Furrion Oven

**orbiker** · 03-15-2019, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by Laidback1

Heard back from my Service Rep at the dealer and she spoke with technician at Furrion this AM. Tech said that the oven has its own regulator and that it may be going out. Wanted me to try the following procedure:
1. Turn on all the burners on the stove top and leave running for two minutes to make sure all air out of line
2. Turn off stove and then start oven and if all is OK it should work. If not, probably the internal oven regulator.
Tried it didn’t work! Have appointment to drop trailer off at the dealer when we return home.

Tech said you should do that procedure every time you change gas bottles.

Mark

The regulator makes sense. If there is air and gas, but no pressure. The flame will go out with back-pressure.

I work on washers and dryers in apartments, RV parks and colleges. Some of the dryers are gas. One of the RV parks kept having problems with all 8 dryers not drying. I kept telling the park manager it was the regulator. It took a month or so before he replaced it. Since the regulator was changed, there has been hardly any complaints. He respects me a lot more now. KEN

**Laidback1** · 04-04-2019, 11:25 PM

Well service rep at Dealer just called and they found the problem with the oven. They pull the oven out and the factory had not completed the venting installation. WTH? Said the Tech installed everything and it works great. I just wonder how the oven worked at all the first 2 times we tried to use it.....

**rwilhelm** · 05-30-2021, 11:52 AM

Originally Posted by Laidback1

Well service rep at Dealer just called and they found the problem with the oven. They pull the oven out and the factory had not completed the venting installation. WTH? Said the Tech installed everything and it works great. I just wonder how the oven worked at all the first 2 times we tried to use it.....

Hi— I know it's been a while, but do you know what they did to address the venting? Our oven is driving us crazy not staying lit.