Furnace Won't Stop Blowing
Today I went to visit my RV in storage to get ready for Yosemite in a week. Last I left it three weeks ago, I disconnected the battery before I left. When I connected the battery the furnace started...
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Is the relay something that can easily be detached and replaced or is it usually part of the board? My board is deep behind the motor for the blower unlike others I have seen where the board is easy to slide out from the side. Not an easy fix for a newbie like me.
I seem to recall someone saying that when they replaced their analog thermostat with a digital one that the digital one had the relay built in to it so they didn't need to replace the relay. Does that hold water?
I called around to several RV service repair centers to see if they could fit me in before Yosemite and they are all full. Understandable, as everyone is getting their RV's ready for camping season as well.
Good news is I also called Cruise America where I bought it 4 months ago and they told me to bring it in and they would take care of it for me. In addition, they will have the parts on hand to do it quickly the same day and it will save me the deductible charge on my extended warranty. One local place who couldn't do it until next week quoted me almost 500 to fix it. I had a good purchase experience at Cruise America and continue to be surprised by their service. I say surprises as I expected a horrible experience initially. Nice when that happens even though after three months they are not obligated to fix anything in the coach for free.
We shall see what happens tomorrow. Hopefully an easy fix. Once again, thank everyone for all of your help. I hope to return the favor with some good food and beer when we are camped next to one another on vacation. :)
I seem to recall someone saying that when they replaced their analog thermostat with a digital one that the digital one had the relay built in to it so they didn't need to replace the relay. Does that hold water?
I called around to several RV service repair centers to see if they could fit me in before Yosemite and they are all full. Understandable, as everyone is getting their RV's ready for camping season as well.
Good news is I also called Cruise America where I bought it 4 months ago and they told me to bring it in and they would take care of it for me. In addition, they will have the parts on hand to do it quickly the same day and it will save me the deductible charge on my extended warranty. One local place who couldn't do it until next week quoted me almost 500 to fix it. I had a good purchase experience at Cruise America and continue to be surprised by their service. I say surprises as I expected a horrible experience initially. Nice when that happens even though after three months they are not obligated to fix anything in the coach for free.
We shall see what happens tomorrow. Hopefully an easy fix. Once again, thank everyone for all of your help. I hope to return the favor with some good food and beer when we are camped next to one another on vacation. :)
