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Old 02-25-2018, 06:44 AM   #15
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x2 on clogged AC drain. They can be a bear to access and clean, good luck.
Ant idea how to clean out the AC drain please?
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Old 02-25-2018, 09:36 AM   #16
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Ant idea how to clean out the AC drain please?
Mine is in the front right corner of coach. I access it from the generator compartment. It's a 1/2" tube and it just stops in mid air.. Condensation will drip out and you go down the road.

Find the tube and maybe take a coat hanger or equiv. Possibly just some mud and debris clogging it up.
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Old 02-26-2018, 05:01 AM   #17
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Not knowing your coach, I dunno if it can accessed from inside - but I suspect not (or at least with any degree of ease).

Most likely it'll be from outside and somewhere in front of the firewall. If it's draining at all from there, you might be able to find it that way. And, like Windsorbill said, poke something up the tube. I've used a fairly-stiff piece of weed-whacker string with good results. Might try some compressed air too (but not too strong, if it's clogged solid might burst the tube).

Good luck!
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I blew mine out with a standard air compressor and blow nozzle. Access was easy with the generator pulled out..
I also found my ac compressor was running all the time no matter which position I had the selector switch in. It is suppose to only run in the defrost and defrost floor positions.. I solved that by putting a toggle switch on the wire going to the compressor and wow did that make a big difference in the hot air I got out of the vents.
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