HELP --- No Heat

[Phydeauxman]

I have a 2015 Reflect 323BHS. We have used the heater since we bought and it worked fine. We have been running the heater while it sits in our driveway (keeping the thermostat on 60) because we are going on one last trip for Thanksgiving. Went out to it this morning and the heat is not running...and it is cold inside. Checked the gas...good. Checked the furnace fuse...good. Turned the thermostat off and then on again...still nothing. Is there something else I can check or is something likely broke?

[Dave and Monica]

Does the furnace fan run but the burner won't light?

Dave

[Phydeauxman]

No...nothing happens

[Dave and Monica]

I've looked at the atwood manual, unfortunately it doesn't have a trouble-shooting section. I believe that they're more or less knock-offs of suburban so here's a suburban trouble-shooting guide that may be of some use.

Dave

[Dave and Monica]

Have you located and tried re-setting the circuit breaker on the furnace...I believe that it's on the top of the unit. I see that atwood doesn't use a relay between the tstat and motor but does show a circuit breaker or on/off switch.

Dave

[Lingerlonger]

I would start with a double check of my propane tanks. Gauges might be wrong. Those furnaces burn up a lot of gas.
But if you can light your stove top burners, you've got gas.

[TucsonJim]

I would start with a double check of my propane tanks. Gauges might be wrong. Those furnaces burn up a lot of gas.
But if you can light your stove top burners, you've got gas.

Even if you have gas to the stove, you need to check to make sure that there is a robust flame. If it's barely going, it could be that your LP regulator is plugged. I'd check the gas flow by lighting all the burners on the stove at the same time, and make sure they are burning at full capacity.

Even so, with no gas flow, the furnace fan should kick on. If that's not happening, it's something to do with the furnace itself.

[Phydeauxman]

Have you located and tried re-setting the circuit breaker on the furnace...I believe that it's on the top of the unit. I see that atwood doesn't use a relay between the tstat and motor but does show a circuit breaker or on/off switch.

Dave

This is what the issue was...unfortunately...I had to haul it 80 miles round trip to the dealership to have them fix it. There was a reset switch/button on the side of the furnace itself, behind a cabinet panel, that had to be reset...and now it is working fine again. Makes me wonder what tripped it.

Thanks to all that replied...appreciate your time.

[TucsonJim]

Thanks for letting us know. Now if it happens to us, we'll know what to look for.