Greetings,
Our single Dometic Brisk Air II 15k BTU a/c is not blowing cold. Replaced the capacitor once. Worked great for about a year. Replaced the capacitor again, worked for one day. Now it will blow cold for about 10 minutes then warm. Fan stays on. There is no hesitation when it starts, but the compressor is not kicking on. I hear a click, but thats it. Replaced with another new capacitor and same thing. The replacement capacitors I've been using are about $19 off Amazon. They are not the "Dometic" $57 capacitors. Is there a difference? I have posted a pic of the replacement capacitor. All specs are the same (60/5 +/-6). The a/c is a Brisk Air II 15k BTU. When I removed the old capacitor there was no spark when I "shorted" it? Was there supposed to be a charge?
We have the RV plugged into a 20a outlet on the side of the house. The a/c is only ever run in "low" mode with nothing else on. Kids enjoy sleeping in the RV overnight so about once or twice a week the a/c runs all night off of a single 20a outlet in "low" mode. I dont mind replacing $20 capacitors once a year in exchange for using it on a 20a outlet. It is a 2018 RV so the a/c is about 5 yrs old now and probably due to be replaced anyway.
Our single Dometic Brisk Air II 15k BTU a/c is not blowing cold. Replaced the capacitor once. Worked great for about a year. Replaced the capacitor again, worked for one day. Now it will blow cold for about 10 minutes then warm. Fan stays on. There is no hesitation when it starts, but the compressor is not kicking on. I hear a click, but thats it. Replaced with another new capacitor and same thing. The replacement capacitors I've been using are about $19 off Amazon. They are not the "Dometic" $57 capacitors. Is there a difference? I have posted a pic of the replacement capacitor. All specs are the same (60/5 +/-6). The a/c is a Brisk Air II 15k BTU. When I removed the old capacitor there was no spark when I "shorted" it? Was there supposed to be a charge?
We have the RV plugged into a 20a outlet on the side of the house. The a/c is only ever run in "low" mode with nothing else on. Kids enjoy sleeping in the RV overnight so about once or twice a week the a/c runs all night off of a single 20a outlet in "low" mode. I dont mind replacing $20 capacitors once a year in exchange for using it on a 20a outlet. It is a 2018 RV so the a/c is about 5 yrs old now and probably due to be replaced anyway.
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