← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Safety & Emergency Procedures Quick answer Check the propane tank connection – make sure it’s snug. Ensure the propane tank isn’t empty or low. Verify the heater is on a level surface. Clean the sensor screen and pilot light assembly. Test in a well-ventilated area, not a confined…
← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Safety & Emergency Procedures Quick answer Check propane tank is on and connected securely. Ensure the igniter button is being pressed firmly and repeatedly. Verify the propane tank isn’t empty or frozen. Clean the igniter tip and burner assembly. Test the propane flow by trying to light another…
← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Safety & Emergency Procedures Quick answer Check propane tank connection and valve. Ensure igniter is clicking and sparking. Verify burner assembly isn’t clogged. Test with a new propane cylinder. Confirm pilot light assembly is clean. Bleed air from the propane line. Check for obstructions in the gas flow….
Quick answer Water is the most common liquid campers deal with. 1 pound of water is about 0.12 gallons. For other liquids, density is key. It changes everything. Don’t assume all liquids are the same. They’re not. Always check the specific gravity or density if you’re not dealing with water. This matters for fuel, cooking…
Quick answer Propane tanks are built tough, but extreme heat is their enemy. Avoid direct sunlight and enclosed spaces like car trunks in summer. Pressure inside the tank rises with temperature, potentially leading to safety valve activation or worse. Always store and transport tanks upright and in well-ventilated areas. Understand your tank’s relief valve –…
Quick answer Always transport propane tanks upright and secured. Keep them in a well-ventilated area, never the passenger cabin. Ensure valves are tightly closed and protected. Check for leaks before and after transport. Avoid extreme temperatures. Know your tank’s capacity and local regulations. What to check first (do this before you drive out) Before you…
