EasyTouch RV 356 Manual

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The EasyTouch 356 model thermostats were designed to directly replace certain 12-volt

Coleman™, Airxcel™, RVComfort™, TrueAir™, and ComfortGuard™ single zone, single/dual-stage

compressor, single/dual-stage heater systems. These are typically “basement units” in Winnebago or Alfa

brand recreational vehicles. Please use section EasyTouch RV 356 Models and Compatible Replacements

to make sure that this model is right for you.

EasyTouch RV 356 Models and Compatible Replacements

EasyTouch RV 356 can be purchased in two colors. Table 1 lists all EasyTouch RV 356 models. The

obsolete thermostats are no longer sold, however their only difference was how to wire the unit. There is

no need to replace these models as operations and build quality were identical to the latest thermostats.

EasyTouch RV 356 Model

Color

ASY-356-X01

Black

ASY-356-X02

White

-OBSOLETE- ASY-356-X03 -OBSOLETE-

-OBSOLETE- ASY-356-X04 -OBSOLETE-

Table 1

Table 2 and Table 3 list the known OEM model numbers that can be used with EasyTouch RV 356. The

tables are not exhaustive so if your thermostat is not listed, please contact Micro-Air https://www.micro-

air.com/SupportRequest to verify if this is the correct model for your application. Thermostat model

numbers can be found in your original user’s manual and on the back side of the thermostat or the back

of the mounting plate. Note that a “ * ” character means any character in that position is a match.

A 4-to-3 wire harness is provided with EasyTouch RV 356 that may or may not be needed. Table 2 are

those that do not use this harness, while Table 3 thermostats will. See section Wiring the Thermostat for

how and when to use it, if needed.

Table 2

Compatible OEM Thermostats

6536A335*

6795B345*

6536-345*

6795A365*

6759B345*

6636-345*

6537-335*

6535*335*

6636-344*

Table 3

Compatible OEM Thermostats

6535-344*

9530*335*

9330-336*

6330B355*

6537-344*

Installing the Thermostat

Safety

First, it is recommended to remove both AC and DC power from your system. Unplug your RV

from shore power and turn off any converters or generators to remove AC power. Open your 12-volt DC

bus breaker or fuse to de-energize your thermostat. This greatly reduces the chance of any harmful

electrical discharge, as well as preventing accidentally opening a fuse.