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Originally Posted by MarkEHansen
unless they can reproduce it, they can't do anything about it. I said they are not likely to reproduce it, as it's just not getting that co[ld] around here these days (Sacramento, CA). I didn't think I should have to prove that it fails by taking a camping trip to a cold location only to find that I have no heat and have to cut the trip short.
The owner of the dealership stopped by and said they can run the air conditioner in the trailer overnight - to get the temp in the cabin real cold and then try to run the furnace. Hmmm, I wonder if this will work.
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Anybody else who has a dealer who suggests this, tell him right off that this will never work, by definition. The furnace side of the thermostat won't accept a setting of 100°+, where the A/C would fail to start; and the A/C side of the thermostat won't accept a setting of 40°-, where the furnace would fail to start.