RustyMD

The Truma display/control panel is fixed. I took it to Auer’s RV Service Center in Georgetown, TX. They are a certified Truma Partner. The technician pulled the display panel. He did not find anything wrong but disconnected all the wires, checked the voltages and reconnected them. The panel lit up. He thought it might have been a loose connection in a Wago connector. Thanks for your guys thoughts. I was afraid I might mess it up worse.

You can access the back from a porthole in the pantry. I didn’t see any fuses back there and nothing was disconnected. I looked at the 12 volt fuses under the dinette and all seemed fine. I pulled one that said heater I believe and it was OK. I’ll probably change any that reference any HVAC stuff but was hoping to find a secret fuse that was the one that powered the controller. Maybe it gets its power from the individual components. Thanks.

Where is the fuse for the Truma Vario Control panel? My Truma Vario Control Panel will not turn on. It might be the fuse. I have Hull #1304 a 2023 Legacy Elite II.

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Thanks everybody for the pictures and suggestions. Truth be I was plan on a 30’ X 30’ footprint. The other half is for a boat. I do think I’ll need a fair amount more for the Oliver’s and boat’s stuff. The pull through eliminating a fair amount of storage is bad but wow, Pull through would be nice. I’ll probably see if I can make it wider, like 40’. Thanks again.

If you could build a pull-thru garage/barn/shed for your Oliver how big would it be? Height, Length, Width. I am proposing to build one 15’ tall by 15’ wide by 30’ long with a 12’ x12’ roll up door on each end. Thanks

We once had an organic obstruction to our black tank, AKA a plugged toilet. I used the black tank flush valve to clean it from down below (black tank drain valve closed). When I flushed the toilet there was an air pressure explosion of the obstructing material over pretty much the entire bathroom. Oh my! We spent a while cleaning the mess. Two conclusions: #1-know that it’s a straight shot to the black tank from the toilet. Just take a stick and push the obstruction into the black tank #2-do not flush the black tank with the drain valve closed without being keenly aware of the pressure you are creating in the tank and its associated connections. (I will NEVER flush the black tank with the drain valve closed 🤠.

We’re staying at E22

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The flue plug is is the flue. Any other suggestions for keeping the little critters out. Are others using screens or ?.

Mud dauber nest attached to fan blades. I had peered into the flu and saw the typical dried mud dauber mud crumbs. I took the plunge and removed the fan. Sure enough there was the nest and mud on the blades where it had been attached. Cleaned the blades, tossed the nest and reassembled the fan to the Aqua Go. The hot water heater is back in business. Thanks so much for the hints. By the way the screws are T15 Star drive. I was fortunate and had a long enough magnetized screw driver that allowed their removal with less chance of loss. And one more item. The mud dauber came by while I was working and said, “What the heck!”.

My Truma Aqua Go shows an E 25 W error code (Flue fan current consumption error). What’s the fix before I call Truma. Thanks

I too would like to hear an explanation of this email. Sounds kind of important.

Follow up and result. I drilled out the rivet. 1/8” bit. I rigged a guard so I wouldn’t go to deep at first. I’ll try to add a picture. The nut was off inside the cover and this was reattached and I applied a drop of removable Loctite. Used the drill bit to push the rivet stem thru the fiberglass above. Lined up the holes and replaced the original rivets with 1/8” diameter by 1/2” length aluminum rivets.

Linda and I were excited to see an Ollie as we were coming west from Brenham on 290. Saw you turning off to go toward the campground. (Pretty sure it was you). We live in Carmine, TX which is nearby.