Update dash air
I bought a used but well taken care of Bounder, 25ft. Clean , no leaks but the dash air has expired. It will have to be updated to the new Freon. Could anyone give me a ballpark idea what it will cost...
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Yes, that is a very clean-looking rig. Camp on!
Regarding an inoperative AC unit, my first move would be to stuff more refigerant in it (but not overfill) and see what happens. Even if the stuff immediately flew out a 1/2 inch pipe, you'll know more quicker and cheaper than a professional inspection. If the AC doesn't revive, THEN I would call a professional and get ready to start writing checks. BIG checks.
Chances are the AC was underpowered on the day it was built and in perfect working order. For this reason I would demand up front "estimates" of the cost involved, not just for an inspection but for the progressive levels of repair that will inevitably be recommended.
Regarding an inoperative AC unit, my first move would be to stuff more refigerant in it (but not overfill) and see what happens. Even if the stuff immediately flew out a 1/2 inch pipe, you'll know more quicker and cheaper than a professional inspection. If the AC doesn't revive, THEN I would call a professional and get ready to start writing checks. BIG checks.
Chances are the AC was underpowered on the day it was built and in perfect working order. For this reason I would demand up front "estimates" of the cost involved, not just for an inspection but for the progressive levels of repair that will inevitably be recommended.
