โMay-25-2017 04:31 AM
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โMay-25-2017 01:39 PM
Chris Bryant wrote:RoyB wrote:
The 14 x 14 inch gasket should be in place to keep water from getting back into the trailer...
You would want any and all water that gets inside the roof mounted housing from its vents etc to freely flow away from the air conditioner unit... We always like to park with alittle tilt to the backside of the trailer just to keep the air conditioner roof drain to go in that direction in lieu coming down on the patio side...
Typical Air Conditioner Install Diagram... Note the large Roof gasket position...
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Roy ken
Man- I drew that back in 2002, now it's all over ๐
FWIW, I usually install countersunk screws back in the screw holes when removing a vent, but each install is different. I believe Dometic units still come with foam spacer blocks on the base- once the blocks hit the roof, it really won't compress any more.
โMay-25-2017 12:21 PM
RoyB wrote:
The 14 x 14 inch gasket should be in place to keep water from getting back into the trailer...
You would want any and all water that gets inside the roof mounted housing from its vents etc to freely flow away from the air conditioner unit... We always like to park with alittle tilt to the backside of the trailer just to keep the air conditioner roof drain to go in that direction in lieu coming down on the patio side...
Typical Air Conditioner Install Diagram... Note the large Roof gasket position...
Google Image
Roy ken
โMay-25-2017 08:34 AM
kmb1966 wrote:dougrainer wrote:
Was there sealant on the OLD AC/Gasket? NO. So why would you think it required some type of sealant? Doug
There was only Fan vent there previously, so yes there was old sealant for the fan vent. Cleaned all that off before putting on new a/c unit.
โMay-25-2017 08:14 AM
โMay-25-2017 07:02 AM
dougrainer wrote:
Was there sealant on the OLD AC/Gasket? NO. So why would you think it required some type of sealant? Doug
โMay-25-2017 07:01 AM
harold1946 wrote:
No caulking is required and the torque should be 40 inch pounds.
โMay-25-2017 05:50 AM
โMay-25-2017 05:32 AM
kmb1966 wrote:
...they say ***40 lbs*** torque... But the metal inside frame starts BENDING way before the gasket squeezes down...
โMay-25-2017 05:06 AM
Twomed wrote:
No sealant... foam gasket compressed 1/2 height.
โMay-25-2017 05:05 AM
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