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jplante4 wrote:I see the same trend, mine are 23 years old Duotherms also and work fine. I think there are two other factors that may determine the lifespan. One is how often you use it, in 14 years other than two long term stays in Canada when I first retired I don't think I used them more than a dozen times. The second is how often do you stay at RV parks that have low voltage when the AC is running, I think this may be a bigger factor. 95 % of the time I dry camp. When people on here have to replace a unit is it always because the tubes are leaking? Or is it a compressor or something else that goes?
Anyone else notice a trend here? Older units working great, newer units being replaced. Pretty much indicative of where the industry is going. You could probably draw a line in time where Dometic took over the roof top AC industry.
Just for giggles, include your AC mfg. Mine are Duotherm.
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ScottG wrote:That's funny right there.
In Western Washington where I live? Appx. 400 years. ๐
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