No 12V to both furnace's

[etzelb]

I have a 2002 Pace Arrow 37A. Both furnace's do not have 12V to the input of the circuit breaker or On/Off switch. I have checked all fuse's in the fuse panel and engine compartment. I can not find the 12V feed for the furnace's. I have the 12V wireing diagram, but they are no help in finding where the 12V is supplied from. All othe 12V items are working OK. Any one have any ideal's.

[DAN L]

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Originally Posted by etzelb I have a 2002 Pace Arrow 37A. Both furnace's do not have 12V to the input of the circuit breaker or On/Off switch. I have checked all fuse's in the fuse panel and engine compartment. I can not find the 12V feed for the furnace's. I have the 12V wireing diagram, but they are no help in finding where the 12V is supplied from. All othe 12V items are working OK. Any one have any ideal's.

what kind of furnace and model number?
my suburban sf-42 propane furnace does not have a stand alone on-off switch inside the moho.
the switch is a slider on my one place panel by coleman-mack and controls the propane heater, the basement heat pump, and the basement ac unit.
my furnace, at least the blower part, is controlled by a 15 amp push in cb on the house 12v breaker panel which is mounted above my microwave oven.
there is an on-off switch mounted on the circuit board which is mounted on my heater blower inside the furnace compartment.

[etzelb]

I have two Atwood 8500-IV furnace's. There is a circuit breaker and ON/Off switch in the furnace. I don't get power to these, so wherever the 12V is feeding from is the trouble. I cant find any fuse or circuit breakers that supply the 12V.

[DAN L]

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Originally Posted by etzelb I have two Atwood 8500-IV furnace's. There is a circuit breaker and ON/Off switch in the furnace. I don't get power to these, so wherever the 12V is feeding from is the trouble. I cant find any fuse or circuit breakers that supply the 12V.

imo the thermostat should supply the power to the furnaces.

http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/hflamefurn04.pdf

[ga traveler]

Have you selected heat on the electronic climate control? Did you also set the temp. high enough to signal the furnace to come on? Did you go to the 110volt panel and check the 12 volt fuses there? And finally check the 12 volt fuses in the 12 volt elec. dist. box (about 15inX15in) located under the hood. The furnace fuses should be on the far right side. There are also two black resettable 12 volt breakers on the far left bottom.

[etzelb]

Thanks for the information. DanL, I have the ECC information and I have done the troubleshooting on the ECC the relay clicks when I move the temp for both front and back furnaces. I jumped the pin's and the furnaces did not come on. GA Traveler, I have checked all those items you listed. All ckecked OK. I was looking at the wireing diagram and it looks like cirucit #606 that goes to the 12V fuse panel is the circuit I need to trace. the fuse is labeled APPLIANCE. It is a 20 amp fuse that checks good and is a 20 GA Red wire. The wireing diagram is from Fleetwood and is not that easy to read. It doesn't show the path the wire takes. More checking is in order.