BackgroundGrade:

That looks like a fridge, there usually isn’t a sail switch in them…

If you’re talking about your furnace, it will be in the airflow path for the outlet air just after or just before the fan.

kinkysavi18:

I fixed it!!!!!! Thank all of yall!!! From the bottom of my heart i domt know what id do without this group!!

kinkysavi18:

So apparently looking in the complete wrong area…which means i cant access my furnace.

OwlStretcher:

Sail is going to monitor your fan speed to trigger propane to your furnace. Find the fan, then trace the wires coming back from it.

Daves-not-hereNJ:

A sail switch confirms Air flow . Not really me on a that fridge . You have a thermocouple that confirms a flame .

Rusnan:

You’ll usually have to disconnect and pull the furnace. Sail switch is where the blower wheel is.

im-notyoursupervisor:

The service access for your furnace is usually the same place where it vents outside. You will need to access it from the outside. DIY furnace repairs on RV’s is doable but difficult, often you have to pull out the furnace to access things like the sail switch.

Source: Sail switch? Any idea where it is?

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