Air conditioner stopped working
It hums for awhile but does not kick on. It’s a Coleman 48000 series. 15,000btu. Owners manual says the compressor might not kick on if the filter is dirty but it’s not. Also that there is a high pr...
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time2roll wrote:EMD360 wrote:Call and ask for a preferred shop to look at and fix the issue. No self diagnosis here.
I looked up this part and the 48000 series was not mentioned as compatible. But the parts list for this series lists the same part number. I’m capable of installing this myself but if it does not fix it I won’t be able to use my extended warranty. I bought it because we purchased the RV a year ago from a private party and we were taking it on a long trip. It was a decision based on what if? The deductible is $500. It is unlikely that the repair will cost that much. The insurance year ends on July 22nd. The rear brakes were replaced this winter and they were not covered because it was a maintenance item. Should I call and report this?
If you start a repair or modification yourself the warranty could again be denied. They will assume the trouble is related to your fix.
Thats why I stated to NOT tell the service shop you worked on it. There is NO WAY for anybody to tell if someone worked on it previously and even if they asked, you could just state you had a mobile RV tech look at it. In 43 years as a RV tech, I have NEVER been asked if the appliance was worked on previously. Doug
