Hello,
Yes, I know, this is an issue that not many people would worry about.
Our Influence 3704BH has three A/C units. We took possession on June 12 and headed to a near by CG for our shakedown tour. When the main or bedroom units were on (not both as we were on 30A shore power) and set at 74 degrees, the bunk house went to 66 degrees. We went straight to the dealership after leaving the CG on June 22.
The dealership still has the rig and are working with Grand Design AND RV AirFlow to determine why the temps are so different - the main unit has the heat pump and RV AirFlow System.
The thermostat temps were verified with a weather station monitor to ensure the thermostats were calibrated properly.
We closed off as many of the ceiling vents as we could in the bunk house and directed the air from them so it would flow into the main area from the bunk house - no effect. Bunk house stayed at 66. So either the bunk house is like a meat locker, or the master bedroom is too warm.
We’ll see what they come up with at the dealership, but my impression is that the duct work in the attic has a blockage or installation error - the Stealth air racetrack ducting is not working as designed?!?
Regards,
Allan
Yes, I know, this is an issue that not many people would worry about.
Our Influence 3704BH has three A/C units. We took possession on June 12 and headed to a near by CG for our shakedown tour. When the main or bedroom units were on (not both as we were on 30A shore power) and set at 74 degrees, the bunk house went to 66 degrees. We went straight to the dealership after leaving the CG on June 22.
The dealership still has the rig and are working with Grand Design AND RV AirFlow to determine why the temps are so different - the main unit has the heat pump and RV AirFlow System.
The thermostat temps were verified with a weather station monitor to ensure the thermostats were calibrated properly.
We closed off as many of the ceiling vents as we could in the bunk house and directed the air from them so it would flow into the main area from the bunk house - no effect. Bunk house stayed at 66. So either the bunk house is like a meat locker, or the master bedroom is too warm.
We’ll see what they come up with at the dealership, but my impression is that the duct work in the attic has a blockage or installation error - the Stealth air racetrack ducting is not working as designed?!?
Regards,
Allan