Stove won’t light

[edwardsm1]

Got to camp stove won’t light no gas coming out bottles full. Turned on frig to gas and it lit try stove again and now works. What on up? Suggest to what doing wrong/right tried to light stove later no gas, made water heater kick on gas and stove lit. Do I have to go through this every time I want to use stove

[wiredgeorge]

Gas lines need to have the air purged and the line to the stove obviously had a bit of air in it. Moving the gas through to the water heater cleared the line. Nothing unusual or to be worried about.

[notanlines]

Mark, I believe George is correct. Let things run for awhile, start the stove and oven 2 or 3 times (turning off when you are confident it will stay lit) check to be sure water heater is also operating properly and you should be set.

[ChuckS]

It May be that the safety valves on the propane tanks have tripped and aren’t allowing gas volume to flow..

If you haven’t all ready done this then..
Turn off both tanks
Remove QD gas line fitting from each tank
Reinstall
SLOWLY open one tank with regulator selector valve manually positioned to that tank and then turn stove burner on to purge air and try and light

The fridge would run because the volume of LP required is much less than stove, water heater or furnace

[edwardsm1]

Thanks for all suggestions calling Camping World tech support and they suggested that regulator bad and need to replace. Did that now all works as supposed to. Warranty item will try to get reimbursed, ha ha from Gander RV. Thanks for help and suggestions

[sourdough]

Originally Posted by edwardsm1

Thanks for all suggestions calling Camping World tech support and they suggested that regulator bad and need to replace. Did that now all works as supposed to. Warranty item will try to get reimbursed, ha ha from Gander RV. Thanks for help and suggestions

Gander RV (Camping World) has been extremely helpful to me getting things approved, parts sent and reimbursed. Since you worked with them talk to them about filing a warranty claim for you....did you get the regulator from them? If not call Keystone Customer Service.

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by sourdough

Gander RV (Camping World) has been extremely helpful to me getting things approved, parts sent and reimbursed. Since you worked with them talk to them about filing a warranty claim for you....did you get the regulator from them? If not call Keystone Customer Service.

Danny, Camping World is likely "extremely helpful" with you because they have heard about you and are SCARED...



I think one Camping World isn't the same as the next since each has a local management that sets the style for customer support. Also, I believe they are Keystone RVs largest outlet.

[sourdough]

Originally Posted by wiredgeorge

Danny, Camping World is likely "extremely helpful" with you because they have heard about you and are SCARED...



I think one Camping World isn't the same as the next since each has a local management that sets the style for customer support. Also, I believe they are Keystone RVs largest outlet.

CW outlets are definitely run independently at the location. The super thing, IMO, is they all funnel to a higher management structure. The ability to utilize that, if needed, makes a huge difference because some locations seem to run on some kind of auto pilot - that's not what upper management wants.....and I have seen them make the changes in real time. Obviously one has to do their part but they will take care of you (in my experience) if you work with them (or push the right buttons).

[JDDilly]

I agree. I have dealt with 3 CWs over the past 10 years, and all were great. I have heard from others that was not what they experienced.