gas low semes to be frozen (1 Viewer)

[Wildbill]

the cooker stopped working tonight never ever had that happen in all the time I have had gaslow.
Was making a brew getting ready for bead nice coco no gas haven't run out as we have filed up today.
fridge not working or gas heater so I have connected a bit of hover hose and rooted it in to the gas locker.
ihave taken the filer pont out of the door and put it trough there for now se what happens with a bit of warm air on the regulator from the diesel blown air
bill

 

[TheBig1]

may be a knackered regulator Bill .. same symptoms

 

[Wildbill]

may be a knackered regulator Bill .. same symptoms

Its working now join but dose not seem to be right so switching it off and using my electric 12v kettle
bill

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[Robin McHood]

Two things come to mind but may not be applicable to gas low. (1) Does your system have an auto collision shut off? That can be tripped during a refill. (2) Some Truma regulators were prone to oiling up and restricting the gas flow or shutting it off altogether. Had to replace the regulator on our old trailer tent because of this when regulator was less than a year old.

 

[Wildbill]

Two things come to mind but may not be applicable to gas low. (1) Does your system have an auto collision shut off? That can be tripped during a refill. (2) Some Truma regulators were prone to oiling up and restricting the gas flow or shutting it off altogether. Had to replace the regulator on our old trailer tent because of this when regulator was less than a year old.

It's a bit could and dark to mess with it tonight just switched it off and using diesel hatter tonight thanks
bill

 

[mike mcglynn]

On my previous van there was a button to heat the gas regulator and valve arrangements on my gaslow system obviously for winter use in snow or freezing conditions Bill so they must freeze up I guess it was maybe minus 4 last night

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[Terry]

Hi Bill not really cold enough yet to freeze LPG,my monies on the regulator.

 

[scotjimland]

While Propane doesn't freeze until minus 40c , in cold weather and with a high take-off , the regulator can freeze internally, they can collect moisture inside and it is that freezes.. I've seen this happen on LPG fork-lift trucks in winter .. that is the reason some Truma regulators have heaters.

If you have heated it and the problem still persists then it is probably a faulty regulator