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FAULT IDENTIFICATION AND ELIMINATION 12-1 Gas installation The following table shows a list of common faults. If any optional items of equipment show defects (e.g. air conditioning etc.), please consult the operating instructions of the equipment in question. Fault Smell of gas, usually high gas consumption Possible cause Gas system leaking Remedy Open doors and windows and switch off entire gas equipment. Avoid any actions which could cause sparks (e.g. open fires, smoking or switching electrical switches on/off). Contact specialist repair shop and have system checked for leaks. No gas supply to equipment Gas bottle valve closed Shutoff valve in supply line closed Outside temperature too low, gas bottles filled with butane Gas equipment faulty Open gas bottle valve Open shutoff valve In winter always use pure propane gas (operates down to -32°C Contact specialist repair shop) Gas cooker will not ignite, when button is released, flame goes out. Ignition safety device defective Contact specialist repair shop
12-2 FAULT IDENTIFICATION AND ELIMINATION Gas installation Fault Lack of correct flame formation. e.g. at gas cooker When controller set at "small flame", flame extinguishes Refrigerator fails to work with gas mode Possible cause Gas pressure controller defective Ignition protection sensor incorrectly adjusted Gas cylinder valve or shut-off valve closed Remedy Consult specialist repair shop Consult specialist repair shop Open gas supply Heating/hot water Fault "Fault" pilot light (red) on Trumatic control element lights up permanently "Fault" pilot light (red) on Trumatic control element flashing. Possible cause No gas Air in pipe Protective device defective Surface-mounted battery too weak Remedy See above Switch unit off and switch on again after 10 minutes Consult Truma Service Charge battery Replace if battery defective.
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1-1 EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW Colorado 550
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Page 58 and 59: WATER SUPPLY AND DISPOSAL 7-5 Toile
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