09/18/2026
This A/C needed a little more than a basic service.
When we started digging into this unit, we found multiple problems. The fan motor was completely seized, the control box wasn’t transferring power, and the coils were so clogged with dirt and debris that airflow was severely restricted.
At that point, it was time to tear it down and rebuild it.
We replaced the failed fan motor, replaced the control box, and thoroughly cleaned the coils to get proper airflow back through the system.
This is also a great example of why we recommend having your RV A/Cs cleaned and serviced annually. You may not see what’s building up underneath that shroud, but your A/C definitely feels it.
Not every failed A/C needs to be thrown away and replaced. Sometimes a proper diagnosis and repair can get an older unit back up and running.
If your A/C isn’t cooling like it used to, is making unusual noises, or hasn’t been serviced in a while, give us a call and let’s get it checked out before the Texas heat puts it to the test.
👨🏻🔧 Jeremy Crawford
🚐 Countryside RVing, LLC
📞 (940) 6-RVHELP
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.countrysiderving.com
🇺🇸 Veteran-Owned