New RV Gas Stove Installation - 21" Furrion 2 in1 Oven Range replacing Old Atwood Wedgewood Vision

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Disclaimer: Working with LP Gas is very dangerous and should be performed by a qualified technician. Make sure the gas is off and purged from the lines. This article/video is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as instructional. I’m not a qualified LP Gas Technician. If you decide to do the same mod I’ve done here, research and beware of the risks. Have it checked out by a professional. I accept no liability. You have been warned!
In this video, I swap out our 12-year-old Atwood RV stove/oven for a brand-new Furrion stove. New features will include oven light, knob lighting, oven remote lighting via sparked, and windowed oven door.
Installation was relatively straightforward, with only one LP gas connection and 2 wires for the 12V power. The new stove slide right in place of the old one. Physical dimensions were virtually identical.
Due to the different gas connection locations, I had to cut and flare the 3/8ths copper pipe and run new wires for the 12V hookup. But both tasks went smoothly. Finally, I leak-checked the new stive using a gas sniffer, bubble fluid, and a manometer.
Stay tuned. In about a month or two from now, I'll be back with my full review, letting you know how the stove performed compared to the old one. Any likes and dislikes.
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@LoveYourRV Год назад

*Furrion Website* furrion.com/products/21-rv-3-burner-gas-oven-range-with-die-cast-grates *Lippert* - store.lci1.com/furrion-21in-two-in-one-range-oven-21-in-2-in-1-range-oven Amazon - amzn.to/3Xi2cnY

@joecool509 Год назад

trick is you can open the open door about 30deg and see the sparker and pilot light in the reflection of the glass. save your back/knees

@poundsonwood Год назад

I used to do that too. Now I just use the camera view on my cell phone. Either way is easier than hands and knees.

@MichelPoirier-Mipo Год назад

Tip to light the oven. Use the inside glass of the door as a mirror, when lighted the pilot flame will reflect in the glass. Learned that form comments in one FB RV group.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks for the tip, someone else mentioned that too.

@kenc2257 Год назад

Looks like a well-made unit. The install went really smoothly.

@danemmerich6775 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for that Video . Looks like you are one of the few that performs proper maintenance.

@ouramericanexpedition Год назад

Always enjoy your DIY videos. Your step-by-step instructions and attention to detail are very helpful. Safe travels.

@sumnerkinney2166 Год назад

Ray, you make it look so easy!

@milom.2057 Год назад

Nice upgrade, great video. Thanks Ray.

@jayt838 Год назад

Another great Mod Ray ! I love that you continue to make up grades and mods to your rig even while out of country on your winter vacations . I copied your electric spark mod on that old stove of yours. I guess I've been watching for a while Eh !

@BTimmer Год назад

We have that same oven in our 2019 Primetime and it's served us well. Thanks for the install video. We really like the twist igniter.

@jameshodgins1937 Год назад

I really like the light and sparker. Lighting the oven with bad knees is tough. Thanks for the video.

@dirtroadsailing6418 Год назад

Looks like a nice oven/stove combo. I think you did well partnering with Lippert, they seem to have some really nice products. I became an amateur expert on copper in the early 70's helping my dad fix all the copper water lines in his first camper after he let it sit all winter without winterizing it.

@nortonnewmann3711 Год назад

Awesome Ray! I like the "let me know if I did anything wrong" ... LOL! Your installs and mods are top notch... manufacturers should hire you to write their manuals. I have learned SO much over the years watching your clear and concise videos. No shortcuts... just quality content!! Thank you!

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks 👍

@craigmckenzie8028 Год назад

Great video. Looks like a very nice upgrade. The lights on the knobs and inside the oven are really good upgrade. Best upgrade is the sparker in the oven. That was always a pain to do. Enjoy your new stove

@oldcarnocar Год назад

neat new stove ray!

