Jacob
I installed the furnace correctly and get a bad ground.
I installed the furnace correctly and wired it up correctly as well. I attached propane to it. I turn on the thermostat, and I immediately blow a 15A fuse. This means a ground fault somewhere. This unit is supposed to work. I paid for a working unit, not something else I have to troubleshoot. Again, I have everything hooked up as it should be, the propane and the four wires. Edit: I put in a new fuse, I ran it twice successfully. I'm going to keep an eye on it. It does make a strange high pitched noise, different than my old one, maybe it's just being broke in. The shipping and customer service was rather good.
Response from SuburbanRVparts/FurrionRVpartsDec 14, 2022
These units are supposed to be installed by a licensed technician for this reason. There is no way for us to know for certain if this is hooked up correctly unless done so by a licensed tech
