Propane relay stays on and drain batteries?
Hi, I went to a propane shop today to get my furnace repaired. The guy told me that the poor setup relay installed on the propane tank is allways energized as long as there is 12 volt on the RV and th...
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dougrainer wrote:RLS7201 wrote:
If you truly have a CCI propane detector, the solenoid is designed for low pressure and should be down stream from the regulator. If the system fails you can remove the solenoid valve from the system and replace the detector with an alert only detector. Or The detector can be repaired. There is a fellow (Larry) in Olathe Kansas that does CCI repair. You can contact him a ccirepairs@gmail.com Larry does good work and offers good customer service.
Richard
His system the solenoid is on the HI pressure side. Once it goes thru the solenoid the LP then goes into the LP regulator. Doug
Interesting. I wonder who else made a LP detector in 2004 that controlled a solenoid beside CCI? CCI clearly states in their installation instructions to mount the solenoid down stream from the pressure regulator Also, noted on the solenoid is 0.4 PSI max. Could it be that Monaco installed it wrong? As we both know, Monaco did use CCI detectors in that era.
Richard
