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PROPANE SAFETY
About the Propane System
The propane system provides heat, hot water, fuel for cooking, refrigeration and can be used
for other small appliances.
The propane supply for an RV is stored in a DOT cylinder that is positioned vertically upright and
mounted outside the living space of an RV. Repair and/or replacement should always be done
by certified service technicians.
Make sure your propane system is inspected at least annually by a certified service technician.
They are trained to detect incorrect tank pressure, leaks, or other potential hazards and
address them properly. Do not connect your propane system to another gas source or attempt
to repair any propane related component yourself.
IF YOU SMELL PROPANE:
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EXTINGUISH ANY OPEN FLAMES INCLUDING PILOT LIGHTS AND ALL SMOKING
MATERIALS.
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SHUT OFF THE PROPANE SUPPLY AT THE LP CONTAINERS.
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DO NOT TOUCH ELECTRICAL SWITCHES.
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OPEN DOORS AND OTHER VENTS.
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LEAVE THE AREA UNTIL THE ODOR CLEARS.
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THE PROPANE SYSTEM SHOULD BE CHECKED FOR LEAKS AND THE SOURCE DETECTED
AND REPAIRED BEFORE USING THE RV AGAIN.
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FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN EXPLOSION RESULTING IN DEATH OR SERIOUS
INJURY.
NEVER USE AN OPEN FLAME TO TEST FOR A PROPANE LEAK. DO NOT CHECK FOR LEAKS
USING PRODUCTS THAT CONTAIN AMMONIA OR CHLORINE, THESE PRODUCTS CAN CAUSE
CRACKS TO FORM ON METAL COMPONENTS IN THE PROPANE SYSTEM. A SOLUTION OF
WATER AN MILD SOAP SHOULD BE USED BY SPRAYING THE FITTINGS AND CONNECTION
POINTS DOWN AND WATCHING FOR BUBBLES.
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