Domestic Brisk Air 2

[LSUTiger]

I have a 13.5 Brisk Air 2 that is brand new. It is connected to its own 30 amp line and blows directly into my bedroom. The AC cools, but the compressor cycles on for maybe 3-5 minutes then kicks off. It will do this all day long. It seems like it should get colder than what it does. My bigger unit will run all day blowing cold air and keeps the unit a good 7-8 degrees cooler than the 13.5. Does this sound normal to you AC guys or do I have a problem?

TL.


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[davel1971]

is the bedroom unit on a wall thermostat like the rear unit or are controls on the AC itself?

[LSUTiger]

Controls are on the AC....


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[davel1971]

might be normal operation for that type of unit. Since its cooling way less of an area, it will not take as long to cool to set temp and cycle off.

[LSUTiger]

Dave,

It just seems that I should be able to get it down colder than what it is. Seems as though the thermostat is set to high or something.


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[LSUTiger]

When I mean themostat I am talking about something internally. Not the one on the outside of unit.


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[OKI Marine]

We have one with the controls on it in the front bedroom of our fifth wheel. It runs until you shut it off. Have you checked the freeze control?

[LSUTiger]

No haven't checked freeze control.


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[davel1971]

so you have the thermostat knob set as cold as is goes and the bedroom is not as cool as rest of camper?

[davel1971]

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...ing-29650.html

check this out. Mounted on a pop up, but looks like same issue you are having

[LSUTiger]

Yea Dave I have the knob turned as cold as it will go.

I saw that old thread late last night too. Same exact problem I am having and same thing I was talking about. Just seemed like there needed to be a way to adjust it colder than what it was getting internally.

Travis


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