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Date:         Wed, 15 May 96 08:48:59 -0400
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From:         Dave Mancuso <Mancuso@etown.k12.pa.us>
Subject:      Re: Help! Fridge won't start on propane...

>I think the trick is to get the right amount of fuel to air pumping going. >I'd try by turning the gas level (temp knob) down to Min. and hold the >button in and pump the pump handle several times keep holding the button >in and the ingnition light flashing. My friend and fellow list member Kevin Corcoran ('90 Westy) gave me a simple solution: unscrew the little metal plug under the front bottom edge of the fridge (has a little chain attaching it to the fridge). I'd been pumping and clicking away like a maniac, but after pulling this plug, it worked right away. It was amazing. I screwed the plug back in and it's fine now. I guess condensation built up or something inside the lighting chamber.

--Dave

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Dave Mancuso Mancuso@etown.k12.pa.us Mancuso@aol.com (Checked rarely)

"Well, I guess the shoe's really in the other mouth now..."

'87 Westy (Kalypso)


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