

| Subject: | Re: Dometic-Gas Lighting re: manual |
| From: | Paul Albert |
| Date: | Tue, 27 Apr 1999 00:21:00 -0700 |
Apr 27, 1999 >The gas flow is either all on or all off, it does not have variable flame, >controlled by the thermostat, like a stove-top burner. The mini-poof you >mention is from allowing the combustion chamber to fill with too much gas >before you spark the igniter...thus when you do spark it, you get a little >explosion ... the flame does not liught and you now need to get all those >combustion gases out of there before anything will light/burn. I'll add my 2 cents. this post is right on the money. Think of lighting the stove as a carb. car starting in cold weather. Mixing the air(pump) and gas (propane)in the correct proportion. The Dometic manual that comes with the van, describes how to start eh fridge if it has not been used in over 24hours. I have followed this for 12 years and it has always worked. Ciao, Paolo '87 westy- Memorable Dates In The 20th Century For month of April: On Apr 28, 1945 Benito Mussolini is captured and executed by Italian anit-facist forces.
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