Who services cruise-airs? Or, how to replace my own?

[Rick A.]

Ryan,
The Cruisairs are simple to work on. Take off your louvered outside cover and
see if you have bubbles showing in the small glass window in the line. If you
have bubbles you need to add some R22 freon. This is very easy to do.
If there are no bubbles and you suspect the compressor is out it can be
replaced with a matching compressor from an a/c supply house. You will of course
have to remove it to do that. It drops straight out the bottom of the Bird. On
one of the forums are part numbers I used, if you can find it doing a search.
While you have it out also replace the fan motor. On my last trip the Cruisair
that I repaired 2 years ago ran continuously for almost 3 weeks.