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Furrion A/C doesn't shut off

Flyer32RLS

Flyer32RLS

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2025 32RLS. The Furrion Chill Cube in the living area cools great but I noticed that it doesn't shut off in the auto mode like the BR A/C does.
You can hear the compressor shut off but seems the fan runs constant. The fan is in the auto mode and you can raise the temp on the remote, the compressor shuts off after a few minutes but the fan does not. The speed slows down which you can hear but it still runs.
Is this a normal thing or is have I got something selected wrong.
The BR Chill Cube runs greeat. POn Auto, it runs then totally shuts off till temp rises then starts its slow spin up again. Works great.
Any recommendations?
 
Flyer32RLS

Flyer32RLS

Well-known member
RoadJunkie said:
The manual and several YouTube videos explain this normal operation of the Chill Cube.
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Well aware of that. Question is, why doesn't the one in the BR act the same way or is it the one in the LR that is not working correctly?
THis is not my first RV, I uderstand how A/C are supposed to work. Tyring to find out why it doesn't.
 
rvdude

rvdude

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The one in the LR of my 252RL does the same thing. I noticed that the 4 days I was out with the trailer last week. I was wondering about that myself. I haven't had time to look into it, but RoadJunkie stated that to be normal operation.
 
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Ox262

Active member
My 262 works the same way. But it's so quiet we don't mind. I can't imagine going back to those loud Mach/Colemens.

And I think the difference between the bedroom AC and the Chill Cube is because the CC is a higher quality unit. The bedroom AC is smaller cheaper and louder.
 
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Flyer32RLS

Flyer32RLS

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Glad I am not alone.
Ox262 said:
My 262 works the same way. But it's so quiet we don't mind. I can imagine going back to those loud Mach/Colemens.

And I think the difference between the bedroom AC and the Chill Cube is because the CC is a higher quality unit. The bedroom AC is smaller cheaper and louder.
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I agree. Very happy with the Furrion just not happy with continually running. Wear and tear will eventually cause failure.
 
Savoy05

Savoy05

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If I’m not mistaken the CC is an Inverter Driven unit. The Temperature Sensor is in the unit on the roof. It needs the fan to run the fan to sample the air to know the Temperature in the room. The bedroom may not be inverter driven and gets the temperature from the Thermostat.
 
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Lantley

Prominent Member
rvdude said:
Can you have that air conditioner that requires an inverter if the trailer does not have an inverter?
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The unit, It is not powered by an inverter. It has inverter technology. It operates at variable speed. It can operate at low speeds meaning low power less energy resulting in much higher efficiency vs. traditional AC units,
You do not need an inverter to power it.
 
Midnight Rider

Midnight Rider

Prominent Member
Ox262 said:
My 262 works the same way. But it's so quiet we don't mind. I can imagine going back to those loud Mach/Colemens.

And I think the difference between the bedroom AC and the Chill Cube is because the CC is a higher quality unit. The bedroom AC is smaller cheaper and louder.
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I have the Colmans. You can hang meat in our camper it gets so cold! i Like them
 
rvdude

rvdude

Member
Lantley said:
The unit, It is not powered by an inverter. It has inverter technology. It operates at variable speed. It can operate at low speeds meaning low power less energy resulting in much higher efficiency vs. traditional AC units,
You do not need an inverter to power it.
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Well I didn't think so. I was going by what Savoy05 said. I knew my trailer was prepped for an inverter but does not have one. I thought that was strange that it would require one.
 
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