SOLVED: No power getting to the thermostat
SOLVED: It was a short somewhere between the blue wires at the furnace and the tstat. Refer to this post Hi All, 1997 Terry 30g RV with an Atwood 8531-III DCLP furnace and a Coleman 7300 air con...
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BFL13 wrote:
What do you mean by "shore power"? That is 120v. Furnace is all 12v. A/C has 120v but controls for it are 12v.
Sorry, I mean the 12V dc power supply. On my rv, I don't need to have the battery hooked up to operate the slideout and other 12V components. I'm plugged into shore power, and I see 118V ac at the main breaker and the breaker for the air conditioner.
