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Glenn and Lorraine · 09-24-2007, 01:16 PM

We don't run the front A/C very often but with 95° plus days here in Louisville KY I found both A/Cs necessary.
I also discovered that the front A/C was sending cooler air down the steps past the rear A/C thermostat. This caused the thermostat to cool prematurely creating a false reading and shutting the rear A/C down keeping the livingroom considerably warmer than desired.
To solve the problem was quite easy. I took a small Glad storage bowl and taped it over the thermostat. It worked as a shield from the front A/Cs cooler air and the rear A/C has been working fine. Within a half an hour I brought the livingroom down from 86° to a more comfortable 75°s.

09-24-2007, 01:16 PM	#1
Glenn and Lorraine Montana Master Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Clearwater Posts: 10,917 M.O.C. #420	Front and rear A/C... We don't run the front A/C very often but with 95° plus days here in Louisville KY I found both A/Cs necessary. I also discovered that the front A/C was sending cooler air down the steps past the rear A/C thermostat. This caused the thermostat to cool prematurely creating a false reading and shutting the rear A/C down keeping the livingroom considerably warmer than desired. To solve the problem was quite easy. I took a small Glad storage bowl and taped it over the thermostat. It worked as a shield from the front A/Cs cooler air and the rear A/C has been working fine. Within a half an hour I brought the livingroom down from 86° to a more comfortable 75°s.