Sand blowing through basement a/c duct work?
Hi Everyone, It's been forever since posting. I gotta turn to you for some solid brainstorming because our Winnebago Adventurer has clean, dry sand dropping all over our dash. I reached up throu...
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LauraChrissy wrote:
bad link....sorry folks Can't fiqure it out.
LauraChrissy,
Posting pics on most forums USED to be quite simple. There was a photo hosting site called "Photobucket". They kept all the photos for you and, whenever you were posting on a forum, no matter what forum, you could cruise over to their site and, grab whatever pics you wanted to share on the forum you were presently on and, that was it. But, they changed their tactics a while ago and, the "free" hosting of photos, at least from them, is no longer available.
There are other sites that can host them for you but, I've not found any that are as easily usable as Photobucket. That's why I haven't posted any pics on here in a long time. On IRV2, it's really easy to post photos but, not here.
As for your issues with sand in and around your ducts, well, without being there and seeing it, it's quite hard to help analyze what your issue(s) are or is. As stated earlier, the only real way for sand to get INSIDE your ducts is for it to be picked up by the intake of your basement A/C unit and distributed all throughout the ducting.
And, you have (or should have) an intake for that duct air, INSIDE your coach, not on the outside. We have one right close to the passenger side of the head of our bed. It also has a 14" x 20" x 1" replaceable filter.
Scott
