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The best way to verify would be for you to open it up and look at the part number on the plug. Knowing the male plug number, simplifies finding out if the female plug is the right one. Is there a number painted on the outside on the air con? Like J1, or something similar?

That's what the gauges are for. Get some, read up on it and get smart. Or get someone who can. Reefer repair is not rocket scince, if you get smart on it, or know someone who is. Normally we had good air cons. They are tough, and reliable. High hour machines can leak, or need a charge. But you...

I put the part numbers into my browser, and found lots of places to buy the plug. Mouser and Amphenol are two names I trust.

All these NSN's appear to be compatible. NSN: 5935-00-195-9019, 5935-00-726-6754, 5935-00-843-4561 The -4561 appears to be even a listed part to the M939 series truck. I am not a truck guy. Maybe one of you truck guys could look. This is one of the company's that supplied them to the...

Can you call Coleman and ask what J number is next to the power cable jack? Also, if you think you have the part number for the plug, list it here. We can look it up and see who the supplier was for the army. Most, not all, most air con was three phase. As this one is 115 VAC, don't assume that...

No, the plug is normally a pig tail, that hooks up to a gen set output load terminals. It has a canon plug on the end that fits the Air Con.

Do you have the two TM's for the air con? If so, say something. Edit: To late. I already uploaded them, so look in the TM upload section, or Aux Equipment.