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Hey there Gang,
OK, I'm new to the gas fireplace thing............So, I am trying to light it, and it's not working. I checked my gas/propane tank , and I have about 75%. I am not hearing gas come in. PLEASE help!!! Thanks, Roo |
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On Oct 22, 7:11 pm, wrote:
Hey there Gang, OK, I'm new to the gas fireplace thing............So, I am trying to light it, and it's not working. I checked my gas/propane tank , and I have about 75%. I am not hearing gas come in. PLEASE help!!! Thanks, Roo Are all the appropriate valves open? Is your gas regulator (if any) set properly? HTH Joe |
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oups.com... Hey there Gang, OK, I'm new to the gas fireplace thing............So, I am trying to light it, and it's not working. I checked my gas/propane tank , and I have about 75%. I am not hearing gas come in. PLEASE help!!! Thanks, Roo This may be totally irrelevant, but I have a small portable gas grill that's normally used with the little tanks you take camping. I bought a hose to adapt the grill to a big propane tank. The hose had a tag attached which said to open the valve on the propane tank, but leave the grill's control OFF for 5 minutes, or some sort of safety device would block the flow of gas. Naturally, I didn't read the tag the first time, and as expected, the thing wouldn't light and there was much cursing. Any tags you haven't read, maybe? |
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