When your Furrion Chill rooftop AC stops responding to commands, loses a cooling or fan mode, or simply goes dark on the control panel, this OEM control board assembly is the direct factory replacement. Designed for compatible Furrion Chill rooftop air conditioners across multiple BTU capacities, part number FACC10ESSA2-BL-AM restores full operation without the cost of replacing the entire unit. The black finish matches the original Chill series aesthetic.
The Furrion Chill series brought a modern, low-profile rooftop air conditioner to the RV market, and it remains one of the more popular compact cooling options for Class B vans, Class C motorhomes, and smaller travel trailers. Like any electronics-driven appliance, the control board is one of the first components to show wear -- especially in environments with vibration, temperature swings, and occasional power surges at campground pedestals.
This control board assembly is the OEM-sourced replacement direct from Furrion's parts program, meaning it is built to the same specification as the board that shipped with your unit. There is no guesswork about compatibility, no third-party firmware, and no mismatched connector pinouts. If your Chill AC is within the compatible model range, this board drops in as a true plug-and-play fix.
Engineered to the same spec as the original board in compatible Furrion Chill rooftop AC units across all available BTU sizes. No adapter harnesses needed.
Matches the black colorway of the Furrion Chill series, keeping your rooftop installation looking factory-correct after the repair.
At 12.0 x 8.0 x 8.0 inches and 8.56 lbs, this assembly fits within the rooftop shroud without modification to mounting hardware.
Compatible with all sizes of Furrion Chill rooftop AC units, including 13,500 BTU and 15,000 BTU models. Verify your unit's model number before ordering to confirm fitment.
Furrion introduced the Chill line as a lower-profile, Wi-Fi-ready rooftop air conditioner aimed at modern RV builds. The Chill lineup includes multiple rooftop air conditioner capacities, including 13,500 BTU and 15,000 BTU models, for use across a range of RV applications.
The Chill series features include a demand-responsive multi-speed blower, electronic thermostat control, optional Wi-Fi connectivity via the Furrion Home app, and a sleep mode for quiet overnight operation. All of those functions depend on a properly functioning control board. When the board fails, none of those features operate correctly.
Replacing the control board on a Furrion Chill rooftop unit is a rooftop-access job. The process generally involves removing the outer shroud from the rooftop unit, disconnecting the harness connectors from the failed board (photo the connector positions before removal), unbolting the board from its standoffs, seating the new board, and reconnecting all harnesses in the original positions. The job typically takes 45 to 90 minutes for someone comfortable working on RV rooftops.
Locate your Furrion Chill unit's model number label -- it is typically on the interior ceiling cassette or on a sticker on the rooftop unit housing. Confirm that the board part number on your existing board matches or cross-references to FACC10ESSA2-BL-AM. Furrion lists this controller as compatible with all sizes of Furrion Chill rooftop units, including 13,500 BTU and 15,000 BTU models.
Always shut off the 120V shore power or generator supply and confirm zero voltage at the AC unit before disconnecting any wiring. The Furrion Chill operates on 120V AC internally -- live-circuit board swaps are dangerous and will destroy the new component immediately.
Third-party control boards marketed as "compatible" for the Furrion Chill often use different firmware revisions that disable Wi-Fi connectivity, alter thermostat behavior, or trigger false fault codes. Because Furrion uses a proprietary communication protocol between the rooftop unit and the interior wall thermostat/controller, off-spec boards can introduce new problems rather than solving the original one. This Furrion-sourced OEM assembly avoids those issues entirely.
While the rooftop shroud is off for this repair, clean the condenser coil fins with a soft brush and low-pressure rinse. Debris buildup on the condenser is one of the leading causes of high-head-pressure shutdowns that are often misdiagnosed as board failures. A clean condenser also reduces the thermal and electrical stress that shortens board service life.
If your Chill AC has other symptoms, you may also want to evaluate the run capacitor (a common failure item on all rooftop AC units), the interior wall control panel, and the ceiling air distribution assembly. Furrion offers a full parts program for the Chill series through authorized dealers.