20 Most Recent Coleman Propane Forced Air Heater w/Electronic Ignition (50,000-80,000 BTU) - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Hi, I would just make sure you have power to the furnace. Check breakers or look for the power switch on the electrical box. Also, some mobile homes have a wall switch that cuts power to the furnace.

Disconnect the power first. You need to remove the draft blower, push the exhaust pipe from it outward and then move the condensate drain tubing out of the way. Next remove the screws using a 1/4" nut driver or the like. The panel can then be removed exposing the top part. of the blower. Remove any screws that might be present on the track it hangs off of. The blower assembly should then slide out towards you.

yOU CAN PURCHASE FILTER MATTING AT ANY HARDWARE store and cut to size. Its cheaper anyway.. It comes in rolls.

Adjust the fan limit control. its on your thermostat tells it at what degree to shut off and on.. Probably need a new one

try a bbq lighter some time works with that .

Look for an open ignitor or ignition switch. Have you seen this video: If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

I have this furnace in two of my mobile homes. In both I had to take off the inducer motor (i think that's what it's called)..it has the clear air tube attached to it. Remove the 4 screws or top two if you have small fingers and give the wheel inside at the bottom a push. These tend to stick over years of use and in both cases once freed the furnace came on. I too had 3 flashes in both cases.

I have 2 of these furnaces in my mobile homes. The booster assembly that has thea clear hose attached to it has a small wheel in it. Remove the 4 screws to this assembly and give the wheel a push. For some reason these tend to hang up after a few years. Freeing this wheel will allow the motor to engage. Simple solution to spending big bucks on unneeded parts :)

check out the pressure switch if fitted on this make .