Need help with propane regulator!
I would appreciate anyone with experience working on the propane systems to comment on this issue. I recently found a leak in the top of my regulator so I purchased a new one and replaced it. The v...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:
First off.......
Are both propane cylinders on same side or are they separate....one on each side of rig?
If opposite sides then deal with one on curbside where regulator is until you get it working (Roadside has an addition RED REG that can cause problems also)
With both cylinders valved out...turn black lever on REG towards a cylinder then slowly open that cylinder service valve.
Does the RED/GREEN Indicator on REG turn GREEN?
IF yes....then turn on a stove top burner (High) and light it.
May take a little bit due to having to establish propane flow
IF RED/GREEN Indicator does NOT turn GREEN........opened cylinder valve to FAST and tripped 'excess flow' inside the big green ACME nut
OR the ACME nut/pigtail hose is bad and needs replaced.
FYI.....that reg (253H) is a very high capacity flow (350,000btu/flow rating)
The 253 would have been a better match (225,000btu/flow rating)
Didn't your Cooper Canyon come with 30# propane cylinders?
One cylinder on each side and I have been trying to get curbside working.
What is this additional red reg you are referring to? Built in to pigtail?
It does turn green but can't get stove to light. :(
I only picked up 253H because the other one they had there was just like the one that failed on me and yes I believe they are 30 not 20 as I had stated. Thx again.
