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ChrisMaggie

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Hello i am just getting ready to go full time. I bought a 2013 Thor ACE 30.1 and have made some minor modes to it . I went out this last weekend, 106f for sat. My AC got very cold during the night but kept tripping the breaker about every hour during the day. I know I should not keep turning the breaker back on too often, I had a new breaker in my parts kit, so my daughter crawled under bed and changed it, hot and sweating job, the ac quite throwing the new breaker. Problem is that it did not seam to make it cool until sunset then cold again. Looking on line it is recommended to make sure there is nothing blocking the roof inlet. So that is on the list before i hit the road again. My question is this common or isolated? Also, does the row of light by the spade fuse light when working or when blown? Mine just stayed out, we checked a few and they were good, so I assume they light when popped. I posted this on the THOR forum page but since I am new here I copied it. I live in KS and plan on going south next month.
 

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