Will this replace my existing Dometic (6) wire Model 3107612.008 Unit?
89198
That's what I was told prior to ordering mine. But it will not work unless you replsce the control unit as well($170). I bought a standard residential thermostat from lowes for $20 and it works fine. There are several sites that show you how to connect the RV wires to a residential thermostat. Good luck
1354772
This is a hard wire unit. You must connect it to existing wiring or connect your own cord with plug.
1099951
No you have to change the fuses and circuit breakers over from your old one. Its not hard but suggest you put some notations down on paper it will help
1594265
I'm not sure about how it will work with that specific model, but this is a simple two wire switch. So, if your current unit has the two wires coming into it, this should work for you.
1571034
Yes its an exact replacement, provided it is a 120v circut. Wait untill you receive new timer & then switch wires to new timer one by one.
628110
Sorry for the delayed response. I did some research ..it doesn't show this model but..it says these will fit for most of them. The wire might be a 1/4 inch longer than your old one. You can just tuck it in when putting the cover back on.
484230
I'm sorry, I havent had to replace my wire yet. Hopefully you get some answers.
389187
If your old remote has 7701V printed on the back...it's compatable. Your old one should look just like it.
760115
I believe it will, but if you could provide the model number of your unit, that would be more helpful.
1442575
it should fit exactly as the previous one. You might wanna double check the part number on the old unit and cross reference it with the new one just to make sure its compatible and will work exactly as the old unit.
831657
I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
102649
Should work, you'll just need to look up your wiring diagram and match them up. This unit is universal.
1790908
This will NOT work on your 3109226.005 Dometic control box. This control box has to have a CCC (Comfort Control Center) which is a multi-zone controller. Your A/C model is 59516.341G9 is not coming up in Dometic website so it is NLA. I would call Dometic direct they are very good with their support. The reason I say, ask them is, " when it come to a CCC all the parts have to play together. In most cases the CCC's control two ACs and one furnace " They will tell you the quickest way get your AC up and running. Dometic s number is 574-294-2511 opp#3 or you can email them CustomerSupportCenter@DometicUSA.com They do write back. This will NOT work on your 3109226.005 Dometic control box. This control box has to have a CCC (Comfort Control Center) which is a multi-zone controller. Your A/C model is 59516.341G9 is not coming up in Dometic website so it is NLA. I would call Dometic direct they are very good with their support. The reason I say, ask them is, " when it come to a CCC all the parts have to play together. In most cases the CCC's control two ACs and one furnace " They will tell you the quickest way get your AC up and running. Dometic s number is 574-294-2511 opp#3 or you can email them... » Read More This will NOT work on your 3109226.005 Dometic control box. This control box has to have a CCC (Comfort Control Center) which is a multi-zone controller. Your A/C model is 59516.341G9 is not coming up in Dometic website so it is NLA. I would call Dometic direct they are very good with their support. The reason I say, ask them is, " when it come to a CCC all the parts have to play together. In most cases the CCC's control two ACs and one furnace " They will tell you the quickest way get your AC up and running. Dometic s number is 574-294-2511 opp#3 or you can email them CustomerSupportCenter@DometicUSA.com They do write back. « Show Less
622744
According to one add I found, the answer is yes. To be sure, you can call Dometic customer service.
609991
The hard wire connecter fit exactly the one I replaced (also a Kidde). Took the old unit off, put the new one on, no rewiring needed for me
1169692
The original is Analog and the newer replacements are Digital, therefore you may have to replace the internal module in the AC and also be able to "fish" the dual headed phone jack RJ11 cable from the new thermostat to the new unit in the AC. I also have a 2004 Skyline with a DuoTherm ducted AC.
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This item does replace - 174652 without any issues. Simply uunplug one wire and put it on the new PTO switch then keep going until you get all wires replaced.