P prine125 Junior Member Aug 17, 2012 #1 I can only get the back air to run. Is thet a transfer switch somewere?
C Nash Senior Member Aug 17, 2012 #2 How long did you let the front try to come on? Takes mine 5 min sometimes. Mine works through the thermostat. Has zone one and zone two
How long did you let the front try to come on? Takes mine 5 min sometimes. Mine works through the thermostat. Has zone one and zone two
H2H1 Senior Member Aug 20, 2012 #4 sounds like a blown fuse,or tripper breaker. I hope that is it, that would be a lot cheaper than a new unit. When was the last time you knew it was running?
sounds like a blown fuse,or tripper breaker. I hope that is it, that would be a lot cheaper than a new unit. When was the last time you knew it was running?
P prine125 Junior Member Aug 20, 2012 #5 All breakers are good. I think there should be a switch for front, rear or both. Called a transfer switch.
All breakers are good. I think there should be a switch for front, rear or both. Called a transfer switch.
C Nash Senior Member Aug 20, 2012 #6 Thinking the control should be in the thermostat or do you have seperate thermostats?
M Michael Hubbert Junior Member Sep 14, 2012 #8 I have same year coach. Check the far right cabinet above the couch...That is where my switch is located.
I have same year coach. Check the far right cabinet above the couch...That is where my switch is located.
L LEN Senior Member Sep 14, 2012 #9 And a few of the older coaches with 30 amp supple had a second power coed for the second air. LEN
