Ordered a 10E model to replace my 9E model atwood. No AC select switch on new 10E, do I need to install one seperately or are the new models automatic
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Sorry I can't answer your question. I installed it for my mother and it was a direct replacement. I believe she has a switch inside of trailer that she uses for LP or AC. Any switch or extra wiring was already done. I only connected gas line and 3 wires.
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I replaced a 9E with a 10E. The 9E had a gas switch but no electric switch and I did have to order the double Atwood switch to replace the single Atwood switch.
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Normally there is a select switch on units with different voltages. I have 120v supply to my home, and see no select switch on the unit.
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No it is not. This old model runs much higher than the new one. Before switching it to the newer one, it popped the house breaker once a week. The newer model doesn't do it. Davin
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Purchased from amazon in march, 110 only, does not have the 110/220 selector switch
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For me there was one already installed to control a fan. The existing one went bad and locked into full power so I replaced it. There was three wires from my fireplace. One is power that is looped with a thermostat and the other is a neutral. Should be simple swap out, resolder the wires and it's ready to go.
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The exact model is on a sticker well inside the unit and believe it or not the number is not listed in the Owners manual. I didn't have time to open it up before leaving for work this morning but I'll look tonight and if someone else hasn't already given you the answer, I'll answer it then.Well, I took the outside cover and the inside protection cover off and did not see either of the numbers that you gave. However, there is a rather large Disconnect Switch right there in front of the box on the right hand side. So the switch that came with mine definitely has the service disconnect installed in it. Let me know if you want me to email you a picture. The exact model is on a sticker well inside the unit and believe it or not the number is not listed in the Owners manual. I didn't have time to open it up before leaving for work this morning but I'll look tonight and if someone else hasn't already given you the answer, I'll answer it then.Well, I took the outside cover and the inside protection cover off and did not see either of the numbers that you gave. However, there is a rather large Disconnect Switch right there in front of the box on the right hand side. So the switch that came with mine definitely has the service disconnect... » Read More The exact model is on a sticker well inside the unit and believe it or not the number is not listed in the Owners manual. I didn't have time to open it up before leaving for work this morning but I'll look tonight and if someone else hasn't already given you the answer, I'll answer it then.Well, I took the outside cover and the inside protection cover off and did not see either of the numbers that you gave. However, there is a rather large Disconnect Switch right there in front of the box on the right hand side. So the switch that came with mine definitely has the service disconnect installed in it. Let me know if you want me to email you a picture. « Show Less
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my apologies, the voltage selector appears on waht is referrd to as the "general model" only. I apologize for the confusion.
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This was an exact replacement to my (Kwikee) steps in my motorhome. It came complete with new wiring plugs. And as I recall there was a switch (not sure if I used it though). I believe we used my existing switch.It's basically a bolt in and GO! It's been a while! Anyway I hope this helps!
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You need to find model # on AC Unit then Google Model # remote unit to see determine which ones will work. just providing the name doesn't go far enough
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I don't know about your old one. But this one is great. I had new construction for mine. It is super quiet which is why I bought this one. Your wiring might need to be replaced. This has a fan, light, night light and heater. Broan makes one switch with 3 switches to operate all functions of the fan. It is available through amazon. Highly recommend this unit if it will fit in existing hole or you can make room in ceiling.
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I guess I wasn't clear about the wires. This would be so much easier if I could upload a picture. There needs to be a wire for power to the new unit. That's the issue. If there is none such coming out of the opener to connect to the new receiver, you need the power transformer I mentioned. I'd almost bet you need it, given the wires you mentioned. Still cheaper than a new opener.
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The Atwood 96163 would have almost all the same functions. The only difference is the GC6AA-10 E would not have a heat exchanger and is only available to OEM and the 96136 dose. The replacement is the Atwood 96163 GCH6A-10E Electronic Ignition DSI Gas and Electric with Heat Exchanger 6 Gallon Water Heater. You would just not hook up the heat exchanger.
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You need one for each door. It is installed at near the opener. Needs AC power and trigger from opener
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Try this thing on the internet called Google. Type in your AC model number and the remote model number, hit enter.
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I had the good fortune to have the old,nearly identical switch in place. That made it easy to swap the new wires one-for-one with the old. Without a formal wiring diagram I would recommend calling an electrician or perhaps the manufacturer of the component on which you are installing the new switch.
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NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
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The unit I ordered (96160), did not come with a door. It did come with the switch. The differences in the model numbers (and price) is whether you're getting a gas unit with flame pilot, gas unit with Direct Spark Ignition (no pilot flame), and the gas and 110v electric unit. I bought the gas and electric model. For the price (&gt;$500.00 USD) you would think that they would throw in the door and the putty/sealant tape to install the unit. Also missing is the new water line check valve to the unit, (should be replaced when unit replaced) plus the tank anode which keeps the aluminum from being eroded by galvanic energy. I do not like Atwood as the heater unit is a plain aluminum tank. Suburban water heaters are steel tanks with a porcelain liner baked into it, and a hell of a lot cheaper than anything Atwood puts out by comparison, (my last place had a Suburban). If you can make a "goof" plate to go over the wide and short hole the Atwood sits in to adapt a Suburban...go for it. I did not have room to make the conversion.....damn it:-). Hope this helped. R.V. Dweller