JohnDar
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Add $5.00 for shipping and waiting a few days for it and it looses its appeal. You can walk into WalMart and pick it up off the shelf (sans remote) for $20.
Thermostat Upgrade
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Add $5.00 for shipping and waiting a few days for it and it looses its appeal. You can walk into WalMart and pick it up off the shelf (sans remote) for $20.
rick_debbie_gallant
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How?
How do you run the wires for the air and furnace when thre are none?
Rick
How do you run the wires for the air and furnace when thre are none?
Rick
JohnDar
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If you've got a 3670, you've got the wires
. When you remove the Dometic thermostat, you're using the ones connected to it, just pull them out of the hole a bit. The only wires you need to add are for the small fan switch you're adding to the Hunter thermostat. One gets attached to the terminal or pin for the circuit board, the other wire gets spliced to the appropriate wire in the wall from the AC. The fan switch does not do anything for the furnace.ChopperBill
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I added the switch and run mine on low almost all the time due to the noise it makes on high. I have yet to have any problems with it freezing up through two hot southern summers... so far. Guess I better count my blessings.
Tell ya the truth I cant be much of an influence. We stay at almost 9000 feet all summer long and only stay in AZ in January when its the coldest. Only time I have ever used the AC is when it is at home loading it up.
mountainlovers76
Mississippi Chapter Leaders
Tell ya the truth I cant be much of an influence. We stay at almost 9000 feet all summer long and only stay in AZ in January when its the coldest. Only time I have ever used the AC is when it is at home loading it up.
Maybe one day I will be able to retire and join you at that 9000 ft elevation. Until then I will just have to envy you and all the others that can.
For now I just hope my AC holds up under these triple digit temps we are having. 
SouthernNights
Past South Carolina Chapter Leader
Maybe one day I will be able to retire and join you at that 9000 ft elevation. Until then I will just have to envy you and all the others that can.
It aint the triple digits that get you in the end-it's the triple digit humidity
As anyone in the deep south will tell you-just ask mountainlovers76
MS invented high humidity and gave it to the rest of us.
porthole
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Do you have one of these?
If so can you verify that it will operate both a heat strip and a furnace?
Most of the digital t-stats I found are either for a heat pump or furnace, non list a heat strip.
I guess the odd thing here is that the heat strip is an electric heater but not controlled by line voltage.
If so can you verify that it will operate both a heat strip and a furnace?
Most of the digital t-stats I found are either for a heat pump or furnace, non list a heat strip.
I guess the odd thing here is that the heat strip is an electric heater but not controlled by line voltage.
Just replaced mine last week on by BH3370 with a Dometic Digital. Also have to replace the controll unit for it to work. The Dometic uses a RJ11 connection (Phone Jack), rather than rewire the trailer I just used four of the existing wires from the old thermostat. The new one works great, went from two fan speeds to three.
Bill & Renee' Kaufman
2007 Bighorn 3370
Canton, MI.
Camping Location - Leelanau Pines Campground
Cedar, MI.
Bill & Renee' Kaufman
2007 Bighorn 3370
Canton, MI.
Camping Location - Leelanau Pines Campground
Cedar, MI.
porthole
Retired
That's the expensive one, correct?
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