09-11-2022, 10:48 AM
the good thing is that i had a new Dometic Capacitor and that did the trick. The old one was original 2005 and so rusted that I couldnt see the labeling on top by the terminals.
I will check for the temperature probes to make sure they are in the proper location. something tells me they are in the return duct and not in the room.
A Phoenix RV AC installer put a new Dometic unit in the #1 position. I have to turn the temperature down to 50F on that unit to keep it running, otherwise it will keep cycling about every 10 minutes. Ideas?
I think that I will get one of the Coleman 9333-9021 Start units to keep in my spares kit with the Capacitors. I always carry a good Volt Ohm meter with Amp probe as well as a Capacitor checker, and test light.
Thanks to all who helped make suggestions. Great resource when Newell is closed after hours.
I will check for the temperature probes to make sure they are in the proper location. something tells me they are in the return duct and not in the room.
A Phoenix RV AC installer put a new Dometic unit in the #1 position. I have to turn the temperature down to 50F on that unit to keep it running, otherwise it will keep cycling about every 10 minutes. Ideas?
I think that I will get one of the Coleman 9333-9021 Start units to keep in my spares kit with the Capacitors. I always carry a good Volt Ohm meter with Amp probe as well as a Capacitor checker, and test light.
Thanks to all who helped make suggestions. Great resource when Newell is closed after hours.
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