Propane Tank wont fill
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Propane Tank wont fill
My first time filling propane tank, the filling station cannot get propane to go in the normal nozzle.
Is there a trick? What is that extra large connector on the tank for, does the propane go in there?
Is there a trick? What is that extra large connector on the tank for, does the propane go in there?
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Re: Propane Tank wont fill
Probably a broken stem or seat on the valve. It fills like any other propane tank through the outlet where the regulator attaches.
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Re: Propane Tank wont fill
Does this then require a new tank, or is the valve replaceable?
Is there a good source for tanks already setup to mount in J109's?
Is there a good source for tanks already setup to mount in J109's?
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Re: Propane Tank wont fill
Float seems ok, I can here it moving inside at the angle expected moving the tank
As a temporary workaround, I found someone who can fill the tank through the additional connection on the tank
As a temporary workaround, I found someone who can fill the tank through the additional connection on the tank
Re: Propane Tank wont fill
I ran into this two years ago. I believe the tank needs to be filled while on its side like when mounted in the locker.
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Re: Propane Tank wont fill
Didn't think of that! Anyone sure?
Re: Propane Tank wont fill
I had the same problem on my propane tank the one and only time I ever filled it. I don't use it much. The issue is the propane that goes in is a liquid, under pressure. For my tank they had to relieve the air pressure in the tank. When you use propane some of what's left in the tank boils away at normal air pressure becoming a gas in the tank. Between the liquid and the gas the tank is full. They have to bleed the tank in order to fill it.