1990 Bounder with AC power problems

[1sharpdog]

I recently bought this and everything worked on it fine. Now I don't have my AC outlets on outside and above sink, also no AC to furnace control. Furnace blower comes on, no heat. Checked all breaker on panel and good, 12 VDC fuses also good. Any ideas out there?

[RoamingGnome]

The outside and sink outlets are GFI. Find the GFI outlet with buttons on it upstream of them and push the RESET button.

[Alrv]

Check breakers on generator also

[JohnRR]

Good luck with your issues.

[wa8yxm]

As noted: All outlets in places that get wet (Outside, Sink, Bathroom, over the dining room table) are GFCI protected, usually the GFCI is in the bath, however a popular game at the Factory is Where can we hide a 2nd one.

As for the furnace: AC has nothing to do with it save for this.

The Converter converts 120 volt AC into around 13.6 to 14.6 volts to charge the batteries..

The furnace runs off battery power. IF batteries are low you get blower, but not ignition.

And if you need the full furnace boilerplate (Which describes the operation at every step.. Well,,, I have it, and can post it, but let us start with batteries.

SOME idiots (NOTE: these idiots are at the factory, not speaking to any of the members here) Put the converter on the GFCI loop as well.. And if it tripped, you have no charge.

[1sharpdog]

I have looked everywhere. Any suggestions where the GFCI would be located. Not like the conventional ones you would find in your bathroom.

[1sharpdog]

Hey, thanks for the advice. Found GCFI in bathroom. Reset and now have AC to my circuit board at furnace and outside outlets. Now when I cycle thermostat, blower comes on, hear at my furnace ignitors coming on then off about three cylcles. No gas. noticed when I unplug AC to board. Pilot light comes on, goes off when I replug AC in. Bad board? I do have stove and hot water functions.