What is the best way to check for leak in propane system if system is empty? Can you put air pressure on system without a problem if so how much pressure?
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Posted 02 February 2012 - 09:15 PM
Propane regulator is set at 11 inches water column or 1/4 psi.
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Posted 03 February 2012 - 04:12 PM
I got to ask what kind of coach,and what kind of propane tank.
I have made up an adapter to fit my system that allows me to connect one of my small Argon / CO2 tanks to the propane feeder line, to test for leaks when the system needs testing with no propane.
I have made up an adapter to fit my system that allows me to connect one of my small Argon / CO2 tanks to the propane feeder line, to test for leaks when the system needs testing with no propane.
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