Chris,
From what you are describing, it is most likely the regulator. In reading thru the posts I saw one about bypassing the regulator... you do not want to ever do that! The tank pressure on the propane is around 200+ psi in the tank, the regulator should cut that pressure down to 11 inches of water (around 0.4 psi). If the regulator is working properly, it should regulate enough gas flow for at least 4 simultaneous loads without dropping pressure (Stove, Water heater, furnace, refrig, grill) If you are lighting 3 burners on the stove, but nothing else will light, I suggest you try to purge the air from the lines to the other devices and try resetting the electrical after 3 attempted lights then try again. If still no gas at other devices, you probably need the help of a rv technician or plumber. Becareful with the gas It can singe off your eyebrows before you can duck out of the way.
......... Swampy
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2014 287 BHBE; 1981 Jay Raven; Predator 3500i - We call Home Pearl River, Louisiana - edge of the Honey Island Swamp
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