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Furnace Help

Yahoo Message Number: 69285
I have a 1998 CC Intrigue and the furnace does not work. I have gas and the thermostat seems to be OK. The fan will not run and it will not try to light. When I turn the thermostat to furnace nothing happens.
I do not have an outside assess panel. My furnace is under my refrigerator and there is a panel I can take off inside the coach. When I take the panel off I can see the furnace but I can not see any of the controls. Do I need to pull the furnace out to find the problem?
Jimmy 1998 Intrigue #10649

Re: Furnace Help

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 69287
I had issues with LP heat in a previous coach. You might want to make sure of two things. First that you have DC voltage going to the furnace, check your fuses. Second would be to make sure you have a firm clean connection from the thermostat and power to the furnace. If that gives a zero, check the connections at the thermostat. Lastly if you have any tech experience pull the furnace and check the control board. My issues were connections, the sail switch, and the control board over the 12 years I had that coach. Now I have hydro-hot and it has issues, too.
TWI 2004 Intrigue 11731

Re: Furnace Help

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 69289
How do I check DC voltage going to the furnace and where are the fuses?

Jimmy 1998 Intrigue #10649

--- On Tue, 3/15/11, thomas w insall jr wrote: From: thomas w insall jr Subject: Re: [Country-Coach-Owners] Furnace HelpTo: Country-Coach-Owners@yahoogroups.comDate: Tuesday, March 15, 2011, 2:15 PM
I had issues with LP heat in a previous coach. You might want to make sure of two things. First that you have DC voltage going to the furnace, check your fuses. Second would be to make sure you have a firm clean connection from the thermostat and power to the furnace. If that gives a zero, check the connections at the thermostat. Lastly if you have any tech experience pull the furnace and check the control board. My issues were connections, the sail switch, and the control board over the 12 years I had that coach. Now I have hydro-hot and it has issues, too.
TWI 2004 Intrigue 11731
 

Re: Furnace Help

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 69291
Well on my 98 Allure there were some above my left foot below the dash up front as I remember, and another set in the rear compartment where all the fuel filters and electrical cut-off and circuit breakers were located. Allures and Intrigues were fairly close in chassis design back then. TWI 98 Allure 30255, now 2004 intrigue 11731