With it being cold up here in the northeast my furnace wanted to run non stop. The day I bought it I had the thermostat turned all the way down but it still wasn't low enough. While gassing up the truck I noticed heat coming from the exhaust so I shut the lp tanks off and let it burn itself out. Apparently it will try to relight 3 times then go into a lock out mode. Only way then to reset it is to pull the fuse. So I installed a simple illuminated switch right above the furnace. Now there is no guessing if the unit is on or off. Just thought I'd share.
That sound like a thermostat problem. I have camped in very cold areas in the mountains and never had a problem like that. That final click, when pushing the lever to the left, is supposed to totally turn off the furnace.
And those factory thermostats are noted to be troublesome at times.
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Trailer: Lifted 228BH, heavy duty springs and Yokohama tires DELAMINATED ROOF TV: 2016 GMC Sierra Z71 4x4 CC, SLT
Spare TV: Two Alaskan Malamutes
Living somewhere in ID; previously lived in Moab UT; previous to that, don't ask!
It wouldn't surprise me if I had a faulty thermostat. At the same time. I can turn off the furnace without having to raise the roof incase it is left on at the thermostat when the trailer is closed up. I can't get to the thermostat when the top is down. So it isn't all bad.
Whenever I lower the roof, I turn turn the propane valves off on both tanks. Prefer not to tow with them open. Just me...I know some leave the valves open and some even run the fridge on gas when towing.
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Trailer: Lifted 228BH, heavy duty springs and Yokohama tires DELAMINATED ROOF TV: 2016 GMC Sierra Z71 4x4 CC, SLT
Spare TV: Two Alaskan Malamutes
Living somewhere in ID; previously lived in Moab UT; previous to that, don't ask!
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