How to Repair the AC in a RV
Air conditioners, whether in a house or a recreational vehicle, get old and break down. When this happens, it can be inconvenient and frustrating. No matter what model of air conditioner your RV has, a variety of problems can be fixed before taking your vehicle in for expensive repair at the dealership. Those who are handy can repair a number of problems on their own.
- Vacuum
- Canned air
- Duct Tape
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Instructions
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Clean the unit. A lot of air conditioning problems come from a dirty unit. Filters and condensers get dirty, as does ductwork. Either vacuum dirty parts or blow dirt off with canned air.
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Replace the ductwork. Leaking ductwork can cause the unit to stop. Either replace the the ductwork or repair it by taping holes with duct or electrical tape.
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Plug a voltmeter into a fuse to check the voltage. A blown fuse can cause the air conditioner to stop working.
