dgcksanders
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We just bought a brand new 2023 Imagine 2600RB
We tried the furnace (Dometic) for the first time and this is the sequence of events:
1. Setting for "Heat" on the Furrion control
2. The blower starts and stays on for the entire process.
3. Igniter clicks
4. I hear the roar of the flame for anywhere from 2 seconds to less than a minute.
5. The flame goes out.
6. After approximately 15 seconds the igniter clicks and I hear the roar of the flame again.
Steps 5 and 6 keep repeating (I've let this go for as long as 20 minutes).
1. The 2 - 20 lb. LP tanks came filled from the dealer. I lifted them and they feel full.
2. I'm plugged into shore power and batteries are at 100%.
3. I tried the range top with all 3 burners lit and that worked.
4. I tried all 3 positions of the tank selector switch (not sure what it's called). The middle position as well as pointing to each tank.
5. I have tried this 3 times now. Two times was at night (colder temps) and it seemed worse. When I tried it in the warmer part of the day the flame seemed to stay lit longer. In fact it ran long enough to reach the set temperature for several cycles.
6. We are in New Mexico at 5150 ft. elevation.
I am not at all mechanical but I wonder whether the regulator is not allowing enough pressure and the furnace is shutting off due to low pressure.
If this is the case, it seems that the regulator functions worse at colder temps.
We tried the furnace (Dometic) for the first time and this is the sequence of events:
1. Setting for "Heat" on the Furrion control
2. The blower starts and stays on for the entire process.
3. Igniter clicks
4. I hear the roar of the flame for anywhere from 2 seconds to less than a minute.
5. The flame goes out.
6. After approximately 15 seconds the igniter clicks and I hear the roar of the flame again.
Steps 5 and 6 keep repeating (I've let this go for as long as 20 minutes).
1. The 2 - 20 lb. LP tanks came filled from the dealer. I lifted them and they feel full.
2. I'm plugged into shore power and batteries are at 100%.
3. I tried the range top with all 3 burners lit and that worked.
4. I tried all 3 positions of the tank selector switch (not sure what it's called). The middle position as well as pointing to each tank.
5. I have tried this 3 times now. Two times was at night (colder temps) and it seemed worse. When I tried it in the warmer part of the day the flame seemed to stay lit longer. In fact it ran long enough to reach the set temperature for several cycles.
6. We are in New Mexico at 5150 ft. elevation.
I am not at all mechanical but I wonder whether the regulator is not allowing enough pressure and the furnace is shutting off due to low pressure.
If this is the case, it seems that the regulator functions worse at colder temps.
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