- Is there a replacement available for the ACTH11 thermostat?
- Can I add a heat strip to my existing unit?
- Do I need a start capacitor?
- Can I replace a Carrier upper unit with an Advent upper unit?
- Can I replace a Coleman upper unit with an Advent upper unit?
- The knobs for my ceiling assembly will not stay on. What can I do?
- It is 98° outside. I have my thermostat set to 70°. The inside temperature is still 77°. Is my AC unit defective?
- My AC unit is not cooling and it appears the Freon has leaked out and there is oil in the base pan. Can the system be recharged or more Freon added?
- My thermostat is showing DF and the coils under the ceiling assembly are iced over. What is wrong?
- I have a non-ducted ACDB ceiling assembly and the fan always runs. Is this normal?
Is there a replacement available for the ACTH11 thermostat?
The ACTH11 analog thermostat is no longer available but can be replaced with the ACRG15 digital thermostat. The ACRG15 comes with a digital relay box, a digital thermostat, and a new Flash Freeze ceiling assembly.
Can I add a heat strip to my existing unit?
Check your thermostat to see if it has the option for a heat strip. Also, verify the model of AC unit you have and consult with your supplier as the heat strip is specific and not interchangeable.
We recommend using a start capacitor if your AC unit is being powered by a generator. We recommend using at least a 3,000-watt generator. Start capacitors are unit-specific and not interchangeable so please verify the capacitor is compatible with your AC unit before installation.
Can I replace a Carrier upper unit with an Advent upper unit?
If all other components of the Carrier system are functional, the ACCARKIT Carrier interface kit allows the Advent upper AC unit to connect to the existing Carrier relay box.
Can I replace a Coleman upper unit with an Advent upper unit?
If all other components of the Coleman system are functional, the ACCOLKIT Coleman interface kit allows the Advent upper AC unit to connect to the existing Coleman relay box.
The knobs for my ceiling assembly will not stay on. What can I do?
We offer replacement knobs with a longer shaft. These are especially helpful if the unit was installed as a replacement or if the RV has an extremely thick roof.
It is 98° outside. I have my thermostat set to 70°. The inside temperature is still 77°. Is my AC unit defective?
The unit is designed to cool the interior temperature 18°-22° below the outside temperature.
My AC unit is not cooling. The Freon appears to have leaked out and there is oil in the base pan. Can the system be recharged?
No. This is a sealed system and not designed to be recharged.
My thermostat is showing DF and the coils under the ceiling assembly are iced over. What is wrong?
The “DF” means the system is in “Defrost Mode”. There are several things to check to help prevent this from happening:
- The unit could be working too hard to cool beyond the 18° – 22° drop.
- Remove the ceiling assembly and check that everything is taped off properly.
- Remove the shroud and check the coils for the buildup of debris, as this can cause overheating and low circulation.
- Ensure all ceiling returns have the same airflow and temperature output. Lack of flow or warmer air in one return could indicate an issue with the ductwork.
I have a non-ducted ACDB ceiling assembly and the fan always runs. Is this normal?
Yes, the fan will run continuously. The compressor will kick off and on, but the fan always runs.