> Glenn,
> The installation instructions for the Suburban say something about
> not having any auxiliary blowers in the duct work. It may be in the fine
> print, but I've seen it.
> Also, what I read some time ago about forgetting about that duct
> and blower was that by the time the air gets to the bath, its too cool to do
> any good. Mine had been removed by the PO so I can't speak from experience.
>
> Andy Miller, PA
> 75 Palm Beach
My coach was retrofitted with a Suburban some 12 years ago
and I no longer have the bath heat either.
I thought that someone here mentioned that Suburban does not
recommend the type of ducting that our coaches had for the
bath. Maybe that's why they were removed when the
old furnace was replaced.
Richard Waters '76 PB, Troy, MI
> The installation instructions for the Suburban say something about
> not having any auxiliary blowers in the duct work. It may be in the fine
> print, but I've seen it.
> Also, what I read some time ago about forgetting about that duct
> and blower was that by the time the air gets to the bath, its too cool to do
> any good. Mine had been removed by the PO so I can't speak from experience.
>
> Andy Miller, PA
> 75 Palm Beach
My coach was retrofitted with a Suburban some 12 years ago
and I no longer have the bath heat either.
I thought that someone here mentioned that Suburban does not
recommend the type of ducting that our coaches had for the
bath. Maybe that's why they were removed when the
old furnace was replaced.
Richard Waters '76 PB, Troy, MI
