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Several RVers reported that when running their furnace, the rear Dometic AC unit’s fan activates and blows cool air, even though the furnace itself works properly. The most trusted advice, provided by a highly experienced member, is to ensure the AC fan is set to "Auto" rather than "On" when using the furnace. This setting prevents the AC fan from running unnecessarily, which is a common issue with these systems.<br><br>Members also noted that if your RV uses the iN-Command system, you can...
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When I run my furnace the rear AC unit fan turns on blowing cool air. Furnace works fine. Don’t know why or how to shut the blower off. I did a hard reset on the system. Anybody come across this?
I am pretty sure it is due the fan not being set to Auto when in furnace mode. The AC fan will blow air to ostensibly "circulate" the existing air but doesn't cool it. It sill feels like cold air. Ste th fan t Auto to stop this.
This is a common issue, but I could only find one Thread with the solution. I know the are many more.
So we've got a 2019 Montana 3721RL and recently our thermostat when set to call for heat will not only start the furnace but the rear roof top a/c unit kicks on same time. In fact the rear a/c unit doesn't appear to cycle the a/c at various temps when cooling. Anyone else experience the same...
I am pretty sure it is due the fan not being set to Auto when in furnace mode. The AC fan will blow air to ostensibly "circulate" the existing air but doesn't cool it. It sill feels like cold air. Ste th fan t Auto to stop this.
This is a common issue, but I could only find one Thread with the solution. I know the are many more.
So we've got a 2019 Montana 3721RL and recently our thermostat when set to call for heat will not only start the furnace but the rear roof top a/c unit kicks on same time. In fact the rear a/c unit doesn't appear to cycle the a/c at various temps when cooling. Anyone else experience the same...