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Basement Air Conditioner - [email protected] - 07-12-2018

anyone have information on the capacitor size for the front basement air conditioner on an older RVAC -SCS model 1301


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Mike Meer - 09-10-2018

(07-12-2018, 11:30 AM)[email protected] Wrote:  anyone have information on the capacitor size for the front basement air conditioner on an older RVAC -SCS model 1301

Not sure of your model, But on my 2002 This is what it took.


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RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Richard - 09-10-2018

Specify for compressor, evaporator, or condenser motor. They are different.


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Georgeb - 01-21-2022

One of my AC unit is not cooling
Plan to check today....385 has R22 correct???


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Richard - 01-21-2022

Yes R 22

You will have the Dometic air units. First thing to check is if the outside fan is actually running, The most common failure mode for the Dometic units is the condenser fan stops turning because the bushings become worn. If that is the case, there are few threads on the forum about replacement motors.

Second thing to check is look for the inside air handling unit. In it's close vicinity there will be a silver box. Inside the silver box are the wire nut connections that bring power to the unit. Check them for tightness. I highly recommend replacing those twist connectors with Alumicon connectors.

Third thing is the relay that supplies power to the compressor is on the printed circuit board inside the box. That relay goes bad, but can be replaced without replacing the board.

And of course it could be low on refrigerant gas.

Hope this gets you started on diagnostics.

So for grins, how many amps does the unit pull when running?
Does it cool at all? What is the temperature of the air coming out of the ducts?
Has this unit tripped the breaker recently?
Does the inside fan blow?


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - ccjohnson - 01-21-2022

My silver boxes under the dinette bench also have capacitors located in them.


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Georgeb - 01-21-2022

Everything runs, all fans blow air
Using a clamp meter, one pulls about 5.5
The other 2 pull almost 4 amps.  
Cold here today so I can’t get a good reading on
Air temp


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Georgeb - 01-21-2022

Richard
Thanks for helping


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Richard - 01-21-2022

George can you be more specific on the amperage readings? When you say one, is that total Amperage for one unit, or is it one fan? One compressor? Where are taking those clamp on readings?


RE: Basement Air Conditioner - Georgeb - 01-21-2022

Clamp was on wire as it entered the compressor housing