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Cleaning Coleman Mach 5 AC Unit

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Today I am cleaning our Coleman Mach 5 RV Air Conditioner. It's been about a year since I did this last. Now that I know what I am doing, I figure I would make a video.
I hope this helps someone clean theirs and saves them some money.
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5 сен 2023

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@HomeOnWheels320MKS Месяц назад

I also put pipe insulation on the cold condenser line.

@peteheckman13 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much. Great info. Don’t think our unit has ever been cleaned. After several years it’s not keeping up with the 106F heat as we rolled through Redding CA.

@bfreerv Месяц назад

106° is tough to keep up with the ac units are typically only good for a 20° difference between inside and outside.

@peteheckman13 Месяц назад

Yep that’s what the mobile tech said. He advised running the generator and AC while driving to try to stay ahead of it, and accept the hit to fuel economy.. which is what we did. He sealed some leaks in the sheet metal on the input side which helped. Thanks again!

@user-cp3lc9ui7y 9 месяцев назад

Glad you are all fixed up. Always something. Travel safe. Suz and Jeff

@q54567 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing

@erikbardelas 6 месяцев назад

Rock on! Great video brotha!

@susanvillarini7763 11 дней назад

Have one just like yours its making a loud noises from the inside. It looks like i would be able to reach the fins. I already looked and cleaned the fan coil fins outside. All the weather stripping just crumbled. Im a 62yr old woman and if will be difficult to do from outside. Anyway im taking a look in the morning so ill let you know what i find. Is there a place to oil it??

@Nurturing2 3 месяца назад

Thank you SO much for sharing this video❣️ Which fin straightener do you recommend? It appears there are different sizes. Perhaps I have to pull out my Coleman instruction manual. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks again!!!