Furnace Cycling - SOLUTION w/ Pictures
EDIT: This turned out to be an air flow issue. The solution was quite simple. The furnace has three knockouts on the back when using flexible vent duct adapted to hard in-floor ducting. Crossroads has...
Forum Discussion
doxiemom11 wrote:
Well,. It's June here now and it got down to freezing her last night after only being 55 during the day. We needed our furnace. Tonight supposed to be back down to 39. We don't leave the electric space heater operating at night. Having worked in insurance most of my life I paid too many claims that were started from those little space heaters overheating and starting fires. Yes, the thermostat can stop working or the safety doesn't shut them off when they overheat. So, we leave the furnace on and set at 55 at night.
It was 39 this morning when I got up. Yesterday was a high of 77 though. It's just the time of year where you need AC during the day and furnace at night. (I converted my proper units to your crazy Fahrenheit units)
As for electric space heaters: pass. Drawing 1500 watts through camper AC wiring continuously seems like a bad idea already. Couple that with the risk of the unit itself being faulty (like you've seen plenty)...no thank you!
