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2nd August 2015, 16:49 | #1 |
Gets stuck in
Nissan Leaf Join Date: Sep 2012
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Look What I Found Under The Bonnet!
Looking under the bonnet of SD's newly acquired CDT and I came across this:
It has never been connected-there are no controls under the console lid : How very odd-why bother to go to the expense and trouble to install the unit then not connect it up Is it a big job to get up and running?
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2nd August 2015, 16:53 | #2 |
This is my second home
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You don't need the control in the cubby box for it to work. If the FBH is working it will come on automatically under 5 degrees C and perform auxiliary heating.
The cubby box control module is if you want to schedule it to com on a a certain time in the morning. Best option if to fit a remote switching so you can turn it on from inside your home in the winter Stubs |
2nd August 2015, 16:55 | #3 | |
Posted a thing or two
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There is a thread here somewhere with lots of advice on the FBH including fitting and servicing. Do a search and see what comes up. Aha! Her it is http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...768#post877768 Last edited by RayH; 2nd August 2015 at 16:59.. Reason: Found it :) |
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