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USER MANUAL RAREC2A Café

OWNER'S MANUAL & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

RARWT__ (Single Zone Smart T.Stat)

RARMC__ (Standard Ceiling Control)

RAREC3A (Standard Ceiling Control)

RAREC2A (Direct Wire or Smart T.Stat)

RAREC1A (RV-C or Smart T.Stat Control)

Important Safety Information ....3

Installation Instructions 4

Controls....8

Controls and Operating Functions ..... 9

On Board Diagnostics .... 11

Fault Codes....12

Wiring Diagram....13

Testing the Thermostat....14

Troubleshooting....16

Limited Warranty 17

Consumer Support 18

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Serial # ____

You can find them on a label on the thermostat.

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WARNING

FIRE AND SHOCK HAZARD

■ Always turn off power at the main power supply before installing, cleaning or removing the thermostat.
■ Do not use on voltages over 12 VDC. Higher voltages will damage the thermostat and could cause shock or fire hazards.
■ All wiring must conform to local and national electrical and building codes.
■ Use this thermostat only as described in this manual.

Specifications

Electrical Rating:

12 VDC (Operating Range from 10.5 VDC - 15.5 VDC)

	Operating Ranges Setpoint Ranges
Cooling 60°F	-115°F 15°C	-46°C 60°F	-85°F 15°C	-30°C
Heat-Pump	25°F-85°F -4°C	-30°C 40°F	-85°F 5°C	-30°C
Furnace See Owner's Manual	40°F-85°F 5°C-30°C

Wall Thermostat Terminations:

0V (GND), Signal (COMMS), +12VDC

Recommended Wire Sizes:

CIRCUIT WIRE GAUGE	Copper Wire Type
115 VAC Control Power	12awg SOLID
12 VDC Control Power	14awg~18awg	STRANDED
12 VDC Thermostat 18a	wg~22awg SOLID

	COMMUNICATION CONNECTIONS
Ceiling Control	GEA Smart Wall Thermostat (RARWT_)	5 Wire Direct Connect	RV-C Network	RV-C Room Sensor Compatible (RARES1_)	Aux. Furnace Connection	Auto Gen Start Connection
RARMC2A_	X				X
RAREC3A_	X				X
RAREC2A_	X	X			X	X
RAREC1A_	X		X	X	X	X

WARNING

ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD

Turn off power by removing the fuse or switching the appropriate circuit breaker to the OFF position before removing the existing thermostat.

Package Contents

■ Thermostat on cover
■ Thermostat base
■ Screws

Tools Required

■ Drill with 1/8" bit
■ Ballpoint Pen
■ Screwdriver

To Remove Existing Thermostat

1. Turn off power to the heating and cooling system by removing the fuse or switching off the appropriate circuit breaker (115 VAC and 12VDC)
2. Remove cover of old thermostat. This should expose the wires.
3. Label the existing wires with wire labels before removing wires.
4. After labeling wires, remove wires from terminal block.
5. Remove existing thermostat base from wall.

Simple line drawing of a device with four oval cutouts and two arrows pointing outward (no text or symbols)

Apply screwdriver or ballpoint pen "here to open thermostat

To Install Thermostat and Main Control

IMPORTANT: Thermostat installation must conform to local and national building and electrical codes and ordinances.

NOTE: It is recommended to mount the thermostat between

4 and 5 feet above the floor. It is not recommended to mount the thermostat on an outside wall, in direct sunlight, behind a door, or in an area affected by a vent or duct.

1. Turn off power to the heating and cooling system by removing the fuse or switching off the appropriate circuit breaker. (115 VAC and 12VDC).
2. Mount main control box to the mounting template using four screws.
3. Remove three screws from the main control box, allowing the bottom section to hinge open. Control board is now visible and accessible.
4. Route the 115 VAC power cord through the strain relief of the control box. Tighten the strain relief, making sure not to damage the wires.
5. Using wire connectors, connect line to black, neutral to white, and ground to green.
6. Using electrical tape or wire nuts, secure the connectors to prevent any potential movement due to vehicle vibration.

