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Old 07-27-2016, 10:53 PM   #4
Vinster30
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Challenger 37KT
State: Texas
Posts: 58
THOR #1505
An single RV air conditioner could have trouble cooling a RV at 30 feet. You may have a 13500 BTU unit, which is the smaller of the to most common units.

Things to help. Try to park in the shade. Get the RV cold early as later in the day, it will get warm. Keep the shades down. Awning out if possible. Limit the number of trips in and out. No cooking on the stove in the heat the day.

If the air coming out of the air conditioner is 20 plus degrees cooler than the air in the RV, then it is doing all it can in most cases.
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