Propane question
Dear Forum, I posted about this problem last month, but I have a little more information now, so I thought I'd ask my question again. I have a class C Coachman Freelander 21Q B, new in May 2016. I'm ...
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j-d wrote:JaxDad wrote:
Again, this is clearly NOT the issue here.
The OP previously said;
"...when I tried to light the stove top burners, they would not light either....
Most likely true! I wanted to confirm that the Low Battery thing can happen, and probably not all that uncommon. Another could be the Sail Switch was sticking.
I've read of cases where a Fiver wouldn't keep a Generator running because the LPG flow was chilling the tank to where no more vapor was available.
We're still off base.
Even if the battery was low it couldn't prevent the stove top burners from lighting.
LPG doesn't 'chill' anything, if it's warmer than -42 deg. F. propane is boiling, THAT creates vapour.
The simplest solution in a situation like this is a magnetic engine heater.
Stick it to the side of the tank, plug it in and presto, tank warms, gas warms, camper warms.
