Sure hope someone knows an easy fix. Here goes.
We live in our Motorhome in Virginia. We came home from work today and our heater is not working. Usually the fan comes on before the propane ignites. We are getting nothing. No fan at all. The heat pump is working and had to work up slowly to heat the motorhome but currently we have the temp up to 74 degrees but know that this is not going to work forever because the outside temp is going to drop to around 32 tonight.
We have propane because the stove worked for us to cook dinner.
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Sure hope someone knows an easy fix. Here goes.
We live in our Motorhome in Virginia. We came home from work today and our heater is not working. Usually the fan comes on before the propane ignites. We are getting nothing. No fan at all. The heat pump is working and had to work up slowly to heat the motorhome but currently we have the temp up to 74 degrees but know that this is not going to work forever because the outside temp is going to drop to around 32 tonight.
We have propane because the stove worked for us to cook dinner.
we just had the same problem and had to replace the board of the furnace. It was an easy fix but kinda expensive. If you take the board to the suburban dealer he can check it for you.
If nothing is coming on, no fan or igniter maybe there is a fuse burned out some place. can you check with a voltmeter to see if you have 12 volts at the furnace? if you have 12 volts then it might be your board.
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