I have a 2014 Flagstaff V-Lite 30WIKSS. The temperature from most of the registers is around 90 degrees; however, the temperature from the register in the bathroom is around 65 degrees. I have checked and the hose is attached to the back of the register. Where else should I check? Is it connected to the register in the bedroom (which is 90 degrees), or is it a separate hose from the furnace?
We owned the same model last year and had the same issue (wouldn't call it a problem). With the front bathroom the duct for it is at the end of the duct run...less air movement and greater temp drop. We just used a small ceramic heater in there.
Question for others: I can't seem to spot any duct insulation on the metal ducting in our current or former RV, interior or exterior. Is the ducting seriously not insulated?
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2014 3025 windjammer . Same thing cool air in bathroom duct. Will not hear up. Probably too far from heater. 32 degrees tonite in VA on our way back to VT. Rest of unit is toasty and highly recommend FR for construction and easy towing on this TT.
Close other vents partially causing more air flow to go to the easiest restriction. In the v lite 30 wrls there is no heat duct in the bathroom but the bedrooms vent is the long run. The rest of the trailer is over warm.
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