AC knocked while crossing door?
A few years ago I bought a used Carriage 30RLS with ducted AC. This has always been stored inside a storage building. This building has 2owners who I will call A and B. The door is just barely high en...
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Cloud Dancer wrote:
All these posts have made me very curious. All of these A/C units are bolted on with 4 substantial bolts (at least all the ones I know). Therefore, I have to wonder what kind of weak attachment could there be that whenever the A/C is impacted in the way this one was, that there would not be damage to whatever member receives the bolts? Did the bolts break and cause the unit to move? Did the bolts pull out? What?
OP here. This is why I asked the original question. When I got up on the roof to check, the AC had only been shifted/twisted out of position by about an inch. There was no visible damage to the AC. When I moved the AC back, it moved pretty easily. Because it moved fairly easy I am not sure if there is any damage. It was only the weather stripping/seal that contacted my AC.
I have never had to take the AC off any trailer before so I don't know what to expect when I do this, or the best way to do it.
