Propane Switch: Was Red, Now Green
I have 2 propane tanks on my motorhome and there is a switch in the middle that directs which tank you want to use. I read the manual (really) and it said when one is empty the switch will change fro...
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Well, 82 yesterday on Lake Tawakoni. 52 this morning.
I've seen temp variations like that make the cutover switch go from empty to full and back several times in the past six years of full-timing.
I always take the 'empty tank' off the trailer and get it refilled. Some times it only will take 6.5 or 6.6 gallons in that situation, rather than 6.8 as is normal.
I've never replaced the switch.
When it shows empty, plan to fill it at the first opportunity. And 84 degrees today might make it flip flop again.
I've seen temp variations like that make the cutover switch go from empty to full and back several times in the past six years of full-timing.
I always take the 'empty tank' off the trailer and get it refilled. Some times it only will take 6.5 or 6.6 gallons in that situation, rather than 6.8 as is normal.
I've never replaced the switch.
When it shows empty, plan to fill it at the first opportunity. And 84 degrees today might make it flip flop again.
