Truma Solenoid Valve Kit - 34020-00231

Truma Combi E - 2S Heater Solenoid Gas Valve - 34020-00231 (old number 34020-63000). Suitable for ...

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This Truma Solenoid Valve Kit (34020-00231) is designed for owners of Truma Combi E, 4E, 4, 6E, and 6 heater models. It provides a straightforward solution for replacing a faulty gas valve, ensuring your heater's gas functionality is restored. The kit includes a new gasket and screws for simplified installation. A potential caveat is that this part is specifically for certain Truma Combi models, so compatibility should be confirmed before purchase.

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Model Part Number34020-00231
BrandTruma

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FAQs

What Truma Combi models is this solenoid valve kit compatible with?

This kit (34020-00231) is compatible with Truma Combi E, 4E, 4, 6E, and 6 heater models. The old part number was 34020-63000.

Does this kit include everything needed for installation?

Yes, the kit includes the solenoid gas valve, a new gasket, and new screws for installation.

Can I install this part myself?

Installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and familiarity with gas appliances. If you are not comfortable working with gas systems, it is recommended to have a qualified technician perform the installation.

What should I do before attempting installation?

Always turn off the main gas supply to the appliance and ensure the heater is powered off before beginning any installation or maintenance work.

Where can I find the model number of my Truma heater?

The model number is typically found on a label located on the heater unit itself. Consult your Truma Combi heater's manual for specific location details.

Is this part a genuine Truma product?

Yes, this is a genuine Truma replacement part manufactured by Truma.

Troubleshooting

Heater does not ignite after valve replacement.

Double-check all gas connections for leaks, ensure the electrical connection to the solenoid is secure, and verify the gas supply is turned on and reaching the appliance.

Gas smell detected after installation.

Immediately turn off the gas supply. Retrace installation steps, ensuring all connections are tightened and the gasket is properly seated. Perform a leak test with soapy water on all connections.

Heater cycles on and off erratically.

This could indicate an issue with the gas pressure or another component. Ensure the solenoid valve is correctly installed and functioning. If the problem persists, consult the main Truma Combi heater troubleshooting guide or a qualified technician.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures proper gas valve function for Truma Combi heaters.
  • Includes necessary gasket and screws for a complete repair.
  • Designed as a direct replacement for specific Truma models.
  • Reliable component from a reputable manufacturer.

Cons

  • Only compatible with specific Truma Combi models (4E, 4, 6E, 6).
  • Requires some technical aptitude for installation.
  • Failure to install correctly could impact heater performance or safety.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This solenoid valve kit (34020-00231) is exclusively designed for Truma Combi heater models 4E, 4, 6E, and 6. Verify your heater's model number before ordering to ensure compatibility. The old part number is 34020-63000.

Setup: Installation typically involves:

  1. Safety First: Ensure the heater is turned off and the gas supply is completely disconnected.
  2. Access the Valve: Remove any necessary panels to access the existing solenoid gas valve.
  3. Remove Old Valve: Carefully disconnect the gas line and electrical connections, then remove the old valve using appropriate tools.
  4. Install New Valve: Using the included gasket and screws, securely install the new solenoid valve. Ensure proper alignment and tightening.
  5. Reconnect: Reconnect gas lines and electrical connections.
  6. Test: Restore gas supply and test the heater's operation according to the manufacturer's instructions, checking for leaks.

Care: This is a replacement part and does not require routine care beyond ensuring it is properly installed and the connected heater system is maintained. Regular servicing of your Truma Combi heater, as recommended by the manufacturer, will help ensure the longevity of all components, including the solenoid valve.

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