A little while ago I asked a few questions about the propex heater units as mine wasn't working. I decided to leave it until the new year when hopefully I'll have some pennies to get someone to take a look.
But, today while out I think I knocked the 'on' switch before I left the van while out. Came back a few hours later and could hear a whirring noise, low and behold it was the heater fan. I turned on the gas and got heat out of the darn thing. It smelt a pretty dusty and was noisier than I expected.
So, given this minor 'miracle' has anyone got any tips? I've already given thanks to the god of old veedubs!
Cheers.
MT
Propex question pt2
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Propex question pt2
One year-ish anniversary owner of a 1989 T25 Autosleeper Trident
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Re: Propex question pt2
Yes now that it is working you should run it at least once every month or two for a short time this will stop the bearings from bedding in.
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Re: Propex question pt2
you probably had a flat leisure battery when you last tried it
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Re: Propex question pt2
Ah, no. The leisure batt was fully charged. This was truly a miracle!
Just crossing my fingers that it will work next time...
MT
Just crossing my fingers that it will work next time...
MT
One year-ish anniversary owner of a 1989 T25 Autosleeper Trident