20 Most Recent Dometic 3312024.015 Duo Therm Comfort Control 2 CCC2 Champagne - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Your system has a dual stage system for better efficiency. That is what the extra wires are. Either get the proper thermostat or decide to operate in single stage mode. High or low - you choose. Marking Wire Color Code Description Marking Wire Color Code Description R Red Power, 24 Vac transformer Rc Red Power from cooling, 24 Vac transformer Rh Red Power from heat, 24 Vac transformer C Black/Blue Common of 24 Vac transformer W White Primary heat cell relay E Brown Emergency heat relay Y Yellow Primary cool call relay Y2 Yellow Secondary cool call relay G Green Fan relay O Orange Change-over relay to cool relay B Blue Change-over relay to heat relay A Heat and cool active to any relay L Emergency heat active lamp X System malfunction lamp P Defrost control lamp

Check the Gas Valve if not the gas valve Check the Transformer For proper Voltage!

If it had batteries try changing, or cleaning the contacts, still malfunctioning, change thermostat universal will work if wired type.

clean the dust off the bottom

If the main RCD is tripping it indicates current is leaking to ground because of an appliance fault. If it is the micro circuit breaker that is tripping it indicates a short circuit or an overload, also due to a fault.

ceiling assembly ?

need to check and test fan

the same one from the service agent spares

The wall thermostat is not the "Switch" that operates the A/C unit; it carries a very small current at low voltage to operate the contactor, to powers up the compressor. The contactor makes a clicking sound as it closes and the compressor should start immediately. If the contactor clicks closed and the compressor does not start, that will require a professional to do further diagnose. Working with 120 AC voltage is dangerous and should not be attempted without the necessary knowledge. However, it is safe enough to fool around with the thermostat, but stay away from the other electrical circuits An ordinary house Honeywell thermostat that is available a Home Depot will work in an RV and is a lot cheaper than the original RV unit. A house thermostat operates on 24vac but some RV's operate on 12DC. The thermostat really does not care, because it only relays continuity to the A/C contactor and does not carry the amperage load. You should avoid getting a house thermostat that has a little glass bulb with some silver liquid inside. (Mercury), because the level and movement of the RV can negatively affect the temperature setting

not enough cooling gas

read the manual. that's what the professionals do!! If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

if it lines up it is only a flue or vent to exit exhaust or hot air

You may just need to upgrade to a newer duo therm. Check out Dometic RV Refrigerator Parts and Products for Sale he's got a couple.

Maybe unit is already satisfied. For unit to run in heat temperature set point must be above room temperature

Should be a fuse somewhere for that blower

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

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.