Propane air lock?
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08-02-2009, 15:58
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Propane air lock?
Don brings up good points. Check those.
If all else fails, turn the propane off at the tank. After a minute, turn the propane back on. Try lighting the stove. Be sure the Frig. continues to function.ÃÂ ÃÂ I've added external (outside) propane outlets for BBQs to our propane system. That was an experience before getting everything to work. I do not recall the name of the spring loaded ball/diaphram in the propane line, but it was the problem to making the BBQ outlets work. It would shut down the propane flow and my guess is when energizing the BBQ lines the demand was too great (sensing it was a line blowout) and would shut down the flow of propane. Your system might be doing that.ÃÂ ÃÂ Curt Sprenger On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 8:38 PM, jburgessx2 <"jburgessx2@yahoo.com"> wrote:
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Propane air lock? - jburgessx2 - 08-02-2009, 14:45
Propane air lock? - Curt Sprenger - 08-02-2009, 15:29
Propane air lock? - jburgessx2 - 08-02-2009, 15:38
Propane air lock? - Don Bradner - 08-02-2009, 15:47
Propane air lock? - Curt Sprenger - 08-02-2009 15:58
Propane air lock? - Don Bradner - 08-02-2009, 16:15
Propane air lock? - jburgessx2@... - 08-02-2009, 16:56
Propane air lock? - Wayne Kotila - 08-02-2009, 17:00
Propane air lock? - Don Bradner - 08-02-2009, 17:11
Propane air lock? - Curt Sprenger - 08-02-2009, 17:22
Propane air lock? - Ernie Ekberg - 08-03-2009, 00:40
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