1.  Drive the vehicle a bit, preferably with some bumps.
2.  LIght the stove, let it burn for a few minutes.
3.  Take the cap off the drain pipe at the bottom left corner of the
refrigerator, and blow a puff of air into it with a proper sized piece of
tubing.
4.  Follow refrigerator lighting directions.

These things always worked for me when my refrigerator was functional.  But
it quit cooling, and after a long series of attempted fixes, and spending
not a little bit of money, I junked it and put storage shelves in its place.

mcneely

On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 5:40 PM Andrew Berg <andrew@bergweb.ca> wrote:

> Anybody in southern ontario (ideally near kitchener) that can help me try
> and get my fridge to light on propane. Works fine on 120V. Tried all the
> tricks I could find.
>
> Andrew
>