Atwood 8500-IV furnace problem
Need a little help. We have a 2005 National Sea Breeze LX with an Atwood Hydro Flame 8500-IV series furnace. The furnace has been causing us problems for some time and hoping someone can offer some ...
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OregonTravelers wrote:
Chris
You may be correct about the weak breaker, but I will have to challenge you about soldering never being done at the factory. I purchased this coach new in 2005, The only soldering that has been done on the circuit breaker was done to repair a wire solder that had worked loose because of a poor soldering job at the factory. In addition there are approximately 25 circuit breakers ranging from 7 amps to 15 amps on the panel in a compartment in the coach. ALL of the wires are soldered to the various circuit breakers.
I'm not talking about the coach- I'm talking about the furnace. I've never been talking about the coach. The furnace has a circuit breaker in it.THAT is what I have always been talking about. That breaker should never be soldered, if it was bad, it should be replaced.
If you are saying the coach breaker is tripping, you have a short in the coach wiring.
