Hiya buddy vans coming along very nicely indeed and definitely agree fella like all things they need maintenance and a good scrub often... All the best fella.
Good advice any idea when I purge my diesel heater there is a click that the pump doesn't come on could it be a faulty pump or glow plug thanks any advice would be very helpful Graham
Some good common sense tips I have an issue at the moment I am going to now go through the things you suggested will let you know if solves the heater problem I have.
Looking good so far. I had error code E03. Heater is new but I was primering it a lot at the beginning and must of flooded it. Now after your tips I stripped it down there was a lot of clean diesel inside everywhere so dried it all out, powered up the glow plug that worked great, put back together and now fired up. A lot of smoke for a long time and a chip fat bubbling from the exhaust. Now clear as a bell. So just hoping when I start it up again from cold it will be good. So far happy warm days😀
I have 07 code on a new heater, ive swapped motherboard and display i have 13.49v and ive cut out and soldered main block connector still getting e07 code. Any ideas? Did work occasionally from new
@colebrittner3934 no I tried almost everything but I git a refund and bought another thats Neen fine. Only good news was I got to keep the broken one for spares
2 years now my heater has been used in the van , no strip downs , no break downs etc , only difference I have exclusively run mine on paraffin , people say it wears out the pump , but 2 years and still as good as the day installed says otherwise , China pumps are cheap to replace anyways .
Great tips. Maybe you can help me. I have two lcd screens. One is for back up. One works fine when plugged in the other one I have has error code E01. Something to do with voltage ? How can this be if the other one works ? Is it faulty ? Thank you.
I have a E 01 code after the first time running the heater and it’s on 12 volts and has 14 volts to heater . The heater has only ran once it’s new could anyone help .
Try checking the voltage at the heater during the start sequence. If your wiring has any great length or a poor connection you could be getting a voltage drop with the glow plug and the fan going. Learnt by experience.
Sorry bong dan, yea replaced the new motherboard and all worked ok. Got to admit the fault was done by me, shouted out the temperature sensor thinking it was a safety switch device....dumb, dumb 🙁🙁
Hobbies & Gadgets oh really. I’ve heard RUclips doing this. My friend does a series called plane savers and he’s forever being careful for music background etc.
Hi I fired it up again when it cooled down the fan ran slow for 10 seconds without the pump working then clicked & stopped error eo3. tried a few more times still no good. But I have noticed a regular amount of small bubbles coming out from the pump to the heater distance 18” but no bubbles to the pump all clips good so tomorrow I will take pump & relevant pipes out & re cut & join. Will let you know. Thanks for the interest.
Hi john I am still having an issue with my new heater. The first problem was error code eo3 solved it by fitting an eberspacher glow plug but now constantly smoking. But I have noticed constant air bubbles coming out from the pump to the heater but no bubbles to the pump, it is at 45% I have tightened the jubilee clips as tight as poss no difference. I have stripped down heater so many times now full of carbon. Atomiser cleaned put in correct with tool. I am going bald.
Hobbies & Gadgets hi the heater is under the van the exhaust pipe comes down then a bend slightly down from horizontal to the outer edge of the sill so can drain out if needed I’ve checked totally clear.
I just got it too. Its something do do with the wires. I moved my lcd panel so had to plug it out. But i was still connected to battery. I reconnected then got that error
Thanks John, funny you mentioned that, I did the same, unplugged the plug, then pushed it back in again while battery was still connected. Will disconnect the battery and try again and see what happens. There is also a little button type thing, thought it may be a reset, it’s on the bottom of the display, any idea what that is, mine is very loose, seems to be doing nothing.
John Mc ginley things have gone from bad to worse. Firstly the screen wouldn’t light up, could see the screen information if I held it at an angle. Error code 07 was shown. Disconnected all the plugs and re connected them again, still nothing. Checked battery, pulling 12 volts which was what the display was showing. Thought there maybe an open sensor or something like that so I disconnected all plugs from the motherboard, all seemed correct ( compared them with another heater that works fine ) still nothing.....ended up re ordering another screen and motherboard, waiting for them to turn up and will try again. Would have liked to changeover the main motor unit but didn’t as the working one was difficult to get out.....time for a drink 🙁
the heating plug needs cooling of the fan, if the fan does not get sufficient "juice" it wont cool, and thus the heater coil will burn up on itself . That is why the machine is actively cooling down itself after turning it off. Nothing to do about this really except using a proper battery and proper wiring away from hot parts.
I didn't hear an answer for a E2 error code.
Hiya buddy vans coming along very nicely indeed and definitely agree fella like all things they need maintenance and a good scrub often... All the best fella.
Thanks where youe van vids bud
Good advice any idea when I purge my diesel heater there is a click that the pump doesn't come on could it be a faulty pump or glow plug thanks any advice would be very helpful Graham
Some good common sense tips I have an issue at the moment I am going to now go through the things you suggested will let you know if solves the heater problem I have.
It will work bud
Looking good so far. I had error code E03. Heater is new but I was primering it a lot at the beginning and must of flooded it. Now after your tips I stripped it down there was a lot of clean diesel inside everywhere so dried it all out, powered up the glow plug that worked great, put back together and now fired up. A lot of smoke for a long time and a chip fat bubbling from the exhaust. Now clear as a bell. So just hoping when I start it up again from cold it will be good. So far happy warm days😀
Don’t forget to subscribe thanks bud
So bud did it work bud
I have 07 code on a new heater, ive swapped motherboard and display i have 13.49v and ive cut out and soldered main block connector still getting e07 code. Any ideas? Did work occasionally from new
Any luck?
