Air flow on a Coleman Mach III
Which way should the outside air be flowing out of the cover of a Coleman Mach III? Excessive heat in Las Vegas caused my blower motor to quit working. A mobile RV tech replaced the motor and now ...
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chezhead wrote:
OK. Now that I know that the airflow is correct, why does it not cool well when traveling? It didn't do this before the fan replacement. I found the part shown below just hanging loose. Should it be that way?
I have a FORD. I found this part hanging loose. What is it and is it supposed to be this way? Do you realize how ridiculous my post sounds? WHAT model number and HOW old is the AC? It looks like a mechanical Freeze sensor that is mounted on the copper line on a RVP HEAT PUMP. But, until you give more info, it will be difficult to determine. If it is a freeze sensor, then it would not be the cause of your problem. Also, what do you mean "not cools well"? That is a subjective determination. In Transit, RV's have a natural vacuum that sucks in outside air, which makes cooling a little harder. So, what is the ACTUAL temp difference from the AC unit from sitting still? HOW are you measuring that difference? Doug
