poppin_fresh wrote:
When purging the gas lines it can take several seconds for the air to be purged and gas to arrive at the burners. The fridge will try a couple times to light, but of there is a lot of air in the lines it might fault out before lighting. I try and make sure I can light the cook top before asking the fridge to run on gas.
This is exactly what was going on. The fridge light was red so I knew something was wrong. I let the stove run for a about another minute and finally smelled gas. Lit up just fine. Then I turned the fridge back on and now it has a green light.
I think I am good now!
Also, the truck has been running on it for an hour or so on it (maybe more) and according to the wall monitor the battery is almost already fully charged. Will it last the night with the fridge running or should I go ahead and run to walmart and get an outlet adapter?
Thanks
