I have another thought, which is that you may need to replace the
breakers in your trailer.
But do attend to the words of the Edster, he knows his stuff.
I would also recommend you do everything to keep your old Armstrong
going, it is a much better built unit than a replacement would be. I
think any RV repair place, or indeed a good HVAC guy would be able to
look at it for you. No need to go to an Airstream dealer, who may not
have a technician that knows how. Don't ask me how I know this.
Daisy
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> Anyone have any suggestions for the following: My 25 ft Tradewind has the
original Armstrong air conditioner.? As I went to start it up today for a trip
next week, it went on for about 5 seconds and then stopped.? I climbed up on top
and the fan rotates and is clear of obstructions.? I have checked the fuses (not
sure if I have found them all)? but there are no bad ones.? Power is coming into
the trailer.? Before I take it to the service center (very expensive).....is there
anything else I can check??? Thanks for any help.
>
> Tom Fairbank
> 1969 25 ft Tradewind