7. Route the 6 pin connector through the opening of the hemmed strain relief of the control box. Mate 6 pin connector to the control box's wire harness.

8. Mate the thermistors to the corresponding interconnects on the main board. These will be bundled with the 6-pin connector in the rooftop unit. For ARC models, one connection will need to be made (indoor coil sensor). For ARH models, an additional connection will need to be made (ambient/outdoor coil sensors).

9. Using wire connectors, connect 2 furnace wires (blue and optional), 2 auto gen start wires (yellow, optional, and only for RAREC1A and RAREC2A controls), 3 thermostat wires (red, yellow, and black), and two 12 VDC battery wires (red and black).
10. Rotate lower section of control box upwards making sure not to crush any wires. Drive three screws, securing he control box closed. The main control install is now complete.
11. Remove the cover from the base by undoing the two plastic snaps on the bottom of the base. A small screwdriver or ballpoint pen can be used to gently depress one snap at a time (reference the figure on page 5).
12. Put thermostat base against the wall where you plan to mount it. Make sure wires will feed through the wire opening in the base of the thermostat.
13. With the base level, mark the placement of themounting holes.
    14 Ensure no other wires are affected by the drilling of 1/8" holes.
14. Using a 1/8" drill bit, drill pilot holes in the locations you have marked for the wood screws.
15. Align thermostat base with mounting holes and feed the control wires through the wire opening.

To Install Thermostat and Main Control (continued)

1. Use supplied screws to mount thermostat base to wall.
2. Insert stripped, labeled wires in matching wire terminals and tighten terminal screws once properly aligned. See the “Wiring Diagrams” section of this manual.

CAUTION

Make sure exposed portion of wires does not touch other wires.

1. Gently tug each wire to be sure of proper connection. Verfiy that each wire is connected to the proper terminal.
2. For Heat Pump models (ARH13AHC_ & ARH15AAC_), flip switch #1 to the "ON" position (see figure on page 12). Additionally, if your unit will not be connected to a furnace, furnace mode can be disabled by toggling switch #4 to the "ON" position (see figure on page 12).
3. Reattach the thermostat cover by aligning the cover and snapping the bottom in place.
4. Turn on power to the system at the main service panel.
5. Test thermostat operation as described in the "Testing the thermostat" section.

COOL HEAT PUMP FURNACE SET TEMP °F °C 88 AUTO FAN ON OFF 1 MODE 2 FAN TEMP + TEMP - 3

1. Mode Button

Use this button to toggle between the following modes.

OFF – The air conditioner and RV's furnace will not operate.

FAN ONLY – The fan will operate to circulate air.

COOL – The air conditioner will operate to lower the RV temperature

NOTE: only use HEAT-PUMP modes with rooftop models ARH13AHC_ or ARH15AAC_.

Enable Heat-Pump modes by turning ON DIP Switch #1 located on the back side of the thermostat. (see Wiring Diagram)

Controls and Operating Functions (RARWT\_)

1. Mode Button (continued)

HEAT PUMP ONLY – the unit will operate the heat-pump to raise the RV temperature.

NOTE: if the outdoor ambient drops below 25^ F (-4°C), the heat-pump will be disabled.

HEAT PUMP FURNACE

HEAT PUMP + FURNACE – the unit will first operate the heat-pump to conserve propane. If the RV temperature drifts further than 3^ F from the setpoint, then the RV's furnace will be turned ON.

NOTE: the furnace will automatically turn ON, if the outdoor temperature drops below 25^ F ( -4^ C) or if the Heat-Pump begins a defrost.

FURNACE ONLY – the RV's furnace will operate to raise the RV temperature. This mode can be disabled by toggling switch #4 on the thermostat to the "ON" position.

2. Fan Button

Use this button to toggle between fan speeds and fan modes.

FAN ON – the fan will run even when the set point has been reached.

AUTO FAN – the fan will turn off once the set point has been reached.

3. Temperature Selection Buttons

Use these buttons to raise and lower the set point.

