Replacing A Failed Gas Valve On A Dometic/Atwood RV Furnace
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Certified Mobile RV Technician, Darren Koepp, shows you how to quickly determine if the gas valve on your RV furnace is the reason you are not getting heat. Watch as he walks through the removal and replacement of the gas valve on this AFMD30111 Dometic/Atwood RV furnace.
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Thank you. I've been working on this Atwood all day and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Your simple comment that "the exhaust pipe has to be in or it won't work" solved my problem. I cleaned the sail switch and five hours later...... It's the little things in life. Thank you for your videos.
"Who's the MAN"? YOU definitely are! I used to be an HVAC guy (now Retired"), Thanks
Your videos are pure gold my good man!!! This exact thing just happened to my 2020 Jayco. It's still under warranty so I took it in. But I just had no idea what to check or how it all works. I work on all my own vehicles, rebuilt engines, transmissions, ect.. so I'm capable to learn it. I'm watching your videos to gear myself up for when the 2 year warranty is up. Thanks a ton my friend!!!
You're the man! Your videos are great. Professionally done. Your personality keeps your videos interesting, and I learn a ton when I watch them. Dakota is a great apprentice. Thank you!
"if you don't have the exhaust port...if you try to do troubleshooting and this is not installed, it will just flame out on you"....very valuable information, definitely found out the hard way. Great video
Taking my SF 25F to bare bones, taking all ohm measurements, blowing air through all orifices when I could have just found you to get me through this furnace troubleshooting.
This is a really helpfull video. We I did the same style troubleshooting with my furnace but luck. We pulled the furnace out and tried it outside and we got it to work regulating the amount of gas from the propane tank. So after a couple of weeks trouble shooting whenever we had some free time we figured out that it was depending on the amount of gas entering the furnace unit that it will stay on.
Thanks so much for your video, I was able to troubleshoot my gas valve problem with your video and get the furnace up and running again! I ended up having some dust in the gas valve that was blocking the gas flow, and using this video I figured out how to clear that out, thanks!
Wow, your the man! So descriptive on every video, love that. Can't believe all that knowledge is in your head. Your going to be one of my must watch youtubers and I don't even have an RV yet!
Wish you were in Colorado!!! Lol awesome videos very informative and easy to follow .you explain everything including the thought process behind it which is great. Im going to be fixing my furnace in the morning .i was going to find a furnace guy but now I'm confident I can figure it out
Gave Dakota a thumbs up and he's a great helper!
Great to see your "helper" Dakota!!!
I am so proud of my men! Great job!
Watched a bunch of your videos and learned a lot. I like the troubleshooting checks you are doing and explain why you do it and most of all how to solve problems. Of course, I subscribed to your channel. Keep them coming. Oh, and the resources on your website are awesome too.
Great stuff as usual. I would offer a little correction: It is a MICROamp signal. Millionths of one ampere. I'm sure you know that but it was a slip of the tongue. Most HVAC and fireplace techs use a DMM that can read microamps for flame rectification, DC millivolts for thermocouple and thermopile measurements and microFarads for capacitors.
Dakota will be one of the best RV technicians of all time!!!
Dakota will have a trade from day one. Awesome. That's how I came up. working with my grandad from a young age. I took a detour with a military career. Got back to the old family business (neon signs). Retired now and still making them when I feel like it.
Good stuff on the regular. Thanks for another winning demo Darren!
Oh my God I had no idea you had to have the exhaust tip on to keep it from flaming out. I spent two nights freezing. Originally I found a stuck stuck on sail switch. Fix that part yesterday but kept getting a flame out Didn't realize I need to have the tip on thanks for the help heater works perfect now
good job this is a man that knows wat he is doing