Think you can follow instructions?

Make and model of AC?

Right on the evaporator where you see the ice buildup.

enblethen wrote:
Make and model of AC?

Coleman model 47224A879

A/C freezing up is a sign of loss of feron.

TenOC wrote:
A/C freezing up is a sign of loss of feron.

And when all the Freon is gone, the Evap then freezes up solid:B Freeze up "can" be an indicator of loss of coolant. BUT RARELY. They only hold 16 ozs of coolant. If there is a leak, the coolant loss is such that freeze up is almost impossible as the loss is a break in the sealed system and will continue to lose that small amount of coolant to stop any cooling at all. IF you have a wall tstat, your RV roof AC has a Freeze sensor. The Sensor will STOP any possible freeze up for any reason. As long as the freeze sensor is installed to spec. You can install the freeze sensor into the evap coils about 2 inches up from the bottom about 6 inches in from either side. Doug

WHat freon. Have not used Freon in years REFRIGERANT (Freon is Refrigerante Number 12 by the way).

If you can not find the installation manual for your A/C about 2 inches up from the bottom of the Evaporator about 1 inches left of the right hand edge.

(Lower right corner in short). That is GENERIC however. Your manufacturer may suggest elsewhere

wa, cut the man some slack.

I think he used the term freon in a generic sense. :h

brings back the old military:W slogan, rope man cut me some slack.

Freeze up can also occur due to lack of air flow.

rdhetrick wrote:
Freeze up can also occur due to lack of air flow.

Not if the freeze sensor is working properly.

RLS7201 wrote:

rdhetrick wrote:
Freeze up can also occur due to lack of air flow.

Not if the freeze sensor is working properly.

Bingo! Doug