Electric heat
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06-07-2005, 06:05
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Electric heat
Ok, I am need of some direction. We are in the middle of setting up a
huge sale this weekend and don't have time to spend in a long troubleshooting procedure. We have basically moved into the coach and this morning it was a bit nippy so I tried to turn on the electric heaters. The one in the bathroom worked correctly, however the one in the galley did not. This is a '95 WBDA 4203.... I switched the thermostat over from the "cool" setting to the "heat" setting and could hear the relay under the galley click, but the heater failed to come on. Then I remembered that the front A/C and the galley heater shared a C/B and that the Front A/C master (on the drivers left panel) needed to be on. However, when I turned it on, the compressor for the front A/c came on. I tried switching the thermostat to heat; To off, and all other variations. Even turned the center thermostat to the off position. The front A/C compressor still came on whenever the A/C master was turned on. So as to get some heat in the coach this morning, I turned on the Aquahot and it worked normally. Later in the morning, I tried again and with the front thermostat on either heat or cool, the front compressor still comes on with the front A/C master. Seems like there must be a changeover relay someplace that is stuck. I don't know where it might be and am too busy to chase it right now. I am in hopes that Jeff or Ralph might know exactly where to look. Or tell me that my thinking is completely wrong... Thanks for the help, George Lowry '95 WBDA 4203 & GM 4106 (for sale) Spearfish, SD Currently in CA trying to get everything sold!!!! |
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Electric heat - George Lowry - 06-07-2005 06:05
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