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RE: NEED ASSISTANCE... ATWOOD AFMD FURNACE
It would not hurt to jumper circuit breaker for testing only! You could take test with voltmeter. One lead to ground, other lead to each side of breaker terminals. You should have 12 volts one each side.
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enblethen
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01/21/20 04:51pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: NEED ASSISTANCE... ATWOOD AFMD FURNACE
Here is manual that should help.Manual
I would blow the furnace compartment out good with compressed air, compressor or can will work.
Have you tested the thermostat? At furnace connect the two blue wires on terminal block. Furnace fan should start immediately. In 15-20 seconds burner should kick in. separating the two blue wires the furnace should go into cool down mode and then shut off.
If no operation, Check the circuit breaker to insure it is energized. This is mounted on motor housing.
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enblethen
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01/21/20 09:08am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Need Help with Utility Trailer Decision
I would go with the steel. Most utility trailers are store outside when not in use, making them more prone to weather damage. The steel open deck allows for debris from objects carried to fall through keeping deck cleaner.
In the event you haul small items, you could simply lay a tarp to prevent boxes or the like from moisture and road debris.
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enblethen
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01/21/20 08:21am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: North Whidbey Rv Park @ Oak Harbor,WA
Con is it is pretty close to WA 20. Noise could effect some people. If possible try to get site on old Coronet Bay side of park.
Pro is the fact it is walking distance to Deception Pass State Park.
It has been a while since we were there.
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enblethen
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01/21/20 07:34am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Need help replacing charging circuit solenoid.
Yes, all non-essential is disabled as Mailemaker item two suuggests.
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enblethen
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01/21/20 07:29am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Need help replacing charging circuit solenoid.
That could be due tovoltage drop on the small wire. Voltage drop to the voltmeter could be slightly effected by voltage drop.
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enblethen
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01/20/20 06:48pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Need help replacing charging circuit solenoid.
No, the coil will draw very low amperage, maybe 1 amp.
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enblethen
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01/20/20 04:08pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Need help replacing charging circuit solenoid.
I am saying whacking the relay (solenoid) made the connections inside work.
It maybe wise to replace it! I don't like to throw parts at a problem, but in this case it could be worth it.
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enblethen
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01/20/20 03:42pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Workhorse W22, Chevy 8.1l exhaust rattle/noise
Heat shield around catalytic converter?
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enblethen
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01/20/20 02:32pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Ford Starting /House Charging Question UPDATE Test
I would not come off the alternator. I would look for a circuit that is hot in run such as wipers, radio heater and the like. Use a fuse tap from fuse block. Some rigs have fuse block under hood with switched power.
My reasoning is if something happen in alternator tap, you could have damage to charging system.
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enblethen
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01/20/20 02:15pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Portland Oregon Parks question
Airport is in northeast Portland, close to I-205 bridge into Washington east of Vancouver. Memory serves there is some long term RV/trailer parks Orchards, WA.
My thoughts would be look in Washington. Camas/Washougal area.
Maybe this one!
Van Mall RV park
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enblethen
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01/20/20 09:15am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Portland Oregon Parks question
Portland is a large area. Commute from different area could be long. What part of Portland is your job located?
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enblethen
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01/20/20 07:01am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: melting plug
I went to Smartplug website. I saw nothing indicating Coast Guard, NEMA, UL or NEC approval.
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enblethen
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01/19/20 08:52pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Ford Starting /House Charging Question UPDATE Test
Most people would not know if the charge/isolator energizes. They would normally proceed right by the on position and go for start.
Older rigs did not have the electronics. My 1993 has electronics to delay the energizing. Some had the Mom/off/dual switch. That is what we had in my old 1986 Itasca. It sort of worked! Switch failed then connectors on relay and finally relay corroded internally.
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enblethen
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01/19/20 07:35pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: melting plug
It will be a very long time for the "Smart Plug" be approved by NEMA.
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enblethen
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01/19/20 05:46pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: 20k USA made hitch for rails?
What rails are installed?
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enblethen
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01/19/20 10:55am |
Towing
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RE: Ford Starting /House Charging Question UPDATE Test
Yours should be very similar to this one from another post.Drawing
Your chassis information should be very similar if you put Winnebago info like on this other post.
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enblethen
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01/18/20 08:50pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Ford Starting /House Charging Question UPDATE Test
Ford starter is energized by the starter relay. Power to the starter control circuit and under dash fuse block comes off the large post on the relay. Ford uses fuse links adjacent to the relay to protect the wire. Ignition switch when turned to start position applies power to the coil.
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enblethen
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01/18/20 08:09pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Cargo light replacement bulb
Auto parts list two lamps a 912 and 921.
A 921 LED lamp with the highest Kevlin level some where around 6000 will give you more light then incandescent.
O'Reilly's
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enblethen
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01/18/20 08:18am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Need help replacing charging circuit solenoid.
How much time between starting the rig and the voltage going up?
It could be the chassis battery had to come up a little before circuit board allowed relay to energize.
Try to locate the battery control circuit board and post number.
You may be OK!
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enblethen
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01/17/20 07:52pm |
Tech Issues
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