RV Air Conditioner Recommendation to Replace Coleman Mach

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I have a 2005 Fleetwood Niagara Highwall popup and need to replace the existing AC with is a Coleman Mach model #8333B676, Serial #064015564 plug in and play. Looking to replace with something different and best cost.

asked by: Rob S

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For an RV AC unit designed to replace a Coleman Mach like you have that will install very easily, is quiet, and is known to be colder than other units we have the Furrion Chill for Coleman Mach setups part # FR42PV which would work great.

Since this was designed to replace Coleman setups this would be a plug and play install.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Based on the part number you mentioned that would indicate you have a Coleman Mach RV AC unit so for a direct replacement AC unit solution you would want the Advent Air unit part #ACM135B that you mentioned as well as the Coleman adapter kit part…

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Answer 2

The RVP 8000 series AC model 8333A871 is effectively a Coleman Mach air conditioner, as RVP is the parent company and owner of the Coleman AC line of products; this means they will have the same wiring connections as a Coleman unit. To replace an…

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Advent Air Conditioners in my opinion are very comparable to the Coleman brand and hold up very well. I recommend the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner w/ Air Distribution Box and Start Capacitor Item #ACM135C for your 2003 Jayco. It is a complete AC…

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Answer 4

In general you get about 10 percent additional cooling power going from a 13k BTU AC unit to a 15K and most will report that the additional cooling power comes in handy. The price difference typically isn't that much but if you go with a smaller…

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14.2-14.4 volts will not destroy the MaxxFan Deluxe Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan and Thermostat #MA00-05100K, however anything over 13.8v can cause the fan to shut down on the limit switch.

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Answer 6

My contact at MaxxAir advised that there are three potential causes for the beep and no fan motion you're experiencing with your MaxxFan Trailer Roof Vent #MA00-04000K. One potential cause is that the unit was wired with incorrect polarity. Make…

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Answer 7

The Advent Air Low Profile RV Air Conditioner #ADV56FR included with the Advent Air Low Profile RV AC Package #ASA78YR does not list specific starting and running watts. I was able to find information in a flyer for this AC that it has a rated…

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Since you are using shore power, you can replace your Coleman with an Advent 15,000 Btu unit and just need the wiring adapter. I really like the low profile units so I recommend going that route, and you can choose from either White or Black in…

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Answer 9

The hardware it's referring to are the four bolts that clamp the rooftop condenser unit to the air distribution box inside the trailer. We usually just reuse the bolts from the previous unit during the installation of the new unit #ADV56FR.…

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Answer 10

Hi Robert, If you're just wanting to replace the condenser unit on the rooftop and retain use of your current air distribution box and thermostat then you'll just need to determine what style connector your current unit has. If you remove the…

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Answer 11

Thanks for the question Mike; the answer is yes, the 15,000 Btu Advent Air Low Profile RV Air Conditioner - Black #ADV56FR and White #ADV29FR do indeed work with your Dometic set up.

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Answer 12

The Carrier Air V RV Air Conditioner is no longer produced so a direct replacement of the same unit is not an option. However, we do have available the two Advent AC models that are designed as replacement units for the Carrier Air V. I recommend…

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