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The regulator has been preset by the manufacturer of the regulator, and adjustment should not be
necessary. If adjustment should be required however, DO NOT attempt to adjust it yourself.
Adjustment must be made with special equipment by a qualified propane gas service technician.
Have the regulator checked annually, or whenever you suspect a problem. The correct line pressure
should be 6 ¼ oz. or 11 inches of water column.
Because air is required for proper operation of the regulator, it is very important that the regulator vent is
kept clean and free of dirt and debris. This is why it is necessary to keep the vent facing downward and
the regulator covered to protect if from contamination. A toothbrush can be used to clean the vent if it
becomes clogged by foreign matter.
Regulator Freeze-up
During cold weather, it is important to keep ice from forming in the regulator, which will shut off the flow
of propane gas to the appliances. Have the supplier add an approved propane gas antifreeze when
filling the tank for use during cold weather. Regulator freeze-up can occur in any weather if there is
moisture in the tank, or if the tank has been over-filled. Always use moisture-free propane gas, and make
sure the tank has not been filled beyond 80% of capacity. If moisture has entered the tank, have the tank
purged, or have hydrous methanol added by an authorized propane gas supplier.
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