Replacing the Thermostat on my 84 Airstream, heat only, suburban NT 30 S heater - anyone have a clue what I should set the "heat anticipator" on the thermostat to?
2010 30' Classic
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, Minnesota
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In general you should set it at 1 amp or so or whatever the max is. If you find that you have a problem with excessively long heating cycles you can adjust it down until the problem clears up. The suburban logic board doesn't use much current, but the RV environment is different enough from the home environment that the heat anticipator may not be of much use.
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