SERVICES
63
ULTRAFLOW WATER
Cover cap
Pressure switch
adjusting screw
Ultraflow water intake housing
Operating instructions
Raise the lid, clean both the water socket and
the plug of the Intake Assembly.
Plug the intake connector into the socket.
Place the assembly into the water container,
ensuring that it is fully submerged before
operating the system. The Dust cover is to
stop contaminates falling into the
water container.
When water is first introduced, or the water
supply in the internal tank, or aquaroll, runs
out, air will be present in the pipework. It is
important that every tap is run to remove
any air in the system before, for instance, the
shower is used. Air left in pipework local to a
tap can act as an accumulator and affect the
ratio of hot and cold water flowing from other
taps or shower mixers in the system.
If the pump fails to deliver water the most likely
cause will be air in the system. Switch off the
pump and shake the pump assembly in the
external water container. Then switch on again.
To remove the Intake Assembly from the Water
Intake Housing. To remove, pull the lower
trigger and pull out the hose plug.
! WARNING: Do not remove by pulling the
hose. Please ensure that the lid is properly
closed before driving!
Routine maintenance
Ensure that the O-ring seal on the hose plug
and the socket are free from dirt. To aid fitting
of the plug assembly smear the O-ring with
vegetable oil.
Notes
Before winter storage the water system must
be completely drained (see winterisation /
storage in the maintainence section).
Clean the water system at the start and end
of the season with sterilising fluid (see notes
under sanitising on the following page).
System care
Allowing water to freeze in the system may
result in damage to the pump and plumbing
system.
Non-Toxic antifreeze for potable water may be
used with Truma pumps. Follow manufacturers
recommendations.
! WARNING: Do not use automotive
antifreeze to winterize potable water
systems. These solutions are highly toxic
and may cause serious injury or death
if ingested.
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