My RV A/C is Blowing Warm Air - w/"The Air Force Guy" 

In the details. It is how you use the A/C.

Glad it helped

Great to hear!

Sorry to hear.... Hope you get it fixed quickly

It might be the thermostat. Otherwise I have no idea. Sorry, as a salesman I know enough to be dangerous. I would ask an A/C or RV Tech.

Thanks for Watching. Customers call me after doing this way for the first time and appreciate that I explained it to them. I do understand that there are some people who don’t need this explained to them, because they already get iit.

Yes when on Cool High the fan stays on all the time and compressor come on and off as needed.

Not sure how that would be possible.

Thanks for watching.

First time I have heard this. I will have to do a test with both to see what the difference is. Thanks for the tip

Main thing is to run it with the Fan in the On position

Sorry about that.... Hope you were able to find one that gave you the correct information on how to fix your A/C

We are having a similar issue with ours. Suggested that power draw may be the culprit. At a 30 amp site we had no problems. Using a amp reduction at home saw issues. Just a thought.

Same issue. Coleman Mach in bedroom of 5th wheel and in the back as well. 2 separate thermostat. Race track ducting for both to share. In Florida we typically need to run both to keep the 43ft camper cool. I've tried setting different temps so it goes off quicker. I've used just the front and not the back when temps are not so hot outside. Kept the bedroom door closed so that extra humidity isn't let in when the door is opens alot. Made sure the air dumps are closed off. The best thing that helped some, but not a fix.....I fixed the divider wall inside which was offset a little, used AC foil tape to secure the wall and seal the 2 sides off and added foil tape inside the return area to create a better flow path. I also added foil tape to the discharge side where it enters the ceiling ducts to create a better flow path. There's a few videos on that process you can look at. I also checked and remounted the anti-freeze probe. Most say to do that first. But it freezes over still and that probe doesn't even trigger it to deice. The real fix.....IDK.

It sure is

Bad A/C Needs to be looked at

Need to have a Tech look at it

Need to call service Could be thermostat

Sorry to hear. Never heard of that. Call a service tech, hopefully they can help. Best of Luck

Thanks for watching. Sorry, I am just an RV Product Specialist, for issues I would recommend you reach out to an RV technician. Good Luck.

Not a video for trouble shooting. Only information about a common problem that I get questioned on from clients on a regular basis. I was just a sales guy not a service tech. SOrry!

Sorry to hear, you need an experienced tech to look at it. Good Luck...

Sorry to hear you are having this issue. Call the Manufacturer of the A/C to see if you can get some technical assistance. Best of Luck

I have a 2022 Thor with the, I assume, same GE unit. A/C had been working fine. Kept it at 78° while parked in my driveway to keep things from melting in the hot NC summer. Went out to the RV the other day and it is not blowing cold, let alone COOL air. 80° to be exact. I thought maybe with the continuous use the unit may have froze up. Let it sit for a day and a half, still no luck. It sounds like the compressor is kicking on too. I will go out tonight, close up all the blinds, sun shade the front window and try again. Thanks for the video.

@@MichaelMaduske Best of luck to you. Hope you get things worked out quickly.

It comes down to the Camper. That is Ok. Some are more, some a less. Happy Camping!

@@TheAirForceGuy Thank you sir. I don't understand some of the rude comments people put on here. This was a great and very helpful video!

Thank you Scumbag for watching and your comment. I get this question on a regular basis and the answer each time is exactly what I went over in the video. There are some people who do not understand the RV A/C and this is what i explain to customers when they ask me. So, I just made a video to help others. I do realize that some people know everything and do not need this small bit of advise. :)

Thanks for watching. I get lots of people telling me that their A/C doesn’t cool their camper. After I explain what I explain in this video they say it is much better. Sorry it didn’t help you.

Absolutely you can. Been doing it this way for years.

@@TheAirForceGuy aren’t you just reading surface temps and not actual air temps?

@@TheAirForceGuy IR thermometers read the surface temp of an object, not direct air temperature. Your IR thermometer is reading the temp of a surface inside the vent. It’s ok for a general idea of the temp once the surface temp has adjusted to,the surrounding air temp. It should not be used when you need accurate air temp readings. Great videos and thanks for accepting comments from your fans!

Glad it was helpful!

NO, only RV's

Yes, as stated in the Title, RV is a Recreational Vehicle

Sorry it was not helpful for you. I hope you figured out what was wrong.

Dee, Appreciate you watching. Some people are never told how these work. Other people do understand. Glad that you already knew this stuff. Happy Camping!

Appreciate you watching.

No I did not. Has nothing to do with trouble shooting. Only how to get your A/C working best. Too many people are not told about how to operate and think they have an issue. Sorry it was not helpful for you

Not sure I ever did support that organization.

Thank you for watching. For some people it is, for others it has been helpful. Unfortunately, when I make videos there are always people it helps and people it doesn't. Just the nature of RU-vid.