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  1. 03-23-2021, 03:43 PM #1
    bruce.a.anderson
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    Dometic furnace "furnace" display max setting is 32°

    Furnace thermostat display in our 2017 Reflection 303rls has worked since we purchased it 4 years ago. Till TODAY!
    Just arrived in Colorado Springs from Grand Junction. Now furnace setting display maxes at 32°. No heat.
    Pulled and restored fuse. Now getting heat. Display still at 32.
    Any suggestions are welcome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bruce.a.anderson View Post
    Furnace thermostat display in our 2017 Reflection 303rls has worked since we purchased it 4 years ago. Till TODAY!
    Just arrived in Colorado Springs from Grand Junction. Now furnace setting display maxes at 32°. No heat.
    Pulled and restored fuse. Now getting heat. Display still at 32.
    Any suggestions are welcome.
    Might be it's reading in celsius - Thermostat range stuck between 0 and 32 https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...tween-0-and-32
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    You are correct. Pressing the up and down arrows at the same time will switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
    Had no idea. Thanks for the info!
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