Phil - I have had the refrigerator out several times. Just turn the gas off at the tank, and burn off what's in the lines to check and make sure that it is really off. Then you can disconnect the gas lines in the cabinet as you go. If you want to pull the whole cabinet, you should still be able to just disconnect the line coming from the shut off valve on the tank, but I haven't done that before. - Mike '87 Westy Moscow, Idaho Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2001 13:00:05 -0800 From: phil stanhope <napszeerf@YAHOO.COM> Subject: Fridge+Stove removal question I need to remove the fridge/stove to get to the interior rocker panel (body seam) so i can treat some rust. I have a full tank of propane. Is there a way i can remove the fridge+stove without disconnecting any gas lines safely?
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