Sure enough the clicking would stop.
Rv furnace igniter not clicking.
This happens when the spark igniter try s to ignite the pilot light but fails.
August 20th 2017.
Knowledge of multi meter use is essential.
Forest river rv model.
This is pretty standard and it only requires putting in a new fuse.
A good way to test this out is to run the blower blower is apt to operate fine under 10 5 v if the blower runs then that means the battery supply may be under 10 5 v and thus its not able to open the furnace valve.
In other words there s an ignition system malfunction that needs to be fixed.
But there will be times when the furnace will blow a freshly replaced fuse as well.
The furnace may make a click sound but it wont start.
When winter arrives most service calls i get are for furnace repair.
Most likely your furnace is making a clicking noise and not providing heat because your furnace s spark igniter is trying to ignite your pilot light or burners but is failing to do so.
If that happens something else might.
I have a 2001 teton with an atwood model 8531 iv dclp that won t ignite.
This is typically the problem if you can hear your furnace click on but it does not fire up.
The problem is when the blower works and the heater doesn t ignite it is the board inside heater it will have to be pulled out and replaced it is inside your heater unit chances are if you were at a camp site and you didn t have a device to control spikes it zapped your igniter board.
Sometimes an rv furnace will blow a fuse while working.
First of all not knowing what you are doing with a gas fired appliance can be dangerous no matter how easy it looks on youtube.
Otherwise your furnace won t start.
The ducts carry the heated air from the furnace to the interior of the rv.
This has to be fixed and its a good idea to take technical help here.
This is nothing but a ignition system failure.
The blower and propane solenoids are working fine and i m getting a 63 65 volt reading on the igniter wire using a digital voltmeter with the igniter wire connected at both ends.
The pilot light or ignition sensor is usually the most common issue when your furnace will not ignite.
So let s review the do s and don ts.
The exhaust is an air outlet on the exterior of the rv that exhausts the gases produced during the combustion process the gases are a combination of carbon dioxide and carbon.
Rv furnace operates with a 10 5 v supply and at times if the battery is not able provide above 10 5v then the furnace wont ignite.
Rv furnace blowing fuses.
A faulty or dirty ignition or sensor is a relatively easy fix so follow these steps and you may be able to solve the problem yourself.
Rv furnace clicks but won t start.
If the furnace is in warranty then you will get it.
