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Well, my dash a/c went kaput on this trip. I noticed it as I was slogging up Mt Everest near @Deer Springs RV Park. As an alternative, I found that running the house a/c units with the dash air set to recirculate kept things comfortable up front.

I’m certain I have a leak somewhere and there isn’t enough pressure on the low side to allow the pressure switch to engage.

Is this related to the topic of this thread? It’s certainly coincidental if not.
Maybe you can go to FL Gaffney and wait on standby to get it looked at as you're not far from them at @Deer Springs RV Park. I did a standby visit once, got serviced around day 3 as I showed up on Monday. Not bad.
 
If you are in an area where it is somewhat humid, you should leave the dash air in recirculate when you have the AC mode on. There are plenty of air paths into your coach for fresh air and you are not introducing more moisture that the coil has to remove.
 

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