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Shadydog
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Don't know a thing about heating system. Have an '89 Barth. Can anyone help? Its getting cold.
Thanks!!
 
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Steve VW
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More info would be helpful… is the 89 a gasser, Breakaway or Regency? All have different heating systems.


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Most likely you have an Atwood or Suburban furnace. The Atwood will have access cover from outside coach. The Suburban needs accessed from the inside. If you do search in this forum there is info on both.


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454/T400 P30 -350/T400 G30
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89 regency
 
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Most likely your furnace is a Hydro flame. here some past post. Hydro flame searchI do have manual on 8500 series. (owner, service, and trouble shooting.


1986 31' Regal -1976 Class C
454/T400 P30 -350/T400 G30
twin cntr beds - 21' rear bath
 
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We plug in two infrared heaters. Works very well. We rarely use our propane heaters, except while driving in cold weather.


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South Central Missouri
 
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Originally posted by Shadydog:
Don't know a thing about heating system. Have an '89 Barth. Can anyone help? Its getting cold.
Thanks!!


Does it work? The propane valve and leak detector have to be on. The switch on the thermostat must be on. Set the 'stat to a high temp. The blower should come on, followed a few seconds later by ignition.


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