Palomini 150RBS

[nubs]

Has anyone had any trouble with there camper. I am having trouble with the AC, the gray tank gauge shows 2/3 when it is empty. Just wondering if anyone else is having any trouble.

[Jim34RL]

What is the problem with the A/C?
The gray tank has some sort of debris on the gage. Use site gage cleaner; poured this down the sink drain and fill the tank to 2/3 full. Then drive around to swish the tank and clean it. Dump at a camp site and the gages should be cleaned.

[nubs]

Some times when the temp is in the 90s it will not cool my camper.I have only had it since March and made 4 trips only 1 time has it cooled. I had my camper basically the same every time. Why would the gray tank just do thus once in a while.

[Jim34RL]

Originally Posted by nubs

Some times when the temp is in the 90s it will not cool my camper.I have only had it since March and made 4 trips only 1 time has it cooled. I had my camper basically the same every time. Why would the gray tank just do thus once in a while.

Ok how large of a camper; is there just one A/C? Also what are you trying to cool down to.

Some times with just one A/C it may take three to four hours to cool down the camper after being closed up in 90 Deg. weather.

Like I said this is debris on the site gage read out and the tank needs to be cleaned.

[nubs]

How would debris be in the gray tank when all that goes in is water. My camper is only 14'6 and has one A/C

[nubs]

Just checked the gray water gauge on empty now. It has been on 2/3 all weekend. I have not moved my camper can anyone help me.

[Jim34RL]

Originally Posted by nubs

How would debris be in the gray tank when all that goes in is water. My camper is only 14'6 and has one A/C

This is simply you do wash dishes and your face and hands with soap? Will this will lead to debris forming in the waste water holding tanks. Not everything will drain out when the tank is emptied. This left over debris will cover the gage sensors in the tank (my wife refers to this as soap scum). Thus showing that your tank is either 1/3 or 2/3 full. When water is placed in the tanks the debris may or may not be washed off of the sensors every time.

This is why I stated you need to use a cleaning product in the holding tanks every once in awhile.

Now with your A/C it maybe a 13,500 BTU unit which on a 80 Deg. day could cool your trailer but it will take time. At 90+ day this may take all day to cool the camper. You also need to help by blocking the sunlight from entering the trailer and warming it up more than required. Use reflective panels and some additional curtains to help. Plus use a fan to move the air around in your unit. We travel with two fans all of the time in our unit to help with the cooling plus the two A/C units that we have.

[nubs]

Thanks for the help. We are just beginners is there anything I can do for the slug in the gray tank. I am going to take my camper back to the dealer for the AC it is still new and under warrenty.

[aceinspp]

Originally Posted by Jim34RL

The gray tank has some sort of debris on the gage. Use site gage cleaner; poured this down the sink drain and fill the tank to 2/3 full. Then drive around to swish the tank and clean it. Dump at a camp site and the gages should be cleaned.

X 2 Mine will act up every once in a while so time to add some cleaner & water and drive to next cg and dump. Fixed. Later RJD

[nubs]

Thanks a lot