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no propane to stove

Yahoo Message Number: 82404
I just returned from two months in Ireland and the UK and have been unable to light the stove. I checked to see that the cutoff valve outside was open and I have plenty (34th tank) of propane. Both igniters appear to be working properly and I can't smell any propane. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Gene Meryman

2006 Intrigue Ovation II
CC #12005

Re: no propane to stove

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 82405
check to see if your propane leak detector is turned on. Do you have propane to the other systems?

Steve & Jane

1998 Intrigue

#10557

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Re: no propane to stove

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 82434
Quote from: Gene Merryman

> I just returned from two months in Ireland and the UK and have been unable > to light the stove. I checked to see that the cutoff valve outside was > open and I have plenty (34th tank) of propane. Both igniters appear to be > working properly and I can't smell any propane. Any suggestions would be > appreciated.

Gene Meryman

2006 Intrigue Ovation II
CC #12005
Check your propane "sniffer" safety shutoff - mine is located under the refrigerator - simple reset - or turn off completely for 15 seconds and then back on to re-energize the safety shutoff valve located on the tank.

Hope this helps.
Pete

03 Allure 1rst Ave. #3o916

Propane to stove

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 82417
I woke up during the night and remembered that I had not reset the LP Gas Detector to see if that would work. I checked it first thing this morning, it looked O.K., but I reset it anyway. Sure enough, I could hear the gas coming through as soon as I pushed the knobs on the stove. It lit just fine. (Thank you Steve Fortier for suggesting the same thing, you were correct.)

It appears my memory hasn't returned from vacation yet.

Gene Merryman

2006 Intrigue Ovation II