SET TEMP °F ← SET TEMP °C

To change between Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C), hold both “TEMP +” and “TEMP -” at the same time for 2 seconds.

Control and Operating Functions (RAREC1A)

Zone selection...

Switch #1	Switch #2	Switch #3
ON	OFF	OFF	Zone 1	(1)
OFF	ON	OFF	Zone 2	(2)
OFF	OFF	ON	Zone 3	(3)
ON	OFF	ON	Zone 4	(1×3)
OFF	ON	ON	Zone 5	(2×3)
ON	ON	ON	Zone 6	(1×2+5)
ON	ON	OFF	Zone 7
OFF	OFF	OFF	Zone 8

DIP SWITCH			RV-CPRODUCT TYPE	DSA[FOR ALL ZONES]	Dynamic Address Range
#4	#5	#6
OFF	OFF	Either	RV-C AIR CONDITIONER (& HP)	103 (6.7%)	1X2 - 207(CON - OFF)
ON	OFF	Either	RV-C AIR CONDITIONER (& HP)and RV-C FURNACE	103 (6.7%)
OFF	ON	Either	RV-C VIRTUAL THERMOSTATwith A/C Status (& HP)	88 (5.8%)
				103 (6.7%)
ON	ON	Either	RV-C VIRTUAL THERMOSTATwith A/C Status (& HP)with FURNACE Status	88 (5.8%)
				103 (6.7%)
				94 (5.8%)

6 DIP Switches ON VPC ZONE SELECTION OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 VPC FERRA VPC HTRUAL TESUS HAT RAIN VPC A/C VPC DRY

If Switch #5 is ON (RV-C Virtual T.Stat Method), an RARES1A room sensor kit will be required.

Control and Operating Functions (RAREC2A)

OFF 2 DIP Switches ON HP Flip Switches ON HP Switch Switches ON HP RESET + HP MODE HP OFF + HP METER

Switch #1 specifies default fan speed in HP Mode if GL or GH is not specified.

Switch #2 specifies if a "Y" signal is required for HP Mode.

OFF 1.0

Low Voltage Detection:

If the 12VDC drops below 10.5V, the thermostat will switch to “OFF” mode and flash “Lo”.

When voltage exceeds 10.5V, the display will show a constant “Lo” and remain in “OFF” mode until a different mode is reselected by the user.

A/C Freeze-Up Prevention:

In COOL mode, a flashing snowflake icon indicates that the indoor coil is near freezing, and

that the compressor was turned off.

Recommend increasing airflow by cleaning the filter and opening vents.

Heat-Pump Auto-Defrost:

In HEAT-PUMP modes, a flashing HEAT-PUMP icon indicates that the unit is performing an auto-

In HEAT-PUMP+FURNACE mode, while auto-defrosting, the unit will use the furnace.

HEAT PUMP AUTO FAN 25°F

Heat-Pump Lockout:

In HEAT-PUMP ONLY mode, a flashing HEAT-PUMP icon AND 25 °F (-4°C) indicates that the outdoor

temperature dropped below 25 °F (-4°C) and the Heat-Pump is locked out.

Recommended when expecting temperatures below 25^ F ( -4^ C) to use HEAT-PUMP+FURNACE or FURANCE ONLY mode.

HEAT PUMP AUTO TAN 99°F

Heat-Pump Over Temperature:

In HEAT-PUMP modes, a flashing HEAT-PUMP icon AND 99°F (99°C)

indicates that the indoor coil reached

a temperature above 135^ F ( 58^ C) and the compressor was shut off.

Recommended to increase airflow by cleaning the filter and opening vents.

