Aventa comfort

In many cases, air conditioning systems are used in cars for just 20 to 30 minutes. A comfortable temperature of about 23 °C should be reached within a very short time. Because cars often have dark colours inside and outside and angled windows, such as the windscreen, they heat up very quickly. This is why car air conditioning systems are equipped with a high cooling output (6 to 8 kW). They are much more powerful, as the compressor of the air conditioning system is driven by the car’s engine. This explains why the engine loses power when the air conditioning system is switched on in the car.

On the other hand, RVs are often used for several hours. The air conditioning system is also used over a long period (while driving or at the camp site). Light external colours and steep windows reduce heating of the vehicle compared to cars. The cooling output of air conditioning systems in RVs is generally much lower, as they are electrically operated and the power supply is limited. This is why a high level of energy efficiency, which ensures optimum cooling output with low power consumption, is essential.

Our air conditioning system can produce a maximum temperature difference of 10°C under optimum conditions, such as when the vehicle is in shadow, is darkened, windows and skylights are closed and humidity is low.

You can keep a cool head at any temperature by following the tips:

• Before starting the system, check that the camp site has adequate fuses (min. 4 A).
• Position your vehicle in shade if possible.
• Closing blinds reduces heat radiation.
• Clean your roof at regular intervals – dirty roofs are hotter roofs.
• Ventilate the vehicle properly before starting the appliance in order to remove accumulated warm air from the vehicle.
• To obtain a healthy indoor climate, the difference between inside and outside temperatures should not be too large.
• During operation, the circulated air is cleaned and dehumidified. Dehumidifying moist air creates a pleasant indoor climate even if the temperature differences are not great.
• When cooling, close all doors and windows so that no condensation forms on the air distributor.

Warrantor and warranty period

In connection with the manufacturer’s warranty of two years, the Truma Partner grants a parts warranty to air conditioning systems and Mover from Truma (“the product”) for an additional three years, so for years 3, 4 and 5 from the date of purchase, under the following conditions.

The warrantor is the Truma Partner, from whom the respective product was acquired and professionally installed.

If repair work is undertaken within the scope of the warranty, the warranty period with regard to the repaired or replaced parts does not re-commence, but the original warranty period continues.

Warranty requirements and extent of the warranty

The parts warranty applies to product defects, which can be attributed to material or production faults.

A claim can only be made in relation to this part warranty upon submission of this certificate, the original receipt and specification of the serial number for the product, for which this warranty claim shall be lodged.

Spare parts costs are covered by this warranty. Costs are not covered for installation and removal, dismantling of furniture or body parts as well as transport and road costs, travel expense or other costs, which are not spare parts costs.

The Truma Partner shall decide on the type of repair.

Replaced (spare) parts shall become the property of the warrantor.

Exceptions

The warranty does not provide cover:

1. in the case of improper, unsuitable, incorrect, negligent or unintended use of the product
2. in the case of improper installation, assembly or commissioning not in compliance with the instructions for use and installation instructions
3. in the case of improper operation or handling not in compliance with the instructions for use and installation instructions, in particular in the case of failure to observe maintenance, care and warning instructions
4. if installations, repairs or intervention work are not executed by authorised partners
5. for consumables, wear parts and in the case of natural wear and tear
6. if the product is provided with spare, supplementary or accessory parts, which are not original parts of the manufacturer or parts approved by the manufacturer
7. in the case of damage caused by foreign bodies (e.g. oils, diluent in gas), chemical or electrochemical influences in the water or if the product otherwise comes into contact with unsuitable substances (e.g. chemical products, flammable materials, unsuitable cleaning agents)
8. in the case of damage caused by abnormal environmental or unsuitable operating conditions
9. in the case of damage caused by force majeure or natural catastrophes, as well as other influences, for which the manufacturer is not accountable
10. in the case of damage, which can be attributed to improper transport
11. in the case of changes to the appliance, including to spare, supplementary or accessory parts and their installation, in particular changes to the exhaust gas system or to the cowl by the end customer or third parties.

Miscellaneous

Further claims, in particular claims for damages by the end customer or a third party are ex- cluded.

Contractual or legal claims of the end customer against the Truma Partner, such as warranty claims or claims for damages are not affected by this parts warranty.

The provisions of the Product Liability Act remain unaffected by this.

Unfortunately not, as the air distributors of the individual generations are installed in fundamentally different ways. Accordingly, Aventa 2nd generation air conditioning systems are only compatible with 2nd generation air distributors, while 1st generation air distributors can only be attached to suitable 1st generation roof-mounted air conditioning systems.