Travel With Lp Gas; Air In The Lp Gas Tank - Winnebago Adventurer 2005 Owner's Manual

WARNING
DO NOT FILL CONTAINER TO
MORE THAN 80 PERCENT OF
CAPACITY. Make sure the motor
home is level when filling. It is possi-
ble to accidentally overfill the tank if
the vehicle is unlevel, with the fill
valve on the uphill side. Overfilling
the LP gas tank can result in uncon-
trolled gas flow, which can cause fire
or explosion. A properly filled con-
tainer will contain approximately 80
percent of its volume as liquid LP
gas.
All pilot lights must be extin-
guished and supply valve closed
before refilling LP gas tanks or vehi-
cle fuel tanks.
Do not smoke or expose an open
flame while near an LP refueling
area. LP gas is heavier-than-air and
extremely flammable.
Never use an open flame to test for
LP gas leaks.
Replace all protective covers and
caps on LP system before filling.
Never fill the LP tank with engine or
generator running.

AIR IN THE LP GAS TANK

If your LP gas appliances do not stay lit or
require frequent adjustment, even though you
know the LP tank contains sufficient fuel, the
problem may be air in the LP gas tank. Air in the
tank mixes with the LP gas vapors causing them
to burn poorly. This condition could linger for
weeks if the air is not purged from the tank. Most
LP gas dealers have equipment for purging air
from LP gas tanks and will purge before refilling
the tank.

TRAVEL WITH LP GAS

It is illegal for vehicles equipped with LP
tanks to travel on certain roadways or through
certain tunnels in the U.S. To avoid inconve-
nience, check state regulations concerning flam-
mable gas transportation.
WARNING
Do not alter or remove LP tank gauge
at any time.
LP GAS PRESSURE REGULATOR
The pressure regulator is protected from the
elements by a plastic cover which should be left
in place at all times. Only your dealer or a quali-
fied LP gas service should remove the regulator
cover for adjustments.
WARNING
Visually inspect the pressure regula-
tor vent periodically for blockage by
accumulated debris or insect nests,
etc.
Vent obstruction could result in
excessive pressure which could cause
a fire or explosion.
If any obstruction is apparent, have
the regulator serviced by your dealer
or a qualified LP gas service center.
SECTION 8
LP GAS SYSTEM
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