A/C stopped working? Check the breaker on the circuit your rig is plugged into.
The entire crossed out post below was premature. Leaving for posterity though. See my comment HERE if you want to laugh alongwith at me or maybe even learn how to not be an idiot yourselves. Thanks anyway for the quick attempt to help, those who responded.
Long story short, we picked up a brand new 2350LE Sunseeker 10 months ago. We had 5 PDI issues... 4 of those were cosmetic, 1 was functional: the main fan did not work. It wasn't a huge deal since the A/C did work. We spent MONTHS and HOURS on the phone getting to the point where the dealer finally had all the parts in hand and was ready to fix our unit. The fix was supposed to be done in 1 day. It is 5 weeks after that day today (fun), and we just got the RV back (after dozens of hours on the phone weekly over the past 5 weeks).
I tested the new main fan out in the parking lot. It worked fine. Drove home and turned the A/C on to air the unit out. It stopped working after 30 seconds. It will not work again. When I cycle modes on the control panel, I can hear a faint click inside the A/C unit, but that is all.
The A/C and fan are both on the same 20A circuit, that was easy to prove by removing that 20A fuse labeled "AC" and noting that both the A/C control panel and the main fan stopped working. I can also tell that when they were working on the main fan, they also at least touched the A/C unit area, since they left dirty handprints everywhere they worked. So, presumably this is the fault of something they did.
We are leaving for a trip in 48 hours where we would love to use the A/C. Obviously after everything else we've been through with this place, we have no reason to believe there's any way they'll get the work done on a Saturday in one day, though I will for sure be calling them first thing in the morning to find out. My only realistic hope though is fixing this myself. I'm generally handy and have done a lot of electrical work in my house, but this arena is very new to me. Any advice is very very very much appreciated. One working theory I have is that the 20A fuse is underprovisioned, and whatever caused the main fan to break when the unit was brand new is now causing the A/C to blow a capacitor or something. So my fear is that even if I identify that capacitor and replace it, however they have this thing wired now will just cause it to blow immediately again. Thanks in advance for any help!
The entire crossed out post below was premature. Leaving for posterity though. See my comment HERE if you want to laugh along
I tested the new main fan out in the parking lot. It worked fine. Drove home and turned the A/C on to air the unit out. It stopped working after 30 seconds. It will not work again. When I cycle modes on the control panel, I can hear a faint click inside the A/C unit, but that is all.
The A/C and fan are both on the same 20A circuit, that was easy to prove by removing that 20A fuse labeled "AC" and noting that both the A/C control panel and the main fan stopped working. I can also tell that when they were working on the main fan, they also at least touched the A/C unit area, since they left dirty handprints everywhere they worked. So, presumably this is the fault of something they did.
We are leaving for a trip in 48 hours where we would love to use the A/C. Obviously after everything else we've been through with this place, we have no reason to believe there's any way they'll get the work done on a Saturday in one day, though I will for sure be calling them first thing in the morning to find out. My only realistic hope though is fixing this myself. I'm generally handy and have done a lot of electrical work in my house, but this arena is very new to me. Any advice is very very very much appreciated. One working theory I have is that the 20A fuse is underprovisioned, and whatever caused the main fan to break when the unit was brand new is now causing the A/C to blow a capacitor or something. So my fear is that even if I identify that capacitor and replace it, however they have this thing wired now will just cause it to blow immediately again. Thanks in advance for any help!
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