AllanE
New Member
Hey there. My first post here and could not find a solution by searching so am asking, as it seems this could a good place to find the solution
I have a Webasto Airtop d2000 air heater mounted. It works great, but the other day the outlet vert was closed when the heater was on. After a while I noticed the heater had stopped and error 10 was on the display. I assume it overheated due to lack of air flow.
But now it will not start again and keeps coming with error 10 - overheating. but its not started and -5 outside, so cant be hot.
How do I reset the thing without opening up the whole heater and messing with the heat sensor? I found a service document that says you can open it up and press the reset on the heat limiter itself, but that is quite a big job to get to in my build.
Its a bit disappointing if that is the solution, as forgetting to open the vent is way too easy to do, or even accidentally block it. Should teh device not just shut down, but then be fine to start again next time? If not I will have to just remove the vent and have it open all the time as I cant be opening everything up in case of an overheat error :-(
Thanks for advice in advance
I have a Webasto Airtop d2000 air heater mounted. It works great, but the other day the outlet vert was closed when the heater was on. After a while I noticed the heater had stopped and error 10 was on the display. I assume it overheated due to lack of air flow.
But now it will not start again and keeps coming with error 10 - overheating. but its not started and -5 outside, so cant be hot.
How do I reset the thing without opening up the whole heater and messing with the heat sensor? I found a service document that says you can open it up and press the reset on the heat limiter itself, but that is quite a big job to get to in my build.
Its a bit disappointing if that is the solution, as forgetting to open the vent is way too easy to do, or even accidentally block it. Should teh device not just shut down, but then be fine to start again next time? If not I will have to just remove the vent and have it open all the time as I cant be opening everything up in case of an overheat error :-(
Thanks for advice in advance
