RV furnace doesn’t ignite

Welcome to our latest KZbin tutorial! 🎥 Ever faced the frustration of an RV furnace that's blowing nothing but chilly winds? Fear not! In this comprehensive guide, we dive into the heart of the issue and walk you through diagnosing a non-igniting RV furnace.
Join us as we troubleshoot step-by-step and uncover the culprit behind the cold air phenomenon. Watch closely as we demonstrate a clever technique to bypass the sail switch, providing a hands-on method to verify if this little device is the sneaky saboteur behind your furnace's reluctance to ignite.
Our goal is simple: equip you with the know-how to tackle common furnace glitches and empower you to keep warm and cozy on your RV adventures. Don't let the cold get the best of your travel plans-let's get that furnace roaring again! Tune in and troubleshoot with us! 🚐🔥 #RVLife #FurnaceFix #DIYRepair #rvfurnace #furnacerepair #sailswitchreplacement

[@davew1684]

Thank you Weston! Most of us that have purchased Camps live a long distance from you so being able to make repairs ourselves is highly important. We really appreciate your “how to” videos. Very useful and informative and a great example of Peak Mountain Camps wonderful and ongoing customer service!

[@patrickclark9909]

Continuing education classes is such a great idea for us owners who have very little experience. I am looking forward to more of your videos . Thank you,

[@USNERDOC]

Absolutely awesome, Weston! I will add a replacement sail switch to my "sheep camp emergency kit." I added a couple of thermal shut-off links to my kit after a prior video you did on water heaters. Lo and behold, one morning, I had no hot water. I went outside with a towel wrapped around me (don't ask!) and checked the thermal shut-off link, which had blown. I temporarily bypassed it to finish my shower, then went back to replace it and check for any other faults. These videos are so helpful; thank you!

[@CJLeTeff]

I saw your video about changing out a furnace switch. My problem isn’t heat, my problem is my blower isn’t even turning on. I checked my fuses and found one blown but it was labeled radio yet the radio has power. Looks like a great job from the factory of mislabeling. I’m hoping you comment about bugs building nest in the furnace is right. Great videos, thank you so much from an ordinary guy that can’t afford a $500.00 repair bill!

[@patrickclark9909]

Knowing how to diagnose and change out limit switches and circuit boards would definitely be a plus. Traveling out to Utah from Indiana isn’t going to happen. Love our camp.

[@stuarthoffman1668]

Weston we need you to make a Winter living in your Camp video. For example for those who want to camp in the cold and need the water and bathroom. How do you folks manage to do that and for how long etc. THanks

[@USNERDOC]

There is nothing better than living in a sheep camp in cold weather. I especially enjoy walking the dog and having someone ask me about the smoke coming out of the stack and say," You don't have a wood stove in there, do you?" There are tricks to consider when living in a camp in the winter to maintain using the bathroom, running water, and heat. It is well worth the effort, especially when you are warm and comfortable inside while the snow is blowing!

[@bmoore3199]

On some furnaces primarily the newer models the spark arrestor must be inserted into the exhaust for the system to ignite.

[@peakmountaincamps]

Correct