RV Furnace NOT Blowing Hot Air - No Ignition | Cuts Off

RV Furnace NOT Blowing Hot Air - No Ignition | Cuts Off. In this video I show you how I fixed my RV furnace. The blower would kick on but there was no ignition of the propane. then the blower would kick off. The issue was a dirty sail switch.

I am a single woman currently living full time in a travel trailer. I retired in December 2017 and moved into my truck camper when I put my house on the market. My house sold in April 2018. This is my journey of my travels as a woman RVer.
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[judivowell]

My heater is doing this and I texted the RV Doctor a couple of weeks ago. He told me it's the sail switch and that it's an easy fix. Now I know what to look for!!! Thank you, thank you!!! Maybe we'll have some heat soon 🥶

[laragreene]

Ive heard the sail switch is more often the problem than not!!! You did good!!!

[BInTheWild]

Thank you so much for posting this! I had the exact same problem with my furnace. Dog hair and all! Cheers to a warm cozy night. Thank you again!

[onrycodger]

Excellent job, AND you saved a ton of money by researching it yourself! Two thumbs up 👍👍

[authordebradickinson]

I agree with Dan. It looks like a computer casing. Lol. I love to see in the comments how many people you have helped. You are AWEmazing. 👍🏼👏🏼💪🏼

[SteveTurtle]

I have the same problem. I had to pull mine out on the inside too! However, they did not give me enough wire to get it out completely. Thanks for the share.

[clarasmith]

You are very clever and resourceful. A great friend to Debra.

[olegb]

I just took a air compressor hose and blew right into the blower. Try that before taking anything of.

[BillGoudy]

Very Nice...  I had a similar problem last year.  Mud dauber wasps had got into my furnace exhaust and built nests that restricted the air flow...  I had the same results as you.  I took it all apart and cleaned it....  Works good as new.  Now during the warm months I keep a piece of wire screen over the furnace to keep them wasps out.  ;-)

[shovelhead]

Great troubleshooting. That is the hardest part of the job sometimes. At least it was not below zero like it gets up here and the furnace fails. Thank you for the video

[bills.]

I’m having that same problem possibly with the sail switch. I’ll check it out, thanks for the tip Frugal Girl!

[markfulkerson]

Great job! Tube is great for help diagnosing and repairing issues! Kudos for tackling this yourself!

[VirginiaGagnon]

Thanks for this video was the problem with mine as well not pet hair but spider web.... Creepy to say the least but up and run. It was getting a bit chill 🇨🇦
Thanks again 🙂

[deetrigga]

I thank you soo much for helping fix my heater on my Jayco, I did exactly what to instructed, save me hundreds

[lindamaul]

Thank you for that Video, had the same problem as you Described, our rig has outside access.
After watching I was able to fix the Problem in about 2 min.
Thanks again

[rvadventureexplorer]

Thanks it works, save me a call to a mobile repairmen.

[mr.breeze]

Frugality at it's finest. Good job!

[strongsadventures]

Great Job frugal. I'm gonna have to check ours now just to be sure.

[harryhughes]

I'm impressed. Thanks for posting this.

[howardwilson]

Thank you for this video. It helped me diagnose my problem with my furnace. I had the same thing dog hair between the contact points.😊