will this work on Atwood RV Trailer Furnace Heater 8531-111
1457944
Compatible w/ the following furnace models::::::::: This works with Model #s: 7912-II, 7900-II 16 & 20, 8012-II, FA 79D, HF 80D, DC82 25-32, DC82 35-41, FA 76D, FA 78 25-32, FA 72D Also works with Model #s: 85-IV 16, 85-IV 20, 85-IV 25, 85-IV 31, 85-IV 35, 85-III 16-20, 85-III 25, 85-III 31-35, 85-II 25, 85-II 31-35, 85-I 16-20, 85-I 25, 85-I 31-35, 89-I DC, 89-II DC, 89-III DC
1801714
I am not sure if it will mate with "Camco 57628 ", but it does mate with the typical connectors use on RV's and gas grillsHope this helps, DjR
2118091
I don't know. I found my burner part number from Whirlpool site before buying them . I guess you have to do some homework by youself.
1630952
I apologize, this is not the correct element listed for your model number. The heating element listed for your model is Whirlpool part # 8544771.
863986
It should although I returned mine because it was noisy and couldn't heat a small living and dining room. Maybe mine was defective.
607055
I look into a parts break down for this unit and it shows the Atwood 93865 Water Heater Circuit Board with Fuse Potted Spade Electrode Connection. If your ready to order Please give us a call rvpartsinc.com.
1819089
Yes, it will. I just installed one in my Chalet Alpine trailer. Works great. You have to spend a little time working out the wiring but it's not hard. As others have mentioned, the batteries are not the power source for the heating loop. If you need help figuring out which terminals to wire I can post that.
1485716
You need a 33589 motor. See this link, http://www.tvformyrv.com/41-1763-hydroflame-blower-motor-33589 The 32774 Sheneal suggested is for the 8531 not the 8531-ll , See this link. http://www.tvformyrv.com/hydro-flame-furnaces-motor-32774-for-8525-8531-8535/. They may interchange I'm not sure. Dave
1482268
this fit my Suburban RV water heater. if it fits in it should work for a furnace too. check the fittings.
1410416
Probably will work, depending on the heating system. I am not at all familiar with RV heat systems. This needs a 24 volt common wire from the furnace controller, then the 2 wires to control the system. Seems kind of overkill, though. This has features for remote access from the internet ( through your wifi router, only if you have this), and programmable 7-day heat/cool cycles.
1938350
I don't know, but my suggestion is the same of the other commenter, same as I did too. It all depends on your unit's model number. Once you find that, a simple search will hook you up with the correct anode rod.
1891168
No - that is a furnace board and you need the Atwood 91504 Universal Ignition Control.
1765
yes this worked on mine.... but you will find out that you have to completely disassemble the furnace to get the old out and new one in..... pay attention when you take it apart. you will prob tear the exhaust gasket to the heat exchanger so order that also. my burner was in bad shape so replaced burner, gasket, and motor.... been working great all thru fall and winter ... much quieter than before. just take your time and snap some pictures. should definitely made far easier to swap motors that what you're about to go thru. don't take any chances with the gasket.... its not worth dieing over a ten dollar part.
2008807
This is the replacement circuit board for the Atwood gas and electric hot water heater. Make sure you check your model number to insure compatibility.
1466734
I don't know if it will. I found a drain on my motor block and used a 3/4" male pvc for a test fitting. The block was shallow so I bought a small brass 3/4" nipple and coupling and screwed the block heater in to coupling, coupling to nipple, nipple to block.
1405891
I don't know. It wasn't compatible with my furnace. Not very happy with it. I wouldn't take the chance online with this product.
2055310
I'm not sure if the particular model number you are asking about is compatible because when I purchased mine, I was just going by the brand name and they matched up wire for wire. Works Perfect. No more ten degree swings in temperature. We use our camper year round because it is parked perminately with a 40 foot roof over it and a 40 ft deck attached. We love our home away from home and now that the furnace operates with 4 degree swings verus 14 degree swings, its a lot more comfortable and uses a lot less propane.