Air Conditioner / Thermostat after sitting for 2 years

I meant air conditioning when I typed AC.

Watch this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf5eUOhRDLg

NONE of these products do anything for your problem. Especially if the problem is the RJ11 phone plug ends. Your problem is NOT AC(if you are talking about 120 AC). ALL the control cables are DC low voltage, not AC current. Doug

joebedford,

I use it on 120 volts mainly--but will use it prior to assembly on 12 volt dc items.

I use the d100.

Is the De-Ox-It for the corrosion on the AC wiring or main power or both?

Re Corrosion.

Micro Center stores (And some other electronics) Carry DE-OX-IT.. you need two types One is the de-oxidizer it will have a number ranging from 5 to 100 IE DE-Ox-It 50 the number is the strength in percent 50 is 50 percent. I have both 5 and 100 here. (5 is good for maintanance 100 for problems but costs more 50 is a good comprimise)

De-Ox-It GOLD is the protective treatment after cleaning witht the De-Ox-it ##

Haven't done anything about the tires (yet).

My rig is 2011. I don't think the rooftop ACs are Penguin. In my 5er, Zone 1 is LR and Zone 2 is BR.

There is ZERO access to LR from inside the rig but the BR is accessible by ceiling vent (though it's ducted too).

I will certainly check the pins for corrosion.

The ACs worked again today - cooled to 70F then cycled off. Definitely an intermittent.

You do not state year or Model number. BUT, E1 on a Dometic means loss of communication. That means that somewhere between The wall tstat and Zone 1 the COM cable that looks like a flat phone cord has a problem. MOST common problem IF you have the Lo Profile Penguin Models is corrosion in the evaporator area where the COM cables connect to the Wall tstat and Zone 1 and Zone 2. Since you have a 5th wheel Zone 1 is usually the Living room unit and Zone 2 is the Bedroom unit, but it is NOT a hard rule. Do you have the older style 14 inch square inside on the ceiling the access panel with the Air filter? If so, you can access the Phone type connectors and unplug and check for rusted pins. IF NOT, you have to go on top and remove the AC covers and the Plastic or styrofoam Evap cover to access those connections. This is usually the cause of intermittant connections. Fix is to cut off the corroded plugs and install new plugs. Doug

what did you do about the tires?

From the S&B panel to the RV plug is about 6 feet - I think it's 12ga wire. From the RV, I have a 50' (I'm guessing) 50A cord plus 30' 30A cord that plugs into S&B. The pins on the dogbone connecting the 2 cords look a bit corroded - need to clean them up.

Furnace? Yeah, I know. I have to find an auto-switchover regulator first. I've run the fan but no propane because of the regulator.

I tried the stove and microwave but none of the 4 TVs.

I'm more concerned with running gear at the moment.

121.8V; 119.3V; 115.9V