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Intake/exhaust temperature want stay down

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Kali cannect

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Red1966 said:
A/C can't function without airflow.
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I have fresh inlet 6" coming into a/c. Vented ducted sealed and insulated but I don't have a inlet fan pulling in the fresh air, the room feels negative and pulling Greg air in through inlet pipe before I attached my ditch work from the inlet to the plenum and a/c. Sometime it's pulls down to 70 without lights or lower I think door needs Gasketed and sealed completely
 
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We gone get it brothers I'm going with big nuts first grow. I'm a/c skilled carpenter skilled and already have regular garden hope I got my green fingers now
 
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With all that insulation and no lights, you should be able to bring that temp down to the A/Cs shut-off point, probably 65. I think you're missing a major leak somewhere. Your ducting is very long, too.
 
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Red1966 said:
With all that insulation and no lights, you should be able to bring that temp down to the A/Cs shut-off point, probably 65. I think you're missing a major leak somewhere. Your ducting is very long, too.
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My door hatch seal is not Gasketed yet I know that's pulling major air in I will know about air leaking soon
 
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Red1966

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Kali cannect said:
My door hatch seal is not Gasketed yet I know that's pulling major air in I will know about air leaking soon
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Don't worry about the door. Your a/c is the problem. The exhaust for your a/c is pulling room air out. If you seal the door, your a/c won't get air and won't cool. I posted several times you need to fix the a/c but you keep going on about the door. I give up.
 
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Kali cannect

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Red1966 said:
Don't worry about the door. Your a/c is the problem. The exhaust for your a/c is pulling room air out. If you seal the door, your a/c won't get air and won't cool. I posted several times you need to fix the a/c but you keep going on about the door. I give up.
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Red, I have a fresh air intake pipe running into the ac. It has a fresh air coming in and exhaust being pulled off what you saying is wrong?
 
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Red1966

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Kali cannect said:
Red, I have a fresh air intake pipe running into the ac. It has a fresh air coming in and exhaust being pulled off what you saying is wrong?
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No, you don't have fresh air. If you did, the room air wouldn't be getting sucked out. Something is restricting the fresh air intake and you have a sizable or multiple leaks inside the a/c unit itself.
 
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I see what your saying yes unit isn't fully sealed or room wouldn't have the negative suction ? How else do you exchange your air in your room then?
 
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