DOMETIC FreshJet 13.5K BTU Rooftop Air Conditioner, White

Easy Install, Didn't have to replace my T-Stat or Control Box. Took maybe an hour to install & that included the removal of the old unit. It comes with the roof gasket.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5-Star Review (ENGLISH) Title: Excellent Cooling Performance and Quiet Operation! We installed the Dometic FreshJet 3 Series 13.5K BTU unit on our RV, and it has made a huge difference. The cooling power is impressive — it quickly cools down the space even on hot summer days. It runs much quieter than our old unit, which is a big plus when you're trying to relax or sleep. Installation was straightforward with clear instructions. The sleek, low-profile design also looks great on the roof. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade their RV’s A/C system!

Item came to me all scratched up, not new condition

The factory unit was so loud that I had to put it on low to have a conversation or off if I wanted to listen to music or the TV. Not so with the FreshJet 3. It’s not whisper quiet but no longer have to turn it off to listen to music or watch TV. And I can have a conversation even when it is on High. Unfortunately I had to buy the matching cover even though I was told I could use my existing. Grr. That was another $200. But the cover was easy to install and works fine. Over all I’m Very Pleased with the new a/c equipment.

Received the unit promptly however was disappointed it did not come with the fan control unit that goes on the ceiling in the RV. Also did not come with installation instructions. Had to order the controller which set me back another week and $200.00. After receiving the instruction the unit was pretty simple to install. Went to fire unit up and the fan would not start, just hummed. After some investigation pulled the plastic shroud off the top of the unit and found the styrofoam encasing the squirrel cage was binding on the motor shaft. First thought I may have over tightened hold down bolts so released them so the unit was just sitting on the roof. This did nothing, the shaft was still bound up. By chance I asked my assistant to try and turn the unit on while I had my hand resting on the styrofoam and the fan came on. Was still dragging a bit so I applied more pressure and the fan was free. Released the pressure and started dragging again. This was obviously a factory defect and should have sent the unit back however the heat was on and could not wait another 2 weeks for a new unit that may or may not have the same issue. I deducted that if I placed some foam padding between the the styrofoam and the top shroud this would supply adequate pressure to release the bound fan shaft after the shroud was installed. It worked and unit is now operating as it should. Obviously these units are not factory tested so buyer beware.