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Help 99 Itasac 35U sunflyer rear engine heater
Old 12-05-2010, 12:37 PM   #1
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My rear heater heat up, but no fan? went I turn on power to the fan my circuit breaker trips in 10 sec. and I hear no fan. I look in my first compartment, rides side and I have heat, but no air moving around and I can't see the fan from the inside or outside, so what do I do next ? Do I have to remove it to get at the fan? Alan

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Old 12-05-2010, 03:09 PM   #2
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are you talking about your propane furnace? if so, what brand is it? does the fan run if you put the thermostat on fan only? the flame should not come on untill the fan comes on and operates the sail switch.

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No, engine, hot water heater from the engine block. In my sunflyer book it said Rear Automotive heater.
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Yes you will have to remove assy to get to blower.
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