Trying to get my heater to work

Not sure if this PDF helps? Page 9 is where the English Language version starts.

https://dealernew.truma.com/_anweisungen/Truma_Katalog/pdf_verzeichnis/30_000/30090_07300.pdf

RR, try Youtube they have videos that you can play & pause whilst you follow the instructions for the Truma 3002 space heater

Good Morning Rossie.  I've got one like yours.  Your left pic is the temp control and the right the fan speed; the slider below the fan dial is - centre off, left on and right auto.  To ignite ensure gas is turned on to heater, turn the left dial to say 8, press the dial in for a few seconds, keep it pressed and press the igniter a number of times.  Look through the small (very!) opening on the front of the fire to see if it is lit.  Try a number of times. When lit keep the left dial pressed for 30 secs.  If it does not stay lit it could be that the 'chimney' is blocked by cobwebs or something;  if you have not used the fire this season this could be the problem.  This spring mine would not stay lit, then there was a woosh sound as the blockage was expelled, it has been fine since.  Can you run the heater on 240v?

That sounds about right C. After pressing the ignitor a few times need to hold the dial down for 5 seconds or so from memory until probe heats up and then keeps gas valve open.

And  don't forget to switch the fan on to feed the heat to the vents around the caravan. I found the manual setting on my old Coachman better to use than the auto.

Yes I agree it needs to be on high setting before you start.  Does it make an audible click?  In mine there is a small battery back, visible at floor level to ignite the spark.  Sorry terminology not great but you may need a new battery.  You don't need to remove the casing to find the Batt pack.  Good luck.

Are you warm yet Rossie?

Thank you all again - yes I am warming up quite nicely now! Poppy sends her thanks as well! Being a cat she has a vested interest in the well being of the heater

I was on the verge of renaming the heater "Traumatic"

Rossie.  As I mentioned when you posted about the tight bend near your house and getting on the A24.  I live fairly close and have been caravanning for many many years.  If you would like me to pop round some time to run over any problems or concerns you have with your caravan I would be happy to do so.  We will be in Findon Valley the afternoon of 19 Aug and could call in.