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Originally Posted by JPin AZ
Thanks for the replies. After reading them and doing some youtube you all are correct. Bikendan it is a two way, which is good because I left it on auto when I left it. rbq it does have one fan, I may deal with upgrading it but that means removing the unit or adding fans above it through the roof. rockfordroo it must have a door heater, I would really like to keep the door light. Possibly add a switch to J2 for off grid use? Right now I am more concerned about it running but not being cold. Some say the propane burns constantly, I swear I heard it cycle before but it did not for the last 4 plus hours I was there. If the burner is running, which it is, it should be cold. I was feeling the pipes and 'absorber vessel" and none of them were hot, should they be hot? I am wishing I brought it home, but hopefully all of this may be for nothing and it is cold now.
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It takes 6-8 hours to get cold. Also, make sure your thermistor is fully UP (down is warmer and it likes to drop while your towing).
Here's a way to disconnect the door heater while keeping the inside light:
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