Short instructional segment (YouTube video transcript) explaining a common HVAC issue: in mobile-home-style rectangular duct layouts there are two duct tracks connected by a crossover duct. When the crossover duct is damaged, disconnected, or blocked (sometimes by animals under the house), one side of the home may not cool while the other side does.
But the dub wad has. If you're kind of looking at, from, from Google, if you look down on the mobile home, you know, it's kind of a rectangle shape. You have two tracks of ductwork. You have one on one side, one on the other side. Well, they're connected by what's called a crossover duct. We have seen so many situations in which that crossover duck has been either down, damaged, it could be damaged by an animal under house. But usually the culprit is that crossover duck not is connecting those two tracks to the air. So that's how you get one side not cooling and the other side is cooling. So.
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