Bonding a Truma AR2 handset to control panel
Check that you have power from the caravan leisure battery to the control panel.
Press & release the small reset button on the rear right of the control panel, a green light should start flashing rapidly.
Press the red button on the handset twice, the red light should light up on the handset.
There should be a series of clicks from the control panel, the handset should now be bonded & the green light should now stay on as a solid light, so switch off the handset, wait 5 seconds, then switch handset back on with a double click of the red button, the control panel should issue several clicks & switch on with a solid green light, try the mover buttons to test it without engaging the rollers to the wheels.
If it didn’t work, remove a battery terminal for 5 minutes to totally kill power to the control panel, then refit it & try the above instructions again, if it still doesn’t work there are several reasons why not, the main cause is battery power too low, so charge the leisure battery with a proper car, or better still a leisure battery charger, but do not boost charge, only charge at under 6 amps max.
Check the terminals on the battery & connections to the control panel to see if they are good & tight & clean.
If all else fails then the receiver in the control panel could have gone down or the handset could be faulty or its battery is low.
Check that you have power from the caravan leisure battery to the control panel.
Press & release the small reset button on the rear right of the control panel, a green light should start flashing rapidly.
Press the red button on the handset twice, the red light should light up on the handset.
There should be a series of clicks from the control panel, the handset should now be bonded & the green light should now stay on as a solid light, so switch off the handset, wait 5 seconds, then switch handset back on with a double click of the red button, the control panel should issue several clicks & switch on with a solid green light, try the mover buttons to test it without engaging the rollers to the wheels.
If it didn’t work, remove a battery terminal for 5 minutes to totally kill power to the control panel, then refit it & try the above instructions again, if it still doesn’t work there are several reasons why not, the main cause is battery power too low, so charge the leisure battery with a proper car, or better still a leisure battery charger, but do not boost charge, only charge at under 6 amps max.
Check the terminals on the battery & connections to the control panel to see if they are good & tight & clean.
If all else fails then the receiver in the control panel could have gone down or the handset could be faulty or its battery is low.