A/C issue
I'm having an issue with one of my Coleman rooftop A/C's. The A/C was installed about a year ago because my original A/C was damaged beyond repair by hail.
It looks like there is a foam board between the air intake and the side where the air blows into the vents and ducts. I've noticed when I have the air vents in the a/c closed (to push more air to the ducts) that this board will blow into the air intake side of the a/c. I have to take the air filter cover off to see this happen. The first time this happened it caused my a/c to freeze up. When I took the air filter cover off I saw the board laying down on that side of the a/c. I pushed it back to the middle and it was running fine again. The problem is I constantly have to push the board back up to keep air flow working as expected...especially when I close some of the main a/c vents to get more airflow into the ducts.
Has anyone else had this issue? I was thinking about rigging something on the inside walls of the a/c to keep the board from moving. Anyone have any better ideas?
It looks like there is a foam board between the air intake and the side where the air blows into the vents and ducts. I've noticed when I have the air vents in the a/c closed (to push more air to the ducts) that this board will blow into the air intake side of the a/c. I have to take the air filter cover off to see this happen. The first time this happened it caused my a/c to freeze up. When I took the air filter cover off I saw the board laying down on that side of the a/c. I pushed it back to the middle and it was running fine again. The problem is I constantly have to push the board back up to keep air flow working as expected...especially when I close some of the main a/c vents to get more airflow into the ducts.
Has anyone else had this issue? I was thinking about rigging something on the inside walls of the a/c to keep the board from moving. Anyone have any better ideas?
