Installed a Micro-Air Soft Start today
So there's a backstory first --- When I bought my 1160, I got it 6mos old used. Original owner bought it stripped - no AC, no gen, not even any TVs. I got a helluva deal on it, and first thing I d...
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Boatycall wrote:FYI, this step is supposed to be done on commercial power. Important to get full inrush/startup current during this 5-cycle "learn" process.
. . fire up the roof air 5 times, with 5 minute wait times in between to avoid locked rotor---this is so the MicroAir can learn and adjust/optimize to the start surge . . .
Also, if you change your a/c unit or change any major components (run cap, compressor, etc.) you should run this learn process over again. To do this you have to temporarily move a jumper inside the Micro Air unit to clear the previous learn process.
