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Subject: Re: Propane Systems

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harvey lawrence

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Date Posted: 10/ 11/ 03, 10:27am
In reply to: Ernie Ekberg 's message, "Re: Propane Systems" on 10/ 10/ 03, 5:05pm

there is an automatic propane shut off device in the refer compartment as erinie says. on my 84 the reset button is down in the lower corner of the dinette cove. push it in and you have reset the gas emergency trip.when reset you should have a green pilot light come on.

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Author: Bob Foster [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10/ 13/ 03, 9:21am Thanks to both Ernie and Harvey. That was the problem. I looked at that several times and thought it was just a sensor. I have not cleaned the valve yet but it is on the todo list. Thanks again. Robert Foster, Seattle, Washington. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]