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Can I replace the 1992 fedders A/C with a modern window unit?

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Macca

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Hey there,

I purchased a surprisingly sound 1992 Roadtrek popular 190. Only a few issues I can find. The coach A/C is the original Fedders A/C. Plugged into a wall outlet and running only the A/C, the unit blows but it never gets cold. First off, does this have to be connected to a 30amp source to even fully engage and get cold? Also I figured the system needs to be charged. On the flip side, it looks like a 12" by 20" window unit in the back with a back vent area. Can I just replace this with a small window AC? Im wondering if that is a better idea. Im also wondering if id need a catch tray and drain tube for condensation.

Thanks in advance. Just learning about camper vans now.
 
Pictures would really help...............
 
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Seems to just be a feeders window unit. I can buy a new small GE window unit for the same as a service call and refrigerant charge on this old one. Plugs into a socket in the adjacent cabinet
 
Seems to just be a feeders window unit. I can buy a new small GE window unit for the same as a service call and refrigerant charge on this old one. Plugs into a socket in the adjacent cabinet
I wouldn't spend a lot of extra money on this one unless you want to keep it all original. The bright side is it probably takes R-12 freon which works better than the new stuff.
 

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