What is the White Rodgers gas valve on an Atwood furnace?
Item#MM White Rodgers Gas Valve 38607 (Note: the FA-76 furnace came with 3 different valve configurations that are not interchangeable, valve 38607 will only replace White Rodgers valve 3337 & 33337 and will not replace ITT valve 1164 or Fenwal Valve 1161. Please Note: very few parts are still available for the FA-77 series.
What do you need to know about Atwood furnaces?
Atwood furnaces are designed primarily for use in recreational vehicles such as motor homes and travel trailers; they heat the vehicles. Atwood furnaces offer two-stage heating, digital thermostats and self-diagnostics. They come in a variety of sizes for different recreational vehicle needs.
Are there still parts for the Atwood hf-80 furnace?
Please Note: very few parts are still available for the HF-80 series. Only the active parts are listed below for this reason and or critical parts that are obsolete.
Item#MM White Rodgers Gas Valve 38607 (Note: the FA-76 furnace came with 3 different valve configurations that are not interchangeable, valve 38607 will only replace White Rodgers valve 3337 & 33337 and will not replace ITT valve 1164 or Fenwal Valve 1161. Please Note: very few parts are still available for the FA-77 series.
What kind of warranty does Atwood furnace have?
Atwood furnaces offer two-stage heating, digital thermostats and self-diagnostics. They come in a variety of sizes for different recreational vehicle needs. While most Atwood furnaces come with limited warranties and should operate normally with regular care and maintenance, owners may experience issues occasionally.
Please Note: very few parts are still available for the HF-80 series. Only the active parts are listed below for this reason and or critical parts that are obsolete.
What should I do if my Atwood furnace is not working?
Open the main panel on the furnace and take out the filter. Clean the filter with dish-washing liquid and soap, and rinse thoroughly. Set the filter aside to dry, and reinstall it before starting the furnace back up. Contact Atwood with any additional questions or problems.
