Hi mate, nice video, thanks fot uploading. I own one and I was wandering whether you know where the control panel is conected. Mine is not working at the moment and I find no fuses anywhere. May you know something about it?
First thing to check would be the connections on the back of the panel, there will probably be 2 multi plugs (one for the main power and lights, and another for the fresh water indicator), secondly, these Mclouis usually have a small fuse panel on the side of the settees (behind either the driver, or passenger seat). I hope this helps.
Ypu mentione that you would show the water bpiler bit never did. Would you be able to show the water boiler operation and how to drain the main fresh water tank please?
The boiler operation is just press up for 50 degrees, or down for 70. And the fresh tank should have a drain bung inside of it once you have the main inspection hatch removed.
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Hi mate, nice video, thanks fot uploading. I own one and I was wandering whether you know where the control panel is conected. Mine is not working at the moment and I find no fuses anywhere. May you know something about it?
First thing to check would be the connections on the back of the panel, there will probably be 2 multi plugs (one for the main power and lights, and another for the fresh water indicator), secondly, these Mclouis usually have a small fuse panel on the side of the settees (behind either the driver, or passenger seat). I hope this helps.
@@pandpcampersgosport5800 thank you so much, I will check it out!
Ypu mentione that you would show the water bpiler bit never did. Would you be able to show the water boiler operation and how to drain the main fresh water tank please?
The boiler operation is just press up for 50 degrees, or down for 70. And the fresh tank should have a drain bung inside of it once you have the main inspection hatch removed.
Drain tap for main tank was hidden under a duct tube in the same compartment as the heater drain . Thanks for your very helpful video