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suitable temperature range is from 13°C to
30°C. For temperatures less than 13°C, the use
of propane should be considered.”
For this reason, Alde recommends using
propane gas for all year round gas heating.
LPG  cylinders  contain  both  gas  and  liquid
forms. When the cylinder is filled, high pressure
transforms  the  gas  into  liquid.  The  liquid
reverts to gas when the valve on the cylinder
is opened.
LPG  is  a  flammable  gas.  It  can  be  a  fire  and
explosion hazard if stored or used incorrectly.
Store cylinders vertically and securely, to
prevent them from toppling.
Do not mount your LPG cylinder horizontally
or  use  liquid  phase  gas  cylinders.  Liquid–gas
explosion may result. Read the product label
or contact product manufacturer for details.
LPG is heavier than air. Should a gas leak occur,
floor vents in a caravan or motorhome should
allow the gas to escape from the vehicle. For
this  reason,  always  ensure  floor  vents  are
unobstructed.

The boiler compartment contains the

gas connection, floor vents and the
flue hoses. Do not place stowage in the
boiler compartment.

In the event of a gas leak, or if you smell gas:

• Extinguish all naked flames.
• Open all doors and windows.
• Close all gas valves, including the valve on

the cylinder.

• Do not smoke.
• Do not operate any electrical appliances or

switches.

• Arrange for immediate inspection of the

gas system by a competent person in

accordance with current local regulations.

LPG from the cylinder is reduced in pressure by
a regulator, and is supplied to the boiler at low
pressure (30mbar). Never use an unregulated
high pressure supply.
Where oil and dirt in the gas supply are a
concern, gas filters should be fitted to prevent
blockage of the boiler gas valve.
NB: Gas heating must not be used while
driving your vehicle unless a safety shut-off
device is fitted to the gas system. Current local
regulations must be adhered to.

Flue

The burning of LPG produces CO² (carbon
dioxide), a non-toxic, asphyxiant gas.
Exhaust flue gas can cause possible burns and
poisoning. Avoid inhaling exhaust flue gas.

Do not position awnings, tents or

other enclosures around the flue
terminal.
Air supply is essential for clean
combustion. The air intake is located in
the flue terminal. For best performance,
the flue terminal should be well vented.
If leaving the gas heating unused for
a period, ensure the flue terminal
is covered to prevent pest animals
nesting in the flue.

Do not obstruct the flue. Be careful

not to flood the flue when washing the
vehicle.

The gas heating must not be used

when refuelling the vehicle at the
service station or related facility.

Maintenance

There is no manufacturer’s service requirement
for the Alde 3020 Compact HE boiler itself.
Current

local regulations must be adhered

to.

The installation of the boiler should be

inspected annually for gas safety.
LPG hoses should be regularly checked for
signs of damage and should be replaced, at
maximum, after 3 years of use.
Bleed air from the system when newly filled,
when the vehicle has been standing unused for
a period, and before departing on holiday.
The fluid level in the expansion tank should
be about 1cm above the MIN mark when cool.
The heat transfer fluid (HTF) should be topped
up if below this level, to prevent a break in
circulation. Only top up with compatible HTF.
NB: Never leave the system empty of HTF.

Always replace the HTF in accordance with the
antifreeze product’s lifespan. If in any doubt,
replace the HTF after 2 years.
Failure to maintain the condition of HTF may
result in frost and/or corrosion damage, and is
not covered under warranty.
When the hot water cylinder is in continuous
use, it should be drained and refilled once a
month. This recreates the air cushion in the hot
water cylinder that absorbs pressure surges.

FITTED EQUIPMENT- The Alde Heating System