Furnace lighting problem
Our new 2015 TT has a suburban furnace. When the propane has been shut off and re lighted it may take 5 or 6 cycles for the furnace to ignite. I expect that as the air must get out of the system after...
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Dog Trainer wrote:
Old Biscuit I concur with what you have stated. I also am running the Refer on Electric. I had not thought about the electrode that ignites having a mis adjustment but there may be something going on there I do smell that whiff of propane from the furnace vent even when the furnace did not light.
Last night after I posted this topic, I shut off the electric for the WH and turned on the gas button. This morning when I got up I turned the furnace on and it fired right up. I think I can leave both the electric and the propane turned on at the same time for the WH nothing in the manual says otherwise.
YES you can use electric & propane at same time on water heater....fastest recovery rate that way.
W/O any propane use (WH/Fridge) etc. the system has no demand and no flow so when you go to operate furnace it not lighting off on first attempt doesn't mean there is any problem.
