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Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 12:15 pm
by cdopkowski
I have a Used Coleman 3400A812. I am trying to install it in my trailer. My questions are how to hook up thermostat, andwill this unit heat a double wide well?

Thanks in advance, Chris

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 6:51 pm
by Robert
Do you have heat only or heat & a/c ?

Is t-stat digital, programmable, etc... ?


How many wires going to t-stat, 2 or 4+ ?



It may work if home is not very big.


What is homes square footage ?


Only way to know exact size needed is a Manual J Load Calc, preferrably one by ACCA (Air Conditioning Contractors of America).




Thanks,
Robert

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:53 pm
by cdopkowski
Robert,

Thanks for the reply.

Heat only

digital t-stat, no programmable (GemTech GT 5000)

2 wires coming out of the heater red and white, I found the website for this so I think that I have that figured out. Is this heater 24 vac to t-stat? I know that it is a 240vac heater, but this t-stat only had instructions for 24 vac electric heaters.

Square footage is approx. 1000

What is a manual J load calc?

thanks chris

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:48 am
by cdopkowski
Robert,

I also need to see about a disconnect for this unit as I have discovered that I don't have the deal that plugs in to connect the power from where I wired it to the 4 fuses.

Thanks,
Chris

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 1:12 am
by Robert
Hi Chris,

Yes, it is 24vac to t-stat.

Manual J Load Calc is a program to determine exact size of units needed for homes.

Will probably be ok for 1000 sq. ft. if it has decent insulation and you keep the underbelly and skirting sealed tight.


Are you saying you just do not have the pull handle part ?


If so, they are no longer sold seperate, would need disconnect assembly.


How many fuses and what sizes ?


Thanks,
Robert

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 2:38 am
by cdopkowski
Robert,

Thanks for the info, Yes I just need the pull handle, I have the fuses (2-30amp & 2-40amps) and the block that the pull handle goes in.

Thanks,
Chris

RE: Used Coleman Furnace, New installation

Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 3:10 am
by Robert
See my above reply, will have to purchase whole disconnect assembly.

I believe I replied by email as well.


Thanks,
Robert