I am having what seems to be a unique issue per my own research.The door frame of my trailer is built in such a way the metal extends from outside to inside. As such the heat it accumulates from outside is transferred inside. On hotter days its essen...
I started using this AC unit after about 2 years of no use. It started up great with no problems and was kicking out cold air great for about 3 days until the compressor just stopped in the middle of cooling.I thought at first it was because it reach...
NJRVer wrote:You hit the nail on the head. You need a "thermal break" from outside frame to inside frame.I never heard complaints from anybody before about heat transfer. If this were winter you would have ice on the inside of the frame instead of it...
Oh its completely blocked from direct sunlight. I have a giant approximately 8x5 piece of radiant barrier blocking it. Its very dry and has been 95+ for a while here so just ambient air is quite warm. Most of the trailer is also under the shade of a ...
Alright well as a catch up:Replaced all capacitorsReplaced thermostatI checked the windings again and they are still 5-4-1.Replaced start relay, however I can't seem to get a straight answer on exactly what wires go where since the universal replacem...
I did some more testing and I learned this "rapid clicking" is the work of the thermostat. I assume some sort of cut off due to not getting the responses it wants.I learned this by (finally) learning I can bypass the thermostat outright by jumping Y ...
This might be "necroing" but its the same AC and relevant information.I finally got around to replacing the thermostat since I found a maintenance manual and flowchart: http://www.cleggind.com/postal_tech/pdfs/AC2/airxcel_1976376%5B1%5D.pdfWhich led ...
