Replacement Shroud for Dometic AC Unit

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Question:

Does this MaxxAir shroud fit the Dometec 57915 AC unit. It is on a Nomad Joey 196 TT. Thanks

asked by: Jeff D

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Expert Reply:

The MaxxAir TuffMaxx Replacement Shroud # MA00-325001 referenced in your question is designed for the Coleman Mach 1, Mach 3 and Mach 13 models. To see if this will fit your Dometic unit, I recommend taking a few measurements to see what size shroud you will need.

This replacement shroud is 41-5/8 inches long and 29-3/8 inches wide. The height is 12-3/4 inches. I have attached an image with the dimensions of this unit labeled for you to look at. I have also included a short demonstration video on this product so you can see exactly what it looks like to see if it will be a compatible match.

expert reply by: Chris R

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