Central Air Conditioner; Air Conditioner Filter - Winnebago 2000 Freedom Operator's Manual

SECTION 8
APPLIANCES & INTERIOR FEATURES
• To turn the heat pump Off and use the LP gas
Furnace only, place the switch in GAS posi-
tion.
• The heat pump will not operate when the
outside temperature falls below 36 degrees F.
Heat Source Switch
ELECTRIC = Heat Pump
GAS = Furnace
Have you checked your air filter lately?
Closed or blocked vents and a dirty air filter
can hinder the efficiency of a heat pump. See Air
Conditioner Filter for location and instructions.
• Be sure ceiling vents are open to distribute
heat pump output air. Also make sure furni-
ture, clothing items, packages or other
obstructions do not block the air return air
grilles beneath the rear bed.
• The filter should be checked monthly for dirt
build-up and replaced as needed. The air fil-
ter is a disposable woven fiberglass type,
which cannot be cleaned and should be
replaced when coated with dust.

CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER

NOTE: See "Electronic Thermostat" for instruc-
tions on turning the air conditioner on
and changing the thermostat settings.
The central air conditioner is mounted in an
exterior compartment on the left (driver) side of
the coach. (See page 0-4.) The compartment door
opens for easy maintenance and periodic service.
(See "Condenser Coils") The cooled air is forced
through ducts in the ceiling of the coach. Inside
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air returns to the air conditioner through a filter
system beneath the rear bed. (See "Air Condi-
tioner Filters".)

Air Conditioner Filter

The disposable furnace type filter is located in
a slide-in bracket inside the passenger side of the
rear bed cabinet. The filter must be inspected and
replaced periodically so the air conditioner will
operate efficiently.
To Replace the A/C Filter:
• Lift the foot of the rear bed mattress board,
which is hinged near the head of the mat-
tress. It is supported by gas props while
open.
• Slide the filter out of the bracket assembly at
the passenger side of the cabinet.
• Slide the new filter into the bracket, being
careful to observe airflow markings on the
edge of the filter.