Truma MonoControl T
The Truma MonoControl T is a safety gas pressure regulator designed exclusively for installation and operation with a permanently installed LP gas tank. It regulates tank pressures of up to 16 bar down to an operating pressure of 30 mbar for connected gas appliances.
Technical Specifications
Master Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Matrix
| Error Code / Indicator | Symptom / Meaning | Step-by-Step DIY Fix | Suggested Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
Operational Fault | The gas supply is interrupted, tank is empty, or the regulator is iced up. | Check fill level of the gas tank, ensure withdrawal valve and appliance quick-closing valves are open, or check for regulator icing at around 0 °C. | DIY Safe |
Reset knob popping out | Unusually strong vibrations during travel triggered the safety shut-off. | Reset the reset knob by pressing it into the housing with the Torx pin T20 and turning it slightly anti-clockwise. | DIY Safe |
Operational Fault | The black reset knob is sticking out, meaning the gas flow is interrupted or triggered unintentionally due to unusually strong vibrations. | Press the black reset knob into the housing using the Torx pin T20 of the screw aid and turn it slightly in an anti-clockwise direction until it stays engaged. | DIY Safe |
Operational Fault | The gas pressure regulator is icing up at low temperatures around 0 °C. | Check the fill level of the gas tank, ensure withdrawal valves are open, and consider using an optional Truma EisEx regulator heater. | DIY Safe |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I reset the reset knob?
Press the black reset knob into the housing using the Torx pin T20 of the screw aid and turn it slightly in an anti-clockwise direction until it engages.
Q: Can I use the MonoControl T with gas cylinders?
No, the MonoControl T is exclusively intended and approved for installation and operation in connection with a permanently installed LP gas tank.
Q: How do I reset the regulator if the gas flow is interrupted?
Use the Torx pin T20 of the enclosed screw aid to push the black reset knob into the housing and turn it slightly anti-clockwise, ensuring it remains engaged.
Q: Who is permitted to carry out leak checks on the low-pressure section?
Leak checks on the low-pressure section must only be performed by a qualified liquid gas expert.