76 Wilderness Trav'ler Range/Oven Help
Hello All! I am new to the forum and to living on wheels. I just began the journey of living in a tiny home and every day is a learning opportunity. My tiny house is built on the frame of a 1976 ...
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If you have a standing pilot flame, there is a good chance that it needs to be lit to operate. Is there a thermocouple present at the pilot flame orifice? Does the range have an interior gas valve with a selectable "pilot", "on", and "off" position?
The other thing about these vintage propane appliances is that some may not operate with newer, conventional two-stage regulators. The pressure will be too low. Have you recently replaced the regulator at the cylinder?
Rather than listing a bunch of repair steps and workarounds without seeing the appliance, I'd suggest to take the trailer to an appliance shop and have them diagnose the issues.
The other thing about these vintage propane appliances is that some may not operate with newer, conventional two-stage regulators. The pressure will be too low. Have you recently replaced the regulator at the cylinder?
Rather than listing a bunch of repair steps and workarounds without seeing the appliance, I'd suggest to take the trailer to an appliance shop and have them diagnose the issues.
