Allure 470 gas heat filter location

[Ssgritton]

I think we have the same coach, I only have two zones, to get you warm turn on the heat to electric and run the heat pumps? Both your air conditioners should blow warm air?

If you want to go back to your Aqua hot, make sure your diesel switch is on I would also add the electric so it heats fast, then turn your controller to on the thermostat to lets say 60 if it is 50 in the coach, mine would do funny things if I had a 20 degree ask of the heater. It does take about 20 to 30 minutes to walk it up to 70.

[TTD]

Originally Posted by wsmcycle

If i were out, hooked to shore power, and the temperature dropped to 20 so that the electric AC heat pumps could not heat, it appears i would have to burn diesel to keep the MH from freezing because the electric element in the aquahot is not capable of enough output to heat the system sufficiently enough to turn on.
If this is true, WOW that is a poor design Country Coach. Is there something i am missing?

It seems the AquaHot on electric is fine when the temps are moderate (maybe above 40degrees) - but when it gets colder than than just leave it on diesel.

The main things to check if you are having trouble are:

Any red lights on the main board? If so, look at the manual to determine the fix. Manual is available online.

Are both hoses on top of the Aqua Hot unit HOT? Generally takes a few minutes for this to happen.

Are both fans at the AquaHot pushing the fluid? (you can sometimes feel the movement through the hoses). Otherwise, pull the side cover of the AquaHot and you can see/feel the fans spinning.

If all are these are good, then you should have hot air blowing out of your vents, unless you have the problem I had - which was a kinked line so the hot fluid could not get to the exchangers. It was an easy fix once I found the kinked line though.

[cavie]

Originally Posted by Mr_D

I don't think there are any filters in either type of heat. Mine has filters for the heat pumps though.

The filters are there for the A/C