047 / 048

Espar (Eberspächer) Furnace: “047 / 048”

warning RV furnace fault codes

Safety The metering pump handles fuel, only work on it with the heater cold and away from ignition sources, and catch any fuel spillage. A non-dosing or over-dosing pump can cause hard starts and unburned fuel, so keep the exhaust clear to avoid carbon-monoxide risk.

What it means

Metering (fuel dosing) pump fault: 047 = short circuit / overload on the pump output, 048 = open circuit / interruption (pump or its wiring disconnected). Without a working metering pump the heater cannot dose fuel and will not run.

Most likely causes

  1. Damaged or disconnected metering pump wiring/connector (048) most likely
  2. Shorted pump winding or chafed wiring (047) common
  3. Failed metering pump common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear 047 / 048

  1. Switch off and on to retry.
  2. If the fault persists, the pump and wiring must be tested by an installer.

When to call a technician

If wiring and connector are good but the pump does not tick or the fault persists.

Applies to

Airtronic D2 · Airtronic D4 · Airtronic D4S · Airtronic B4

FAQ

What does Espar (Eberspächer) Furnace code "047 / 048" mean?

Metering (fuel dosing) pump fault: 047 = short circuit / overload on the pump output, 048 = open circuit / interruption (pump or its wiring disconnected). Without a working metering pump the heater cannot dose fuel and will not run.

How do I reset Espar (Eberspächer) Furnace 047 / 048?

Switch off and on to retry. If the fault persists, the pump and wiring must be tested by an installer.

What is the most common cause of 047 / 048 on a Espar (Eberspächer) Furnace?

The most likely cause is damaged or disconnected metering pump wiring/connector (048).

Related · Espar (Eberspächer) furnace

Note: Newer CAN controllers show P000200/P000201. A related code 049 covers short to battery+ / transistor fault.

Last verified 2026-06-29 · compiled from manufacturer documentation. Codes can vary by model year — always cross-check your unit’s manual.