HELP with Air Conditioner
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John From Detroit
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Moisture collects in the drip pan, this can grow mold, Open the unit up and clean, You may also need to clean the duct work that is not so easy
Gary RV_Wizard
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There are products that claim to "freshen" ducts. I don't know if they work or not and may be just a cover-up, but here is one example: FreshDuct
But if there really is a mold problem, these fresheners won't cure it.
But if there really is a mold problem, these fresheners won't cure it.
John From Detroit
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Sure there is a vendor where you live... You are sitting there looking at it. However there is a problem
There are a lot of makes and models of air conditioners out there, Each and every one has it's own idea of what size filter to use. So I'd go to the maker's web site. Find out who their dealers are.. Odds are rather good that camping world is going to be one of them.
Then you go to the dealer's web site and order the product.. A few days later KNOCK KNOCK and a man in a brown uniform hands you a box, you sign, and your filters are inside.
There are a lot of makes and models of air conditioners out there, Each and every one has it's own idea of what size filter to use. So I'd go to the maker's web site. Find out who their dealers are.. Odds are rather good that camping world is going to be one of them.
Then you go to the dealer's web site and order the product.. A few days later KNOCK KNOCK and a man in a brown uniform hands you a box, you sign, and your filters are inside.