@jimplilweed6488 Год назад

I attended an RV show yesterday. Almost every new 5th wheel and large trailer had this Furrion stove model installed as standard equipment. (I had fun turning the lights on and off to other attendees 😉)

@mrc1539 Год назад

Nice install Ray, it looks great. I’m not a full timer but when I’m out and about I do love my stove and oven. Think I will trade in my BBQ lighter for an installed lighter after watching how good yours worked. I just bought a really nice range for one of my rentals and it was quite a bit cheaper than yours , it’s amazing how anything with RV on it seems to double the price. Take Care and keep enjoying life 😉 !

@sailorjohnboy2325 Год назад

I replaced my range with a convection microwave and a gas cooktop. I had a circuit left over from replacing 6 gallon water heater with a Suburban Nautilus instant water heater. Hope your new range works well for you.

@bigronshobbies8209 Год назад

Looks great and nice install.

@Markmoyajr Год назад

Thanks for the videos! I have the same 5th wheel, and the videos have been very helpful.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Great to hear!

@DRIFTIN. Год назад

We have the same one in our 2021 Hideout, I got an external thermometer for the oven, temps are not even close to what is on the dial. I also find it work better if you turn the oven all the way up and then back to the temp you want to use.

@jimmymccandless3938 Год назад

I use the thickness of a dime for the length of copper pipe above the flaring block make good flares.

@bossman1974 Год назад

I like the glass door 👍

@risbill1 Год назад

Well done. Looks good too. I have thought about doing this but the price tag is just too high for our old camper. Will probably just wait a year and get a new travel trailer.

@KJRitch Год назад

We have in our motorhome a Furrion cooktop with three inline burners. Trouble is you can’t use all the burners at the same time because there is not enough space for three pots. Luckily we don’t have to use three pots most of the time. Another issue with our cooktop are the rubber bushings the two pins on each of the three grates push into wear out fast. At first Furrion sent us replacements free but now they sell them. They are about $4 or higher each. Went to Ace Hardware and found some rubber grommets that are less than 50 cents. I prefer your design of cooktop with the three burners in a triangular shape. Wish Tiffin had gone with that design. We don’t have a propane oven just a convection microwave. We have a 8kw generator for using it when dry camping. Most of the time during the summer in dry campgrounds we use the grill outside and rarely use the generator. We’ve recently purchased a couple of induction cooktops. When in campsites with electric we use those to save on propane. I’ll have to try one with my lithiums to see how much power it draws. Boils water much faster.

@MrRegzxzx Год назад

Hi Ray, another great vid :-) Just a few comments from the newly retired Acadian on my first snowbird road trip and now boondocking at Gunsight wash.. The flair tool that you use is a one sided tool.. meaning the you should make the flair on the side where there is the biggest flair form. Compare one side to the other carefully and you'll see it. also I have similar stove, just diff model that is shorter and with the blue lights but not the red.. just letting you know that on my travel list I use a special blankie for the pizza stone.. just wrap the stone before departure, and when you go to use the stove next time, you'll see it while opening the door to look at the pilot. just my 2 cents.. hehe keep the great work and enjoy your "travelings" 😀👍

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks for the tip, it was labeled as a double flare tool for brake lines but can do single flares I understand.

@leemiller4375 Год назад

I installed one of those about 2 years ago in our coach. On the gas line I did it the lazy way and took the nipple off the old regulator and put it on the new one so I didn't have to cut the gas line. Wife loves the lights.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Good idea. :)

@jessesmith6761 11 месяцев назад

This helped so much. Thank you.

@LoveYourRV 11 месяцев назад

Glad it helped!

@tinyhome306 Год назад

Thanks for the great video. I really think the control knobs lights glowing red when the burners are lit is a great safety feature. One suggestion you may want to make when providing your review to Lippert, is to have smooth burner caps which would make it easier to clean up any spills on the caps. If you spill something on the present burner caps, you have to clean around each of the F U R R I O N letters and it may be more difficult to clean if the spill has “baked on” the caps when they were being used.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks I'll make a note of that.

