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Originally Posted by mj5150
We experienced some unusual heat here in Washington State last month. It got into the mid 100's. But this behavior also happens in the upper 80's.
About halfway through the day, the AC in the living room of our Raptor (2017 412TS) gave up. It was still blowing air, just none of it was cold.
This happens rather frequently, the AC just turns into a fan partway through a hot day. Later on as the day cools down, it starts blowing cold again.
The bedroom AC is about the same, but it takes longer until the AC part of it stops working and it's just a fan.
Both the living room and bedroom AC's will drop water at some point, but it takes longer for the bedroom AC to do so.
We never run the AC in the garage/office long enough for it to tucker out.
-Mike
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Quite a few people will run their A/C fan on low to reduce noise in the trailer. Doing that slows down the velocity of air over the evaporator coils and the condensation that collects on them can't be effectively blown from between the fins on the coils. That sets up the A/C to freeze up (as Javi stated). Check your coils to see if they are icing. If they are and you're running the units on the low fan speed, that may be your problem.