EMERGENCY repairs needed

ArchHoagland wrote:
Let us know if the new board fixes the problem.

yeah board was it and all is good

Let us know if the new board fixes the problem.

Matt_Colie wrote:
I am glad to hear that you survived the night and now have the manuals. Please let us know when you identify the actual issue.

Are you Currently in Pittsburgh?

Good Luck

Matt

RV Tech showed it was the circuit board and I'm in SW Penna. I had the manual all the time but it did not have info that came into play.

If you are in a CG go up to the office and ask who they use for RV Mobile Repair.

They will come out TO your RV and within minutes you will have it fixed.

They are experts on RV's and carry most if not all parts needed right on their truck. AND it will cost you FAR less than bring it in.

I full time and I have ALL my repairs/maintenance performed by the local RV Mobile Repair in the area I am in.

I am glad to hear that you survived the night and now have the manuals. Please let us know when you identify the actual issue.

Are you Currently in Pittsburgh?

Good Luck

Matt

I have had occasions when the furnace stopped because the batteries were low also.

I'm the OP of thread - made it thru the night without freezing to death or any freeze ups. Weather will be warming to freezing (u know its bad when 32 sounds good) Call is in to RV mobile service also Cedar Creek(trailer manufacturer) will send me parts free of charge.

Problem has to be prior to ignition in the firing sequence, on the electrical side.

Want to say thanks to "Class A Motorhomes" u guys posted the most responses by a large number compared to others on the forum.

if you,ve been runing on your battery?? its low and won,t run the furnace.

Maybe i missed it, Did you try with the generator running? Low batteries will do the same thing.

Terry

OP, any luck?