Hey Christopher, thanks for reaching out! The Dometic CT Thermostat and Control Board #DMC83ZR will allow you to control a Dometic Penguin II, like the part #DMC89ZR, yes.
Hello again Allen; for a Dometic Brisk Air Duo Therm replacement we have AC units from Furrion and Dometic. I personally prefer the Furrion since I have one on my trailer and really like it how well it performs. You can choose from the following:…
Hey Matt, I checked with Dometic, and the Dometic Penguin II Low Profile RV Air Conditioner #DMC38ZR is not compatible with the old thermostat. For this unit what you'd need is the CCCII Thermostat for Dometic Multi Zone RV Air Conditioning…
Hey Bryan, Dometic has the CT Thermostat and Control Board part #DMC83ZR as a fit for all single zone Dometic units so yes it would work well on your Duo Therm.
Hey Skip, thanks for reaching out! Your Dometic thermostat is a single zone so you can either use the Black #DMC79FR or White #DMC95ZR thermostat as a replacement. These will be a direct replacement for your current thermostat so all of the functions…
Hey David, it sounds like you know what you're doing but I've also gone ahead and found the wiring diagram for the Replacement Single Zone Thermostat for Dometic RV Air Conditioners #DMC79FR for you to check out so you can use it as a cross…
The Camco RV Single-Stage Heat and Cool Wall Thermostat #CAM09221 could potentially work, but for an exact replacement you need the Dometic Replacement Single Zone Thermostat #DMC79FR. This allows you to retain the same digital screen and functions…
Hey John, most likely what you have going on is that your battery that is powering the fridge is weak and needs more power to run. Otherwise you can check drain lines to make sure nothing is clogged or that the condenser isn't frozen up.
I contacted the manufacturer regarding the installation of the Replacement Single Zone Thermostat for Dometic RV Air Conditioners #DMC79FR. They were able to provide me with a wiring diagram which I have included here for you.
I'm sorry I really have no way of knowing what slide-out motor is on any specific travel trailer. I would need a part number (which is generally on the motor itself) to try and find a reference for it.
The problem is either the power or the ground side of the wiring of the LED assemblies. First thing to do is check that 12 volts are making it to the trailer connector. You can use a circuit tester like our part #3808. Next, trace the wiring back to…
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