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Mariner 350 a/c airflow
- Blake
- Scurvy Dog
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Mariner 350 a/c airflow
We have a 2002 Mariner 350 which we love!
The a/c in the cabin (above bench and near table) blows strong and cold to the point we almost need to turn a/c up or off.
However the airflow in the berth is very low and it never gets cool enough in the berth.
Has anyone figured a way to improve airflow in berth?
- bud37
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Re: Mariner 350 a/c airflow
Try adjusting the air outlets as well.
- Tireless
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Re: Mariner 350 a/c airflow
Fingers crossed.
Greg
- Blake
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Re: Mariner 350 a/c airflow
Yes I cleaned the screens on the returns and checked that vents are open.
It almost seems like there should be a diverter somewhere since one area blows like a hurricane and the berth has very low flow.
I’ll climb in and look at the air tubes the weekend.
Thanks!
- 650Guy
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Re: Mariner 350 a/c airflow
There is a "manifold" right where the A/C unit is and the blower pumps out. It's a box right off the fan. Its pre-set to distribute the air, or should I say divide it. Because this is kinda Hard coded, I don't think the diverter would be your cause.
I would climb up behind that fwd bench seat and find out if there is a crimped hose. Right there is the big main hose that feeds the main salon, and there is an off-shoot that is smaller that will manage the fwd V. When I did mine, I found the main line which was supposed to be zip tied to the top of the compartment so as to not crimp, fallen down and pinching the airflow.
I would think if you spend about 5 mins in there you might just find pinched line.
Good Luck!
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