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Old 06-17-2020, 05:28 PM   #1
PeterW
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Brand: Keystone
State: British Columbia
Posts: 6
THOR #18665
Question Propane pressure drop

Experience request for propane plumbing.....!

Our 2007 Cougar 276RLS is experiencing a large propane pressure drop at all appliances under high demand (of the furnace). Furnace has been checked out at a good rv repair business, regulator has been replaced, lines are free of kinks. There are no noticable leaks in the system. Static pressure is around 15”, but drops to 2-4 on demand.

Next thought is that debris has gathered in steel or copper supply lines. Any experience out there on blowing the supply lines out and accessible screen locations, if any.

Maybe disconnect distribution at regulator outlet and connect compressor at stove supply, then blow out at 30-40 psi....?
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