water heater winterizing question
I have a 93 coachman B and there no shower or anything for the hot side but the sink. I am trying to leave for Montana and temps can easily get down in the low 20s at night, should be 40s and 50s dayt...
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Handbasket wrote:
Mine's easiest to light if I light a stove burner for a moment first.
I suspect that's because the propane plumbing from the tank to the stove passes by the water heater (and maybe the furnace) on the way. If that's right, ensuring that the propane plumbing line is full of propane, by lighting the furthest appliance, should make any device "upstream" light more quickly. And, it's very easy to know if the stove has "fired".
But, who am I to know?
Cheers.
