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- the_armadilloExplorerDon't know if your trailer has ducted AC nor if your thermostat is one of the Coleman units that utilizes remote temp sensors. Anyway, make sure that the AC is not blowing directly at the thermostat or remote sensor whichever the case may be. When one of our AC ducts gets turned such that it blows on the remote sensor in our back bedroom it will act as you describe. Adjusting the duct direction solves the issue in our case.
- therinkExplorer
thomasuk wrote:
i'm trying see if thermostat can be adjusted to blank amount of degrees below and above called for temp for it to come on and go off
I believe the Coleman thermostat has a 3 degree F swing and don't believe there is an adjustment. The residential digital ones have a 1 degree swing. - thomasukExploreri'm trying see if thermostat can be adjusted to blank amount of degrees below and above called for temp for it to come on and go off
- therinkExplorerI took the junk Coleman thermostat out and replaced with a $20 non programmable battery powered digital thermostat, purchased it at Lowes. Much better and maintains consistent temps.
- WoodGlueExplorerIs it even a programmable thermostat? I don't know of any Coleman Mach thermostats that are programmable.
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