Hey there Woody,
Sure thing, we got you covered to replace the Atwood AT31014 propane gas detector. All you need is the RV Propane Gas Detector # RS44FR.
The # RS44FR comes with a couple different brackets, one is 5-3/4" long x 4-1/4" wide and the other is 7-1/4" long x 3-3/8" wide, both of which are going to fit over your detector's hole. view full answer...
Hey Garry, so the specific propane detector you are looking for is not currently available but we do have the Atwood part # AT36681 which also detects carbon monoxide. If you wanted just a propane detector though we do have the part # RS44FR. view full answer...
Hello there Mike. There should be a reset/test button on your Atwood propane alarm. Pushing this button will reset the alarm and stop it from going off. If the alarm keeps going off it is either detecting gas, or it is in need of replacement. It sounds like it is still going off with the gas off so this would lead me to assume that it is in need of replacement. For a new detector I suggest the following:
- Atwood RV Carbon Monoxide and Propane Gas Detector - 12 Volt - White # AT36681 view full answer...
I'm not entirely sure what model this trailer is but based on the pictures I found it looks like it originally came with a grill like the Greystone Outdoor RV Griddle and Grill - Stainless Steel # WAY34FR or # WAY94FR in the outdoor kitchen. This is the closest option we have for an outdoor replacement and the prices can be found on the product pages. view full answer...
We do have the Furrion Electric RV Fireplace with Logs # FF40SW15ABL. This unit is 40" wide and has the logs instead of the crystals. view full answer...
Hi Jim,
If your Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB64FR is turning on but not sensing when water is passing through then you could either have a bad water flow sensor or there's the possibility that you have a shut off valve somewhere leading to the unit that could be turned off. A lot of RV's will install quarter-turn valves to separate the water heater from the rest of the plumbing so that they can run anti-freeze through the lines for winter. I recommend checking that your unit... view full answer...
The Furrion Chill HE Replacement RV Air Conditioner # FR42PV you were looking at is what I would recommend as a replacement. This is compatible with Dometic setups like you have now so it will be an easy plug and play replacement. The Furrion is both quiet and cold, plus it looks good. It is also compatible with both ducted and ductless setups. This is what I have on my Jayco and I'm really happy with it. It is also available in black # FR32PV if you prefer it over the white. view full answer...
You may need to replace your Atwood water heater thermostat, but I also recommend checking for leaks first. If you don't see any leaks in the heater then the thermostat will need to be replaced.
You'll have a hard time finding a replacement anything for Atwood water heaters since they've been discontinued for a while now. If you can't find one elsewhere then I recommend replacing the water heater altogether. This isn't as cost-effective but it may end up being your only option, and if... view full answer...
I do see your current AC is rated for 13.5K which the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner # ACCOL135 would be a closer replacement. You could still go with the 15K # ACCOL150 you found depending on the size of your camper. If your current AC never had a problem keeping the camper cool I would stick with the 13.5K otherwise you could move up to the 15K. Either system will work with your Coleman thermostat, control box and furnace. view full answer...
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