Dometic Air Conditioner Stops Working
I've read many of the other threads about the coils icing up on these air conditioners and the reasons for it and I am to blame for running the fan on Low when it was hot and humid. Likely my unit fro...
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RobWNY wrote:
I think I'll just leave it alone for now but make sure I have the fan on High or Auto if the weather is very hot and humid. I'm not a fan of this thermostat though. It tends to be too sensitive to the touch sometimes and not sensitive enough other times. If the AC unit acts up again, I'll replace the Thermostat first and see if that fixes the problem. If not, then a trip to the dealer for further troubleshooting.
If this does happen again try to note whether there are any error codes displayed, as detailed on Page 11 of your thermo owner's manual. Perhaps the thermo is doing exactly what it should be doing to protect the A/C itself.