@colebrittner3934 no I tried almost everything but I git a refund and bought another thats Neen fine. Only good news was I got to keep the broken one for spares
Your van is coming on well mate.
Thanks getting there few more things
I just got my heater 1 month ago n barely use it. Got a 03 code n i cant take it apart i will mess it up
Any ideas?
2 years now my heater has been used in the van , no strip downs , no break downs etc , only difference I have exclusively run mine on paraffin , people say it wears out the pump , but 2 years and still as good as the day installed says otherwise , China pumps are cheap to replace anyways .
Why you run it on parafin?
I run mine every now and again on kero, it burns hotter and cleans the screen, glow plug and combustion chamber of carbon build up
It says clear any code and so far he just gives tips ... I'm on 9... wtf remember the clearing codes part.. it's in the description
very good big lk
all that bull and no information on how to clear the codes
Great tips. Maybe you can help me. I have two lcd screens. One is for back up. One works fine when plugged in the other one I have has error code E01. Something to do with voltage ? How can this be if the other one works ? Is it faulty ? Thank you.
Are they the same controller
Yes. But I just figured it out. Had to go into the 1688 and change to 12v. Thanks for the quick answer
No problem
I have a E 01 code after the first time running the heater and it’s on 12 volts and has 14 volts to heater . The heater has only ran once it’s new could anyone help .
Try checking the voltage at the heater during the start sequence. If your wiring has any great length or a poor connection you could be getting a voltage drop with the glow plug and the fan going. Learnt by experience.
Sorry bong dan, yea replaced the new motherboard and all worked ok. Got to admit the fault was done by me, shouted out the temperature sensor thinking it was a safety switch device....dumb, dumb 🙁🙁
Have you done a video on the different voltage. If not that may be a good episode for you.
I did bud but RUclips copyright it because of music in background
Hobbies & Gadgets oh really. I’ve heard RUclips doing this. My friend does a series called plane savers and he’s forever being careful for music background etc.
Well thats misleading never said how to resist codes
Hi I fired it up again when it cooled down the fan ran slow for 10 seconds without the pump working then clicked & stopped error eo3. tried a few more times still no good. But I have noticed a regular amount of small bubbles coming out from the pump to the heater distance 18” but no bubbles to the pump all clips good so tomorrow I will take pump & relevant pipes out & re cut & join. Will let you know. Thanks for the interest.
Have u got the pump the right way bud
To avoid carbon buildup, run it on full power for about 5-10 minutes. That will blast out the residue that built up during using it on lower settings.
Yo it's DripzyyYT from xbox
What’s up bud
Hi john I am still having an issue with my new heater. The first problem was error code eo3 solved it by fitting an eberspacher glow plug but now constantly smoking. But I have noticed constant air bubbles coming out from the pump to the heater but no bubbles to the pump, it is at 45% I have tightened the jubilee clips as tight as poss no difference. I have stripped down heater so many times now full of carbon. Atomiser cleaned put in correct with tool. I am going bald.
Is your exhaust pointing straight down
Hobbies & Gadgets hi the heater is under the van the exhaust pipe comes down then a bend slightly down from horizontal to the outer edge of the sill so can drain out if needed I’ve checked totally clear.
I was looking into getting one of these heaters. I don't know though.
If I get a upgrade as I like u I will send my one 2 u
OMG really? That would cost a fortune from where you are!
Getting an error code 07 can anybody tell me what that one means.
I just got it too. Its something do do with the wires. I moved my lcd panel so had to plug it out. But i was still connected to battery. I reconnected then got that error
Thanks John, funny you mentioned that, I did the same, unplugged the plug, then pushed it back in again while battery was still connected. Will disconnect the battery and try again and see what happens.
There is also a little button type thing, thought it may be a reset, it’s on the bottom of the display, any idea what that is, mine is very loose, seems to be doing nothing.
@@PCFM100 not sure how to reset it tho. Let me know if you get it sorted
John Mc ginley things have gone from bad to worse. Firstly the screen wouldn’t light up, could see the screen information if I held it at an angle. Error code 07 was shown. Disconnected all the plugs and re connected them again, still nothing. Checked battery, pulling 12 volts which was what the display was showing. Thought there maybe an open sensor or something like that so I disconnected all plugs from the motherboard, all seemed correct ( compared them with another heater that works fine ) still nothing.....ended up re ordering another screen and motherboard, waiting for them to turn up and will try again. Would have liked to changeover the main motor unit but didn’t as the working one was difficult to get out.....time for a drink 🙁
@@PCFM100 Did you have any joy with the new motherboard? just had this problem on a new install
Yo it’s xTydez from Xbox
Ok bud
I've got mine ticking over on low using just .4 of an amp.
Nice one u got to love Chinese heater
@@belgrave1984 Yes, well worth the money. I have one in my motorhome and my microcamper I've just converted.
Sounds like yours is running too rich. Change your fuel pump Hz to fan speed ratio to cure it.
I had my on lowest setting bud it’s working fine now just can’t work out only use 3 times it was full carbon
Heater work for 4 days and then burned itself up saying low voltage problem
What’s is the voltage saying
the heating plug needs cooling of the fan, if the fan does not get sufficient "juice" it wont cool, and thus the heater coil will burn up on itself . That is why the machine is actively cooling down itself after turning it off. Nothing to do about this really except using a proper battery and proper wiring away from hot parts.