You can tell I just bought this 2006 Alpine 40 ft. Lots of things Im having trouble figuring out. Now I cant get the furnance to come on. The LP tank is full and the stove is working. Help. Thanks, Doug
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Doug, since you got the Alpine "Limited" possibly it did not come with a furnace. I do assume that you have the thermostat set on furnace. When you push the thermostat up does it attempt to light. If you do not hear anything you might look into your motherboard. If you do hear a click and it does not light check your incoming gas line for little critters like spiders. Your better half knows what they are.
Mine was a stuck sail-switch. Trace the thermostat's attempt to turn on the furnace and see if the "turn on" signal is being received. Then move into the mechanics of the furnace (like the sail-switch). It could just be that the gas valve is not opening due to its various safety checks.
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2003 Alpine 40FDTS (400HP)
Long Beach, CA
I do assume that you have the thermostat set on furnace. When you push the thermostat up does it attempt to light. If you do not hear anything you might look into your motherboard. If you do hear a click and it does not light check your incoming gas line for little critters like spiders. Your better half knows what they are.
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