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Travelin Around · 02-21-2008, 09:21 PM

I have run into a problem due to low temperatures. At some point below freezing, something is freezing up and not allowing me to use anything that uses gas. The tech turned on the stove and after about 15 seconds with an electric match, the front burner lit. I thought he had overridden something but he said it was due to warmer temperatures. He added it might be a problem anywhere from the LPG leak sensor inside the door, to a relay at the tank. Concerning the LPG sensor, if that was the problem, he said it would be the wires coming from the unit toward the tank.

My question: is there a "fix" to keep it, whatever the culprit is, from freezing up?

02-21-2008, 09:21 PM	#1
Travelin Around New Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1	Full LPG Tank, No Gas Supplied to Coach I have run into a problem due to low temperatures. At some point below freezing, something is freezing up and not allowing me to use anything that uses gas. The tech turned on the stove and after about 15 seconds with an electric match, the front burner lit. I thought he had overridden something but he said it was due to warmer temperatures. He added it might be a problem anywhere from the LPG leak sensor inside the door, to a relay at the tank. Concerning the LPG sensor, if that was the problem, he said it would be the wires coming from the unit toward the tank. My question: is there a "fix" to keep it, whatever the culprit is, from freezing up?