

| Subject: | Newbe Fridge Question |
| From: | John Fox |
| Date: | Thu, 4 Jan 1996 12:23:16 -0800 (PST) |
Greetings, After five months of lurking and searching, I've finally made the the jump from wana-westy to westy-newbe. I ended up finding a 1980 Westfalia. It's in pretty good shape with very little rust. It's great fun to drive. So far the only problem I have is lighting the fridge. I know it works because the PO showed me how to light it and it did. But I can't seem to pull it off. At night I can see that the piezo is producing a spark when I look through the sight glass. It seems to be getting gas because I see a flash once in a while and produce a few Conestoga cannon-like reports. Yes, there is gas in the tank (the stove lights). I've been following the (rather obscure) directions in the owners manual and the (less obscure) instructions on the fridge panel. Does the fridge need a cleaning or "tune-up" now and then to make it easier to light ? Or is there a better technique ? Thanks, John Fox San Diego, CA 1980 Westfalia jrfox@qualcomm.com
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