Bob,Jeff

I am not that knowlegeble regarding these machines, however I don't believe we are talking about the stacked amber lights on the kitchen panel (BTW,
these are green, yellow, red to indicate water tank level and then the green one under those indicates the fridge is running on propane).  I am specifically
speaking about an amber light that is on the face of the refridgerator itself right above the 3 square panel button for DC/AC/Propane.  According to the
directions, once you press the propane button, this amber light blinks, indicating that it is sparking and that it is time to press the F (round) button override
(let's in propane even though the flame is off) and pump the air.  Once you have oxygen (pump), propane (F button) and spark (A Propane square) button,
you should have all the ingredients to light the flame.  Once the flame is lit, this amber light is supposed to stay solid indicating that the fridge is running.  In
addition, the green LED on the kitchen panel (bottom of the water tank LED's) should also glow. (And if you are really good, you should be able to see the
blue flame through the little window on the bottom left corner inside the fridge).

Anyway, that is my understanding.

--peace--
    stu

On Mon, 6 Oct 2008 00:00:27 -0400, Automatic digest processor wrote:

>Date:    Sun, 5 Oct 2008 23:41:15 +0000
>From:    Bob Stevens <mtbiker62@COMCAST.NET>
>Subject: Re: Fridge again....

>They're talking about the 3 vertically stacked amber lights on the face of the kitchen panel, next to the switch.
>I don't know about the '85, whether that has this feature. The bottom amber light, when the switch is on, lights up when the fridge is running.

>> This amber light you speak of - mine doesn't have such a thing.  I
>> have an 85.  Yours is newer?
>>
>> Also, any difference between US and Canadian fridges?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Jeff