Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Aftermarket Air Conditioning Condensers Installed On School And Transit Buses Manufactured Between October 27, 1997 And September 7, 2000. Part Nos. 301250, 301297, 301309, 301362, 301364, 301298, 301482, 301362-02, 301440, 301387, And 301379. DefeCTIve Circuit Breaker. These Circuit Breakers Are Auto Reset Type And Could Provide A Source Of Ignition If They Fail In The Closed Position.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Air Conditioning Condenser Units Part Nos. 301335, 301468-01, And 301468-02 (Rtc-6) Secured To The Rooftops Of Vehicles Using Rivets Which Were Manufactured Between April 1, 1995 And October 31, 1999. These Rivets Can Rust.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Air-Conditioning Condensers Equipped With Spal Corporation Fans. The Condenser Motor Wiring Can Overheat Causing A Possible Ignition Source.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Air-Conditioning Evaporators. The Evaporator Motor Could Stall, Due To Corrosion Caused By Condensate Water Entering The Motor, Resulting In High Amperage Draw. This Can Cause The Motor Components To Overheat.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Aftermarket Air Conditioning Condensers Installed On School And Transit Buses Manufactured Between October 27, 1997 And September 7, 2000. Part Nos. 301250, 301297, 301309, 301362, 301364, 301298, 301482, 301362-02, 301440, 301387, And 301379. DefeCTIve Circuit Breaker. These Circuit Breakers Are Auto Reset Type And Could Provide A Source Of Ignition If They Fail In The Closed Position.