00 itasca suncruiser ac charge ports for bsmt air

[Kubo]

hello all, has anyone recharged their bsmt air on their winnebago ? could you tell me where the liquid and suction line ports would be located and what I must do to get to them ? I have a 2000 itasca suncruiser. Or maybe you could tell me where I could get a schematic for It? Thank you

[Kubo]

hello all, has anyone recharged their bsmt air on their winnebago ? could you tell me where the liquid and suction line ports would be located and what I must do to get to them ? I have a 2000 itasca suncruiser. Or maybe you could tell me where I could get a schematic for It? Thank you

[rebelsbeach]

Kubo, WELCOME to iRV2!!

Here would be a good place to start...
Owner Relations email address-- or@winnebagoind.com

Service Administration-... 1-800-537-1885

Also...HERE is a link to an iRV2 forum discussing a get together in Lancaster area (Paradise,PA),the weekend AFTER Mothers Day...

[John_Canfield]

I was talking to the tech who was diagnosing my intermittant AC cooling problem a couple of weeks ago and I asked him if I could get the suction side of the refrig circuit.

A really quick way to see if your AC is cooling properly is to feel for cold and usually condensing moisture on the suction side of the compressor.

Anyway, the tech said the entire basement air package had to be slid out to access the compressors .

[AFChap]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">tech said the entire basement air package had to be slid out to access the compressors </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
True, but from what I've seen when the dealer slid mine out to get to a hydraulic leak, sliding it out isn't all that big a deal. ...and you can lube the oil ports on the fan at the same time!! Service tech as my dealer said they need to be lubed annually. Care would need to be taken when sliding it back in to get the vents lined up and properly connected...