Mar-19-2016 08:33 AM
Mar-27-2016 08:33 AM
mc.cc wrote:
The water valve can move properly and still be leaking. Just place a pair of vice grips on the water hose on either side of the valve and block the water completely. This will determine if the problem is the valve. Mine did the same thing. I went to Lowes and installed a hot water shut off valve on the other side of the factory valve. During the warm weather months I shut the valve completely off. During cold weather months I open it up.
Mar-27-2016 06:55 AM
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Mar-20-2016 06:52 AM
gatorcq wrote:
the switch is on the dryer, and if it is low on freon it will shut it down. You really need to let freon into the system and see if it will kick in. Then your gauge will start working.
Mar-19-2016 08:46 PM
Mar-19-2016 06:45 PM
donn0128 wrote:
If the compressor wont engage, then your problem is not low of freon. Take it to a real AC service tech and have him fix it.
Mar-19-2016 01:08 PM
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Mar-19-2016 09:36 AM
JimM68 wrote:donn0128 wrote:
If the compressor wont engage, then your problem is not low of freon. Take it to a real AC service tech and have him fix it.
All modern automotive A/C systems have a low pressure switch to prevent the compressor from eating itself running with no refrigerant. Just need to know where the switch is and jump it out. (I think)
Besides I have loads of reasons for fixing it myself, starting with "that's what I do" and then "I really don't have the spare cash right now to pay a shop to fix it" and finally "we are fulltimers, with 3 adults and 3 dogs living in this coach, currently camping in the middle of freeking nowhere"
Please note, people don't post on a help forum to hear "take it to a shop"
But thanks for your help.
Mar-19-2016 09:31 AM
donn0128 wrote:
If the compressor wont engage, then your problem is not low of freon. Take it to a real AC service tech and have him fix it.