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hedge wrote:
When I was trying to decide if I was going to do it myself I came across this video, maybe it will help. Looks pretty straight forward.
Coleman A/C install video
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Bob Landry wrote:
Yes, it should come with a new gasket. If I remember correctly, there is adhesive on one side to keep it in place while you work. You pull the paper backing off and set it down around the opening.
โMar-26-2014 09:01 AM
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Need to remove ceiling grill cover
Disconnect electrical wiring
Remove the 4 hold down bolts in the corners
Lift old unit up and out of roof opening...best done by 2 people
Remove old roof gasket
Clean up roof area
Install new gasket on unit
Set unit in roof opening......best done by 2 people (make sure gasket is properly positioned)
Install the 4 hold down bolts in corners----tighten evenly in 'X' pattern until new gasket has been compressed by half (new gasket 1" thick....tighten until it's 1/2" which is roughly 40 inch pounds of torque----that's INCH Pounds not FOOT pounds. Bolts should be 'snug')
Connect electrical wiring
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fuzzbutt wrote:Will the roof on your Winnebago safely support you and the a/c's weight at the same time? If you're not sure, might want to protect the roof with some plywood while you're walking around up there.
Thanks guys. What about the swap. Looks pretty easy. I'm figuring that getting the A/C's on and off of the roof is going to be my hardest part of the job.
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