Purchased this used 2006 Ford E450 Toy Hauler a few months ago, had issues running roof AC I’d say the first time above 75 degrees, tried to have the roof AC serviced(has a service port already so they checked and added refrigerant) seemed to fix it ...
So a little further testing last night...unplugged 30A RV cord from generator and ran the window AC along with 3 9” fans and 1 box fan off an extension cord(I know, I know). The window AC runs quite a while like this maybe an hour or two before even...
A little more info... we have been for many nights now and are currently running all of the following on the portable generator with no issues or failures of any kind; rooftop (AC) fan only, window (AC) fan only, 1 box fan, total of 4 10” fans, fridg...
Chris Bryant wrote:I think it’s a cheap generator not up to the task- maybe the capacitor they use for voltage regulation is getting hot and failing.We were able to run the first window AC along with the fridge and battery charger no problem original...
DrewE wrote:I think possibly you have a loose or otherwise connection somewhere in your neutral line between the generator and the air conditioner, and probably between the generator and RV electric panel's neutral bus. Check that everything is good...
MrWizard wrote:sounds like the generator is over heatingused the oem generator compartmentdid you add any fans for cooling to the compartmentare you running it with the compartment door open for extra air/cooling circulationin the previous RV-ClassA ...
