All else being equal, I'd still say you're out of gas.  Open the bleed
valve to check -- you should certainly get vigorous gas flow, and probably
a tiny squirt of liquid first which has sloshed into the bleed line.

If it is empty, you could put in a little and start looking for leaks.  The
regulator is where I'd look first.

david

At 13:27 5/7/2000, bcalder wrote:
>now I can't get gas at the stove either. If I hadn't just filled the tank
>I'd say it was just empty. Totally perplexed. Yes, the main valve
>is open at the tank.
>
>Any ideas? Could this be caused by air in the lines, or is it the
>main valve at the tank is somehow not opening eventhough it
>turns? I'm stumped here.

David Beierl - Providence, RI
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