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H & E

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We are in southern GA and last night I noticed a musty smell when the A/C came on then again this morning. Is there anything I can do to get rid of it. Thought about spraying Clorox in intake but not sure what other damage would result.

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Don't spay Clorox in there. The musty smell is condensate siting in the unit. You might try som Zap Tabs form Home Depot. It's a tablet that is made for that musty smell. You will need to take the grill down to get in there. You might also need to cut it in Half. I will last for a few months. Good Luck and happy camping. JM2Cents Bill

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I have used FrigiFresh before and had success.

http://www.bgprod.com/products/climatecontrol.html


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Posted: 05/24/08 11:59am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Also be sure the drain pan on top isn't blocked with leaves and debris. If it is, the conensation will pool and begin to smell.


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Spray Lysol has worked well on car a/c smells. If you can spray it up in there to kill the mold and mildew...Soak it down!!!!


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Jesterdog is right on.I spray nine thru the evaperator drain with garden sprayer.

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jesterdog-Also be sure the drain pan on top isn't blocked with leaves and debris. If it is, the conensation will pool and begin to smell.

I went up on the roof and the A/C is at the low spot and the roof around it has about 1/4 inch of water. Slanted the TT a little and it is running off in an almost steady stream. Seeing that makes me think the drain is working.
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