I determined my ducted roof air unit went bad. It is a Coleman 15,000 BTU ducted unit from about 1996. Can anyone provide advice on what I need to buy to replace the bad unit? The compressor is what went bad. I assume I will buy a new top unit. ...
I have 39ft Gulfstream Friendship 102 diesel class A. My 15K roof air works when under generator power, but overheats and trips breaker when the RV is plugged into my house. I have a normal 20 amp outlet on my house. I use a 50ft, 10 gage cord fro...
joebedford wrote:Just curious - what do you mean by a "normal" 20A house circuit? Maybe that's what you have, but where I live, a "normal" house circuit is 15A.I have two 30A RV receptacles for when friends come to visit. Mine stays plugged into a 15...
SkiSmuggs wrote:After reading this thread, I think the OP should have run a 50 amp extention cord to the 20a house circuit, then used the dogbone adapter for the final connection. Using a 15a extention cord over that distance is asking for problems....
greenrvgreen wrote:I'd start by replacing the breaker. It's cheaper and (IMO) more likely to be the problem.If the AC won't run properly on a fresh breaker then it never did, not even for the PO. But before I bought a new AC I'd take a hard look at...
I may have a bigger problem. This rig is new to me and was neglected by previous owners. Today I cannot get it to keep running without tripping the breaker even on generator power. It is about 100 degrees here today. The unit cools for maybe 10-20 mi...
2oldman wrote:rob_engineer wrote:I use a 50ft, 10 gage cord from the house to the 50 amp cord on the motorhome. If I shorten the 10 gage cord, is there a chance that my household power will be enough to power the air conditioner?This is more than li...
