So, I have a 20' Puma TT, with a Dometic rooftop a/c, 13.5k, Model 57915 ducted. I leave the a/c fan 'On', in continuous mode, on low. We prefer the continuous air movement. The a/c compressor kicks on and off as needed and demanded by thermostat.
My issue or weirdness is: I have only camped with this TT maybe 12 times, 3-4 day weekend trips. On probably 8 of these trips, on occasion, the a/c fan motor stops for a second, and turns back on. It never stops when under a load (compressor running). It seems it occurs after a cycle load, fan runs a couple minutes, stops, then starts right back up, and carries on working fine, next time it calls for a/c, works fine. When the fan stops, I get NO other power blip, no light flicker, nothing that implies it is a power source problem. It has happened at several different campgrounds as well. Really, there is no rhyme or reason for it, might happen 5 times in one day, might go 2 days without happening.
Does anyone else get quirky a/c issues like this? Should I be concerned (moma will not be happy if a/c dies while camping) Is there a board in the a/c that could be on the fritz? I also have the Dometic thermostat, could that be causing this?
Your feeedback as always is appreciated, moma is concerned, it happened a couple times this past weekend, and it was in the upper 90s.
My issue or weirdness is: I have only camped with this TT maybe 12 times, 3-4 day weekend trips. On probably 8 of these trips, on occasion, the a/c fan motor stops for a second, and turns back on. It never stops when under a load (compressor running). It seems it occurs after a cycle load, fan runs a couple minutes, stops, then starts right back up, and carries on working fine, next time it calls for a/c, works fine. When the fan stops, I get NO other power blip, no light flicker, nothing that implies it is a power source problem. It has happened at several different campgrounds as well. Really, there is no rhyme or reason for it, might happen 5 times in one day, might go 2 days without happening.
Does anyone else get quirky a/c issues like this? Should I be concerned (moma will not be happy if a/c dies while camping) Is there a board in the a/c that could be on the fritz? I also have the Dometic thermostat, could that be causing this?
Your feeedback as always is appreciated, moma is concerned, it happened a couple times this past weekend, and it was in the upper 90s.