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...
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Very interesting discussion. Thanks bmupton.
I too have this cycling issue on my TT (2012). My first thought was restricted air flow as I'm getting, what I consider, low flow from my vents. But this issue of the RV manufacturer not installing to heater specs is worth looking into. I have the "Thermal Package" and that includes a higher BTU furnace. Now if the builder didn't modify the non thermal package trailer duct system to compensate???????? I will definitely look at this aspect before dropping the Coroplast and having a look see.
Richard
PS I do hate that flexible duct work. I know it's easier to install but it is so inefficient with regards to airflow.
I too have this cycling issue on my TT (2012). My first thought was restricted air flow as I'm getting, what I consider, low flow from my vents. But this issue of the RV manufacturer not installing to heater specs is worth looking into. I have the "Thermal Package" and that includes a higher BTU furnace. Now if the builder didn't modify the non thermal package trailer duct system to compensate???????? I will definitely look at this aspect before dropping the Coroplast and having a look see.
Richard
PS I do hate that flexible duct work. I know it's easier to install but it is so inefficient with regards to airflow.
