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Table of causes of fault

Symptom

Possible cause

Corrective measures

Heater not responding, compon-
ent (coolant pump, vehicle fan)
not starting up.

n

230 V power supply not
connected

n

230 V cable connection not
present

n

Heater faulty

n

Wiring harness faulty

n

Fuse blown.

n

230 V power supply – check that the power cable is
connected correctly and supplied by the 230 V domestic
power grid; check domestic fuses if necessary.

n

230 V cable connection – check cable and connections

n

Heater – check wiring connections, replace heater if ne-
cessary

n

Wiring harness – check connections, check fuse and re-
place if necessary.

Coolant pump not running, heater
and vehicle fan working.

n

Coolant pump defective

n

Wiring harness faulty

n

Fuse blown.

n

Coolant pump – check wiring connection, check opera-
tion and replace if necessary

n

Heater – check wiring connections, replace heater if ne-
cessary

n

Wiring harness – check connections, check fuse and re-
place if necessary.

Coolant pump and vehicle fan not
starting up, heater heats up.

n

230 V supply voltage too
low

n

Wiring harness faulty

n

Fuse blown

n

Heater faulty

n

230 V power supply – check that the power cable is
connected correctly

n

230 V cable connection – check cable and connections

n

Heater – check wiring connections, replace heater if ne-
cessary

n

Wiring harness – check connections, check fuse and re-
place if necessary.

Vehicle fan not running, heater
and coolant pump working.

n

Wiring harness faulty

n

Fuse blown

n

Wiring harness – check connections

n

Check fuse and replace if necessary.

Heater not responding, all com-
ponents (coolant pump, vehicle
fan) running.

n

Heater faulty

n

Fuse blown.

n

Check fuse and replace if necessary.

n

Check heater – replace heater if necessary

Heater not starting, coolant pump
and vehicle fan starting up briefly.

Charge state of vehicle battery
very low.

n

Charge battery

n

Select lower fan speed.

Summary of Contents for eThermo Top Eco 20 P

Page 1: ...Service Instructions eThermo Top Eco 20 P 30 P English...

Page 2: ...mensions 9 5 Malfunctions and troubleshooting 10 5 1 Cause of malfunctions 10 5 2 Table of causes of fault 11 6 Function checks 12 6 1 General information 12 6 2 Heater supply cable extension cable 12...

Page 3: ...from Webasto n improper use n Use of non genuine replacement units n Repairs or device replacement not carried out by a Webasto service workshop n Use of unsuitable accessories n Insufficient coolant...

Page 4: ...e power cable may feel a little more rigid this is a characteristic of the product NOTE Function of timer A commercially available timer switch can be used for this purpose 230 V For outdoor use the t...

Page 5: ...Overview Relay bracket eThermo Top Eco 20 P 30 P Coolant inlet Vehicle blower relay X1 connection for coolant pump and vehicle fan relay Coolant outlet Installation cable X2 voltage compensation for...

Page 6: ...ation of the heater the charge state of the vehicle battery is maintained to the extent possible The power con sumption of the coolant pump and of the vehicle battery cause only a slight reduction in...

Page 7: ...as soon as the power cable connected to the vehicle connection is inserted into the socket To switch off the power cable is first removed from the socket outlet with earthing contact and then from the...

Page 8: ...Permissible working pressure bar 2 5 Capacity of the heat exchanger I 0 25 Heater dimensions mm 181x133x91 Heater weight empty kg 1 4 IP class Heater IP 5K4K IPX9K Coolant pump 12 V Volume flow agains...

Page 9: ...Webasto Technical data 4 9039398A_WSM_eThermo_Top_Eco_EN 9 19 4 1 Dimensions 181 133 Fig 3 side 91 133 Fig 4 Front...

Page 10: ...ion is caused when there is one or more faults occur Possible faults are n Overvoltage Undervoltage n malfunctions of all components e g due to short circuit or break n overheating of heater n Incorre...

Page 11: ...and replace if necessary n Heater check wiring connections replace heater if ne cessary n Wiring harness check connections check fuse and re place if necessary Coolant pump and vehicle fan not starti...

Page 12: ...ck coolant circuit Bleed in accordance with vehicle manufacturer s spe cifications 4 Switch on the eThermo Top Eco 20 P 30 P The coolant pump should run This can be checked by listening The vehicle fa...

Page 13: ...eater must be replaced Once the heater and all coolant carrying components have been installed the entire coolant system should be filled bled and checked for leaks at the system pressure as specified...

Page 14: ...ll the eThermo Top Eco 20 P 30 P without damage The coolant system must not be pressurised u If necessary remove additional parts so that the heater can be removed and reinstalled safely u Open the ve...

Page 15: ...he heater u Pull off the 230 V heater supply cable u Pull off the 12 V connections u Remove the bracket screws u Pull off the coolant hoses u Collect coolant in a suitable container u Remove the eTher...

Page 16: ...ure that the remaining coolant cannot leak out Close off the coolant connection pieces with dummy plugs n Storage and packaging The heater can be stored in any position Cover the heater and protect th...

Page 17: ...Webasto Wiring Diagram 10 9039398A_WSM_eThermo_Top_Eco_EN 17 19 10 Wiring Diagram 9035848A05 Fig 12 Wiring DiagrameThermo Top Eco 20 P 30 P...

Page 18: ...pin plug con nection To Item A1 X2 2 pin plug con nection To Item A1 X3 3 pin plug con nection To Item M1 X6 3 pin plug con nection Connector with hinged lid X9 3 pin plug con nection To Item A1 X11...

Page 19: ...ne number of each country can be found in the Webasto ser vice centre leaflet or the website of the respective Webasto representative of your country www webasto com Webasto Thermo Comfort SE Postfach...

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