[cmillsap]

That surprises me, I would have thought an A/C unit in the basement would be less noisy than a A/C compressor switching on & off just over your bed.

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Chuck, be sure to check the Air Conditioner units. My coach is a year newer but it looks like that one has the same AC setup as mine. Although I bought my coach at Newell and only let those guys work on it....it seems that I can never get the ACs working properly. If that coach is the same as mine (I think it is)....It has two AC units in the "basement". Each one has two compressors. One of the units supplies air to the front of coach and the other one to the back. In my case, I had problems with both units (multiple times) and one of the thermostats.

The weather in Las Vegas may not allow you to "feel" the cold air...but at a minimum you should turn both units on full blast cooling. Then look at the meters above the driver. You should see around 20 amps draw on L1 and L2. (The units are wired to separate circuits).

Many of the guys on here have had good luck with these Acs. My experience has been a bit more trying. I think that if the units work, they work. If they don't work...well they are hard to repair and as far as I know there is not an option to replace them.

Good luck with that coach. I hope it is as good as it looks in the pics!

Bill,

Thanks for the "heads up" on the A/C units..