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- You will typically find that the access door to the propane fill and on/off valve will be one the exterior access doors that does not require a key.
- Make sure the propane is turned off during travel and when fueling.
- See other articles if your having a specific problem with an appliance that you feel invloves the propane.
- Propane and Travel Trailer
- You typically find that the propane tank(s) are located between the tongue jack and front of the travel trailer.
- If the travel trailer is equipped with two propane tanks you will most likely see a silver assembly with a black lever between the tanks, this is the auto changeover. This will automatically pull from a different tank if ones empties.
- When a tank needs to be filled its best to go to a propane filling station as many propane swaps stations will only get you a tank that is 60-70% full and a propane fill station will get you up to 80-85% at less cost.
- Propane and Appliances
- Outdoor grills and cooktops will have a gas line that needs to be connected to the campers gas line and the grill/cooktop. Make sure you turn silver handle located where the gas line connects to the camper gas hookup to allow propane to flow.
- For all other issues check the articles related to the specific appliance.
- LP Detector
- If you feel the you smell gas turn of propane tank immediately and contact us.
- If the LP detector is activated open windows and turn off propane tank immediately and contact us.
- Aerosol sprays can activate the LP detector.
