Heat Problems

jdoddharm

Member
I have a 09 35QSQB and we have had the heat on all day, and it has run non stop and is still cool inside. The front is real cool, any suggestions.
 

jmaguire

Well-known member
Is it actually heating? Check the flue outside and see if it is hot. Is any warm air coming out of the ducts?
 

Boca_Shuffles

Well-known member
A couple of quick questions:
1. Is your furnace working? Do you feel exhaust heat when you are outside the vehicle near the exhaust vent? Your furnace may not be igniting and you only hear the fan.
2. Have you checked the heater tubing in the basement? You may have some kinks and blockage. If this is the first time you are using the furnace in cold weather, this might be a problem that wasn't apparent in warm weather.
3. How cold is it outside?
4. Do you have your window shades and night blinds down all the way? Windows are a big heat loss problem in cold weather.

Hope this helps.
 

jmgratz

Original Owners Club Member
First thing to check is to assure you have propane and that it is turned on. Then check the fuse on the back side of the heater (open the outside access panel and check in there). Check you burner tube to be sure mud daubers have not nested in there.
 
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