[AT] Question

[Robert L. Holtzer]

Richard, I've only worked on two of these electronic ignitors.  I could 
determine whether or not the unit was being energized when turning up the 
thermostat.  If the unit energized but still had no output, I just replaced 
it.  To my recollection, there is nothing to repair on these ignitors -- 
the usual printed circuit stuff most of us don't have much experience 
with.  At least I could determine if there was power to the ignitor and 
whether or not the thermostat worked.  Best wishes.  I recall the 
replacement unit as being a universal type for around $100.

Bob Holtzer

At 02:31 PM 3/5/2004 -0500, you wrote:



>>Who do we have on the list that knows propane furnaces. The furnace in my 
>>tractor hauler [[Motor home]]won't work it is a DuoTherm model 
>>65930-0624. It appears to have a electric igniter but does nothing when 
>>turning up the thermostat. I know nothing about this type what voltage 
>>should be at the ignitor plug to ignite it. Do i need power any where 
>>else for it to come on .?????????????????? All and any help appreciated. 
>>It has gas to the valve can loosen line and smell it.
>>R Fink
>>PA
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