Looking for a Surburban heater repair facility

cliffw42 · 11-11-2010, 02:11 AM

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I have a Suburban Model SF-30F central heater in my 2007

Crossroads Cruiser CF30SK.

I have been fighting an intermittent problem with it since

day one (sometimes it works, sometimes it just blows cold air).

After 4 years of frustration, including two trips to two

different RV repair shops (at $100 each time), (removing the heater one time

and taking it in, to be told there is nothing wrong with it, and taking the

entire RV in to a different shop one time, to be told it is probably bad gas)

it finally stopped working all the time (still blows cold air, and I can hear

it clicking, trying to start).

My question: </span>does

anyone out there know of a reliable, competent, honest repair facility on the

Texas Coastal Bend? </span>I am in Palacios

(halfway between Galveston and Corpus Christi), and would like to find someone

near.

Thanks for any info,

Cliff

Edited by: cliffw42

fixit5561 · 11-11-2010, 02:37 AM

If you took out the furnace yourself you may as well replace the whole thing yourself and be done with it. I know if I had that same situation, I would replace the whole thing just so that a repair facility wont be chasing a problem that may end up costing more than a new furnace.

http://www.adventurerv.net/furnaces-...24_84_155.html

Good prices there on that site.

Hope this helps

Brian

cliffw42 · 11-11-2010, 03:42 AM

Thanks...I may wind up doing that.
Cliff

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