I swear to God I kept the one that I ordered and then did not need for five years, and just got rid of it six months ago, dammit Murphy’s Law I could’ve given it to you 😂
Before installing any parts, i'd recommend you determine if the compressor is running when on shore power. The solenoid is fairly inexpensive, but the system has to be emptied of refrigerant (legally it has to be recycled) , the valve installed, and then the entire system has to be evacuated and then recharged. That's likely to be expensive. Here's some additional information
It can be difficult to hear the compressor come on because of the blower, the compressor and solenoid come are powered at that same point. attached Starcool Flowchart
Also, a couple of post up is a picture of the solenoid location.
It can be difficult to hear the compressor come on because of the blower, the compressor and solenoid come are powered at that same point. attached Starcool Flowchart
Also, a couple of post up is a picture of the solenoid location.
-greg
Interesting. I will admit I haven’t dived into this since summer but when I did I could very clearly hear a loud compressor kick on when I was trying to get the AC working. I need to go through it all again and make sure the condenser fans are running. I failed to check those this summer as it was not stated in the trouble shooting section of my manual. I’m in Mountains of UT so waiting for a warm day before I dive back in.