Dometic continues their commitment to providing the most up to date information about servicing Duo-Therm Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps. this will usually trip a household breaker. on a hot day, the air conditioner can easily pull 13 or so amps.
#Duo therm brisk air in a 2000 popup camper manual
Make sure that you switch off any breaker which supplies power to your air conditioning unit. Service Manual to locate and solve symptoms that may occur. are you connected to a regular household outlet, or using a 30amp RV outlet reason is, regular, 15amp household outlets, are not rated high enough to run the rooftop air. You can find it using your owner’s instruction manual. It's helped a little, but wonder what other modifications recommended. First, locate your Dometic RV’s breaker panel. The only thing you can tell him is a read that other owners with a similar Duo-Therm "Brisk Air" unit actually pull the thermostat probe down thru the filter, thru the ceiling grate and expose it about 1" below the grate to get a more accurate temp reading. Mechanic's Assistant: Anything else you want the mechanic to know before I connect you? The A/C works (not broken), but the temp fluctuates since the unit doesn't come with a thermostat. Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your RV yourself? What have you tried so far? Mechanic's Assistant: What is the model of your '00 RV? I want to run it non ducted and just use a manual air distribution box. It was ducted and ran off of the CCC2 thermostat. I acquired a dometic duo therm brisk air conditioner. No lights, A/C on a Trail Lite travel trailer. Running a Dometic Air Conditioner Manually. Mechanic's Assistant: Just to clarify, what are the exact lights you're talking about? Did Dometic ever make a literal temperature control so that the A/C doesn't fluctuate so much? The only control of the A/C is the dial on the ceiling mount unit. If you need to cool a smaller space check out the 13,500 BTU Brisk Air II. I have a Duo-Therm 579 Series Brisk Air A/C unit in my 2000 Trail Lite. The Duo-Therm Brisk Air II blows cooler, stronger, and quieter than the previous model.
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