06/15/2026
Does your RV air conditioner really need to be replaced?
A customer staying at Gulf State Park-Alabama Campground contacted us because their Coleman Mach air conditioner was dripping water inside the RV and the compressor would not shut off.
After diagnosing the system, Michael found a failed control board and extremely dirty evaporator coils. The coils were thoroughly cleaned, the AC control box was replaced, and the system was tested under load.
The result? This 13-year-old Coleman Mach air conditioner is back to cooling like a champ and drawing just 10.8 amps—excellent performance for a unit of this age.
Not every RV air conditioner needs replacement. Sometimes proper diagnosis, repair, and maintenance can restore performance and add years of life to an existing system.
If your RV air conditioner is leaking, running constantly, freezing up, or not cooling properly, give us a call. We proudly serve RV owners throughout Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and the surrounding Gulf Coast area.