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A 2014 surely has two ducted units. Your issue is simply heat overload. As in 100 degrees is too much heat to cool the large area in the rear of the camper. There are a few simple things you can do to help. Go to your dealer, rv parts supplier, or online and buy three or four dampered duct vents. Replace the ones in your bedroom and bath so you can close them some to get more air push in the rear of the camper. Also remove your air return vents for the furnace and cover the backside with a piece of thick cardboard with insulation taped to the back of it. This will prevent your cold air from spilling down into the basement. Cover your furnace vents with magnetic vent covers available at Home Depot or Lowes. With this configuration I can camp in 100 degree weather and keep the camper at 73 degrees throughout as long as the stove isn't used during the hot part of the day.
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