I have the exact Furnace you have shown and it does a great job. However, for some reason the cabin temperature will drop well below the set temperature before it kicks on. Not sure what the problem is but I assume it's got something to do with that little rink a dink temperature sensor mounted above the display. Any advise?
Hey Larry, a few things to try out - 1) Make sure the temperature sensor is unobstructed. 2) Try using boost mode if the temperature difference is greater than 18 degrees. 3) Get the temperature up to your comfort level, then switch to night mode and toggle down the temperature until you are comfortable (my personal favorite way to use the heater). Don't hesitate to reach out to service@fourwh.com for more questions.
@@larryhudgins6988 You can also calibrate room temperature sensor of the furnace (“OFFSET”) by going to Service Menu on the CP+ display. Offset can be made in 1 °F increments. See the Truma CP+ manual page 9 for more details.
What if we don't have a stove? How do you prime the line? I assume turn the propane on and wait for 30s - 1min?
I have the exact Furnace you have shown and it does a great job. However, for some reason the cabin temperature will drop well below the set temperature before it kicks on. Not sure what the problem is but I assume it's got something to do with that little rink a dink temperature sensor mounted above the display. Any advise?
Hey Larry, a few things to try out - 1) Make sure the temperature sensor is unobstructed. 2) Try using boost mode if the temperature difference is greater than 18 degrees. 3) Get the temperature up to your comfort level, then switch to night mode and toggle down the temperature until you are comfortable (my personal favorite way to use the heater). Don't hesitate to reach out to service@fourwh.com for more questions.
Thank you for getting back to me. I will try your suggestion.
@@larryhudgins6988 You can also calibrate room temperature sensor of the furnace (“OFFSET”) by going to Service Menu on the CP+ display. Offset can be made in 1 °F increments. See the Truma CP+ manual page 9 for more details.