Roof a/c froze into a block of ice overnight.
I had the thermostat set so it wouldn't get too cold in here, like I always do. Had it set to "low cool." Woke to a/c sounding very bad. Shut it off, opened the hatch inside the coach and found the condenser was a solid, smooth, equally thick (all over) sheet of ice.
I have the hatch open and I put a bunch of paper towels in there to hopefully catch most of the water as it melts. I've been using the a/c pretty much on a daily basis since I moved into the RV on June 19th. This has never happened before.
To reiterate, I didn't have the a/c set to full cold, I had it set to only keep the rig from being too hot overnight. Thanks for your input. We're in the midst of an August scorcher. Not a good time for this to happen, and I just (last night, in fact) loaned my mother my big floor fan.
I have the hatch open and I put a bunch of paper towels in there to hopefully catch most of the water as it melts. I've been using the a/c pretty much on a daily basis since I moved into the RV on June 19th. This has never happened before.
To reiterate, I didn't have the a/c set to full cold, I had it set to only keep the rig from being too hot overnight. Thanks for your input. We're in the midst of an August scorcher. Not a good time for this to happen, and I just (last night, in fact) loaned my mother my big floor fan.
