Has anyone who has a central air conditioning unit ever attempted to recharge a compressor on your own or do you recommend that only a qualified service tech. do it. I have two compressors on mine and the first one doesn't blow cold so the second one is always kicking right in,so it doesn't keep up. Even after doing the recommended cleaning of the coils and checking the filters etc. and of course it is getting warm here in sunny Florida. Any info would be of help.
bago40 said
11:42 AM Jun 17, 2007
Well, I guess my best bet is to take it to the dealer, the way the unit is in the rig it looks like it would be difficult to get to and possible a little too heavy for me to handle alone. Thanks anyway.
Speedhitch said
06:43 PM Jun 19, 2007
I was told that these units could not be charged. An HVAC guy told me that he would have to put a charge valve?? on the unit. I think he said that it was a sealed unit. Maybe someone else has more information on this?
Joe
bago40 said
09:15 PM Jun 19, 2007
Thanks, It was the only component on the coach I didn't get a book on. I've searched the internet and cannot find anything on basement air units. A friend of mine who has one on his alfa fiver told me about the filters and to watch for sand being sucked into the outside air intake. Spraying the coils off and so on. He also had a problem with water not draining properly out of the bottom which prevented the compressor from running properly. well I'm going to get more into this and see what's up. Research - that eight letter word. I can just imagine the cost of replacing one of these. I may convert to roof air in that case. This will be good for posterity..
Joe
-- Edited by bago40 at 22:22, 2007-06-19