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Heater & hot water
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13.1.2 Summer mode
Preparing hot water:
Boiler must be filled with water (Chapter 13.1.8).
Set to gas or electric operation on the power selector switch (Fig. 69) (only for Truma
Combi E).
Set the rotary switch to summer mode (Fig. 70/3) 40 °C or 60 °C.
When the equipment is switched on, the green and the yellow indicator lamps
(Fig. 70/7) go on.
In electrical operation, the yellow indicator lamp (Fig. 69/6) on the power selector switch
also goes on (only for Truma Combi E).
When the set water temperature (40 °C / 60 °C) is rea ched, the burner is switched off
and the yellow indicator lamp (Fig. 70/7) goes off.
13.1.3 Winter mode
13.1.3.1 Heating with hot water preparation:
Boiler must be filled with water (Chapter 13.1.8).
Set to the desired operating mode on the power selector switch (Fig. 69) (only for Truma
Combi E).
Set the rotary switch to "60 °C heating" (Fig. 70/5).
Turn the rotary knob (Fig. 70/1) on the control panel to the desired thermostat setting
(1-9) for room temperature.
The green "On" indicator lamp (Fig. 70/2) and the yellow water heating indicator lamp
(Fig. 70/7) on the control panel go on.
In electrical operation, the yellow indicator lamp (Fig. 69/6) on the power selector switch
also goes on (only for Truma Combi E).
The unit gradually reduces the power until the selected room temperature is reached. If
the room temperature has been reached but the water still has to be heated, the circu-
lation fan switches off and the water continues to be heated to a temperature of 60 °C
at the lowest power setting.
The yellow indicator lamp (Fig. 70/7) is on during heating and goes off when the water
temperature is reached (60 °C).
Important!
Mixed operation (gas and electricity) is not possible in summer mode. With this setting, the
unit automatically selects electrical operation with the preselected electrical power of 900 W
or 1800 W.
Important!
The water can be heated to up to 60 °C depending on the heating power that is required to
achieve the room temperature.