@garryhammond3117 Год назад

Nice new and modern stove! - I have a similar 10 yr old Suburban without all the fancy lights. - Same oven pilot lighting issues... - It has the same glass top, and I rather like it from a counter space point of view, and It also shields heat away from the RV wall. - My RV kitchen counter is almost exactly like yours. - I use a similar (square) pizza stone that works quite well. - You might be able to just move your stone down to the bottom level of the oven when in transit - I don't think it will hit the glass from there. - Cheers!

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Yes, I looked at that, should be able to just lay it in the very bottom. :)

@poundsonwood Год назад

Good video. Nice to see what is involved in pulling the old one, although I don't expect I'll be upgrading. I"m sure I would have just coiled up the extra copper line behind the stove, rather than cutting it. Looks like there is plenty of space for a coil of tubing. I added a spark igniter to the oven pilot a long time ago.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Seems like very stiff copper. Hard to coil up I'd think without a proper pipe bender to avoid kinking the line so decided not to risk it. :)

@rvfuntimes6144 Год назад

Lets make some biscuits I'm hungry. Nice job Ray.

@douglasolsen1208 Год назад

We put a towel under the glass top on ours when we travel. So far, so good!

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks for the tip. My glass top lasted about a week, didn't like it so I removed it. To inconvenient for us after so many years of not having one in the way. :)

@douglasolsen1208 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV I can see that. The only real advantage I can see to having it is as a backsplash. Even at that, the old stainless steel folding tops would be better. The stainless would survive an impact better, too, and no need for a towel on moving day. Not sure what the deal is with glass stove tops. Some designer’s idea, perhaps?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I think like a lot of things in RVs its all about sales lot bling for purchasers to look and go Ohhh! a glass stove top cover and not practical stuff. :)

@Stefoshark Год назад

good job friend

@MyPettawayLife Год назад

Ray nice install… just wrap the pizza stone in a thick bath towel’ it will be safe to ride in oven on travel days

@kellyn7280 Год назад

Nice stove, it gets the Lois stamp of approval. As for me, well..... I'd have to sample the shortbread cookies that were baked in the oven to give it a 100%. Lol. Yep thinking with my stomach again.

@carolynmesser7199 Год назад

Great job thx

@MacRides1 Год назад

wow how often does something slide in that clean with no modifications? looks great - nice install Ray!

@weschilton Год назад

That's a nice upgrade. You could always try adding a metal clip to the front of the pizza stone attached to the tray below to keep it from moving around, instead of the hassle of removing it every time. Kudos on the triple safety gas leak checks!

@chachi5975 Год назад

I found a square one and wired down the corners with baleing wire to keep it from moving around.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I'm also thinking I could drill a hole through the stone with masonry bit then run a bolt through that and the stove shelf to keep it in place. Cheers, Ray

@chachi5975 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV careful, they are pretty fragile sometimes. The first one I got was broken during shipping.

@seawolff33 Год назад

Helpful video thanks. A year or so ago we were at an RV park and a couple was parked next to us with their brand new TT. first time out. About dusk time I saw them both jump out of the trailer. I walked outside to see if I could help. What happened? They were cooking on the stove top with the glass cover in place. Needless to say they jumped out of the TT because the glass top had exploded inside.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Oh wow! that must of freaked them out.

@UnitedWeStand2020 Год назад

Nice new stove. Even your old stove is nice compared to mine. My stove is 30 years old, still works but it shows the years of use. How do you measure these for a replacement? You only said yours is 21 inch. Mine is 21 and a half wide X 20 deep X 22 tall. Would love to have your old stove if it would fit, but I'm in Texas and I'm sure you're not. Love your videos. You explain everything really good to help others tackle projects they may otherwise might not do. 👍👍 Cheers!!

