Frost protection button on control panel

I vaguely remember being told when we bought our Symbol that it was winterised. I have pressed the  frost protection button on the control panel and it illuminates. Does this button only illuminate if the vehicle has been winterised or does it illuminate regardless.?

Our 2011 Symbol is fitted with the EC155 Control Box and the EC51 Control Panel and I cannot see where a frost protection button would fit. Could you describe your controls so that I may help?

Jeff

Thanks for your reply Jeff. Its fitted with the EC480 digital colour control panel. Photo of instructions attached. The button Im talking about is the last on the list ,frost protection button.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I thought I had posted a further reply earlier but it obviously disappeared into the ether. What I was going to add to the conversation was for you to ring Auto-Sleepers quoting the build number located normally in the glove box and they will be able to identify the components assembled in to your Symbol.

Jeff

Thanks for all the answers. I have emailed Autosleep with the the vehicles build number and hopefully they can give me a definitive answer. Barring tbat it will be case of getting u der the vehicle to check.....

Mine has the tank heaters fitted as part of the winter pack and from memory, I think I have switches for them elsewhere (under sofa) which have to be in the ‘on’ position to allow the button on the control panel to operate the heaters.

Kingham wrote:Mine has the tank heaters fitted as part of the winter pack and from memory, I think I have switches for them elsewhere (under sofa) which have to be in the ‘on’ position to allow the button on the control panel to operate the heaters.

Ill check. Thsnks for the info

We have the tank blankets fitted to our 2019 Symbol Plus. The idea is that they come on when the tank temperature drops below a set temperature (3C ?) in order to prevent freezing. I believe they can be enabled or disabled from the control panel.

A word of warning though.
The blankets are flat rubber sheets which are glued to the underside of the fresh and waste water tanks. On our van the glue was insufficient or not correctly applied with the result that the blankets came unstuck along the forward facing edge - presumably due to wind resistance. When I spotted the issue, one of the blankets was close to making contact with the road. We're having ours re-attached under warranty, in the meantime I've effected a temporary repair with gorilla tape.

Kingham wrote:...I think I have switches for them elsewhere (under sofa) which have to be in the ‘on’ position to allow the button on the control panel to operate the heaters.

In the Kingham at least, the under sofa button only controls the waste tank blanket. The Control Panel switch turns on both tank blankets, then you use the isolator switch to turn off the waste tank blanket (if it's empty).

Page 9-18 of the Kingham manual:

"If there is no liquid in the waste tank, the heater for it must be turned off using the isolation switch, ensuring that the LED is NOT lit. For exact location of the switch refer to the Location of Key Facilities chart."

Weegie wrote:

Kingham wrote:...I think I have switches for them elsewhere (under sofa) which have to be in the ‘on’ position to allow the button on the control panel to operate the heaters.

In the Kingham at least, the under sofa button only controls the waste tank blanket. The Control Panel switch turns on both tank blankets, then you use the isolator switch to turn off the waste tank blanket (if it's empty).

Page 9-18 of the Kingham manual:

"If there is no liquid in the waste tank, the heater for it must be turned off using the isolation switch, ensuring that the LED is NOT lit. For exact location of the switch refer to the Location of Key Facilities chart."

Cheers Weegie