Fault Codes (RARWT_)

Fault Codes
	Display Code	Affected Sensor	Potential Cause
All Models	F1 Indoor Coil Unplugged Sensor or Temp less than -22°F (-30°C)
	F2 Indoor Coil Shorted wires or temp greater than 149°F (65°C)
Heat Pump Models	F3 Outdoor Coil Unplugged Sensor or Temp less than -22°F (-30°C)
	F4 Outdoor Coil Shorted wires or temp greater than 149°F (65°C)
Dip Switch 1 ON	F5 Outdoor Temp Unplugged sensor, or Dip Switch 1 set to “ON” for AC only model. Temp less than -22°F (-30°C)
	F6 Outdoor Temp Shorted wires or temp greater than 149°F (65°C)
All Models	F7 Thermostat Room Sensor	Unplugged Sensor or Temp less than -22°F (-30°C)
	F8 Thermostat Room Sensor	Shorted wires or temp greater than 149°F (65°C)
	F9 -- FC	Signal Wire Thermostat signal wire is unplugged or shorted (Not communicating to the main control)

Table 1: terminals for three wires 1-stage heat / 1-stage cool system.

graph TD
    A["Smart Wall Thermostat (RARWT__)"] --> B["ON"]
    B --> C["4 DIP Switches"]
    C --> D["OFF"]
    D --> E["HEAT-PUMP"]
    E --> F["N/A"]
    E --> G["N/A"]
    E --> H["NO FURNACE"]
    C --> I["GND"]
    C --> J["COMMS"]
    C --> K["+12V"]
    C --> L["A/C ONLY"]
    C --> M["N/A"]
    C --> N["FURNACE"]
    C --> O["T-Stat Signal yellow wire"]
    C --> P["+12V to T-Stat red/white wire"]
    C --> Q["Blue / white"]
    C --> R["Auto Gen Relay"]
    C --> S["Furnace Relay"]
    C --> T["RAREC__ DIP Switches"]
    T --> U["VR-C Room Sensor (RARES1A)"]
    T --> V["RV-C Bus (12vdc Op@onal)"]
    T --> W["RV-C Bus (12vdc Op@onal)"]
    T --> X["RV-C Control Only (RAREC1A)"]
    T --> Y["Outdoor Coil Sensor"]
    T --> Z["Outdoor Ambient Sensor"]
    T --> AA["Indoor Coil Freeze Sensor"]
    T --> AB["Heat-Pump Only"]
    T --> AC["BRD"]
    T --> AD["WH"]
    T --> AE["PR"]
    T --> AF["RD"]
    T --> AG["Blue"]
    T --> AH["Yellow / white"]
    T --> AI["Blue / white"]
    T --> AJ["Blue / white"]
    T --> AK["Blue / white"]
    T --> AL["Blue / white"]
    T --> AM["Blue / white"]
    T --> AN["Blue / white"]
    T --> AO["Blue / white"]
    T --> AP["Blue / white"]
    T --> AQ["Blue / white"]
    T --> AR["Blue / white"]
    T --> AS["Blue / white"]
    T --> AT["Blue / white"]
    T --> AU["Blue / white"]
    T --> AV["Blue / white"]
    T --> AW["Blue / white"]
    T --> AX["Blue / white"]
    T --> AY["Blue / white"]
    T --> AZ["Blue / white"]
    T --> BA["Blue / white"]
    T --> BB["Blue / white"]
    T --> BC["Blue / white"]
    T --> BD["Blue / white"]
    T --> BE["Blue / white"]
    T --> BF["Blue / white"]
    T --> BG["Blue / white"]
    T --> BH["Blue / white"]
    T --> BI["Blue / white"]
    T --> BJ["Blue / white"]
    T --> BK["Blue / white"]
    T --> BL["Blue / white"]
    T --> BM["Blue / white"]
    T --> BN["Blue / white"]
    T --> BO["Blue / white"]
    T --> BP["Blue / white"]
    T --> BQ["Blue / white"]
    T --> BR["Blue / white"]
    T --> BS["Blue / white"]
    T --> BT["Blue / white"]
    T --> BU["Blue / white"]
    T --> BV["Blue / white"]
    T --> BW["Blue / white"]
    T --> BX["Blue / white"]
    T --> BY["Blue / white"]
    T --> BZ["Blue / white"]
    T --> CA["Blue / white"]
    T --> CB["Blue / white"]
    T --> CC["Blue / white"]
    T --> CD["Blue / white"]
    T --> CE["Blue / white"]
    T --> CF["Blue / white"]
    T --> CG["Blue / white"]
    T --> CH["Blue / white"]
    T --> CI["Blue / white"]
    T --> CJ["Blue / white"]
    T --> CK["Blue / white"]
    T --> CL["Blue / white"]
    T --> CM["Blue / white"]
    T --> CN["Blue / white"]
    T --> CO["Blue / white"]
    T --> CP["Blue / white"]
    T --> CS["Blue / white"]
    T --> CT["Blue / white"]
    T --> CU["Blue / white"]
    T --> CV["Blue / white"]
    T --> CW["Blue / white"]
    T --> CX["Blue / white"]
    T --> CY["Blue / white"]
    T --> CZ["Blue / white"]
    T --> DA["Blue / white"]
    T --> DB["Blue / white"]
    T --> DC["Blue / white"]
    T --> DD["Blue / white"]
    T --> DE["Blue / white"]
    T --> DF["Blue / white"]
    T --> DG["Blue / white"]
    T --> DH["Blue / white"]
    T --> DI["Blue / white"]
    T --> DJ["Blue / white"]
    T --> DK["Blue / white"]