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks. :) Stoves seem to come in either 21" or 17". Must be sort of an RV standard. Here is the listed dimensions of the new Furrion stove 21.5 x 21.6 x 20” (546.1 x 549.3 x 508mm) I'm in southern AZ, took the old one to the landfill metal recycle today. All the best, Ray

@herb7877 Год назад

Nicely done. Our new range / oven has a striker as well. A camper I had clear back in the late 70's had one as well; but for some reason none of the ones since have ? Never really cared for lighting the oven with a lighter while on my hands & knees and head in the oven. If you just partially open the oven door and hold it to get the reflection just right you can remain standing & see the sparker light the pilot and see the flame. No need to get on your knees anymore. Did you use any Teflon tape at the connection where you had a bubble leak? Yes; the glass tops will break if you set them down if the burner grates are hot as well.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

The threads on a flare connection are different so you don't use Teflon tape. I read the tape may actually interfere with flare fitting seal compressing properly.

@herb7877 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV you are correct . I lost my mind and thought this was not the flared connection but a treaded one.

@jeffslater3708 Год назад

Great review Rey. Idk but the pizza stone stays put good w/some bungie cords while traveling. Plus or bonus!, the added flavor of cooking them (bungie cords) with you 're roast lamb is to die for! You'll may find it annoying that the "fold away" glass top, frankly sucks, gets in the way, is cumbersome and limiting . My 2c. Rey follow you like a hawk and love your content. kutgw!

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks. :)

@chachi5975 Год назад

Baleing wire won't melt 😁. I used that and it stays put.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Good idea. I'm also thinking I could drill a hole through the stone with masonry bit then run a bolt through that and the stove shelf to keep it in place. Cheers, Ray

@jameshamm7911 Год назад

Nice!

@TheBuddyandlilly Год назад

Loved the show Ray ❤ What is the blue screen under your fuse box?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Its a little power monitor I wired in to show me the RV power input voltage and amperage. Here is the mod www.loveyourrv.com/input-rv-ac-power-meter-install-mod-displays-total-ac-amperage-draw/ I have a blue one now as I did a goof up one day when doing something else and accidentally destroyed the first one. ;)

@toddramsay977 Год назад

You should cut the gas line way back and put on a flexible gas line on it. It would be easier to hook to the stove then. Thanks for sharing.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

It actually wasn't very hard to hook up. Had just enough room for a wrench, so I don't see any reason to introduce another connection point into the line. Cheers, Ray

@CC-fx4nn Год назад

Nice upgrade. This is an upgrade I have considered for my own trailer, but have yet to do. I like the fact that you now have an oven door with a glass front so you can look in the oven without having to open the door and the oven sparker is a nice touch. One item I am curious about is when the range top is flush with the counter top, how large of a pot or pan can you put over the rear burners? On my current range (which is old enough that the range top is not flush with the counter top) I use the rear burner when frying as it gets the pan under the range hood so the grease and smoke mostly go outside. If I use the front burner for frying, that burner is really not under the range hood and most of the smoke stays inside the RV. I suspect that if my stove were flush with the counter top, I would not be able to use a frying pan on the rear burner. I would be interested to hear your experiences as you use your new stove. Also, will the oven actually come up to a high temprature and hold it? My current oven leaves a lot to be desired with dealing with high (say 450 degrees) tempratures.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Looks like about an 8" pan would be the max if centered on a rear burner. As for the fan I'm lucky and have a roof vent almost above the stove. It has a large vent fan install in it and when set to high can draw out a ton of air, so I use that versus the little range hood affair. I haven't tested the oven at 400F+ yet but did a great pork roast last nigh set at 375F. www.loveyourrv.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/pork-roast.jpg Cheers, Ray

@CC-fx4nn Год назад

Yeah, those range hoods are nothing more then a fart fan installed in a hood. They don't move much air. Best of luck with your new range!@@LoveYourRV

@jerryhoxsey6467 Год назад

I have a Suburban stove in our Winnebago and followed your lead to put in an electronic sparker in place of the old noisy snap starter. My wife loves it!! Thank you for the video on that change. Our stove is a 3 burner with oven. I actually put in a sparker with 4 leads. Question: have you possible researched using a addition of an oven sparker? All I think I will need is the sparker probe to attached to the pilot assembly. Thanks in advance.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I looked at doing that and had seen the mod online in some RV forums but was a little concerned about a sparker in the oven in case of gas build up on there from a leak. But now I see the manufactures doing it so guess my fear was unfounded.

