Removing Complete Heater
NOTE:
Danger of scalding
- Coolant can be very hot.
- Coolant may be pressurized.
→ Perform the removal only once the cooling system has cooled down.
→ By carefully opening the catch on the reservoir, make sure that the cooling system is depressurized.
NOTE:
Danger of slipping due to emerging coolant
- The emerging coolant will make the floor of the workshop slippery and may cause people to slip and fall over.
→ Collect emerging coolant in a suitable pan.
- Remove coolant hoses.
- 1.1. Close off feed hose -1- and return hose -2- for coolant using a suitable tool -3- .
- 1.2. Loosen spring band clamp -4- and pull off feed hose -1- .
- 1.3. Loosen spring band clamp -5-
and pull off return hose -2-
.WARNING: Emerging fuel
- Risk of fire
→ Avoid contact with hot parts or sources of ignition.
→ Collect emerging fuel, absorb it if necessary with a suitable binding material and dispose of properly.
→ Use suction to remove ignitable vapors.
→ Attach warning sign to vehicle in a clearly visible position.
- Remove fuel hose.
- 2.1. Spread clamp -1- for fuel hose -2- .
- 2.2. Detach fuel hose -2- . -arrow-
- 2.3. Dispose of used clamp -1- .
- Detach flexi-pipe for muffler.
- 3.1. Loosen clamp -1- of flexi-pipe -2- .
- 3.2. Lift out flexi-pipe -2- and pull it off.
- Remove electric plug connections.
- 4.1. Release electric plug connections -a- .
- 4.2. Pull off electric plug connections -A- .
- Detach heater.
- 5.1. Unscrew fastening screws -1- at top and bottom.
- 5.2. Pull out heater in direction of travel.