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Hi Peter, thanks for a prompt reply. It does look that way, I have tried a few things but I looks like A boiler out job, Not the easiest of jobs on a Rienza as the boiler is located at the bottom of the wardrobe behind the gas fire, the most inaccessible place in any motorhome. The only good thing is that the van is laid up for winter so I have plenty of time to do it.

Hello Hutchie
I've had a similar problem with the Truma Ultrastore in my Bourton.
You don't say anything in your posting about a fault code showing on the Truma panel. There's been lots of correspondence about such problems on this site in the past and I've taken advice successfully from that.
First let us know if you have a fault code and what it is. Someone will surely point you in the right direction.

Doh!
Thanks for putting me right. I still hope to see a resolution here.

I havnt had the problem with our water heater but taking the wardrobe floor out to sort the pump didn’t seem to bad from memory. I think once the screws are out along the sides it can be lifted out. The hole in the back corner above the charger makes a good hand hold. Good luck with your repairs.

Managed to get back to my Rienza Hot water system yesterday. The PCB board was posted back to me within 3days , fault found, repaired and tested. After 2 or 3 attempts the boiler fired up and is now working fine.

Glad you have your hot water problems sorted.I have memories of our tent and trailer tent days with the kids. The site showers were a long walk in the rain so it was a stand up bath in a bowl for the kids. That’s maybe why management demanded a van with hot water on tap.

Dave 418 wrote:Glad you have your hot water problems sorted.I have memories of our tent and trailer tent days with the kids. The site showers were a long walk in the rain so it was a stand up bath in a bowl for the kids. That’s maybe why management demanded a van with hot water on tap.

I'm glad Hutchie got his boiler sorted.
'Hot water on tap' reminds me of the countless (usually German) motorhomes where when you turn on the hot water tap in the washroom, the water runs straight down the drain. The wash basins have 3 sides, and the water runs straight away down the drain. They don't have a drain plug. I have no idea where they think their hot water comes from - straight out of the Hot Water Tap at their pitch, I suppose. I have on a couple of occasions got seriously interested in buying a new motorhome until I saw that type of basin and asked the salesman where the constant unlimited hot water supply comes from, and where do you expect me to run the drain hose, and where is the mains gas supply on the pitch? Then I walk away.