Atwood Furnace starts then stops - sounds water logged
We were gone all day today with the HVAC system off. We went to start the furnace; the fan would run for a bit and then would stop until we cycled the thermostat off and back on.
I first checked propane out at the change over valve and it’s showing green. I then checked the stove and was able to run all 3 burners for a bit.
I went outside to see if I could see or hear anything funky. It’s late so I didn’t take anything apart and can’t see anything. But I could hear it and it literally sounds water logged.
Here's a video of the noise:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X4_RXldhA0
I can honestly say I’ve never intentionally listened to my furnace ignite before, so maybe this is normal.
The outside temperature is about 60F. Inside temp says 67F and I’ve set it to 75F. It has rained for almost 24 hours straight- very hard at times. We HAVE used the furnace successfully before for hours at a time.
The 12v fuse seems OK. The LED light does not indicate a problem (though I know they’re unreliable). I pulled the fuse and the furnace doesn’t even attempt to start.
The furnace IS under the edge of a slide out’s slide topper rail that dumps runoff water directly onto it.
Any thoughts?
I first checked propane out at the change over valve and it’s showing green. I then checked the stove and was able to run all 3 burners for a bit.
I went outside to see if I could see or hear anything funky. It’s late so I didn’t take anything apart and can’t see anything. But I could hear it and it literally sounds water logged.
Here's a video of the noise:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X4_RXldhA0
I can honestly say I’ve never intentionally listened to my furnace ignite before, so maybe this is normal.
The outside temperature is about 60F. Inside temp says 67F and I’ve set it to 75F. It has rained for almost 24 hours straight- very hard at times. We HAVE used the furnace successfully before for hours at a time.
The 12v fuse seems OK. The LED light does not indicate a problem (though I know they’re unreliable). I pulled the fuse and the furnace doesn’t even attempt to start.
The furnace IS under the edge of a slide out’s slide topper rail that dumps runoff water directly onto it.
Any thoughts?
