Date:         Sun, 14 Oct 2001 21:17:03 -0700
Reply-To:     sanford schulwolf <sanfordachulwolf@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         sanford schulwolf <sanfordachulwolf@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Stove probane leak
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My 91 syncro has a small, very annoying leak, my nose
and logic say its coming from under the stove - from
the stove manifold assembly.  I have preformed the
soap bobble test on all know connection - yes the
refrigerator fitting too., no bobbles no smell.  The
only place I can directly smell small amounts of
propane, comes from the small vent area directly
underneath the stove ( next to the battery/water level
indicator lights.) I smell nothing from behind the
stove/refrigerator

Questions; Has anyone else had this same problem?  Do
you have to buy the hole stove manifold assembly (from
whom) or might you be able to repair it?

Largest question, how does one get to the internal
stove working, from underneath or by removing the
stove/sink? How?

I have looked deep into the archive but have only
found a link or too going to a dead attachment
regarding the above.  This list and its archives is
great, thanks.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Sanford

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