AC not cooling in 115 degree heat
Not sure if this is because of the excess heat or if I have a problem. Coming from the PNW we don't experience this kind of heat. Had both the roof AC and the cab AC going from Anaheim to Needles, CA....
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As has been mentioned if your discharge air is 20 degrees cooler than the room temp your AC is working. If your AC is working then you need to close off the upper bunk and everything else you can close off. Check and clean your filters.
If you have a 30 amp service you probably can not run ANYTHING but the two AC units,
If parked use a windshield cover and close the cab area off from the rest of the RV If possible keep the front of the RV facing the sun or if you have an awning have it extended and the sun on that side. We have had the generator shut off while parked in high temps and it was due to overheating. When parked open the generator door and leave it open and try to keep it in the shade.
All of our windows are tinted the overhead window has solid insulation against the glass. We also try not to drive from 1PM to 7PM
If you have a 30 amp service you probably can not run ANYTHING but the two AC units,
If parked use a windshield cover and close the cab area off from the rest of the RV If possible keep the front of the RV facing the sun or if you have an awning have it extended and the sun on that side. We have had the generator shut off while parked in high temps and it was due to overheating. When parked open the generator door and leave it open and try to keep it in the shade.
All of our windows are tinted the overhead window has solid insulation against the glass. We also try not to drive from 1PM to 7PM
