Truma AquaGo comfort Water heater

[dewdev]

While out this past week camping on the last day, the rotary control switch accidently got set to the Clean setting.

Since I had just decalcified (cleaned) the unit last month, I tried to Interrupt the decalcification mode using the AquaGo owners manual.

I followed the directions, but the control in the Ollie is still blinking its read light almost every second.

I let it run over night thinking it would reset itself after 3 hourss (time it takes in the decalcification mode).

If anyone has had this happen, how did you reset the unit?

[SeaDawg]

@dewdev, I  don't have a Truma, but I've seen this discussed here a few times.

Try this?

 

[dewdev]

Thanks SeaDawg.

The ditection worked like a charm.

[SeaDawg]

Awesome that you are back in business.

We'll thank @Dave and Kimberly, and @Frank C. I just did a search. 

Glad it worked for you. Happy to help, in my very small way.

Enjoy your time in the  canadian maritimes, and Maine.. Wish we were there, too! Such a beautiful place!

[SeaDawg]

I hope that other Truma owners will see this, and download the instructions,  honestly. 

From what I've gathered, it's not in the manual, but should be. An easy, and honest, mistake, easily corrected. 

We have a different brand instantaneous water heater (girard). When/if it fails, we'll likely go back to a standard 6 gallon suburban or atwood, I think, as we mostly live without hookups, so endless hot water is pretty meaningless,  for us. We love the easy winterizing,  and losing 50 pounds of weight,  but a standard 6 gallon serves our limited needs just fine. We know, as we've had both.

[Mike and Carol]

9 hours ago, SeaDawg said:

We have a different brand instantaneous water heater (girard). When/if it fails, we'll likely go back to a standard 6 gallon suburban or atwood, I think, as we mostly live without hookups, so endless hot water is pretty meaningless,  for us. We love the easy winterizing,  and losing 50 pounds of weight,  but a standard 6 gallon serves our limited needs just fine. We know, as we've had both.

Tank = simple and reliable.

[dewdev]

SeaDawg. You are correct those direction were not in the manual. Thanks to your search and posting, I printed the directions on my printer and it is now in my o&M manual.