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Propane Hard 1-3 hours 10

Suburban SF-42Q Furnace Shuts Off After 5-10 Minutes: Troubleshooting

Furnace running 5-10 minutes then quitting usually indicates overheating from restricted airflow, weak flame, or failing control board. Check combustion air intake, propane pressure, and burner flame quality. Control board becomes suspect if other tests pass.

Electrical Medium 1-2 hours 10

RV AC Won't Start After Capacitor Replacement? 5 Easy Fixes

When your RV A/C won't start after a capacitor change, check for blown fuses, thermal switch reset, proper wiring connections, and overheated compressor lockout. The compressor may need time to cool down before restarting.

Exterior Medium 45 minutes 9

RV Awning Won't Extend or Retract: Complete Troubleshooting & Repair Guide

When your RV awning only moves a short distance before retracting, it's typically caused by motor overheating, dirty tracks, low voltage, or limit switch issues. Start by checking connections and cleaning the awning rails before moving to more complex diagnostics.

Propane Medium 2-3 hours for inspection and potential repairs 9

Water Heater Hot When Empty - No Safety Protection Issue

You're absolutely right to be concerned - most RV water heaters don't have built-in dry-fire protection, and running them empty can cause serious damage. You need to install an aftermarket safety device or develop better operational habits to prevent this dangerous situation.

Electrical Medium 2-3 hours 8

Braun RV Lift Stops Halfway & Loses Power: Troubleshooting Guide

When a Braun lift stops halfway down and loses power, it's typically caused by a faulty position sensor, loose electrical connections, or hydraulic pressure issues. The fix usually involves checking connections, cleaning sensors, and testing the control module.

Electrical Easy 30 minutes 6

RV 12V Lights Dimming: Complete Troubleshooting Guide

Random 12V light dimming usually caused by loose connections, bad grounds, or voltage issues. Check and clean connections at light fixtures. Verify voltage with multimeter. Ground corrosion is common culprit.

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