Atwood Furnace Issues
Hello all, Have a perplexing Atwood furnace issue. This is an AC version. I have done a ton of research, troubleshooting and have the wiring diagrams and repair manuals. This is a new furnace and...
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Sorry for the delay. This is an Atwood/Dometic 38362 DFL35 120V.
I had a senior moment and originally did not check for power coming out of the Yellow wire side of the transformer. I do have power on the black wire coming off of the transformer side, but not the yellow (24v) side.
I would make sense that the board (and thermostat) is not powering up, if not receiving 24v from the transformer. So... I should have a new transformer to try early next week.
Thanks for the other suggestions:
- I did check the sail switch and it appears well.
- To the one poster, there is not 'a fuse' on 120v units. So that others aren't looking for it, there is a breaker on source power and an On/Off switch only.
Thanks everyone, all is pointing to me having blown the transformer. I'll report back.
Since I have tried two circuit boards
I had a senior moment and originally did not check for power coming out of the Yellow wire side of the transformer. I do have power on the black wire coming off of the transformer side, but not the yellow (24v) side.
I would make sense that the board (and thermostat) is not powering up, if not receiving 24v from the transformer. So... I should have a new transformer to try early next week.
Thanks for the other suggestions:
- I did check the sail switch and it appears well.
- To the one poster, there is not 'a fuse' on 120v units. So that others aren't looking for it, there is a breaker on source power and an On/Off switch only.
Thanks everyone, all is pointing to me having blown the transformer. I'll report back.
Since I have tried two circuit boards
