While returning from a Boomer's Rally over the 4th in Thackerville, OK, DCTina and I stopped at a DQ for a small blizzard. The lemon meringue one....yummy....lotsa carbs though....it was worth it.
Anyway, when we stopped, I thought I heard or felt the generator sputter, but only for a second or two.
Then I noticed the front A/C had stopped. Went back, checked the Intellitec board (shed system) and the EMS, power output from the generator was good, the shed system had green lights, operating fine.
Moved the switch from auto cool to high cool and immediately the front A/C roared back to life, but only the blower.
Checked breakers, power output again, etc. No answers.
Front A/C continued to stay off, so I shut the generator down and ran chassis air the rest of the way home, (back A/C is only in the bedroom and wouldn't help cool us at the front of the coach.....)
As we were driving on home, I asked DCTina if she had closed any of the vents above her bed (she had closed one or two the night before) which she said she had, and went back and opened them up, only 2 out of 6 were closed.
When we got home, all systems were normal, front A/C working fine.
Is it possible that two vent registers being closed could cause the unit to ice over and shut down the compressor? I don't know anything else that could have caused it.