This is going to be a really short video, but I had a furnace problem in the RV where the furnace would, the blower would kick in and then it wouldn't ignite the gas. So, after watching a lot of YouTube videos, I figured out what was wrong and I actually fixed it. I'm going to show you what I did and I did do some videos on it, but of course, I had camera failure at the end of the video and didn't catch it actually working. But I did correct the problem and I just want to show you what I did. Some of the RVs have a bigger area for their heater. This is all in this RV. I did have to remove that and you have to put that back in before the heater will actually work. I think it's a safety issue, but let me show you what I did. Okay, what are I going on here? Well, I got up this morning and the heater wouldn't come on. The blower would come on, but then it wouldn't ignite. So, after watching lots of YouTube videos, you know, I think I'm a pro now. So, what some of the videos and I'll put links to those below because they really did help. And so, what happens is the blower starts blowing and it blows out any gases or whatever before it turns igniter on. And then, I guess, gas is introduced. So, there's what's called a cell, sales valve. I don't know if that's S-E-L-L or a cell, S-A-L-E or S-A-I-L. But anyway, if it doesn't get to that, click, click, click, click. No worries, which it wasn't. Then the first thing you want to look at is that it's just a contact. And yes, I have dogs in a cat and I suspected this is the problem. You see all that dog in cat here on this little switch? You can't make contact. I mean, it's really easy, but if it can't make contact, then it's not going to do the little click, click, click and introduce the gas. So, I'm just going to clean that off, which I did. And then I'm going to put it all back together and I'll let you know if that's the problem. I'll blow it out a little bit. Have some candy there. I'll see. Okay, now I'm going to put that back in there. Thank you.