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LPDrifter

Yes, thanks for posting this information.

My motorhome ( an Early 2006 Dethleffs) also has a boiler/heater that contains a serial number in that range.
I don't see that Trumo have an agent in Ireland, so back to my own dealer next week.

Have to say I hadn't noticed anything unusual and the boiler / heater seemed to work fine.

Drifter

LPDrifter

astra

hi all,have just read through this post and im concerned that my mh may be affected its 6 months old,the problem is where would the serial no be located, as the boiler is under the fixed rear bed with only an inspection hole big enough to get your hand in to reset the dump valve,will i have to dismantle the whole of the bed area to get to the boiler?or would the info be anywhere else,cheers astra.

2kias

fatwallet

shortcircuit

2kias

Why do you think the hole is to small?

Before you go bashing holes, speak to your dealer.

Converters will have detailed fitting instructions and technical back-up as to how heaters are installed. Incorrect fitting would make them liable.

fatwallet

we phoned truma at uttoxeter for a appointment to have our boiler modified it took 2 hours to do as they removed the boiler completely and replaced the top to metal instead of plastic . they made a very tidy job cleaned up properly and attached a sticker saying modified. first class service and i know it has being done correctly. len

2kias

shortcircuit

2kias

Have you discussed the problem with your dealer?

You should also consider your warranty, if its a new vehicle, before you bash holes.

With confidence, you have to put your trust somewhere or else you will end up a hermit.

exmusso