Truma SE mover

Romatone replied on 14/03/2020 14:29

Posted on 14/03/2020 14:29

Decided to move the caravan for. It’s first clean from the winters wind and grime , The battery had been ok in the van and was connected to the mains for separate heating.
Raised the steadies , moved the locks etc. and the pressed the mover button and drew the rollers onto the tyres. All good so far until I pressed to go backwards , it moved about 6” and then stopped . Had the same last year and replaced the controllers batteries and it was fine. However upon replacing the batteries this time , when I pressed the button I heard the mover engage but the controller carried on bleeping and did not operate. Two weeks earlier I had the 2 year old van battery charged but on investigation I noticed when I tired the power switch on for the mover the indicator showed a drop in power to under 11 volt which I guess means the battery is U S . What I do not understand is the controller carrying on bleeping. Has anyone experienced the same.

Secondly the rollers are now hard onto the tyres . I looked to the front of the mover and there is a bung that when removed gives you access to manually  take the rollers off the tyre but there is no provision (slot) to put a driver into remove it. It then started howling a gale so I’ve come in . Any ideas apart from making my own ‘slot’ if you know what I mean .

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replied on 19/03/2020 07:55

Posted on 16/03/2020 07:33 by EmilysDad

So that's what it's for. There was one in a drawer when I bought my caravan a few years back but the movers on the caravan are Pwrtouch so no idea how it found its way into my caravan.

Posted on 19/03/2020 07:55

Didn't Truma take over Powrtouch?

EmilysDad replied on 19/03/2020 08:37

Posted on 19/03/2020 07:55 by

Didn't Truma take over Powrtouch?

Posted on 19/03/2020 08:37

Possibly but the T-bar is still nothing to do with my movers as mine are manually engaged smile

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