Furnace problem
Last summer I purchased a new Viking 17FQ. Today I was going to do some work in the TT and fired up the furnace. The furnace fired up but after about one minute the burner stopped producing heat. A...
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Today I tried a newly filled lp tank, hooked up my large stand alone battery charger to make sure that my battery was indeed fully charged, I used a hair dryer to warm the lp regulator for about 10 minutes to make sure it was not frozen, fired up the water heater to make sure it was not a gas flow problem,
While the water heater was on, I turned on both stove top burners and the furnace. The furnace ran for a short time and this did not change the height of the stove top burner flames.
I looked through the sight glass on the furnace when I turned it on. There are two wires that get red hot in the combustion chamber. After 5 seconds or so, the flame goes out. The furnace will re-light for a short time and go out 2 or 3 times.
I guess that I will have to go and try our the service department of the dealer that sold me the TT. At least it is only 7 miles away.
Thanks for the help. I really appreciate the people on here.
Baraboo Bob
While the water heater was on, I turned on both stove top burners and the furnace. The furnace ran for a short time and this did not change the height of the stove top burner flames.
I looked through the sight glass on the furnace when I turned it on. There are two wires that get red hot in the combustion chamber. After 5 seconds or so, the flame goes out. The furnace will re-light for a short time and go out 2 or 3 times.
I guess that I will have to go and try our the service department of the dealer that sold me the TT. At least it is only 7 miles away.
Thanks for the help. I really appreciate the people on here.
Baraboo Bob
