Yes. If you’ve purchased a Truma product through a dealer or the Truma webshop and need it professionally fitted, our installation service covers this. Get in touch to confirm compatibility and arrange your appointment.

Ignition failure and gas supply faults, error code diagnosis and resolution, electrical and power supply issues, .nternal component replacement, including heating elements and circuit boards and more.

 We’ll talk you through the findings clearly and advise on the best course of action. If a repair is needed, we can often carry this out at the same visit – or arrange a follow-up appointment if more complex work is required.

 There’s no set requirement to have your Truma systems tested annually. Your dealership may test them as part of your habitation check, but beyond that, testing is worth considering before a long trip, after winter storage, or any time you notice a change in system performance.

 We’ll let you know clearly and advise on your repair options. Our standard repair service can cover faults that fall outside the warranty terms – contact us to discuss.

 Yes – Truma’s manufacturer’s guarantee applies to the original date of purchase and does transfer to subsequent owners, here we will require proof of purchase.

 Yes. Diesel Combi models – including the Combi D4 and Combi D6 – are a popular choice for motorhome and campervan owners who want heating and hot water without relying on gas. Contact us to discuss whether a diesel Combi is the right fit for your vehicle.