Propane Issues in Cold weather
Having problems with our heater when temperature is below 30 degrees F. We noted little or no gas flow on our water heater and stove as well at the same time. When the coach and ambient temperature wa...
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Try this trick during the day when it is above 30ish. Turn off the valve from the propane tank and light a burner to reduce the gas pressure in the lines down to the point where the flame is flickering. Turn off the burner. Open the valve SLOWLY for a quarter turn and wait a couple of seconds. Continue to open it SLOWLY until it is fully open. Then leave it open regardless of temperatures.
Trick #2 (and some may caution against this because they won't read the word "lightly"). With the valve fully open LIGHTLY tap the regulator with something LIGHT like the handle of a screwdriver. Don't bam or wham it. Tap it gently two or three times and see if that helps.
Trick #2 (and some may caution against this because they won't read the word "lightly"). With the valve fully open LIGHTLY tap the regulator with something LIGHT like the handle of a screwdriver. Don't bam or wham it. Tap it gently two or three times and see if that helps.