@jerryhoxsey6467 Год назад

My same fear. But as you say, now manufactures are doing it. I can see the reflection of the pilot in the bottom of the oven, so with the door open when lighting I can monitor the flame. Was there anything in the manual of your new stove calling to ONLY use the oven sparker with the door open?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Yes, they have a warning, here is the paragraph: Lighting the Oven NOTE: Before the oven burner will operate, the oven pilot must be lit. Before lighting, check and make sure all the control knobs are in the OFF position. Make sure the main gas tank valve is opened. 1. Pull the oven handle to open the door. If you smell gas STOP! Refer to the installation section and follow the instructions as listed for the appliance. (Fig. 18)

@jerryhoxsey6467 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV Yup. I suspected so. Thanks Ray!!!

@bc65925 Год назад

Now you are back to the loud click of the lighter instead of the nice battery one like I installed after you showed yours.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

$12.89 will remedy that. :)

@robertburgess6100 Год назад

Nice Stove Ray. We've been looking at those have you seen any of the posts about the light shorting out and Ketchikan on fire.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

No, you mean the oven light? Seems weird that would catch fire being glass and metal. And if shorted and properly fuse it should just blow the fuse. Do you have a link to one of these posts? Thanks, Ray

@robertburgess6100 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV The knobs from what I have read.

@robertburgess6100 Год назад

I will try to find a link. They were all on the Montana site.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Wow, even weirder to me as the knob lights are low amperage LED and nothing really to burn there if properly fused i.ebayimg.com/images/g/1SwAAOSwg39io0yk/s-l1600.jpg

@CenterInYou Год назад

Great video! We are looking at this oven for a small loft build we are doing. Where the oven will installed on the other side is a barstool sitting area so I was wondering if it would look silly / noticeable if we removed the glass cover?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thanks, I got rid of the glass lid and think it looks fine. See my second video with my review of the stove. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_eFyj0yHdlY.html Cheers, Ray

@CenterInYou Год назад

@@LoveYourRV Perfect. Thanks!!

@CenterInYou Год назад

@@LoveYourRV any long terms review of it?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Nothing much has changed from the original review. Oven is about 50F cooler than the knob markings. Once you know that it cooks fine.

@bertkelly7650 Год назад

Nice stove/ oven! How far out did you set the tubing for the flair? I heard an 1/8th of an inch. Is that what you ended up with?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I'd say it was somewhere between 1/8 and a 1/4 inch but guess is will depend on the tool. The one I got also does double flares for brake lines so I don't know maybe that makes a difference when doing single flares. Anyway seems to have worked no leaks so far! :)

@RossTheGenMan Год назад

looks like a much better unit!. It looked like the gas line was coming up on kind of an angle from the bottom. You may have been able push and bend it down so it reached the new connection without cutting it?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Thought about that, but I was concerned about kinking the line. The copper is pretty stiff and hard to properly bend without a pipe bender tool, and not a great amount of space to use one.

@1man1woman65 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV I was thinking the same thing about not cutting the line. But either way Ray always does an excellent job with all his modifications and explaining things to his viewers.

@robh063 Год назад

When you do your review, will you do a temperature check at all of the available settings? Our Furrion is way off in our 2021 Grand Design. 350 is really 325, 375 is 350, 400 is 375 and although our knob allows us to go up to 475 degrees, the hottest our oven will get is 400 degrees.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Yes, will do. I wonder if there is a calibration adjustment, will have a look.

@robh063 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV Thanks Ray. I'm looking forward to the review.

