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Bathroom AC ‘26 Avenue 29RL

AKAll

New member
We are new owners of our 1st 5th wheel and are on a shake down camp to learn new features. The bathroom vent for AV seems to barely flow. Am I missing some adjustment? It’s very hot here (Texas), upper 90’s Lower 100’s. AC seems to be keeping up in the bedroom and main cabin. The bedroom unit dripped condensation overnight. Any thoughts?
 

BryanValRox

Elite Member
We are new owners of our 1st 5th wheel and are on a shake down camp to learn new features. The bathroom vent for AV seems to barely flow. Am I missing some adjustment? It’s very hot here (Texas), upper 90’s Lower 100’s. AC seems to be keeping up in the bedroom and main cabin. The bedroom unit dripped condensation overnight. Any thoughts?
I can only assume that the bathroom gets fed from ducts from one of the units. The low flow is likely due to collapsed or restricted duct work.

An easy check and the first place to start is to remove the AC cover plate that feeds the duct work and ensure that the duct to plenum connections are attached properly And try to snake a camera back the duct to look for spots that might be collapsed.
 

Oregon_Camper

Forum Admin
Staff member
Our bedroom AC feeds our bathroom. To get increased airflow to the bathroom, we have to shut the "dump covers" on the AC unit in bedroom. This forces the air to the ducting and not just straight down into the bedroom.
 
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