No propane to stove or furnace

[RockyTee]

New guy here...2020 Thor ACE 30.1. For some reason, I'm not getting any propane to the stove or furnace. I turned it on at the tank and get nothing inside. This is a new coach. Am I missing a valve someplace?

[Lt Keefer]

Welcome to our jungle. Do you have propane in the tank? Does the water heater work on propane? You could check for a kink in the flexible propane lines installed at the factory.

[RockyTee]

Yes Sir, the tank is full. I have not yet tried the water heater, but i will and will look for kinks as well. Thank you.

[nosticks]

Go back to the stove. Open a burner. Use a BBQ lighter to light it rather than the igniter. Takes a while sometimes. Once you get the stove up and running the furnace should start as well.

[lwmcguire]

If all the suggestions fail, close the propane tank valve or valves and open them slowly

Then light everything

[Beau388]

Originally Posted by RockyTee

New guy here...2020 Thor ACE 30.1. For some reason, I'm not getting any propane to the stove or furnace. I turned it on at the tank and get nothing inside. This is a new coach. Am I missing a valve someplace?

See post #5. There is a pressure balance valve in the regulator line. It is there to cut-off propane in the event of a line break or puncture, as in a wreck, rock or overturn. If the propane lines are empty (no pressure) and you crank the valve open all at once, the pressure balance valve will sense a loss of pressure and seal the tank. Fortunately, the vale is self-resetting (they were not self-resetting in the old days). If you turn the propane tank valve completely off and wait for 30 minutes for the pressure to bled off and the valve reset; then open the tank's shut-off VERY slowly it will pressurize the system to 11 inches of water.