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Hunter thermostsat conversion problem

DeansDad
Explorer
Explorer
I decided to do the Hunter 42999B conversion on my TT as the Duo-Therm thermostat was like all the others.
I have a Dometic Duo-Therm 13,500 roof air, and I THINK an Attwood furnace (if need be I can remove cover to check).

Here's what I did:

red wire was on Duo-Therm +7.5 terminal, I didn't use it

yellow wire was on Duo-Therm cool terminal, to Y on Hunter

white wire was on Duo-Therm furnace terminal, to W on Hunter

blue wire was on Duo-Therm hi fan terminal, temp not used

orange wire was on Duo-Therm fan terminal, to G on Hunter

green wire was on Duo-Therm gnd terminal, to RC on Hunter

I left the jumper from RC to RW in the Hunter

Also, the small switch is set for HG

I have the furnace working properly, but when trying A/C all I get is the compressor running, no blower fan. Also, there is no fan when the manual fan position is switched on, either.

This seems so simple a conversion, can't believe it's not working right.
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Mont_G_J
Explorer
Explorer
Only need to add a switch if you want low and hi air conditioner fan speed. I run mine on low (orange wire connected) and like it just fine that way.

I don't see anything in your post that reflects incorrect wiring. Perhaps your next step should be to check for voltage on the orange wire.

Here's a good set of instructions to double check your work: CLICKY FOR HUNTER T-STAT

midnightsadie
Explorer II
Explorer II
ok I gotta ask, why are people changing the stats?

Snowman9000
Explorer
Explorer
I've run mine without the switch. First on the high fan wire, and then the low fan wire, which I liked better. OP, I don't have the info to help you troubleshoot it, sorry.
Currently RV-less but not done yet.

donn0128
Explorer II
Explorer II
Did you add the SPST mini switch? You need it in the system to make the AC fan work correctly. AC fan is normal high speed.