Lex Armarum
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- Oct 19, 2009
- 3,450
...or someone who can tell me how to fix my propane stove.
Short story: when I ignite the stove in the morning, it flares up normally then fades out completely. Wait a few seconds, then relight and it stays lit. However, if I turn on another burner, the originally lit burner's flame reduces proportionally to the newly lit burner's intensity. I'm hooked up to two 100# tanks with a flip over switch; I put a new fisher controls regulator on the line 8 mos ago.
Shoot me a PM if you can help and we can talk.
Short story: when I ignite the stove in the morning, it flares up normally then fades out completely. Wait a few seconds, then relight and it stays lit. However, if I turn on another burner, the originally lit burner's flame reduces proportionally to the newly lit burner's intensity. I'm hooked up to two 100# tanks with a flip over switch; I put a new fisher controls regulator on the line 8 mos ago.
Shoot me a PM if you can help and we can talk.
It's just that when you say lighting the second burner dims the first burner, it screams low pressure. If you want to PM me with the make and model and can try and pull up a schematic and see what else it may be. I just have gut feeling its a low pressure issue, where it is located is the $10,000 question. Could be a number of things depending on what the make and model are. I am happy to try and help if I can.
