377MBS Heat

[Schugras44]

It’s a little cold here in Michigan, but we opened up the RV and tested the furnace, after 4 1/2 hours of heating the highest we could heat up to was 61, with the fireplace on. Is this normal or should we expect more?

[Calbar]

Seems to me that something is not right. You should be able to heat it up to a comfortable temperature or at least 71. GD shows tests that they have done to prove the Arctic package is good. Guess it does depend on how cold it was outside though.

Rob

[Schugras44]

It’s new as of Sept. Temp was 34 at 5pm and slid to 18 at 9:30 when I shut it down. Been burning propane for 4hours.

[Calbar]

It’s new as of Sept. Temp was 34 at 5pm and slid to 18 at 9:30 when I shut it down. Been burning propane for 4hours.

Did you check airflow at all of the heat registers? Maybe some are kinked somewhere and you are not getting proper airflow. I have had this before but not so much on my 297RSTS.

Rob

[howson]

It’s new as of Sept. Temp was 34 at 5pm and slid to 18 at 9:30 when I shut it down. Been burning propane for 4hours.

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It appears there are five registers tied to the furnace. One in the bedroom (rear most wall), one in the bathroom (beside the toilet), one in the mid-slide, and two in the kitchen island. Was warm air coming from each register? There are recorded incidents of heat ducts becoming disconnected under the floor, so a lot of heated air spills into the underbelly (unintentionally).

[ThePowells]

Schugras44 Welcome to the family and the forum