@diverm2371 Год назад

I already have this oven. Top burners are nice but very small oven. Wish it was a hot air fryer with a rotisserie down there. Your next upgrade?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I haven't seen much bigger RV ovens. Our other one was about the same size. I carry a little wood pellet grill. www.loveyourrv.com/country-smokers-traveler-portable-electric-wood-pellet-grill/ Does a great job for slow cooking meats. So, no need for rotisserie.

@coreybabcock2023 Год назад

at 9:10 I have that very same 1/2 drive ratchet a friend gave it to me

@LoveYourRV Год назад

It's from a Sears Craftsmen set set I bought at least 35 years ago maybe longer when Sears was still a thing and made great hand tools. Its fixed a lot of stuff. :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pknhtQRD4j0.html

@DRIFTIN. Год назад

Maybe just me, but I would have used the fitting from the old one that hooked to the regulator and hooked it the same way. Not a good place on the new one for propane hook up.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Maybe there is some sort of engineering design reason they went with this arrangement versus the old stove which had the copper line come way into the stove top. or maybe just makes it easier for the manufactures at installation time. Not sure...

@RVCurious Год назад

I am struggling to get the cover off so that I can temporarily remove the stove (I need to get behind it). We’re you able to get the cover off after it clipped in place?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Yes, I lifted at the back first as that is were it clips in place. Then pulled towards the back to release the front.

@sloweb1 Год назад

Curious. Why do RV's seem to not have shutoff valves and flex connectors tat each appliance like, houses have?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Maybe its all the vibration RV takes or the manufactures are just cheap. :)

@sloweb1 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV I am guessing it is the cheapness. The flex connectors would be much better than hard connections for the vibrations. And valves and flex would make install and service a lot faster/easier.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I'd guess also too simplify the production line if all the rigs just use 3/8 copper line and flare connections, makes assembly and repairs easy plus less connections to maintain or be a source of leaks. Its done pretty good 12 years now and the trailer has seen over 80,000 miles and a ton of rough roads haven't had any big issues with the propane lines.

@darrellallen1601 Год назад

I wouldn't have cut the gas line I would have swapped the fitting on the gas valve. Just my thoughts.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

@jon.landry47 Год назад

12 volt fridge next?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Not likely unless this gas/electric one packs it in, then I may consider one. We do a lot of off-grid camping, so nice to have the gas fridge to save on power usage. I already have a Starlink dish that draws quite a bit, and I carry a portable 50L 12V fridge/freezer if needed for grocery runs and overflow. I have tons of solar power if it's summer, but in the winter, when I do most of my off-gird camping, the sun hours are very short, so I think adding a 12V fridge would mean more generator run time. I also like to camp in the fall and spring shoulder seasons in BC under the trees/clouds where solar power is very difficult to gather. My gas fridge actually works pretty well, ice cream stays nice and hard, and the fridge stays properly cool. Cheers, Ray

@timalmich1964 Год назад

I thought they were outlawing gas stoves?

@LoveYourRV Год назад

I thought I read a headline about that, but maybe its was clickbait. Sounds like a tall order to implement. The RV manufactures seem to be going that way, makes their built easier if they can get rid of the gas system. Cheers, Ray

@stevenhunt66 Год назад

We are very interested in this new stove until we read all the reviews on Amazon about it. Just wish the reviews were better.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

What are the main complaints? So far only a day in it works about the same as the old one. Cooked a pork roast last night in the oven, picked 375F and came out nice.

@stevenhunt66 Год назад

@@LoveYourRV The size of the oven not being as big as their previous Atwood unit, cookie sheets that fit the Atwood don't fit this Furrion. The other complaint is with the heating of the oven is very weak compared to the Atwoods. A couple others were about broken parts and no availability to get replacement parts, but this was back in 2021 so the pandemic may have impacted those.

@LoveYourRV Год назад

Didn't measure but seems the Furrion oven is a bit wider but less deep than the Atwood I had.