Atwood 8525 IV Furnace - No Blower Run
Hi All, I have been doing battle with my 2002 Coachmen Catalina Lite, with an Atwood 8525 IV furnace. About a year ago, after over a decade of perfect operation, it suddenly would not start up any...
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PaulJ2 wrote:
The blue power feed wire either has a poor, high resistance connection somewhere or your battery is dead. 11.5 to 12 volts is a discharged battery. If the circuit board load was enough to pull the voltage down to 2 volts it would have blown the 10 amp fuse. Are other things like lights in the camper working fine, bright, etc?Where did you get the voltage from to jump the motor directly?
Just trying to eliminate some things here. I think board is ok.
Interesting point. I have no 110v hooked up right now and the car battery is jumped to the trailer right now since it's in storage position for the winter. Perhaps it's worth pulling the generator out to it...just to take this factor out of the equation. However according to the tech docs, it should work all the way down to 10.5v.
Thanks!
