Propane system question/regulator
Problems with propane regulator(s). Bought RV 2 years old. (2013) When one bottle of propane is empty the indicator gauge does NOT flip to red, until both tanks are empty. Then flips to red. Re...
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Try this. :h
Get both tanks filled and hook them up with the valves closed.
Only turn one tank on. Go inside and turn on a stove burner to make sure you got flow. Stove back off.
Go outside and make sure the indicator control is slid or rotated to point to the tank that has the valve open. indicator should turn green.
Now slowly open the other tank and let her rip tader chip.
When the indicator turns red that should mean that the tank is empty that the indicator has been pointing to.
Slide or flip the indicator to the other (full) tank and the sight glass should turn green.
Remove the empty tank and get it refilled and put it back in and slowly open the valve. When the indicator turns red repeat the above procedure.
That procedure should get you down the road for the duration.
Last thing i would do is have an auto switch over valve and only run one tank at a time manually.
Get both tanks filled and hook them up with the valves closed.
Only turn one tank on. Go inside and turn on a stove burner to make sure you got flow. Stove back off.
Go outside and make sure the indicator control is slid or rotated to point to the tank that has the valve open. indicator should turn green.
Now slowly open the other tank and let her rip tader chip.
When the indicator turns red that should mean that the tank is empty that the indicator has been pointing to.
Slide or flip the indicator to the other (full) tank and the sight glass should turn green.
Remove the empty tank and get it refilled and put it back in and slowly open the valve. When the indicator turns red repeat the above procedure.
That procedure should get you down the road for the duration.
Last thing i would do is have an auto switch over valve and only run one tank at a time manually.
