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alacran
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AC fan for motorhome
I am looking for a AC fan for a motorhome.
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Need more information on that fan, Alacran.. Get someone to go up there and get the info off the motor if you can. Double shafted?? 3 speed? Dual
voltage? 1/2 inch shaft. Capacitor included?? Probably can find it on GOOGLE if you have some information.. Maybe the Mfg of the A/C unit itself?? I
ordered one thru Amazon last year for the A/C unit on a friends 5th wheel A/C unit.. Was exact replacement.. Maybe someone can bring it to you fm San
Diego??
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alacran
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Thanks for the info.
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fish101
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Alacran: You might want to contact WAHOO RV in San Jose del Cabo for the motor or other parts if needed. Chuck down there can help you and ship it on
the bus to Mulege.
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alacran
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Thank, you, perhaps I should look for a whole AC unit for a motor home.
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Marcos rebuilt mine once, worked fine, still does...have you asked him?
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not to hijack, but one of mine blows fan air but flip the switch and it doesn't blow cool air. all fuses look good. any ideas?
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May just need recharged,,,depending on how old it is, that can be easy or forget it
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woody with a view
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will those cans of recharge for auto AC at autozone work?
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Therein lies the rub......It should say what to use...i.f its older may require Freon which cant be bought retail in the US...maybe in Mexico...if it
uses 134A yes the Autozone stuff will work,,,easy peezee
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woody with a view
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2003 trailer so prolly the new stuff?
edit: interwebs says mid 90s
[Edited on 7-24-2016 by woody with a view]
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chuckie
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I think you lucked out! There are kits available for cheap...
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Quote: Originally posted by chuckie  | | Therein lies the rub......It should say what to use...i.f its older may require Freon which cant be bought retail in the US...maybe in Mexico...if it
uses 134A yes the Autozone stuff will work,,,easy peezee |
A/C units work with a closed/sealed system. If it needs Freon, you might have a leak somewhere. The professionals have a leak detector, to help not
blowing any replacement gases unnecessary into the atmosphere.
Karl
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yeah, thanks for all of the replys above. Shllty part is the trailer if 410 miles from home. i guess i should start with the easy stuff first!
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Kit, six pack and 20 minutes...Even a surfer can handle that..
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I have a complete used unit from a motorhome sitting in a garage in Mulege, $100 and its yours...
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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I did a Google search and found out "hay no hay fanáticos de autocaravanas registradas en Agua Caliente" but good luck anyway.
Bob Durrell
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| Quote: Originally posted by soulpatch | | Sometimes a new AC for those trailers with an AC unit that draw 14 amps might be in order.... you can get a much more efficient unit now that will
treat your existing power sources more gently when you factor in cycling loads. |
Yeah, i might as well install an efficient window unit. Cut a hole in the wall and viola!
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