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Duro Therm air conditioner
Most likley this is caused by a pressure switch dropping out then making again after the pressure drops off. Try cleaning your coil on the outside on the roof as most likley it is a high pressure switch causing this problem.
How do i wire analog thermostat to digital
You need to get a different thermostat.you can change an analog thermostat to digital, but you have to replace the motherboard with a digital compliant one. You can't just change the thermostat. Your best bet is to put back the old thermostat or upgrade to a different compatable thermostat
My a/c duo-therm model #57915331
Go to your heater and locate the circuit board inside. There is a 3 amp fuse that protects the board and it is a regular auto fuse and isn't made for any surges in the system. When you turned your generator on with the system on, chances are you surged the system and that fuse went. Breakers allow for surges where fuses don't
Dometic RV AC will not turn on unless therm set below 50. Air temp 80.
Your thermostat is no good. Depending on the age of the unit, you might be able to replace it. Pull the cover off the bottom of the unit to expose the thermostat. If it is an older unit, you'll have a copper capillary tube that is connected to the sealed system and you'll need to take it to an RV repair shop to have it replaced because it is a mechanical t-stat and you'll need to break into the sealed system to replace it. If it's a never unit and you have wires on it, It's a matter of pulling it out and finding a replacement
Dometic thermostat turns off and comes back on by itself
Dometic thermostat model 3314080
Most thermostats operate this way.
Instead of dropping the voltage a thermostat opens the circuit when the set temperature is reached, after which it closes again to redo the cycle again. The principle can be based on heat, time or pressure.
The animation, if the GIF runs, shows the basic principle for a thermostat switch in a heater/geyser, but can be modified to operate via a pressure diaphragm as used in ovens and fridge compressor relays. Strip heats/opens then closes.
Furnace has a mind of its own
If your thermostat no longer controls your furnace possibly could be the control board in the furnace or a shorted fan relay.
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