Roof AC Died
Started packing up for a week at the lake. Heard fridge working on propane and I knew we were plugged into power. Checked and appears the 30 amp outlet was dead, but we were going away for a week and would address when returned. (Upon return electrician who installed it found loose wire so that part was rectified.)
However, while at the lake, 5 out of 6 days were great but the evening before we were to leave, noticed the AC was not working which is bad in 90 degree weather. Was not going to spend the night there with no AC so packed it up and drove home. Good that it was only 20 miles.
When I slide the thermostat controls between fan, low cool, high cool I hear relays clicking in the AC unit but nothing happens. Have appointment to have checked out but it is a couple of weeks out. Good thing we have no plans to go anywhere soon.
Not one of the items I was hoping to have fail as we are in the early process of finding a replacement MH.
However, while at the lake, 5 out of 6 days were great but the evening before we were to leave, noticed the AC was not working which is bad in 90 degree weather. Was not going to spend the night there with no AC so packed it up and drove home. Good that it was only 20 miles.
When I slide the thermostat controls between fan, low cool, high cool I hear relays clicking in the AC unit but nothing happens. Have appointment to have checked out but it is a couple of weeks out. Good thing we have no plans to go anywhere soon.
Not one of the items I was hoping to have fail as we are in the early process of finding a replacement MH.
