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Old 08-15-2018, 11:04 AM   #1
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Access to dash A/C Condenser

I have a 2007 Journey 34H. I am working on the surface rust around the rig, and want to remove the panel that covers the dash A/C Condenser in the rear of the coach. Anybody got some directions on what needs to be loosened up for that?

I see a hinge towards the rear top of the panel, but nothing on the front end. I wondered if it is supposed to swing up like the basement airs panel.

Thanks for any help
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Old 08-15-2018, 03:24 PM   #2
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After some futzing around i found all the screws needed to get that panel open.

For reference 8 screws on the front lip, and 3 screws on the bottom rear and the panel lifts open.
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Old 08-18-2018, 11:43 AM   #3
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After some futzing around i found all the screws needed to get that panel open.

For reference 8 screws on the front lip, and 3 screws on the bottom rear and the panel lifts open.
Thanks for coming back and providing the solution so other can know how to get the pane open.
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Old 08-18-2018, 08:29 PM   #4
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Looks like I was late to the party on this. But, since you've now gotten the access panel hinged up, and since we have the same year and model, here's something I did to ours last winter.

Turns out those two little condenser fans are very user friendly. Easy disassembly into rotor, stator, shell, bearings, etc. Easy reassembly. Clean the crud, lube and reassemble, put some new weather resistant 12v plugs/connectors and you should be pleasantly surprised at the increase in dash air efficiency. If like mine, years of dirt have resulted in resistance.

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