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jcasey · 11-30-2010, 06:28 PM

We had the same problem and an rv repairman also told us it was a faulty progane regulator. However, he was wrong.

It was, instead, a sensor in the furnace. Easy to get to----not expensive to fix. I wish I could remember the exact name of the failed part---perhaps it was called a temperature sensor. Whatever it was called, the failing part/sensor would misread temperatures and wrongfully/prematurely turn off the furnace.

Maybe that is problem in your situation?

11-30-2010, 06:28 PM	#15
jcasey Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Estes Park, CO Posts: 82	We had the same problem and an rv repairman also told us it was a faulty progane regulator. However, he was wrong. It was, instead, a sensor in the furnace. Easy to get to----not expensive to fix. I wish I could remember the exact name of the failed part---perhaps it was called a temperature sensor. Whatever it was called, the failing part/sensor would misread temperatures and wrongfully/prematurely turn off the furnace. Maybe that is problem in your situation? __________________ 2011 Ford 6.7 Powerstroke F350 Super Cab, AT, DRW, Lariat. with Ride-Rite Firestone Air Bags. Used to tow 2011 Mobile Suites 36RSSB3 #5568, which is equipped with Center Point Suspension, Trailair Hitch, Level-Up, dual pane windows, Satellite Finder, 17.5 Tires, Dual Air, Valley/Husky 24,000 5th wheel hitch.