I cannot seem to find this out online anywhere. I would like to confirm where the sensor is supposed to be. Can anyone prove where it should be?Thanks

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

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red31
Explorer
Feb 14, 2019
Well is shows inserting it into to the lower (warmer) section of the coil. what is approx 1", can ya cram it 1 1/8"?
Walaby
Explorer II
Feb 13, 2019
I see you figured it out yourself!

Mike
Freightguy
Explorer
Feb 13, 2019

Hmm, found some....
OkieGene
Explorer
Feb 13, 2019
I don't know. I'm not an expert.

I'm just here to watch the silly personal attacks and the butt hurt egos butt heads.

Pass the popcorn please.
Walaby
Explorer II
Feb 13, 2019
Freightguy wrote:
time2roll wrote:
Freightguy wrote:
Sorry but the question wasnt where does it go, it was can you prove it. No one has provided any documentation.
OK I will say it again. Put the sensor where the ice forms.
The actual ice is your proof of where the sensor is needed.
Will universally work for all models.

OK I will say it again. Prove it!

WTH? Either accept the **** answer you get, or figure it out for yourself.

Prove it??? It's posted on the internet, therefore it must be true.

Prove you're not an A$$

Mike
Travelin2
Explorer
Feb 13, 2019
dougrainer for president!!!
dougrainer
Nomad
Feb 13, 2019
Freightguy wrote:
time2roll wrote:
Freightguy wrote:
Sorry but the question wasnt where does it go, it was can you prove it. No one has provided any documentation.
OK I will say it again. Put the sensor where the ice forms.
The actual ice is your proof of where the sensor is needed.
Will universally work for all models.

OK I will say it again. Prove it!

You know. Some people are a REAL PITA. YOU are one of those. Funny thing is, you have PROVED YOU ARE A PITA:S
time2roll
Nomad
Feb 13, 2019
See member egrove post just above. QED
Freightguy
Explorer
Feb 13, 2019
time2roll wrote:
Freightguy wrote:
Sorry but the question wasnt where does it go, it was can you prove it. No one has provided any documentation.
OK I will say it again. Put the sensor where the ice forms.
The actual ice is your proof of where the sensor is needed.
Will universally work for all models.

OK I will say it again. Prove it!
time2roll
Nomad
Feb 13, 2019
Freightguy wrote:
Sorry but the question wasnt where does it go, it was can you prove it. No one has provided any documentation.
OK I will say it again. Put the sensor where the ice forms.
The actual ice is your proof of where the sensor is needed.
Will universally work for all models.