Furrion oven in Imagine 23LDE won't stay on

[teresac1966]

We have a 2022 Imagine 23LDE with a Furrion stove/oven. The cooktop works great, but the oven will not stay on. It will come on and usually stay on for a couple of minutes and then it just goes off, regardless of the temp setting. Then I go through the process of turning it back on (which is actually much easier after the initial lighting) but it won't stay on. The only way to cook anything in the oven is to sit and watch it so you can turn it back on as soon as it goes off! Any idea what might cause this??

 

[bridgway]

Sounds like a bad thermocouple. A pretty easy fix.
hope this helps,
Brian

 

[rocklorrie]

We had the same issue with ours (2023). Had warranty service done on it and supposedly the thermocoupler wasn’t properly plugged in. Next trip it worked properly the first time and then quit working. Contacted Lippert again and after a little research by the tech on the phone determined that the thermocoupler wasn’t replaceable and they sent me a new oven. Easy install.

 

[Slowmads]

Yes we had the same issue on our 2023 23lde it started doing the same, almost 11 months into the 1 year warranty. We set up a service call at Lazydays were we bought it. They couldn't service it till August and said they adjusted the propane to oven, but when we went to use it the same thing happened. To make a long story short a Different Lazydays said it was a bad thermocouple but not fixable, the whole oven/Stove had to be replaced. Well the warranty ran out they turned it over to our extended warranty and we ended up paying our $50 deductible and $165 shipping and handling.
We have a brand new oven/Stove absolutely it works great, but looks and has the same model number as the original one, so I guess we may have the same problem in a year.
We hope not!!!!

 

[Lindabf]

We had a problem (different then not staying lit) with the Furion in our Solitude. Lippert shipped us a new one and we replaced it. Worked for a little while and then started to do the same as yours, would light and work for awhile and then go out. Did a little research and found where some people were saying to leave the door open a little so that air can get to it. We now find that if we keep the door open until the temp gets up to at least 250 then we can usually shut the door and it will stay on. You do need to monitor it for a little while both while it is getting to up to temp and for a bit afterwards but it will usually stay lit after it gets up to temp.

 

[teresac1966]

We had a problem (different then not staying lit) with the Furion in our Solitude. Lippert shipped us a new one and we replaced it. Worked for a little while and then started to do the same as yours, would light and work for awhile and then go out. Did a little research and found where some people were saying to leave the door open a little so that air can get to it. We now find that if we keep the door open until the temp gets up to at least 250 then we can usually shut the door and it will stay on. You do need to monitor it for a little while both while it is getting to up to temp and for a bit afterwards but it will usually stay lit after it gets up to temp.

I watched a YouTube that said to try leaving the door open, so we did that but it didn't help.:-(

 

[teresac1966]

Yes we had the same issue on our 2023 23lde it started doing the same, almost 11 months into the 1 year warranty. We set up a service call at Lazydays were we bought it. They couldn't service it till August and said they adjusted the propane to oven, but when we went to use it the same thing happened. To make a long story short a Different Lazydays said it was a bad thermocouple but not fixable, the whole oven/Stove had to be replaced. Well the warranty ran out they turned it over to our extended warranty and we ended up paying our $50 deductible and $165 shipping and handling.
We have a brand new oven/Stove absolutely it works great, but looks and has the same model number as the original one, so I guess we may have the same problem in a year.
We hope not!!!!

We watched a video of sometime replacing a thermocouple in another RV oven and it didn't look like it works be very easy. I've noticed there are a couple of different brands of ovens out there so maybe we will try replacing ours with a different brand!