Re: Air Conditioning
Check the voltage in the RV. Use a plug-in voltage monitor or a multi-meter. Some RV parks don't have adequate voltage (low)when everyone is running an air conditioner. If that's the case, don't run your a/c as it will screw up your compressor. When voltage is low (below 105 V) your a/c current goes up to compensate and that causes high heat in your compressor.
I use an AutoFormer hooked up to the RV Park voltage connection. It boosts the voltage back up to a safe output (115 V). They are pricey, around $350 for 30 amp and $450 for 50 amp. However, they are well worth it as they save the expense of replacing you a/c prematurely.