Hunter,
I've been watching your AC adventures. Glad you were able to get it kick
started.
If you can it would be a good idea to have someone go on top, remove the
cover and give the guts a good cleaning. There is nothing you can "lube"
but just getting years of dirt etc out will help a lot.
Charlie
On 5/8/2012 4:02 PM, Hunter Hampton wrote:
> On 5/8/2012 4:48 PM, ray bee wrote:
>> Hunter
>> I would offer a suggestion. When you have an opportunity, make sure the
>> hub for the fan blades is tight. If that is slipping it could make a real racket
>> and the condenser coil won't get proper air flow, possibly over loading the
>> compressor. I had a similar problem with my ancient class A, maybe 20 years
>> ago. Depending on how the fan hub is attached, to the shaft, it could become
>> loose, free wheel a bit, then catch and work normally. This is only a semi-
>> educated guess, but it is also a good excuse to clean the fan, condenser,
>> and oil the bearings, assuming the motor has lubricatable bearings. If it does,
>> be sure to get the top and the bottom bearings.
>> Ray
>>
>>
> Hi Ray,
>
> I will have it looked at, and probably get a board and wall thermostat
> for when it goes again..... I feel like its just in remission right now.
>
> At least I don't have to haul it down to Buda tomorrow.....
>
> Hunter
>
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