rupert
Funster
- Nov 23, 2014
- 198
- 199
- Funster No
- 34,332
- MH
- c class
- Exp
- caravaning on and off 10 years
anyone out there that can tell me whats happening with gas pressures. I've always believed you need 37 mbar for propane or 28mbar for butane for your appliances to work at there best.
so whats going on with this fixed gas regulator fitted in my cheyenne that someone has deemed to be 30 mbar (too much for butane, and too little for propane) is this reg supposed to be ok for both gases or can i purchase one at 37 mbar ?
my fridge stopped working on gas last week .ok on electric, so i cleaned the jet etc.there was no sign of any dirt present, as idid it about a month ago. but now its working again...,great.... but i feel its not working as well as it should.which prompted me to check the gas.
so.. have the makers allowed for the 20% drop in propane pressure, or do you think it won't make any difference to my fridge? any comments.
so whats going on with this fixed gas regulator fitted in my cheyenne that someone has deemed to be 30 mbar (too much for butane, and too little for propane) is this reg supposed to be ok for both gases or can i purchase one at 37 mbar ?
my fridge stopped working on gas last week .ok on electric, so i cleaned the jet etc.there was no sign of any dirt present, as idid it about a month ago. but now its working again...,great.... but i feel its not working as well as it should.which prompted me to check the gas.
so.. have the makers allowed for the 20% drop in propane pressure, or do you think it won't make any difference to my fridge? any comments.