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Trumatic E 4000 / E 4000 A - Ostsee Campingpartner

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The assembly instructions “Trunk compartment heating system<br />

E <strong>4000</strong> A” includes a form for the required “Confirmation<br />

of installation by a specialist company”.<br />

Notes on installation in boats<br />

Installation in boats must comply with the legal provisions of<br />

the country of use (e.g. EN ISO 10239). National specifications<br />

and regulations (in Germany, for example, DVGW Worksheet<br />

G 608) must be respected.<br />

The “Guidelines for the Construction, Installation, Testing and<br />

Operation of Liquid Gas Systems for Household Purposes on Inland<br />

Waterways” (BGR 146) must be complied with in Germany.<br />

According to these guidelines the liquid gas system must be<br />

installed by an engineer who has been approved by the inland<br />

waterways employer’s liability associations and tested by experts<br />

belonging to these employer’s liability insurance associations.<br />

In other countries always observe the respectively valid<br />

regulations.<br />

For further notes on installation, refer to the assembly instructions<br />

for the <strong>Trumatic</strong> E boat heater.<br />

Choice of location<br />

Always install the appliance and its exhaust duct in such a<br />

way that it is always easily accessible for service work and<br />

can be removed and installed easily.<br />

For evenly distributed heating, the installation of the appliance<br />

should be as much in the centre of the vehicle as possible (or<br />

under the vehicle), and in such a way that the air distribution<br />

ducts can be routed with approximately the same length.<br />

Cowls must always be fitted to prevent any waste gases entering<br />

the inside of the vehicle. The waste gas must always be<br />

guided to at least a side wall.<br />

The wall cowl must be attached<br />

so that no tank supports or tank<br />

ventilation openings are found<br />

within 500 mm (R). In addition,<br />

no air discharge apertures<br />

for the living area or window<br />

openings may be located with<br />

300 mm (R) of it.<br />

When fitting the cowl within the<br />

marked area below or next to<br />

a window that must be open,<br />

an electrical window switch<br />

(part no. 3<strong>4000</strong>-85800) must<br />

be installed. The gas unit must<br />

automatically switch itself off<br />

using the Truma automatic<br />

shut-off facility if the window is<br />

opened (Accessories, part no.<br />

39050-00800).<br />

Exhaust duct<br />

20<br />

300 mm<br />

300 mm<br />

<strong>Trumatic</strong> E <strong>4000</strong> (A) heaters with wall or roof cowl must be<br />

installed only with Truma exhaust duct AA 3 (part no. 39320-00) –<br />

or Truma high-quality steel exhaust duct AEM 3 (part no.<br />

39360-00) for boats – and air intake duct ZR (part no. 39580-<br />

00), because the appliances have only been tested and approved<br />

with these ducts.<br />

R<br />

New O-rings must installed each time the appliance has<br />

been dismantled.<br />

Permitted duct lengths<br />

1. Inside installation with wall cowl<br />

(see installation variant 1, page 2):<br />

– Duct lengths up to max. 30 cm can be laid horizontally<br />

or with a downward slope up to 5 cm.<br />

– Duct lengths of up to max. 100 cm must be laid with an<br />

upward slope of at east 5 cm to the wall cowl.<br />

2. Inside installation with roof cowl<br />

(see installation variant 2, page 2):<br />

– Duct lengths of up to max. 200 cm must be routed<br />

upwards at an angle of at least 45 degrees.<br />

3. Under floor installation with wall cowl<br />

(see installation variant 4, page 2):<br />

– Duct lengths of up to 30 cm can be laid horizontally<br />

or with a downward slope of up to 5 cm. Ducts must also<br />

be protected against damage from flying stones.<br />

Inside installation with wall cowl set<br />

See installation variant Fig. 1 (page 2)<br />

Installation of wall cowl<br />

Install wall cowl (arrow pointing up) on an even surface around<br />

which wind can flow from all sides. Drill an opening of 83 mm<br />

diame ter (pack wood into any hol low spaces in the area of the<br />

cowl opening). Use the en closed rubber seal (8) for sealing. In<br />

the event of structured surfaces coat with plastic body sealant<br />

– do not use silicone!<br />

Slide clamp (7) over the ducts prior to passing the exhaust<br />

double duct through the opening.<br />

Slide rubber seal (8 – smooth side toward cowl, sealing<br />

lips toward wall) and clip (4) onto inner section of cowl (9).<br />

Press together end of exhaust duct (1) so that winding touches<br />

winding, and slide over O-ring (10) onto the connection<br />

fitting (11 – bend pointing up).<br />

Slide holes of clip (4) onto pins of muff (11 – screw facing<br />

downwards) and screw in place. Slide combustion air intake<br />

duct (5) on the serrated connection fitting (12).<br />

Fasten cowl inner part (9) with 6 self-tapping screws (14),<br />

mount cowl outer part (15) and fasten with 2 screws (16).<br />

Fasten combustion air intake duct with clamp (7), from the<br />

inside, on the connection fitting (12).<br />

Fasten cowl double duct to the wall with at least one clamp<br />

ZRS (17).<br />

17<br />

Ø 83 mm<br />

7<br />

5<br />

1<br />

4<br />

8<br />

10<br />

11 12<br />

9<br />

TOP OBEN<br />

15<br />

14<br />

16

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