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Old 07-21-2013, 02:30 PM   #1
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Hello all. I recently went camping for a week here in Florida, and my AC and my heater, Concertone radio system, and my auto- striker for gas on refrrig. and I think also my WFCO converter cooling fan-(never heard it run, but it was charging the battery) ALL did not work for our week long camping trip. I did some research, and called some tech folks and they said it was more than likely the AC control circuit board that was bad. I tested the thermostat, and changed it back to the original to try that, and still had the same results.
I picked up a new circuit board off of e bay for 62.00, and installed it after turning off the power and disconnecting the battery. Now EVERYTHING works again.......BUT it surprised me that all of that stuff was controlled by or at least went through that circuit board. I guess all or at least most 12 volt powered appliances go through the circuit. Baffling, to me, but it all works, saving a trip to the repair shop! Randy
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Old 07-21-2013, 03:01 PM   #2
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Baffling, to me, but it all works, saving a trip to the repair shop! Randy
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Old 07-21-2013, 04:02 PM   #3
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Anybody else ever heard of that stuff being tied in to that circuit board? I figured the heater would be, but not the radio or other stuff. Randy
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Old 07-23-2013, 04:49 AM   #4
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Did you replace the control board for the A/C furnace or a control board for the power converter/fuse panel ? I recently ( must have) had a power surge in the seasonal marina I'm in and the control board for the a/c & furnace went out. As well as my porch lightbulb and security lightbulb. Time to buy a surge protector for the trailer.
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Anybody else ever heard of that stuff being tied in to that circuit board? I figured the heater would be, but not the radio or other stuff. Randy
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Old 07-24-2013, 02:08 PM   #5
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Hi Kb39il, I replaced the AC and heater circuit board under the filter in a metal box on the ceiling of the AC unit. It has plug in's for all of the wires, and the hardest thing was getting the box out of there and opened up. It was also tied in to the Concertone radio power, and the auto striker for gas refrigerator operation, and the heater, and I think the converter cooling fan, as well. It all seems to work now! Baffling to me. Randy
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