Installing the Atwood furnace in my 2007 Eagle FWC. Seems it was partially setup for the location next to stove (found the wiring after I removed a cupboard. Plumbing it wasn't bad - I replaced the T-connector under the stove with a 4-way connector.
The furnace I got has no access door. That's fine by me - I will just drill a hole for the exhaust vent. What should I use for sealing the vent hole? Since it will get hot caulking won't work. I'm not sure I could find and use a rubber seal either. Ideas? And should the vent tube have the bend go down to prevent the condensation water to return into the furnace?
The other issue is the furnace vent - it didn't come with one, I can't find one to purchase. I will be venting out of the front of the furnace - 5" vent hole. It came with two connectors for the 4" side vent holes. The furnace must use either 2 4" vents or just the one 5" vent hole at the front. What can I use for the 5" vent hole - I don't want to just have a tube sticking out?
Thanx