Recent content by SHerrick

OK, I thought you had the thermostat set to Auto. Good on the reset! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If you are in Auto, your Heat is not off. In auto, the thermostat will turn on either heat or cool to get whatever range you set on your heat or cool settings. Go to Heat, turn the temp down below your anticipated lowest temperature, then go to Cool and set the hottest you want it to get. Go...

What is your heat set to? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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If you have a ducted system (there is no through roof unit) and you have a wall-mounted thermostat, the divider is accessible through the rooftop unit. Remove the top cowling and look straight down through the fan. You will see a divider there. Before doing that, though, use a non contact...

Already marked on the calendar! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just did mine a while back. Very intimidating, making the initial hole. In your bedroom is a blank outlet plate in the ceiling. Take it off and you will be staring at a large block of styrofoam. Dig a hole. A few inches up you will find three rolls of wire. Two coaxes and a black control...

OK, here's the information. The A/C units on the 2015 Bighorns are Dometic Hi Performance 15K BTU, Black, with CCC2 thermostats. They are model 541816AXX1J0. I got the board and capacitor replaced and it's too chilly to really try it, but I turned it down and tried running it, and at first, I...

Thank you. I have been researching my notes and think I have located the actual type from commas I had for a failed board. Now I just need to locate a manual and try to identify the actual part number. I have searched online and come up with nothing using the nameplate data from the...

I have a component failure in the Dometic air conditioner and I need the model number of the unit. I know it is a Dometic 15000 BTU HD model, but I need the actual model number to do a parts search. This is on a 2015 Bighorn 3270RS.

Let me make a suggestion, since the wear is only on the outside. Take a pole and extend it straight down from the front center of your trailer's tongue. Take a piece of wood, center it in front of one of the front tires, making sure it is exactly vertical. Pull a string from the pole to the...

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Oh, I know... the one in the bedroom sounds like a freight train. I'll bet this evening, if you run it, it will be fine. I was talking about the external heat exchanger. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

First, I'd be willing to bet you accidentally touched the button, shifting the temp from F to C. 32 C = 89.6 F. There are eight screws holding the cowl on the shell of your A/C unit. Turn the unit off, pull the screws and reach into the unit with a brass brush and remove the lint buildup...

Thank you all! After a reset and observing operation for 18 hours, I can say that the problem was almost assuredly moisture from the torrential, sometimes horizontal, rain we have been experiencing here in southern Georgia! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk