GoPackGo wrote:
I had the same problem.
Is your fridge in the slideout ???
If so, then you might have the same situation that I had. The flexible gas line located under the slide got kinked when the slide was 'in', which stopped the flow of gas. The solution was to use some plastic ties to keep the line in place and prevent it from kinking. Once we did that, my fridge worked just dandy.
starcraft69 wrote:GoPackGo wrote:
I had the same problem.
Is your fridge in the slideout ???
If so, then you might have the same situation that I had. The flexible gas line located under the slide got kinked when the slide was 'in', which stopped the flow of gas. The solution was to use some plastic ties to keep the line in place and prevent it from kinking. Once we did that, my fridge worked just dandy.
I will check this in the morning. This just may be it. The burner tube was clean no rust or build up. I will update if I find kink.
starcraft69 wrote:starcraft69 wrote:GoPackGo wrote:
I had the same problem.
Is your fridge in the slideout ???
If so, then you might have the same situation that I had. The flexible gas line located under the slide got kinked when the slide was 'in', which stopped the flow of gas. The solution was to use some plastic ties to keep the line in place and prevent it from kinking. Once we did that, my fridge worked just dandy.
I will check this in the morning. This just may be it. The burner tube was clean no rust or build up. I will update if I find kink.
Update:::::
This is what it was the hose would kink tight and cut off gas supply. I used some zip ties to help realign the hoses as they coil up. Thank you so much GoPackGo !!!!
