Do you mean Airtronic S2 D2L? Fault finding manual attached. Any other indications - error codes,blinking led etc.?
Main fuse gone? ( controller fuse still intact )
Oh dear!
I don't know where the loom connectors are but I would next check that they are fully home, Also check that the heater earth is good. Was the red flashing the fault code? Did you count the flashes?
I don't know where the loom connectors are but I would next check that they are fully home, Also check that the heater earth is good. Was the red flashing the fault code? Did you count the flashes?
So the flashing error code was overheating. I have been testing / using it on high temps..
i guessed that the controller had locked up after 20 incidents.
To reset. Turn on the Easystart and pull the heater fuse within 20s and restore after 5s.
All restored to normal working...
i guessed that the controller had locked up after 20 incidents.
To reset. Turn on the Easystart and pull the heater fuse within 20s and restore after 5s.
All restored to normal working...
You shouldn't be able to get a heater to overheat just by running at full tilt - the only way is for the inlet or outlet to be partially blocked or too many resistance points in the outlet - last unlikely to be reached in these small vans.
Agreed. I’m using the Eber inlet and Cali outlet and both are clear. I’ve concluded it’s a legacy of the installation when I probably messed around and created the majority of the “10 incidents” which caused the lock up.
I’ll certainly be investigate further if it reoccurs....
I’ll certainly be investigate further if it reoccurs....
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Hey Wills, just woke up to the same problem. Google search brought me here. Did your fuse trick and it worked! Just got the heater installed and have used past two nights without incident until this morning.
Wanted to ask if you ever encountered the problem since or if it was smooth sailing from there? Thanks very much.
