suburban furnace tripping on high temp
Hello, I have a Bounder RV with a year old Suburban SF-35Q furnace ... about a weeks run time on it. A few weeks ago I replaced the propane regulator. At the time, I noticed the unit was trip...
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OK ... maybe I am wrong but is this not a regulator on the bottom of my valve? I think this is why the factory said it makes no difference if I put in 11 - 14 inches of propane ... they regulate it just before the valve down to 10" - 10.5"
Now ... on thing that did not cause the problem but might be adding toward it ....
Suburban use to mount their boards on a separate piece of metal not in the way of the intake.
On my new furnace it is mounted over the fan intake.
On top of this, the new Dinosour board is larger than the factory board, taking up even more of the intake!
Wondering if I use parts off my old furnace and move the board, would this help?
Any thoughts?
https://imgur.com/a/wBlGa0F
Now ... on thing that did not cause the problem but might be adding toward it ....
Suburban use to mount their boards on a separate piece of metal not in the way of the intake.
On my new furnace it is mounted over the fan intake.
On top of this, the new Dinosour board is larger than the factory board, taking up even more of the intake!
Wondering if I use parts off my old furnace and move the board, would this help?
Any thoughts?
https://imgur.com/a/wBlGa0F
