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Insect screen for atwood furnace

hogcard
Explorer
Explorer
I apologize right off the bat for the sideways picture. I tried every way I knew how to get it to save rotated correctly but could not.

With that said, I have an Atwood 8525-IV-DCLP furnace with the below vent. I cannot find a screen for this. The screens for 8500 series have the bump part in lower right hand corner. As you can see, it is right in the middle. The intakes around the edge are about 3 1/2 inches square and the vent sticks out about 1". Do any of you have the same thing and what did you use?

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crabbin_cabin
Explorer II
Explorer II
Do you really need screens on gas appliances? Most of the manufacturers recommend NOT using them because they restrict/cut down on air flow thus reducing the already low efficiency of the burners.

hogcard
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks you guys. Will go with the 42144.

NanciL
Explorer II
Explorer II
I went to our local habitat store and bought an old used fireplace screen, for $2 and made up screens for the refrig, the water heater, and the furnace

jack L
Jack & Nanci

3_0charlie
Explorer
Explorer
Quick search - found this. Read reply #9 - looks a lot like your exhaust picture.

Camco 42144.

edit: ah! Beaten to the punch.
John, DW and 4 kids.
2013 Kodiak 263RLSL
2010 GMC Sierra 1500 Hybrid

thomasmnile
Explorer
Explorer
Same furnace exhaust on our Jayco WhiteHawk. Went nutz trying to find a screen. Finally learned the Camco Model #42144 will fit. Matter of fact, it's such a snug fit I didn't need to use the little springs to hold it in place. Camco 42144.

EDIT: Got mine online on Amazon.

sremsing
Explorer
Explorer
I have found that I am able to order hard to find items at Moix RV in Conway, Arkansas.
2004 GMC Sierra 2500 HD quad cab, Vortec 6000
Prodigy
2011 Rockwood 2604
wife and one fur buddy.