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Old 04-29-2018, 11:35 AM   #15
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Mitch,
I think you need to reach out to people with your floor plan ONLY.
My 44B has no issues with temps. Keep in mind if you are heating with Aqua hot then zone 2 is Floor heat ONLY which is why the sensor is low to the floor.
If you think this is going to work like your S&B I think you might want to reconsider.
My coach stays very comfortable in sub 40 degree weather with zone 2 at 78, zone 1 at 68 and zone 3 at 65. when we go to bed we like it a little cooler so setting zone 3 down to 63 works very well.
I keep the AH burner on ALL the time when below 40.

Have you watched the Tuesdays with PJ videos on youtube? If not Highly recommend so you can understand Entegra's engineering.
This is key to understanding a lot about your coach.
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Old 04-29-2018, 05:19 PM   #16
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Since you don’t have a signature area to your posts (Owner CP at the top left) I have no idea what model or year coach you have, but if you have a B floor plan, you can forget a warm throne in the half bath in the winter or cool weather, and at least in my experience, if you think you are going to go from a cold bedroom to a warm bathroom in the back bath area in a couple of minutes, you are mistaken.



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Mitch, sounds like a challenge here!
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Hey Gary........thanks for mentioning that.......I had sig the last few days and now it's gone.......I will go to CP and see what happened to it.......I have the W plan and heat is good everywhere......just going to tweak it a bit to get it where I need it the most.....Thanks for all the good input guys....have a great week....we are finally entering spring here.......hoping for our first 70 degree day.........Be safe out there
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I have learned to mentally adjust. It is not unusual in the summer for me to set the zone 1 t-stat to 83 and the zone-2&3 to 75 to compensate for the poor placement.


Yep. [emoji108]

Such an easy fix.
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