drpepper808
Jan 29, 2014Explorer
Problem with Suburban SF furnace
Hello everyone, I was hoping that maybe there would be an expert on this forum that could help me.
Currently I am living in my 1975 GMC Motorhome on a six month contract on Charleston SC.
During last night Ice store, my Suburban SF furnace (199?) started to bang and shut off.
The problem was the outside Propane regulator froze up, so I replaced it with my backup, retested the pressure and everything looks good, so I thought.
During the testing pre/post regulator replacement I noticed something with the furnace, this may have been doing it for a while, and I never noticed, but it has me worried.
During the Heat cycle, the Fan turns on, the Igniter triggers, and the platum heats up like normal.
But before the Thermostat triggers the Off Cycle, I notice a “Click” and the gas turning off(I Think), and the air from the vent goes from “VERY HOT” to “HOT”, the it clicks again and the vent puts out “VERY HOT”.
Once the thermostat triggers the Off Cycle, it shuts down normally.
Is that normal???
Currently I am living in my 1975 GMC Motorhome on a six month contract on Charleston SC.
During last night Ice store, my Suburban SF furnace (199?) started to bang and shut off.
The problem was the outside Propane regulator froze up, so I replaced it with my backup, retested the pressure and everything looks good, so I thought.
During the testing pre/post regulator replacement I noticed something with the furnace, this may have been doing it for a while, and I never noticed, but it has me worried.
During the Heat cycle, the Fan turns on, the Igniter triggers, and the platum heats up like normal.
But before the Thermostat triggers the Off Cycle, I notice a “Click” and the gas turning off(I Think), and the air from the vent goes from “VERY HOT” to “HOT”, the it clicks again and the vent puts out “VERY HOT”.
Once the thermostat triggers the Off Cycle, it shuts down normally.
Is that normal???