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Old 12-24-2018, 09:04 PM   #1
Skygrl
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Atwood Furnace not igniting.

This Atwood furnace is giving me problems again. To make a long story a little shorter....we ran out of propane about 2 months ago. We filled the tanks and turned the furnace on. The fan came on but it did not “fire up”. We bled the lines and cleaned the metal pieces on the furnace. The unit ran normal until about a week ago when we ran out of propane again. We had a 100lb tank installed and everything works fine (stove, hot water heater). We turned the furnace on to discover it would not “fire up” again. We bled the lines and made sure the metal filter (the one that is inside the inlet tube of the propane line) was clean and clear. The furnace cycled and worked for about an hour. Then the fan would come on and it would not “fire up”. We repeated the previous procedure since it was a new line and may have had debris in it. It worked for two cycles and then the fan would come on but not “fire up” again. We have a 2018 Keystone 3731FL. We are full timers and it’s chilly here. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you and Merry Christmas!
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