a/c wiring diagram

[rawatt06]

I have a 1968 Sovereign with an Armstrong Bay Breeze A/C. We need to replace the fan motor and we got one at Grainger. We went to hook it up and we are missing a wire. So we know someone has messed with it before us. We are needing to find out where the second speed wire is to hook up at. We are needing to find out what the wiring diagram is for this unit. If anyone can help please help us!!!!!!

[Excella CM]

This is a little later, but it may help.

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by rawatt06

I have a 1968 Sovereign with an Armstrong Bay Breeze A/C. We need to replace the fan motor and we got one at Grainger. We went to hook it up and we are missing a wire. So we know someone has messed with it before us. We are needing to find out where the second speed wire is to hook up at. We are needing to find out what the wiring diagram is for this unit. If anyone can help please help us!!!!!!

I will assume the original Armstrong AC is still on your trailer, which was a model TAC-110.

Many owners changed to a later version of your AC.

I will post a copy of the TAC-110 AC for you, but I cannot do it until Monday.

I would not suggest that you use any other schematic, except the one for your model.

If you do not have that model, please post which one you do have, and I will post the proper schematic.

Andy

[rawatt06]

We do have the original a/c TAC-110-1. Thank you for helping.

[TomW]

Originally Posted by Inland RV Center, In

I will assume the original Armstrong AC is still on your trailer, which was a model TAC-110. ... I will post a copy of the TAC-110 AC [schematic] for you, but I cannot do it until Monday. ...

Andy,

I would enjoy seeing a schematic of the TAC-110.

Thanks,
Tom

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by TomW

Andy,

I would enjoy seeing a schematic of the TAC-110.

Thanks,
Tom

Sorry guys, I can't find the schematic.

If someone out there has a unit like that, the schematic is under the cover of the electrical box in the upper unit.

Andy

[TomW]

Originally Posted by Inland RV Center, In

... the schematic is under the cover of the electrical box in the upper unit...

Thanks for looking, Andy.

I think most people are like me in that the schematic was under the cover until Mother Nature took her toll.

Tom

[rawatt06]

Andy: I want to thank you for taking the time and looking. I hope I can find someone out there. It's ashame this company went out of business This is a every good unit and I plan to stay with it as long as the coils last!!!!


Angela

[Bunkroom]

Here it is.