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Peppers
Explorer
Explorer
Our furnace in our new travel trailer doesn't blow much air out. This is a high output furnace and we wonder if it is because a lot of the heat is blown into the under belly?
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Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Explorer III
Need to check that ducting is properly attached to furnace discharge plenum

Then need to check air flow at each register.
Find any that are low/lacking air flow...then you need to check for obstruction in duct. Could be clogged, crushed or to tight of a bend in duct.

Short of sticking a camera down thru duct.......you can disconnect duct at furnace and then use blower (wet/dry vac hose connected vac discharge, leaf blower etc.) to blow air thru duct and check air flow coming out register.
High air flow in....low/lacking air flow out......problem with duct.

New TT..........warranty issue
Is it time for your medication or mine?


2007 DODGE 3500 QC SRW 5.9L CTD In-Bed 'quiet gen'
2007 HitchHiker II 32.5 UKTG 2000W Xantex Inverter
US NAVY------USS Decatur DDG31

rcmiller32
Explorer
Explorer
When we first picked up our new coach two of the four heat ducts had fallen off at the furnace. This let all the heat blow out onto the closet and drawer area. Floor near them was hot as could be. Front of coach ice cold.
2014 Coachmen Pursuit 31BDP
2016 Ford C-Max Energi
Member FROG, FMCA, Life Member Good Sam Club, Member Coachmen Owners Association

old_guy
Explorer
Explorer
my keystone is the same way. it does keep the TT warm though.

time2roll
Nomad
Nomad
Does the burner cycle while heating? If the flame cycles you probably have a restriction in the warm air distribution.

Passin_Thru
Explorer
Explorer
Did you look at the filter if it has one? Could be the wrong one. We have one that heats at 4 degrees outside and keeps you warm as toast.