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Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 06:29
by nobbyfox
Morning,
I have just finished my install of a Webasto Airtop 2000, bought from Oldie But Goodie but have a question regarding the positioning of the timer.
Where have other Westfalia owners or any other conversion placed theirs?
I am assuming most people put theirs under the R n R bed? Have thought about the side of the long cupboard but unsure how to get the wires in. Lots of drilling maybe. I want to get it right first time as i do not wish to change my mind after cutting out the hole :shock:

Thanks
Steve L

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 06:54
by lloydy
Normally see it fitted in the panel next to the ashtray for the rear seat.

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 09:12
by nobbyfox
Thanks Lloydy,
I have actually tried to see if it will go in the ashtray hole but could not see a way of accessing behind the panel for the wiring.
Don't really want to resort to drilling a big hole in it!

Steve

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 12:02
by trucker
The rheostat normally goes next to the ashtray and the timer in the kick panel under the r & r bed above heat outlet or blanking plate on yours.

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 12:16
by nobbyfox
Thanks Trucker,
That is the most sensible place and the easiest to cut a hole. Is it too near the unit (my webasto is under the R and R bed and my hot air outlet is coming out of the hole where the rear heater used to be)....?

Steve

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 14:29
by Oldiebut goodie
trucker wrote:The rheostat normally goes next to the ashtray and the timer in the kick panel under the r & r bed above heat outlet or blanking plate on yours.

He has got a combitimer which needs a rectangular hole and is larger:

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Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 14:52
by trucker
Oldiebut goodie wrote:
trucker wrote:The rheostat normally goes next to the ashtray and the timer in the kick panel under the r & r bed above heat outlet or blanking plate on yours.

He has got a combitimer which needs a rectangular hole and is larger:

Image

ooh that's posh! Only one hole to cut as well 8)
The side panel is a bit of a faff to get out on a westie but logical, if you put it on the r&r bed kick panel it would be under the bed when it's down, it'd be easier to get to either on the side panel or wardrobe when you're in bed. :ok

Re: Webasto 7 Day Timer

Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 15:58
by nobbyfox
How lucky am I ??
I agree Trucker, if the bed is down you will have to hang upside down to access the timer. Wardrobe it is!
Working this weekend so will have to wait till i can get time.

Thanks
Steve