Propane bleed valve
Our bleed valve in our Moho is not working. We have replaced it twice and there isn't any difference. When we unscrew the valve to replace, no propane released. Interesting. So my question is, when...
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mowermech wrote:olfarmer wrote:
You should take it to an authorized LP service facility and have it checked. Don't mess around with LP gas, it is just too dangerous if the equipment is malfunctioning. I would not remove the bleed valve if there is LP in the tank, if the restriction would break loose it will shoot very cold, very flammable liquid out under high pressure!
EXACTLY! I would never, EVER take anything propane related to an RV dealer! They are probably clueless for anything other than filling the tank or performing a system leak check.
If there is a problem of any kind with the tank or cylinder, get it fixed!
Maybe in your State. In Texas, the law requires that ANYONE working on Natural/LP gas systems/appliances take and pass courses in safe operation and maintenance. FILLING tanks is a seperate license. The fines for having NON licensed people working on a LP RV system are steep. So, your Texas RV dealer will have the appropriate licensed people to work on your RV LP system. Doug
PS. In Texas, you cannot even install a Clothes dryer/Gas Oven/Range/Water heater without being licensed by the Texas Railroad Commission.