RARWT__ DIP Switches

1 select between Cool Only and Heat-Pump

2 is not used

3 is not used

4 used to disable Furnace Mode selection.

This is for installs where a furnace is not connected to the RVAC control.

Once the thermostat is installed, it should be tested for functionality.

NOTE: Before testing the thermostat, press the Fan Auto/On button until the display shows the Auto position.

Fan Test

1. Toggle Mode button to Fan ON position.
2. Fan turns on.
3. Toggle between low and high fan speeds with the FAN button.
4. Speed should adjust accordingly

Cool Test

1. Toggle Mode button until Cool mode is on. Cool mode screen is displayed.
2. Adjust set temperature so it is 5 degrees below room temperature.
3. Air conditioning should come on within a few seconds.
4. Adjust the set temperature so it is 2 degrees above the room temperature and the A/C should turn off. Note: There is a 3 minute time delay and a 3 minute minimum run time for the compressor when it turns on/off.

Heat Pump Test (ARH models only)

1. Toggle Mode button until Heat Pump mode is on. Heat Pump screen is displayed.
2. Adjust set temperature so it is 5 degrees above room temperature.
3. Heating should come on within a few seconds.
4. Adjust the set temperature so it is 2 degrees below the room temperature and the Heat Pump should turn off.

NOTE: There is a 3 minute time delay and a 3 minute minimum run time for the compressor when it turns on/off.

Furnace Test

1. Toggle mode button until furnace mode is active. Furnace mode screen is displayed.
2. Adjust set temperature so it is 5 degrees above room temperature. Within a few seconds, the furnace should initiate its startup procedure.
3. Adjust the set temperature so it is 2 degrees below the room temperature and the heat should turn off. Note: Depending on the model of furnace used, there may be a delay in engaging and disengaging the furnace.

Troubleshooting Tips

Problem Solution
Display is blank Check for	12VDC; display is blank when 12V is not present.
All thermostat buttons are non-responsive	Verify that the 12VDC is present; the unit will not operate when the voltage is below 10.5V.
Fan and Compressor will not turn ON	Verify that 115VAC is present.
Fan does not turn ON, but the Compressor does turn ON	WITH POWER REMOVED, verify that nothing is obstructing the fan blade, that it spins freely.Check the 5 amp Fuse on the board
Fan runs continuously Check Fan Mode. If set to FAN ON, the fan will run continuously.
Room Temperature does not match Setpoint when the unit shuts off	Verify proper installation per installation instructions (pg. 5 ... not on exterior wall or in direct sunlight... ...in an area affected by a vent or duct...)
Compressor does not turn ON immediately when changing Modes or Setpoint	This is normal, there is a 3 minute OFF timer preventing the compressor from being turned OFF and right back ON.
Fan does not turn ON immediately when changing Modes or Setpoint	In Heat-Pump mode, if Auto Fan is selected, the fan will not turn ON until the compressor turns ON after the 3 minute OFF timer.
F5 Flashes on the Wall Thermostat	With a Cool Only model, check that DIP Switch #1 on the back side of the wall thermostat is turned OFF.(see Wiring Diagram)With a Heat-Pump model, check to see if the outdoor temperature sensor is unplugged or damaged.

