Diagnose No Fix. Furnace And Air Conditioner Not Working

This customer called and said his furnace and AC were not working at all. What did we find? Did we fix it?
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[@rickyroddy7880]

Man I bought a 2004 fleetwood pioneer your videos have helped me through trouble shooting everything! At this point I had the blower motor go bad on the Coleman mach ac and I believe it fried the control board it’s an obsolete part

[@hillbillyrv]

Bummer. The replacement won’t last 19 years.

[@boostedthirdgenracing]

I was hoping you came up with a solution. Do you have a video on how to hardwire it in with wire mold?

[@kylepelchy98]

Hey I really like the video! I have this identical camper set up and I would like to wire a wall mounted thermostat like you explain at the end of this video. Is there anyway you can explain what wires go were to install a regular thermostat and bypass the wireless remote

[@hillbillyrv]

If I had gotten this job, I would have a video, but I didn't.

[@gotmymojoworking2010]

Does the flashing mean it in cooling override? c) Pressing the “HEAT” button a second time will turn the unit off and the AUX. HEAT red LED will turn off. 3. System LED (green) a) The LED is off when the power is off, the 12VDC is removed, the communication cable is not connected, or the unit is in heat override. b) The LED is on when the power is on. c) The LED is flashing slow and steady when the unit is in cooling override. 4. Auxiliary heat LED (red) a) The LED is on when the auxiliary heat is on. b) The LED is flashing slow and steady when the unit is in heating ov

[@hillbillyrv]

Thanks for that info

[@DavidKirkland-ip6zq]

The air conditioning does not blow inside of the coach

[@1111Thatway]

i have 2005 Challenger this is the exact same system and remote I have. The auto setting doesnt' want to activate when set on heat. My compressor runs it was hot then it stoped being hot. My remote is old i need a replacement maybe or i hope its just the batteries? Its gonna be 20degrees tonight

[@hillbillyrv]

This system is completely obsolete.

[@1111Thatway]

I understand this but it was so well taken care of what do I do please @@hillbillyrv

[@Outdoorkings]

What did yall have to do?

[@hillbillyrv]

Nothing. The customer didn't want to put that much money into it. it would have been another trip and quite a bit of labor plus parts.

[@Outdoorkings]

I'm having the same issue the AC was working then nothing after a red and white wire got cut. 121v going in, everything looks good at the Breaker Box even tested the capacitor and it's working properly. I'm getting 9.DC V coming in to the j box.

[@hillbillyrv]

@@Outdoorkings 9 is not enough.

[@Outdoorkings]

You think I can hook up a 12v battery on it to is if that makes a difference?