Troubleshooting
EN 122
The following is a list of potentially occurring problems (P) and the possible causes.
15.1
Fresh water system
(P) N
O WATER COMES OUT OF THE TAPS
.
Leave the tap in the bathroom and kitchen open for a few seconds to allow air to escape, which may have
become trapped in the water lines.
→
The fresh water tank is empty.
→
The fresh water pump is not switched on. (The symbol on the control panel is off.)
→
The filter of the fresh water pump is clogged.
→
The drain valves are open.
→
The boiler is empty.
→
The fuse for the fresh water pump has blown. (The cause has to be determined.*)
(P) T
HE WATER DOES NOT DRAIN FROM THE KITCHEN SINK
,
WASH BASIN OR SHOWER
.
→
The waste water tank is full.
→
The trap is blocked.
(P) W
ATER RUNS FROM UNDERNEATH THE VEHICLE
.
→
The fresh water tank is too full. Wait one minute until the excess water has drained.
→
The drain valve of the fresh water tank is open.
→
The waste water tank is full.
→
The drain valve of the waste water tank is open.
→
The drain valve of the boiler is open.
15.2
Electrical system
(P) O
NE OR SEVERAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ARE NOT WORKING
.
→
The
appliances are not in the “ON” position.
→
The battery disconnect switch interrupts the current flow and has to be plugged in.
→
The power supply on the control panel is not activated.
→
The living room battery B2 is discharged. (See item 7.12
Charging the living room battery B2
”.)
→
The 230 V power supply is not established.
(See item 7.6
Establishing the 230 V power supply
”.)
→
The RCD was triggered. (The cause has to be determined.*)
→
The fuse for the corresponding appliance has blown. (The cause has to be determined.*)
(P) T
HE INTERIOR LIGHTING IS NOT WORKING
.
→
The power supply on the control panel is not activated. (The “interior lighting” symbol on the contr
ol
panel does not light up.)
→
The light unit is switched off or defective.*
→
The fuse for the interior lighting has blown. (The cause has to be determined.*)
(P) T
HE EXTERIOR LIGHTING
(
OPTIONAL
)
IS NOT WORKING
.
→
The power supply on the control panel is not
activated. (The “exterior lighting” symbol on the
control panel does not light up.)
→
The light unit is defective.*
→
The fuse for the exterior lighting has blown. (The cause has to be determined.*)
(P) T
HE
230
V
SOCKET IS NOT WORKING
.
→
The 230 V power supply is not established.
(See item 7.6
Establishing the 230 V power supply
”.)
→
The RCD was triggered. (The cause has to be determined.*)
Summary of Contents for DAVIS 540 2023
Page 1: ...DAVIS 540 630 Bedienungsanleitung Operating Manual Manuel d utilisation...
Page 3: ...DE 3 1 Allgemeines...
Page 11: ...DE 11 2 Verantwortung des Halters...
Page 17: ...DE 17 3 Sicherheit und Brandschutz...
Page 21: ...DE 21 4 Bef rderung von Personen...
Page 24: ...DE 25 5 Frischwasser anlage...
Page 36: ...DE 37 6 Gasanlage...
Page 42: ...DE 43 7 Elektrische Anlage...
Page 52: ...DE 53 8 Heizung...
Page 58: ...DE 59 9 WC Anlage...
Page 65: ...DE 67 10 K che...
Page 75: ...DE 77 11 Fenster und Dachhauben...
Page 89: ...DE 91 12 Wohnen...
Page 110: ...DE 113 13 Stilllegung ber den Winter...
Page 113: ...DE 117 14 Reinigung und Pflege...
Page 117: ...DE 121 15 St rungssuche...
Page 122: ...DE 127 16 Wartung und Wartungsintervalle...
Page 128: ...EN 3 1 General information...
Page 136: ...EN 11 2 Owner s responsibility...
Page 142: ...EN 17 3 Safety and fire protection...
Page 146: ...EN 21 4 Transporting passengers...
Page 149: ...EN 25 5 Fresh water system...
Page 161: ...EN 37 6 Gas system...
Page 167: ...EN 43 7 Electrical system...
Page 177: ...EN 53 8 Heating...
Page 183: ...EN 59 9 Toilet system...
Page 190: ...EN 67 10 Kitchen...
Page 200: ...EN 77 11 Windows and roof lights...
Page 214: ...EN 91 12 Living...
Page 235: ...EN 113 13 Laying up for winter...
Page 238: ...EN 117 14 Cleaning and maintenance...
Page 242: ...EN 121 15 Trouble shooting...
Page 247: ...EN 127 16 Maintenance and maintenance intervals...
Page 253: ...FR 3 1 G n ralit s...
Page 261: ...FR 11 2 Responsabilit du propri taire...
Page 267: ...FR 17 3 S curit et protection contre...
Page 271: ...FR 21 4 Transport de personnes...
Page 274: ...FR 25 5 Installation...
Page 286: ...FR 37 6 Installation de gaz...
Page 292: ...FR 43 7 Installation lectrique...
Page 302: ...FR 53 8 Chauffage...
Page 308: ...FR 59 9 Syst me de WC...
Page 315: ...FR 67 10 Cuisine...
Page 325: ...FR 77 11 Baies et lanterneaux...
Page 339: ...FR 91 12 Utilisation de...
Page 360: ...FR 113 13 Hivernage...
Page 363: ...FR 117 14 Nettoyage et entretien...
Page 367: ...FR 121 15 D pannage...
Page 372: ...FR 127 16 Maintenance et intervalles de maintenance...