Where Do the 2 White Freeze Wires Go When Swapping Coleman for Furrion Chill AC

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I just replaced my Coleman Mach with the Furrion Chill 15,000. What happens to the 2 white Freeze wires that are connected directly to the old Coleman Mach? Thanks

asked by: Robert

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In regards to installing the Furrion Chill Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup part # FR42PV, there should be two white wires on the power unit for the old unit which are labeled as freeze cords. These will go to temperature probes on the new unit which you can see in the attached photo.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Mike

6/1/2024

Where does the probe go to on a Coleman camper air

Bud M.

6/1/2024

@Mike I will need to know exactly what model Coleman air conditioner you have to verify the location for the freeze sensor on the AC coil. The model information is going to be located on a tag under the AC shroud on the roof.

Brian A.

7/13/2025

Where does the 2 white wire connect to

Nick S.

7/14/2025

@BrianA In the photo above the 2 white wires go to the temperature probes which are labeled as freeze chords. See the photo above for a better look.

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