Owner`s manual
LP GAS SYSTEM
Any LP gas tank associated with the motorhome should never be lled to more than 80 percent of total
capacity. Filling should always be done only when the motorhome is leveled. If the motorhome is not
level, the tank may be overlled (i.e., more than 80 percent of capacity) and, thus, subject the motor-
home to possible re or explosion from resultant uncontrolled gas ows.
LP TANK FILLING PRACTICES
NOTICE
If a gas leak is noted or suspected, turn “off” the main valve and keep the LP
gas system “off” until that system is inspected by a qualified service techni-
cian as soon as possible. Do not delay in addressing any possible gas leaks
with appropriate service because of the inherent hazards to safety.
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Figure 4-2: LP Gas Regulator
As noted earlier, the LP gas regulator (Figure
4-2) is the “heart” of the LP gas distribution
system. is regulator reduces and controls
the pressure of the gas on the outlet end to
provide a constant supply of gas at a constant
pressure to the gas-operated appliances. e
regulator has a vent to relieve excess pressure
on the inlet side of the regulator, should excess
pressure develop in the gas tank and connect-
ing gas line to that regulator inlet. e vent
would normally release the excess LP gas to
the atmosphere until the over-pressurization
condition is eliminated.
is vent should be regularly checked to assure
that it is not clogged or obstructed. If that vent
is blocked from normal operation, component or system failures may result. If periodic visual inspec-
tion indicates any sign of corrosion or degradation, contact a qualied service technician to repair the
regulator as soon as possible; DO NOT operate the LP gas system with any faulty component in place.
LP GAS REGULATOR