Can’t see setting on Water heater

[Susan]

Has anyone gotten creative and relabeled the Truman water heater control panel in the Navion view? We have a 2022 and the control panel is so close to the corner wall in the bathroom complicated by small itty bitty graphics, it’s very hard to know where we have it set. I’m sure after years of use we will instinctively know it’s one or two clicks up / down but everything’s new and it’s a huge PIA to get readers and a flashlight. I’d love to see pics of any re labeling of any control panels anywhere in your rig! Thanks .

[Morich]

We go simple on settings that we may need to remember what we like. So once we find what we feel is "right" on a setting, we often just use a sharpie "trump style" and make it show what we want.
Sharpies come in lots of different colors so we choose one to contrast with the background.

[Winterbagoal]

Assume you're talking Truma, not Truman?
I have the Aquago Comfort Plus unit and during normal operation just stay on the 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock positions, and you'll be fine. They are ECO (ON), Comfort (ON), and OFF respectively.
No need for flashlights and glasses.
We usually just leave ours on "ECO" mode when traveling. Don't forget the 3-way rocker power switch "on" on the unit itself. And the propane "on".

[Susan]

Lol yes it’s a Truma not a Truman. For fricks sake you’d think we are in our 90’s and half blind but nope, just trying to stay organized. We travel with a kid with tons of medical equipment and so I’m used to marking what plugs in where, making little custom storage spaces and clearly identifying settings on panels, this heater is just in an awkward place and challenging me to get it labeled, no room in our brains to remember the water goes on 2:00, the awning in the middle, the stairs to the bottom, the propane …..

[Winterbagoal]

Mine is in an awkward spot behind and to the right of the toilet. That's why I memorized it. It's all those damn switches on the side of the galley sink cabinet that I had to label. Too many to remember, and we haven't gotten out much since covid, so it's "start all over again" every time.
Go to Staples or Walmart and buy white blank sticky labels, and write the various settings on it, and place it on the wall beside the Truma selector switch.
It's what I use on those other ones. I can't read them in the dark very well,
though. Maybe buy some bright dayglow color fine point Sharpie pens to write the settings on the label? Or black ink against white might be sufficient?