What a time for the A/C to fail

[dstig1]

Now I'm not getting on your case, but this is exactly what I mean about AC systems. He didn't do anything you couldn't have done (other than evacuate the overcharge, which you could have at least "vented" if need be). You were showing no volts at the clutch when you should have 12v. That points to electrical or sensor failure. There is no other way you could get that condition. He just got you there quicker than you might alone.

Don't Fear The AC. The AC is simple. It is your friend, and keeps you cool!:thumbsup:

Glad it's working again. Even though I don't have a cab and should be jealous or something...

-Dave

 

[sunnyside360]

Logged another 6+ hrs today cutting hay with the A/C running the whole time w/o a burp. With an intermittent problem like this one it can be difficult to know for sure when a problem is fixed, but it is looking good. I'll declare it fixed if it runs trouble free thru the rest of the summer.