Thermostat Limited Warranty

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Proof of the original purchase date is needed to validate the warranty.

For The Period Of: GE Appliances Will Replace:

Two Years Full Replacement of the thermostat which fails

From the date of the due to a defect in materials or workmanship.

original purchase

What GE Appliances Will Not Cover:

■ Service trips to your location.
- Improper installation. If you have an installation problem, contact your installer. You are responsible for providing adequate electrical connections to the product.
■ Failure of the product resulting from modifications to the product or due to unreasonable use, including failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance.
In commercial locations, labor necessary to move the unit, after it has been initially installed, to a location where it is accessible for service by an individual technician; or, if the instructions included in this manual have been disregarded.
■ Replacement of location fuses or the resetting of circuit breakers.
■ Damage to the product caused by improper power supply voltage, accident, fire, floods or acts of God.
■ Incidental or consequential damage caused by possible defects with this thermostat.

EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES—Your sole and exclusive remedy is product exchange as provided in this Limited Warranty. Any implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to one year or the shortest period allowed by law.

This limited warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for products purchased for use within the USA and Canada. In Alaska, the limited warranty excludes the cost of shipping or service calls to your site.

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0 V (GND), Signal (COMMS), +12 VCC

Simple line drawing of a device with four oval cutouts and two arrows pointing outward (no text or symbols)

SET TEMP °F ← → SET TEMP °C

Date in 2001	SL (New time)	CM (New high)	Y (comp)	W (Sustainable)	HP (all HP is CTR, then self deliver any allowed)	USA Fast Speed	USA Mode
4						RMS DFF	DFF
5			198
6			176	176
11	200		176	176
14		200	176	176
30	200	200	176	176
10	200					LFP	RMS DFF
17	200				176DP 2 GPs + PaaS (GMT) (GMP 3 GPP + GP (GMT) + FMS (GMP)	MMS
8		200
9		200			176DP 2 GPs + PaaS (GMT) (GMP 3 GPP + GP (GMT) + FMS (GMP)
24	200	200
25	200	200			176DP 2 GPs + PaaS (GMT) (GMP 3 GPP + GP (GMT) + FMS (GMP)
29	200		176			LFP	CDOX
32		200	176
24	200	200	176			MMS
3				176			PUMBASE ONLY
3				176	176DP 2 GPs + PUMBASE (GMT) (GMP + PUMBASE (GMT) + FMS (GMP) for Tne Speed)	RMS DFF on Check #1.
14	200			176		LFP
19	200			176	176DP 2 GPs + PUMBASE (GMT) (GMP + PUMBASE (GMT) + FMS (GMP) for Tne Speed)
24		200		176		MMS
31		200		176	176DP 2 GPs + PUMBASE (GMT) (GMP + PUMBASE (GMT) + FMS (GMP) for Tne Speed)
29	200	200		176
25	200	200		176	176DP 2 GPs + PUMBASE (GMT) (GMP + PUMBASE (GMT) + FMS (GMP) for Tne Speed)
21	200		176		176	LFP	WP Only
23		176	176		176	MMS
29	200	200	176		176
3			176		176	Check (GP switch #1)	Check switch #2
3					176DP 2 GPs + GP (GMT), FMS (GMP DP 2 GPP + GP (GMT), check (GP #1)
3			176	176	176
23	200		176	176	176	LFP	HIFURSACE
31		176	176	176	176	MMS
31	200	200	176	176	176

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Smart Wall Thermostat (RARWT_) wiring diagram showing connections to 4 DIP switches, RAREC2A relay, and supply lines with color-coded wires and terminal blocks.

Garant : GE Appliances, Louisville, KY 40225

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SET TEMP °F ← → SET TEMP °C

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