Heater quit working. Good grief what a trip.

[Willis]

I've had a gas regulator frost up on me before. Not sure of the physics involved here, but it seems the colder the outside temp, the more likely the regulator is to freeze up. The last time this happened to me was probably 20 years ago so maybe newer regulators are made to avoid this problem somehow.

[jd-ford-hd]

Originally Posted by crochetlady

I am plugged in a park. It worked for a bit then quit. No if I put the thermostat low and raiseit up it kicks on for a second the fan but no heat then kicks right back off.

Just went through this myself. If you have two AC units with two thermostats, BOTH MUST be placed in the heat position. My problem was a voltage issue. Our unit is a 2008 purchased new one year ago. It sat unserviced and unsold for 20 months. Bad battery(ies) was the culprit sapping power from the convertor even when plugged up to shore power. Replaced batteries, furnace works great. Everything these days has a circuit board and are so voltage sensitve..! Buy a volt meter and learn how to use it properly. It will save you lots of anguish.

[jd-ford-hd]

Crochetlady, where are you!?!? You had so many problems and were sounding so frustrated. Please let us know how all this turned out. It really sounded like you purchased from someone that failed to give you proper orientation. Hope all is well..!