Inside Heater not blowing warm air

[monkeybobcat]

Good morning.
Does anyone know what possibly could be the problem. My 2007 Winnebago Itasca Navion is not blowing warm air when I turn furnace system on. The LP doesn't work either. Last year it blew warm air and kept the temperature in camper nice. Now it is just blowing cold air. I checked the fuse for furnace under the refridgerator and it appeared fine. Any suggestions of what it could be?
Thank-you for your time
Julianne

 

[Rollin Ollen]

Good morning.
Does anyone know what possibly could be the problem. My 2007 Winnebago Itasca Navion is not blowing warm air when I turn furnace system on. The LP doesn't work either. Last year it blew warm air and kept the temperature in camper nice. Now it is just blowing cold air. I checked the fuse for furnace under the refridgerator and it appeared fine. Any suggestions of what it could be?
Thank-you for your time
Julianne

You state "the LP is not working either". Are you saying that NOTHING LP related is working? If that is the case the problem doesn't sound electrical to me. Check your propane system. Is your tank valve open? Is there das in the tank?

Darrell

 

[monkeybobcat]

You state "the LP is not working either". Are you saying that NOTHING LP related is working? If that is the case the problem doesn't sound electrical to me. Check your propane system. Is your tank valve open? Is there das in the tank?

Darrell

 

[monkeybobcat]

Hello
Yes range top is working on LP.
The valve is open and lo is 2/3 full
It didn’t work last year when I got unit meaning the LP did not heat hot water, work the fridge or the heater. So I just used the furnace on electric which has quit working

 

[Rollin Ollen]

Hello
Yes range top is working on LP.
The valve is open and lo is 2/3 full
It didn’t work last year when I got unit meaning the LP did not heat hot water, work the fridge or the heater. So I just used the furnace on electric which has quit working

Well, if part of your LP system is operable them your problem is beyond my ability to trouble shoot by remote control. I don't fool around with LP systems anyway. My recommendation is to hire a professional.

Perhaps another user may be more knowledgeable than me. Sorry I can't help.

Darrell

 

[TheLooks]

What furnace do you have that works on electric?

 

[TheLooks]

A range will work fine with low gas pressure, other appliances will not. A range does not care if the voltage is low on the DC side or 12v side, other appliances will not operate with low voltage. Perhaps you need a professional to test a few things for you.

 

[monkeybobcat]

Well, if part of your LP system is operable them your problem is beyond my ability to trouble shoot by remote control. I don't fool around with LP systems anyway. My recommendation is to hire a professional.

Perhaps another user may be more knowledgeable than me. Sorry I can't help.

Darrell

Thank you Darrell for trying to help me.

 

[monkeybobcat]

Tha

A range will work fine with low gas pressure, other appliances will not. A range does not care if the voltage is low on the DC side or 12v side, other appliances will not operate with low voltage. Perhaps you need a professional to test a few things for you.

Thank you for your help
Have a nice day

 

[monkeybobcat]

What furnace do you have that works on electric?

It’s an Rv comfort by Coleman Mach

What furnace do you have that works on electric?

 

[MemoriesByTheMile]

That thermostat pic is in cool mode - I assume you have flipped it to elec heat for your current use?

 

[TheLooks]

That is not an electric furnace. That is a heat strip most likely in the AC unit. The furnace is gas only.

 

[monkeybobcat]

That thermostat pic is in cool mode - I assume you have flipped it to elec heat for your current use?

Hello.
Yes. But thank-you for noticing. That is a little of an issue for me but I may have solved the problem. I took off back for heater on outside of unit, at least partially off due to the rivets? I could not remove but it gave me enough room to switch the switch from on to off then to back on again. The darn heat started blowing warm air again. I just watched some You tube videos which gave me idea. Still don;t know what is wrong with the lp. figure it out one day.
Merry Christmas

 

[monkeybobcat]

That is not an electric furnace. That is a heat strip most likely in the AC unit. The furnace is gas onl

Wow I did not know that. Im pretty unknowlegable about that. It heated Rv last year. It seems to be working again since I switched a switch under a panel on the outside of RV. Id like to learn more about the heat strip. Now I need to figure out what is wrong with LP part
Merry Christmas and Thank-you for your feedback

 

[TheLooks]

The switch is nothing more then an on/off switch. It resets the board after it locks out after 3 attempts to light. If you have electric in your lp furnace, it is an add on that connects to the plenum. That is another thing, but the furnace is not electric.