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Compressor won't shut off

When the RV reaches telp as set on the thermostat the fan shuts off but the compressor continues to run, untill I shut off at breaker.

  • john piker Jun 17, 2011

    on this question is the capaciter on the circut board or on the compresser

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You have a faulty capacitor you need to replace

  • Anonymous Jun 28, 2012

    I have the same issue,What does the start cap have to do with it,it only sends and extra boost when power has been sent to it to help start the comp. therefore there is a constant power supply to the comp., so it has to be in the temp. control or board....I have the same issue and its not the temp control,its new, so now im looking at the board that distributes power?????

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