How and When to Decalcify the Truma AquaGo Tankless RV Water Heater: Concise & To The Point Tutorial

[@winginitwithjohn8451]

This is the best step by step how to video for this Truma water heater. Thanks for keeping it simple.

[@MidlifeMileMarker]

Thanks so much! I try to keep things straight and to the point!

[@EastCoastCampgrounds]

Great tutorial. Stepped me through the process perfectly!

[@LauraDroze]

Great video - Thank you! It stepped me perfectly through the process!

[@cinderellaresearch74]

You're a champ!

[@frankshiffer588]

I have a problem that you might have insight given this video. I ahve the Truma Control, but not the plus model. I accidently turned the control to clean thinking I turned it up to eco. This morning no hot water and I never needed to clean it, but I can get it to reset regardless of what I do. The control light flashes and flashes but never resets. Suggestions?

[@MidlifeMileMarker]

I ran across an article awhile back that addressed this: Start by turning your remote dial off of the clean setting (if it's still set to it), and set to Eco mode. On the exterior of the coach, open the Truma cover, and turn the switch on the Truma to the OFF position (center position) Wait 10 seconds, and turn the switch back to ON Now if you head back inside the motorhome, you should see the Truma remote dial LED blinking quickly. This means that the cleaning mode is complete, and now the Truma needs to be flushed. The system still thinks theres some decalcification agent in the system, and it needs to be rinsed out before allowing normal operation. Flushing the system will take about 30 liters of water (8 gallons) run through the Truma before normal operation will be resumed. To do this, open all the hot water taps, and let it run until the LED stops blinking. At this point, you can close all the taps, and normal operation should resume! Link to the full article: help.leisurevans.com/en/articles/3168308-cancelling-truma-aquago-cleaning-mode

[@frankshiffer588]

Many thanks for your information, it came back on just like you described.

[@MidlifeMileMarker]

@@frankshiffer588 Glad to help!

[@kevinnrice]

One BIG addition…..Make sure to have your propane switch on…this process needs the heat…….It obvious to know…but I didn’t……was getting error light outside and a much shorter flas than 1 sec inside…toils a bit for me to figure it out

[@MidlifeMileMarker]

Thanks for the comment and Suggestion. I didn't even think to mention to leave the propane on. It should definitely be on👍🏼