Replacing compressor in overhead air.

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Replacing compressor in overhead air.	Kelley	7-2-09
How difficult is it to replace the compressor in a Duo-Therm overhead air unit?, and where could one find a compressor? Thanks.
Re: Replacing compressor in overhead air.	BUBBA THE BUS TECH	7-2-09
The compressor used to be available through comercial AC suppliers as well as Dometic etc. But why would you? The compressor will cost 50 to 70 % of a new unit and you will have a repaired unit that ate a compressor once and the cause will probably still be there as well as all the crud from the last failure. Buy a new AC, tip the old one off and install the new. Good Luck

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