RV Air Conditioner Repair in Miami, FL
Miami runs 21 days a year at 90F or hotter, topping out at 97.2F over the last five years. A rooftop RV air conditioner is rated to pull roughly a 20F split between return and supply air, so on a 97F afternoon a perfectly healthy unit still cannot get the coach below the 77F mark. Half the 'my AC is broken' calls from here are units working exactly as designed against an impossible load.
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- Elevation
- 7 ft
- Heating degree days
- 66
- Cooling degree days
- 4,401
- Muggy days a year
- 264
- Propane derate
- 0.0%
- Generator derate
- 0.0%
The genuine failures in this kind of heat are capacitors and compressors. Start and run capacitors are electrolytic, and sustained high ambient temperature is what kills them, so the unit hums, won't start the compressor, and trips the breaker. It is a cheap part and the single most common real fault in this climate.
With about 61.7 inches of rain a year, the other thing worth checking is the shroud and the gasket between the unit and the roof. Water tracking in around a compressed or split gasket reads as an AC problem and is really a roof problem.
We are still building our bench in Miami. Call 833-FIXED-RV and the agent will work out what failed and where you are parked, then route you to the closest pro we can reach. If we cannot place you, we will say so on the call rather than leave you waiting.
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