A/C cycling off/on

[bruceisla]

Originally Posted by vmyoung61

So - It sounds like mine has something wrong with it. Will have it checked.

Maybe ... maybe not. A lot depends on humidity.

Try this:

Set Fan(s) to High (not Auto) and see if the symptom you described goes away.

[vmyoung61]

Originally Posted by bruceisla

Maybe ... maybe not. A lot depends on humidity.

Try this:

Set Fan(s) to High (not Auto) and see if the symptom you described goes away.

I'm pretty sure I had them on High. I will try again to make sure. We had to take the coach in for another issue and they are supposed to check the a/c while they have it. Guess we will see . . .

[msturtz]

I would check to see if the wiring box was installed correctly. On my Palazzo both electrical boxes were stuffed up in front of the interior coils. This incorrect installation blocked about 1/2 of the airflow. Both ACs iced up even in a relatively dry place. It is a relatively easy fix. You need to remove the entire AC cover on the inside. Look for a grey box the size of a double gang electrical box. It will have many wires going to it. The box is supposed to be installed out of the airflow on a metal ledge toward the opening. Icing of an AC is usually caused by lack of airflow. The ACs do have icing sensors if they detect ice the AC will shut down. Another thing I did was insulate the interior air intake as well as the exhaust. This combined with installing the electrical box correctly cut the noise down by about 60%!