Bounder: 94 bounder 37 x

[mikekenny]

Not able to get furnace to light. Fans blow. checked all fuses (as far as I know).Does anyone know where to get an operators manual?. Only thing I have is the owners manual and its pretty useless thanks

[Clifftall]

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Originally Posted by mikekenny Not able to get furnace to light. Fans blow. checked all fuses (as far as I know).Does anyone know where to get an operators manual?. Only thing I have is the owners manual and its pretty useless thanks

You may want to tell us the name and model # of your furnace. Also there is a Fleetwood forum here Fleetwood Products Owner's Forum - iRV2 Forums , where some help may be available.

[jdny]

that happen to me just replace the circut bord works fine now

[nbounder]

I betcha that if you remove the exterior cover, there's a diagram on the back of it. That REALLY helps a whole lot. Suggest you remove & re-seat the pcboard connector. then flip the sail switch while the fan is on. Might do it. Just for grins, check for 12V at the terminmals of the sail switch. with the fan on. Also, check the voltage at the red wire going to the board, with the fan running.

[4Knights]

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Originally Posted by clifftall You may want to tell us the name and model # of your furnace. Also there is a Fleetwood forum here Fleetwood Products Owner's Forum - iRV2 Forums , where some help may be available.

I have all owners manuals for my 94 Pace Arrow p30 Chassis so if you post model of furnace and it's the same as mine I'll scan it and send it to you
Ron

[Gary RVRoamer]

I wrote a Furnace Troubleshooting Guide a couple years ago. See if this helps:
http://www.rvforum.net/miscfiles/Furnace_Trouble-2.pdf

You can download a manual for your Atwood furnace here:
Owners Manuals

and a Service manual here:
Service Documents

[mikekenny]

thanks for your help. Got information that furnace is a Suburban (SF 35)Had this # printed on the casing 941503710. I feel like we are getting closer thanks again mjk

[philandterri]

Is the propane turned on?

[The General]

Hey Mike,

Gary Brinck's check list is the way to go.
I would always check the easy things, as Phil suggested.
Check propane level, turn on propane, get stove lit so we know propane
is flowing, listen for the ignition spark series after fan is activated and then dig deeper. If you have an on/off switch at the thermostat, flip it about 10 times and do the same to the temp setting dial, (cleans contacts off.)

That's my 2 cents worth and worth every penny,

Steve

[The General]

Gary Brinck's check list is the way to go.
I would always check the easy things, as Phil suggested.
Check propane level, turn on propane, get stove lit so we know propane
is flowing, listen for the ignition spark series after fan is activated and then dig deeper. If you have an on/off switch at the thermostat, flip it about 10 times and do the same to the temp setting dial, (cleans contacts off.)

That's my 2 cents worth and worth every penny,

Steve

[mikekenny]

A big thank you for all the advice and information. We checked everything over and turned the thermostat off and on a few times and voila!!! Probably had some electrical corrosion???? Heading out tomorrow. You are an awesome group and we look forward to sharing your knowledge down the road mjk