@oldiebut goodie is our local diesel heater expert
Putin has ordered them all to be switched off in the decadent West!
Remove power to controller and heater for 20 seconds or so and reconnect sometimes brings them back to life.
Remove power to controller and heater for 20 seconds or so and reconnect sometimes brings them back to life.
I had a similar problem. There are 2 fuses that supply power to the heater . One in the positive cable and one in the negative cable .
They are housed in a small plastic box.
One of mine was loose. Refixed in position and then heater worked OK.
They are housed in a small plastic box.
One of mine was loose. Refixed in position and then heater worked OK.
The fuses were about 1 foot along the cable connected to leisure battery
I had that issue a couple of times when my leisure battery was failing. Although I believed it was fully charged its capacity way down and as soon as I turned the heater on the LB couldn’t take the load of 10a.
But I’ve also had times when I’ve needed to remove the fuses. A bit temperamental on occasions tbh.
But I’ve also had times when I’ve needed to remove the fuses. A bit temperamental on occasions tbh.
Yes same as the above the one fuse worked lose some how think the guys that re done my seat must have knocked them or removed them thinking it was needed or linked to my heated seat
Mine are under my drivers seat pumped the seat fully up a little squeeze to remove the cover then two number fuse
Replaced them both as noticed a bent pin on one
All sorted best of luck
Also the Facebook group is a good place to ask.
I had a no connection issue at start of year but it sounds like a different issue to yours, they asked me to check the continuity over the connector block of the controller, in the end the said send the controller back for a firmware update, but I sorted it a different way (reconnected the modem which I'd sent away for an update)
I had a no connection issue at start of year but it sounds like a different issue to yours, they asked me to check the continuity over the connector block of the controller, in the end the said send the controller back for a firmware update, but I sorted it a different way (reconnected the modem which I'd sent away for an update)
