Very slow propane leak: how to find it?
Here is the problem: even with all appliances off, but the propane tank turned on, I am losing a quarter of a gallon of propane in a 24 hr. period. (I have weighed the tank -- it lost a pound a day,...
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Soapy water over EVERY INCH of your propane lines.
If you cant find any leaks then you might have to plug the gas lines to stove, Water Heater, furnace(s), absorption fridge and such then pressure test the lines. If they are gas tight then it must be one of the appliances.
Don't forget the pressure regulator, they can sometimes leak as well as any rubber gas lines, e.g. lines from regulator to tanks and rubber gas hoses if you have a gas appliance in a slide.
Not fun but the only way your going to track down a leak.
If you cant find any leaks then you might have to plug the gas lines to stove, Water Heater, furnace(s), absorption fridge and such then pressure test the lines. If they are gas tight then it must be one of the appliances.
Don't forget the pressure regulator, they can sometimes leak as well as any rubber gas lines, e.g. lines from regulator to tanks and rubber gas hoses if you have a gas appliance in a slide.
Not fun but the only way your going to track down a leak.
