1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve.

[Ron Thompson]

John, thanks for your reply. I have been on the road since Monday and today, Wed. arrived in Las Crucas , NM and this is the first WIFI I have encountered that is working. I have looked in both my fuel fill doors and find a fill valve in both of them along with diesel fuel receivers also, but no switch unless it is concealed somehow. MY refrigertor is located right in the center of the coach sitting at at angle. just to the right of the bathroom door and at the left end of the galley counter top. The only access I can see is to take the refrigertor out of the enclosure unless there is some other way that I don't see. Man that looks like a job too. Several people have responded with suggestions which I will look into and will report back to the forum with my answer and results. Thanks again. Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx. 1995 WLWB 42' (cockyfox@...) --- On Tue, 6/16/09, jcmace59 wrote: From: jcmace59 Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: 1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve. To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 2:37 PM Ron, I haven't had mine as long as Pete has, so he'll have more detailed info. But at the LPG fill door is a simple switch to turn the LPG on and off. As I recall, mine is "backwards", meaning it needs to be flipped down to be on and flipped up to be off. Then the inside switch there below the sink needs to be on and the LPG detector needs to be on. Then you should have gas. I check by turning the stovetop on to see that it lights and burns. Then you should be able to have the fridge on gas. That being said, if rust has formed inside the burner exhaust, it will flake off and block the flame sensor from operating. Mine did this this past weekend. Open the door outside the back of the fridge (assuming your fridge is flat against an outer wall) remove the cover over the burner (it should be a flat plate with 2 phillips screws at the bottom). There's then a small cover that just sits on top of the burner assembly, held in place by the panel you just removed. Pull it off and clean the rust flakes out of the way. I vacuumed mine out. Put it all back together and see what happens. That fixed mine the first time, but now something else has occurred so it won't stay lit anyway! Something else to do in my "spare time"! Hope this helps. John --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "pgchd" wrote: > > I have never used the LPG gas since I have had this coach and I have an absolutely stupid question. Where the heck is the main LPG Shut off Valve on a 1995 WLWB 42? > - Road side, second bay compartment door, back wall right in front of the aquahot, there is a 12x12 inch panel with machine screws, remove it and it will expose the valve on the tank itself and the inli ne dual stage regulator > > Does the Master LPG Switch that is located in the counter right in front of the sink the only switch that controls the gas supply on and off. When I turn the Alarm switch on it buzzes. There is no gas leak that I can detect anywhere so it must be buzzing because the gas supply is turned off. > -as others have stated, the master propane switch in from of the sink and in the road side fuel door controls the flow of propane via another valve in addition to the mechanical one on the tank. IF you are referring to the "alarm" switch in from of the sink on the same panel as the master propane switch, that alarm if for the refrigerator. ...temp sensor and goes off if the frig is too warm, nothing to do with propane..... propane senors on the floor and wall cabin......with auto shutoffs > > Oh, the refrigerator is running when the Inverter is on and also when the generator is on or the shore line is hooked up. It is just the Lpg mode on the frig that does not work. When You set it to lpg operation it waits about 45 seconds then the check light comes on. The LPG level indicator shows almost full of gas. The only thing I can think of is that the main shut off valve is off. > -sounds like the "propane side / circuit / parts" of the fridge needs service.... flue clogged,valve clogged, etc.... prior posts on this..... > > Pete Chin > 95 42' Daytona beach > > > > > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, Ron Thompson wrote: > > > > I have never used the LPG gas since I have had this coach and I have an absolutely stupid question. Where the heck is the main LPG Shut off Valve on a 1995 WLWB 42? > > > > Does the Master LPG Switch that is located in the counter right in front of the sink the only switch that controls the gas supply on and off. When I turn the Alarm switch on it buzzes. There is no gas leak that I can detect anywhere so it must be buzzing because the gas supply is turned off. > > > > Oh, the refrigerator is running when the Inverter is on and also when the generator is on or the shore line is hooked up. It is just the Lpg mode on the frig that does not work. When You set it to lpg operation it waits about 45 seconds then the check light comes on. The LPG level indicator shows almost full of gas. The only thing I can think of is that the main shut off valve is off. > > > > Appreciate any help from someone who is familiar with this coach. > > > > Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx. > > > > 1995 WLWB 42' > > > > (cockyfox@) > > >