Hi Michelle! This article (and the accompanying video) should help: blog.campingworld.com/rv-basics/maintain-air-conditioner/ Let us know if you have additional questions!
How do you tighten these covers up ? I have a small gap on the right hand side of mine by the ceiling and air is leaking out . Is there anyway i can tighten that side of the cover up to the ceiling?
Hi Daven! Have you been able to locate the screws that mount your A/C cover to the ceiling? These screws usually either require a square #2 bit or a Philips head. I'd start with checking on those screws and seeing if any are loose or missing. If that's not the case, you may need to remove the screws and pop the cover off to check the seals inside. As always with RV appliances, your owner's manual is your best friend for troubleshooting, but feel free to reach out if this brings up any follow up questions! - Tucker Ballister
@@campingworld Thanks bro , I done checked all screws and they was all tight! I have a 2020 motorhome and has only 10,000 miles on it so it's not a old unit or anything. You think the cover could be warped a little from setting in the heat and cold , I'm in West Virginia so the Temps here fluctuate pretty bad between summer and winter , what are you thoughts on that . But I will take it down to check all the seals I see !
In my decades of RVing, I'm never surprised by things warping with the elements or shifting with all the bouncing these units get in travel. You may also find a few areas you can seal with seal tape. And while you have the cover off, you may even be interested in this simple tool that can improve your A/C's efficiency: blog.campingworld.com/gear-and-accessories/improve-the-performance-of-your-rv-air-conditioner/
There is an electric heating option for some of the Dometic Brisk II models, according to the owner's manual here: epi.dometic.com/externalassets/dometic-brisk-ii-evolution-13-5k_64599.pdf Check to see if your specific model is listed at the start of that manual, but you may also benefit from contacting Dometic directly with your make and model information!
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Looking for a video on how to remove the cover to clean the air filters.
Hi Michelle!
This article (and the accompanying video) should help: blog.campingworld.com/rv-basics/maintain-air-conditioner/
Let us know if you have additional questions!
Id there a simple fuse? Mine just died or power is weak in front of my coach..
Helpful and direct. Thank you 🤘🏽
Glad it was helpful!
How do you tighten these covers up ? I have a small gap on the right hand side of mine by the ceiling and air is leaking out . Is there anyway i can tighten that side of the cover up to the ceiling?
Hi Daven!
Have you been able to locate the screws that mount your A/C cover to the ceiling? These screws usually either require a square #2 bit or a Philips head.
I'd start with checking on those screws and seeing if any are loose or missing. If that's not the case, you may need to remove the screws and pop the cover off to check the seals inside.
As always with RV appliances, your owner's manual is your best friend for troubleshooting, but feel free to reach out if this brings up any follow up questions!
- Tucker Ballister
@@campingworld Thanks bro , I done checked all screws and they was all tight! I have a 2020 motorhome and has only 10,000 miles on it so it's not a old unit or anything. You think the cover could be warped a little from setting in the heat and cold , I'm in West Virginia so the Temps here fluctuate pretty bad between summer and winter , what are you thoughts on that . But I will take it down to check all the seals I see !
In my decades of RVing, I'm never surprised by things warping with the elements or shifting with all the bouncing these units get in travel.
You may also find a few areas you can seal with seal tape. And while you have the cover off, you may even be interested in this simple tool that can improve your A/C's efficiency:
blog.campingworld.com/gear-and-accessories/improve-the-performance-of-your-rv-air-conditioner/
Can I add heat to this unit?
There is an electric heating option for some of the Dometic Brisk II models, according to the owner's manual here: epi.dometic.com/externalassets/dometic-brisk-ii-evolution-13-5k_64599.pdf
Check to see if your specific model is listed at the start of that manual, but you may also benefit from contacting Dometic directly with your make and model information!
How do you put a thermostat
Hi There!
This video might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/ErtUoKDItP8/видео.html
Let us know!
- Tucker Ballister
Expensive and a worthless system
A small window unit is what they should use that thing is junk
I have the same unit, crapped on us on our 4 day weekend (yesterday). Piece of junk.