Stop guessing when your RV furnace, water heater, or refrigerator won't light. The Dinosaur QUIK CHEK gives technicians and DIY RVers a fast, reliable way to confirm whether a 12V ignitor board is the source of the problem -- before ordering a replacement part. Small enough for a glove box or tool bag, and powered by any standard cigarette lighter socket, this tester is one of the most practical diagnostic tools you can carry in your rig.
RV appliance ignition failures are frustrating and often misdiagnosed. A no-light condition on a furnace, refrigerator, or water heater can point to the gas supply, the ignitor electrode, the sail switch, or the control board itself. The QUIK CHEK isolates the board from the rest of the circuit so you can confirm whether the board is generating the proper ignition signal -- saving you from replacing expensive components unnecessarily.
The tester works with all 12V ignitor boards that do not rely on an external sense wire. Simply plug the unit into your 12V auxiliary outlet or cigarette lighter socket, connect the included test cable to the board under test, and read the results. No multimeter skills required, no wiring diagrams needed for basic go/no-go testing.
Compact form factor fits in a tool bag, glove box, or service kit. Lightweight enough to carry on every trip.
Draws power directly from a standard cigarette lighter or auxiliary outlet -- no batteries to charge or replace.
Tests boards from Atwood, Hydro-Flame, Coleman, Dometic, Servel, Duo-Therm, Norcold, and Suburban appliances.
Comes with the test cable and instructions needed to connect to common RV ignitor board configurations right out of the box.
The QUIK CHEK is designed for 12 VDC ignitor boards -- the type used in the majority of RV furnaces, absorption refrigerators, and propane water heaters. These boards control the spark sequence, gas valve signal, and flame-sense feedback loop. When the board fails, the appliance typically locks out after one or more ignition attempts with no visible flame.
The QUIK CHEK is equally useful for full-time RVers who self-service their rigs and for mobile RV technicians who service multiple brands. If you work on or live in an RV with propane appliances, this tester pays for itself the first time it keeps you from replacing a good board.