Manual fan setting for gas furnace in rv
Our coach Is set up to heat the basement via duct work when gas furnace is running. We use small electric heaters rather than burn propane, which works well but doesn’t help the basement without air c...
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Don't discount what Gdetrailer says. The furnace fan motor on an RV furnace actually has two fans on it: one to move the air through the heat exchanger and through the RV, and the other (on the other side of the heat exchanger) to provide air for the combustion and remove the resulting exhaust. This second fan, with the burner not operating, will be pumping cold outside air through the heat exchanger and doing a nice job of taking heat from the RV and exhausting it outside.
pianotuna's solution is better in this regard, in that it isn't actively pushing cold air through the outside part of the heat exchanger.
pianotuna's solution is better in this regard, in that it isn't actively pushing cold air through the outside part of the heat exchanger.
