Will this replace the single zone Dometic 3313192 thermostat or will it only replace existing Coleman thermostats.
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Most thermostats are common but, the wiring has to be checked. comes with diagram and color coded wires. I up-graded from a slide type thero to the digital one for better control of the temperature. Check the wires with what they do (power,ground ,high temp.etc.) and replace.
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Rich, the best I can say it has 6 wires. I ordered it to replace a two zone unit and I had to return it. I hope this helps.
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Be careful with dometic They use a proprietary circuit board with their systems. The wiring might be the same but if it isn't dometic then most likely it won't be compatible. Had to have a service tech to point that out to me.
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If your air and heating runs off your old thermostat then this should have the same wiring. I did go with this to replace a Coleman, so can't be much help.
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Hi - The thermostat for this model shows no longer available . I do not think our thermostat will work for your model Sorry - John
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I bought this for a customer so I can't remember what model it was. As long as it is a 12v heat/cool thermostat that you need it should work fine.
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If you currently have a 2 wire heat only thermostat in your RV, this thermostat will work regardless of furnace manufacturer. It installs easily too.
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I bought this a/c shroud/cover for an older model Dometic unit. The easiest way to see what shroud/cover fits your unit is to visit the Dometic/Duo Therm web site and cross reference the model number. It will give you the part number for your unit cover. Then return to Amazon and purchase it from them, I saved about $45 versus buying it from a Dometic dealer. Hope this helps. Also you can measure your existing cover or where it attaches to the a/c and match it to the dimensions of the listed cover you are considering to buy.
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If you have a single zone (one AC and one furnace) and you had an Analog thermostat you need part number 3313189.000 which has the controller box and the thermostat
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James ,I believe it will by the manual. You would have to disconnect the internal thermostat but I have not modified mine.
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NO. Not to my satisfaction. I have the exact same thermostat. I tried to replace a vertically mounted thermostat with the WIFI thermostat which mounts horizontally. The rounded surface of the cover plate did not match with the flat surface of the thermostat. Besides that, it looked ugly. The thermostat was small and rectangular in shape and the cover plate was curvy and convex.
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Probably will work. That's what I have and I have 6 of these for all the zones. My answer assumes your heating system uses low voltage at the thermostat (not 110V). And it probably does, but you should verify.
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The answer is no. I purchased a separate thermostat from Tek Supply and put in place the original thermostat. It cost about $35.00.
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It replaced my Coleman cooler/warmer fine. I'm not sure about the item number.
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It is larger so as to cover any holes, etc. made by the former thermostat, presumably not the same as you are now installing. The current plate for a replacement thermostat would be smaller, hence the need of a larger plate.
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Yes you will need a thermostat. I used the one that was on the old unit and its working just fine.
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Dometic 3106995.032 Heat/Cool Analog Thermostat B004MXN71U Search in Amazon and this is the one
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The sensor is pretty versatile. As long as the flame sensor "the rod portion that extends past the white portion" reaches the flame and is in the flame it will work. It will NOT replace a thermocouple.
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I'm not sure either. We have a 5430E series and it works on it. I would reiterate the suggestion to go to the Coleman website and look up the replacement needed for your model and order that. That's what we did.
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This is a basic programmable thermostat that runs on 4 wires. I'm not sure what you mean by the "plate (top cover)", but if you're replacing a thermostat that wires to the mounting bracket (most do these days) it's best to just replace the whole thing, even if it's the same model. slight variations in production of the thermostat could create a bad or non-existent connection, or at worst damage the new thermostat. Also, ask your landlord why he/she isn't replacing the thermostat especially if he/she was the one who damaged the old one.