dashboard A/C on the fritz
I own a 2000 Tioga class C on a Ford V10 chassis.On our way home from a camping trip yesterday I was running the chassis/dashboard air conditioner because it was warm outside, like 90-95 degrees. it w...
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ernie1 wrote:
Wow! It blows my mind what sort of info is given out. Having been an ac tech for a couple of years I have this bit of advice to the op: if you have to depend on the advice you glean from this site it's is obvious that you don't know enough nor have the proper equipment to correct your problem and should take it to a professional to have the ac repaired. This will save $$$ and you won't expose yourself to the dangers of exposure to refrigerants.I will have nothing further to say.
What exactly are the "dangers of exposure to refrigerants" The op wants to know some basic refrigeration techniques to which he did receive some. Now if he were asking how to recover and replace refrigerant that's another story. Installing gauges does not expose one to your dangers to exposure statement. He is checking to see if his mixer door is working properly, big deal.
