Not familiar with your trailer - too new for me - but assuming it has the same furnace as the older ones, when you turn up the thermostat to a temp 10 degrees above room temp, the fan in the furnace (noisy) should immediately start. Not just a wimpy ho-hum blow, but a real noisy circulating fan. Does it do this? If no blower at all, the furnace fuse needs to be checked. If blower runs, but is wimpy, something is wrong inside the furnace, and one of the safety switches is preventing lighting. If the blower runs solidly and you can feel an air stream coming out the front of the furnace, then all is well so far.
I think there is a gas valve inside the furnace - grab your manual, take a look, and be sure it is on. But if it ran last year, there is no reason why it should be off now.
If the gas valve is on, and the blower starts and runs solidly, I think you can hear the spark lighter clicking away. The flame should light with a subdued roar, and you should feel hot air out the front almost immediately.
So where do we stand in this process?
Bill
|