Furnace I have a coleman furnace. They were bought out by another company. I found out my furnace is on recall. Then I found out that another company bought them out. I have contacted the other company about the recall but I don't get a response. Where do I go now?

Sold out on every site I searched using https://www.google.com

Sold out on eBay, Amazon, etc.

Suggest finding an alternative product - read the following review.

http://www.mosquitoworld.net/mosquito-control/trap-reviews/

A 2002 fire hazard recall ended the sale of this model.

https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2002/CPSC-The-Coleman-Company-Announce-Recall-of-Mosquito-Traps/

CPSC The Coleman Company Announce Recall of Mosquito Traps

http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2012/Fire-Concerns-Prompt-York-International-to-Reannounce-Recall-of-Gas-Furnaces-for-Manufactured-Homes/

Suspect that the igniter is causing the clicking (or could be a relay). Suggest having the furnace serviced. There is also a major recall for some models of the Coleman Evcon furnaces.

Heat exchanger could well be split causing it to blow out pilot

check the gas valve and circuit board for poor connections. Have gas company check gas pressure under load.

hi the gas goes along aburner tube then comes out of the burner then it hits a baffle in side the heat exchanger as long as there is not sooting the flame will look yellow , i would say the best thing would be to contact the makers of the furnace direct they should have a technical department , they might be able to offer more help or have there own people to look at the heater most of these companys have a warrenty on there heaters

Your heater is listed under a safety/inspection recall notice, these units have been found to overheat in certain circumstances, which can lead to a failure of the heat exchanger and the furnace. Might be the cause of your problems: http://www.dgatprogram.com/ They should do a free inspection, Good luck

The bottom panel should either pop out of lift up. They can get a little stuck so you may need to use a screwdriver or similar tool. As long we''re talking about these units, see this link:

http://www.recall-warnings.com/cpsc-content-01-01523.html

Safety first!

I just bought a houseboat with the same furnace in it.  I will check it this weekend and provide you with the wiring directions should you still need them.