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Old 12-23-2015, 02:30 AM   #1
jcurtis934
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lifted up ac?

Has anyone out there raised their rear ac for anyreason? Mine was mounted with a twist to the streetside and we've always gotten slight outside odors like campfire smell, etc. I can see the four lag screws that go through a small square of foam into the roof of the monty and I know I should replace the support foam strip as well as the roof opening foam when I do so. Are the wires long enough to allow me to tilt it sideways or will it require a disconnect? This mounting issue is still bugging me, so I need to correct. The other issue is mold/mildew smell in both ac ducts, so I need to see if that is within the ac itself or in the ducts somehow. Appreciate the wisdom of the crowd. John
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