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I was reading the operating instructions manual for the Dometic thermostat in my 2018 Mobile Suites 36RSSB3. In the manual, under the "maintenance" section, it talks about replacing the "air conditioner/heat pump air filters." Does anyone know where the filters are located in the Mobile Suite units?
Thanks, David.
-- Edited by dmorse68 on Wednesday 26th of June 2019 11:31:04 AM
I usually find information about products by doing a google search using the manufacturer and model number of the product. You will usually find listings for owner's manuals and service manuals. These are also available on the Dometic website in the custome support section
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I can't speak to newer models, but our 2010 Mobile Suites has four intakes in the ceiling; two in the kitchen/dining room area and two in the bedroom. Take those down and rinse out the foam pads that are placed on the intake grate and squeeze out the water and return back to the ceiling.
In addition to an annual rinsing/cleaning of the foam filters, I also get on top of the RV, remove the A/C unit covers, and using an air compressor, I blow out the cooling fins of the two units. I blow on the fins from both sides until I don't see any more dust flying out. Been doing that maintenance since we bought ours in 2010, and the A/C units are still working well.
(Well, unless the outside temps get up over 100 degrees.) We have also changed out the original ceiling fan for a Hunter 5 blade 42" one, and we use two Hunter oscillating fans to circulate are in the living area and the bedroom.
Terry
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