Help with fridge and pilot light

Turn on a stove burner and make sure that works. Presumably, that is near the refer and will help purge any air from that line. The refer doesn't use but a trickle of propane.

Same for the oven pilot - but that's normally a manual operation.

The first time I take my trailer out of storage it takes a good 30 seconds to purge the air out of the lines and light the stove burners. Turn on all the stove burners and let them burn for about 20-30 seconds to purge the air out of the lines. If you can burn all burners at once with a mostly blue flame you don't have a propane delivery problem. Now turn the burners off.

After purging with the stove burners try to light the pilot light on the oven. I use a standard propane log lighter that you can buy almost anywhere. Set the oven on pilot and then hold in the knob while applying flame with the lighter. If the pilot lights then hold the knob for another 15 seconds.

If the pilot won't light when holding the know then you have a problem. If the pilot lights and burns when holding the knob in, but it goes out when you release the knob, you have a thermal couple problem. The thermal couple is the metal rod above the pilot flame. If the flame is not heating the rod the pilot will go out. bend the rod slightly to make sure it is over the pilot flame.

Now try lighting the refrigerator. Turn it on and have someone go listen for the clicking. On my refrigerator it tries three separate times and if it fails to light after three attempts it shuts off and won't try again. If that happens turn the refrigerator off, wait about five seconds and then turn it back on again. It might take a few tries to get it lit. It will probably never light if you don't use the stove burners first.

If the above fails try running the furnace, then the water heater and then go back and try the refrigerator and stove again.

Thank you for the info. Upon further investigations found that there was a piece of flex house that got pinched inside the slide which closed off the gas supply.
Sean

Hopefully it was as simple as pulling the hose away from what was pinching it. Thanks for updating us.