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Thetford and Truma

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  • 25-06-2010 6:46pm
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    si_guru
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    Where can I get spares for the a Thetford C2 toilet and a 220v Truma water heater in SW Ireland? Or shall I jump on a plane to Stansted?

    SG


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    coolvale
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    camping crazy , new ross.
    they have a web site & do mail order.


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    aja72
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    Contact with motorhomes dealer or you can buy also from E-bay.


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    SeamusG97
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    Might be worth giving these people a call. They're in Mallow. http://www.buckleyscaravans.ie/accessories.htm


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    Aidan_M_M
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    We're Truma and Thetford approved , what do you need? Though Buckleys are very good for Thetford parts.


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    si_guru
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    Aidan_M_M wrote: »
    We're Truma and Thetford approved , what do you need? Though Buckleys are very good for Thetford parts.

    Okay I suspect I need a flush pump for a c2.. I can hear the pump but nothing coming thru' to the bowl... and the fluch tank is full. Maybe it is sediment blocking it?

    Also I might need a truma 220v hot water water heater tank as I think it is fractured - probably from frost by previous owner. I get a cup full of water under the tank every now and then (daily).. plus I need to bleed it every time I want to use the kitchen sink tap.


    SG


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    Aidan_M_M
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    Make sure you mention that you have 220v when you order the tank . TBh , Buckley's are probably the best bet seeing as your in that end of the country .


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    si_guru
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    Aidan_M_M wrote: »
    Make sure you mention that you have 220v when you order the tank . TBh , Buckley's are probably the best bet seeing as your in that end of the country .

    Fixed the flush.... er...er... tanks wasn empty.. that fille rneck was tricking me!!

    ..Heater is cracked... going to try Buckleys. But I have no shame I will go with he best price!

    I need a "Truma Therme 230v" - I was wrong before.


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