Help With Operating Fridge on Propane
When switching our fridge to propane, I understand that I spark it until the meter moves into the green. However, after that, is it supposed to stay in the green? Our meter moves back to the white...
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I am having kind of the opposite problem running my 1999 Dometic 2332 to work properly on propane. It gets perfectly cold on 120 Volt power. When I switch over to gas, I hold down the one button and repeatedly push the spark button until indicator gets into the green. Instructions on the refrigerator door say to keep holding down the one button for another 10 seconds and then release. This works perfectly fine and with the cover removed I can see a nice blue flame and the indicator will remain in the green indefinitely. However after a day or so the refrigerator has lost its coldness, even though the flame remains nice and blue and the indicator remains in the green area. I have tried cleaning the flu and the burner with a wire brush and gentle compressed air. After cleaning it will often work on propane for a day or two and then starts to get warm again. This pattern of cleaning and then working for a couple of days has happened several times over the last few years. I really want to figure this out but it's got me stumped. If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate hearing them
