Rear AC fan not working

[GreG L.]

The first night on our trip from Florida California when we stopped we noticed that the rear AC fan was not working, compressor was running. I thought it strange no noise, no smoke just not working.

The whole second day I am thinking about that fan, and what the problem could be. It has to be on a separate circuit since iNCommand controls the fan separately if needed. Then a light went on, while getting ready to leave FL for CA we noticed that the dryer was beeping, rather than dealing with it I flipped the breakers for the washer and dryer, yes the rear AC fan is on one of those two breakers. Am I the only one, I doubt it.

 

[daboom11]

The first night on our trip from Florida California when we stopped we noticed that the rear AC fan was not working, compressor was running. I thought it strange no noise, no smoke just not working.

The whole second day I am thinking about that fan, and what the problem could be. It has to be on a separate circuit since iNCommand controls the fan separately if needed. Then a light went on, while getting ready to leave FL for CA we noticed that the dryer was beeping, rather than dealing with it I flipped the breakers for the washer and dryer, yes the rear AC fan is on one of those two breakers. Am I the only one, I doubt it.

What's the make and model of your camper?

 

[Theunz]

I can’t imagine Montana running two separate 120v supply lines to your air conditioner. If the problem returns then you should first check the capacitor. My Dometic uses a dual capacitor with one side running the fan and the other running the compressor. They are known to fail and are easy and inexpensive to replace.