I recently inherited a 1984 Kingston Midas camper, My great-grandparents were the previous owners and they take such good care of everything that the majority of the vehicle is effectively brand new. A couple of other relatives were taking care of it...
dedmiston wrote:PlatinumSky wrote:My buddy let me borrow his multimeter, it's holding a pretty stead 114.4 at the compressor. Oddly enough, hasn't tripped again even with the cover on and it's been running since I posted yesterday.Another RV.NET succ...
My buddy let me borrow his multimeter, it's holding a pretty stead 114.4 at the compressor. Oddly enough, hasn't tripped again even with the cover on and it's been running since I posted yesterday.
mdcamping wrote:#1 Has the A/C been serviced/charged before? "over charging" is a common problem which drives up head pressure & amps, also increases the risk of flooding the compressor. Taking the cover off & getting the extra air might just be enou...
Gdetrailer wrote:The A/C is from 1984?Time to replace it.RV A/C units are factory sealed with zero refrigerant ports and were never intended to be serviced.The fact you have ports, means someone has added ports and has been worked on before.Not worth...
hypoxia wrote:Is there any chance the cover is blocking air flow through the condenser? That would cause those symptoms.Don't have a meter to measure the actual air flow, but just feeling with my hand it seems like the air flow is about the same eit...
