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I just came back from a trip to Colorado, and it worked fine the entire time. 1 week later my AC has started blowing hot air, it does not matter what I switch it to it blows hot air, my vent, my defrost, my max ac, ac. Someone told me it might be my switch, so I have removed it and don't see anything phisically wrong with it on the outside, I switched it by hand just to make sure and it still blew hot! Also it is fully charged. Do I need a new switch, or maybe is it a fuse, if so which one? Please Help it is very hot here!
E-150 Econoline 96 Coachmen
I clamped off the heater hose from going through, and it got cool so my air condititioner is working. I think it is either my ac to heater switch or my shutoff valve in my heater hose line! I can't find the manual shut off. Please help if you can! Thanks
I clamped off the heater hose from going through, and it got cool so my air condititioner is working. I think it is either my ac to heater switch or my shutoff valve in my heater hose line! I can't find the manual shut off. Please help if you can! Thanks
This was more than likely suggested to determine if your blend door has a problem. It's good advice:
Check to see if the temperature control can vary the temperature of the outlet ait from HOT to vent and back
When I drove it yesterday it was still on and was blowing cold air. So then I switched it over to hot air and it blew hot air. Then I switched it back to cold and it stayed hot and I could not get it back to cold with the tempature control. Is it maybe the tempature control that has gone bad?
When I drove it yesterday it was still on and was blowing cold air. So then I switched it over to hot air and it blew hot air. Then I switched it back to cold and it stayed hot and I could not get it back to cold with the tempature control. Is it maybe the tempature control that has gone bad?
First, check your TEMP control **** to make certain it isn't split or stripped and that the control shaft is actually rotating.
Did you visually check the A/C clutch for operation when the system was puting out hot air?
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