Replacing LP tank in motorhome
My sister and her husband are on a trip from Indiana to Las Vegas in their 1997 Class C. They've not had problems with snow/rain but it has been cold. First night out (Dec. 26) they heard a "pop" and ...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:turbojimmy wrote:gbopp wrote:Scottiemom wrote:
Well, my sister and her husband left the coach there for the "necessary" repair
I would tell the serice center to write on the bill, the repair was MANDATED BY LAW and the statute number/section.
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I'd definitely pursue legal action, or at least threaten it. The deception may not have been intentional, but it resulted in a costly and unnecessary expense.
Fraud!
As to the Service Center NOT Knowing or misinformed....BS!!
They are in the business. They are liable especially when they STATE there is a LAW that 'Requires' replacement of tank.
FRAUD..........knowingly with intent
Doug////
What is the 'emergency BLOW' that can not be replaced??
On the bottom side of the tank. Doug
The safety relief valve is one of the most important and vital valves on any LP Gas container. All propane tanks and cylinders are required by law to be fitted with pressure relief devices designed to relieve excess pressure. The function of a safety relief valve is to keep a propane tank from rupturing in the unlikely event of excessive pressure buildup. Propane tank relief valves are also known as pop off valves, pressure venting valves or relief valves.
