Help Me Decipher My Propane Valve
I have a new Wolf Creek 840 with two propane tanks. It has an automatic switching valve that is mounted between the two tanks. I can't tell which tank is in use or when one is empty. Any advice out th...
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Yes, you can leave both valves open. When the primary tanks is empty the indicator will turn red and the secondary tank will kick in at a lower pressure (sufficient to run appliances). This is your clue to switch the position of the lever to the full tank (indicator turns green again) and start looking for a place to fill the first tank.
Hint; Wife will not be happy if your second (full) tank is closed and she has no heat or hot water.
There really is no reason to keep one valve closed...this defeats the purpose of "auto-change over".
Good luck, Bill
Hint; Wife will not be happy if your second (full) tank is closed and she has no heat or hot water.
There really is no reason to keep one valve closed...this defeats the purpose of "auto-change over".
Good luck, Bill
