FURNACE NOT LISTED ON THERMOSTAT

Bobbo wrote:

NoSnowInAZ wrote:
Doug, SIR -I had no service work done on the AC unit - no dip switches had been changed by either me or any tech.
Must be an incredible feeling to be so GD perfect. Find another forum to "help out" with your valuable assistance.

Actually, Doug is a professional RV tech. He does this stuff for a living as his day job.

AMEN.

And, to the OP: please let us know what does fix your "no heater condition".

I disagree with Doug being a "professional given his attitude.

I disagree with Doug being a "professional given his attitude.

NoSnowInAZ wrote:
I disagree with Doug being a "professional given his attitude.

You ask for help, You IGNORE it. Yes, it is a PITA to try and help people that have no idea what they are doing and refuse to accept help. You need to check and reset the Furnace DIP switch, EVEN if you have not touched it. There are 2 BLUE wires at the AC control board. ONE should have 12 volt power. IF NONE have 12 volt power your Furnace 12 volt fuse is blown or disconnected. MY attitude is, I give FREE help and then you do NOT follow the free help. So, I am the problem? Doug

PS, AFTER the DIP switch check and reset, you do a Wall Tstat reset to restore any missing appliance mode. Sorry, I guess you knew that.

I told my wife what a jerk you were from your response. She stated, well, it is Thanksgiving. Doug

1. Turn slide switch to OFF position
2. Press and hold MODE (top) and ZONE (bottom) buttons
3. Turn slide switch to ON position
4. Release MODE and ZONE buttons
5. FF appears indicating reset is complete

Yes sir. You got it. Your attitude.
Enjoy the holidays

Just an FYI - Fuse not the issue not the dip switch. New board is expected later today

Resetting thermostat did not resolve the problem either

Resetting thermostat did not resolve the problem either

So Doug if you'd like to call me I will gladly pay you via PayPal if we get it fixed. Please private msg me and I'll give you the phone number - thank you