Air in propane line
I have a propane only water heater it is location in the very rear on the TT (32'6"). Every time we go out I have to bleed to air out of the propane lines by lighting the stove located in the middle....
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Checked for water, then turned the electric igniter on. Turned to know to pilot and held town button for several minutes and nothing happens. Turn everything off wait 5minutes and try again, still nothing
I don't understand this comment if I am reading it right. It seems to say you turn your HWH control to a pilot position and push a button down. With a rig as new as yours with an electronic ignition it should be just flip the switch the switch on. There is no manual pilot light which seems to be what you are describing
Getting the furthest appliance to light with the delays you describe sound normal. In order to avoid the issue once you get to camp just leave your propane system pressurizered (whether or not you actually run with refer on or not) by leaving the propane tank valves open which will keep the system pressuized. Everything should light instantly once at camp.
I don't understand this comment if I am reading it right. It seems to say you turn your HWH control to a pilot position and push a button down. With a rig as new as yours with an electronic ignition it should be just flip the switch the switch on. There is no manual pilot light which seems to be what you are describing
Getting the furthest appliance to light with the delays you describe sound normal. In order to avoid the issue once you get to camp just leave your propane system pressurizered (whether or not you actually run with refer on or not) by leaving the propane tank valves open which will keep the system pressuized. Everything should light instantly once at camp.
