Replacing Cool Cat with window-type a/c

[JRS]

Hi, I'm new to the forum, and I have a 2004 RT 190V with a Cool Cat a/c that barely works. I've spent a lot of time working on it, and have decided to replace it with a window-type a/c unit (the Cool Cat would cost substantially more to replace). I realize I'd lose the heat pump feature.

I've disconnected the Cool Cat (the 3 wires for the 110v, and the 12 pin connector). Now the the thermostat isn't getting power. I'd like to retain the thermostat to operate the propane furnace.

Is anyone aware of how to keep the thermostat working after the Cool Cat is disconnected? Thermostat is a Dometic LCD (electronic), model 3313193.

Thanks very much!
John

[hbn7hj]

Just an opinion but you are on a fool's errand. You should replace it with a Cool Cat.

The Cool Cat is a wall type A/C unit, not a window type. Window type brings air in from the sides and expels hot air out the back. A wall type brings cool air in from the back and expels hot air out the back. Therefore the air guides on the back of the Cool Cat.