Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
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Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
Recently on holiday in France and first site water not heating up. Code W 45 H on panel, which suggests I should 'reset overheating protection' or replace fuse.
I removed the metal shield over the heater at back of van, and then manual simply suggests 'remove connection cover and press red reset button'.
I could not get hand between side of van and heater to do this. Also, didn't want to force anything. Is this meant to be an easy thing to do? Any advice?
Thank you!
I removed the metal shield over the heater at back of van, and then manual simply suggests 'remove connection cover and press red reset button'.
I could not get hand between side of van and heater to do this. Also, didn't want to force anything. Is this meant to be an easy thing to do? Any advice?
Thank you!
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
I had it a few times when I used to go on EHU, can’t remember how but it was any easy fix, turning everything off and back on rings a bell.
This may help.
https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t33378-fault-code-w45h?highlight=W45H
This may help.
https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t33378-fault-code-w45h?highlight=W45H
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
JWrex wrote:Recently on holiday in France and first site water not heating up. Code W 45 H on panel, which suggests I should 'reset overheating protection' or replace fuse.
I removed the metal shield over the heater at back of van, and then manual simply suggests 'remove connection cover and press red reset button'.
I could not get hand between side of van and heater to do this. Also, didn't want to force anything. Is this meant to be an easy thing to do? Any advice?
Thank you!
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
We tried this but didn't seem to change anything.Dbvwt wrote:I had it a few times when I used to go on EHU, can’t remember how but it was any easy fix, turning everything off and back on rings a bell.
This may help.
https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t33378-fault-code-w45h?highlight=W45H
Thank you anyway.
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
This type of fault happens when you don't close down the heater properly before you unplug electric. Hold the close button down for at least ten seconds, if you don't it only goes into standby and does not close down completely.
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
Paulmold wrote:This type of fault happens when you don't close down the heater properly before you unplug electric. Hold the close button down for at least ten seconds, if you don't it only goes into standby and does not close down completely.
On numerous occasions that was exactly my mistake Paul, I used to unplug the EHU without a thought about the Truma.
That was the reason I suggested powering everything down in my earlier post.
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
Thank you Paul - when you say 'close button', do you mean turning OFF on the panel.Paulmold wrote:This type of fault happens when you don't close down the heater properly before you unplug electric. Hold the close button down for at least ten seconds, if you don't it only goes into standby and does not close down completely.
Will bear that in mind in future!
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Re: Water Heater Autosleeper Fairford
Yes , hold it for the ten seconds.
Here's a previous thread on that fault code....
https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t33378-fault-code-w45h#285441
Here's a previous thread on that fault code....
https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t33378-fault-code-w45h#285441
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