 'in line' connector.  Make sure you disconnect hookup before messing with connectors!!!

Sorry a bit out of focus, another forum member kindly sent me the pics.

Billindas Nuevo is same year as mine . I have consumer unit in wardrobe with two domestic style switches adjacent, one marked water heater the other for heater. Above all this is a black box which is the reverse side of the MES control panel and may also contain the reverse side of the Truma switches. Removing this black cover may reveal similar connections to the photos but don't remove this cover without disconnecting the electric hook-up.

Paulmold wrote:I have consumer unit in wardrobe with two domestic style switches adjacent, one marked water heater the other for heater.

Thats what you get with the Sargent installation...consistency? The units are switched fuse spurs and have a 10A fuse in a little compartment that can be opened by pulling up with a screwdriver. If wired correctly, the red lamp on the unit should not light if the fuse is blown/missing.

The electronic unit that controls which elements heat is behind the fire and usually only accessible by removing the fire and that entails disconnecting gas and flue (the flue has a special seal which must be replaced every time it is broken).

Im going colour blind, I've just been to the van and the 'black box' is in fact white. 
This is the set up inside my wardrobe. You will see that the domestic style switches do not have a fuse to remove.




Perhaps Billinda could confirm that the above is the control panel in their van.

Might as well have pictures of all the variations...........



Don't know how it got turned 90 deg!!!

So where are the mains fuses for the Truma units on my set up other than the consumer unit ones?